Free to a good home...
Posted by
alanganes
on 2002-08-14 17:36:32 UTC
Hi All,
Today in the "last-stop-before-the-dump" department...
I have a complete set of O-ficcial Autocad documentation for Acad
release 12. This was the last DOS release and it ran quite acceptably
on a 386 66Mhz computer with a cheezy VGA card.
This set is maybe 8 or so books weighing in at (I'm guessing) 10
lbs. There *may* even be a set of something like 15 floppy disks in
those boxes (5 1/4", remember those, kids??) but I cannot vouch for
thier contents or the intact-ness of the data on them, as I have not
had a 5 1/4" drive for quite some time and cannot try them. All I
know is that they did work once, long ago.
Anyhow, if anyone here would like to rescue these from eternity in a
landfill, you may have them for cost of shipping, and your word that
you will love and cherish them and not cheat on them by using
TurboCad behind thier back. OK, I'm kidding about the TubroCad part,
though it IS funny that I feel the need to clarify that in this
company.
Anyhow, I hate to toss stuff like this, I'm sure most of you can
understand that sentiment. If I don't hear anything in a week or so,
I will give them a proper sendoff via the recycle bin.
Regards,
AL
Today in the "last-stop-before-the-dump" department...
I have a complete set of O-ficcial Autocad documentation for Acad
release 12. This was the last DOS release and it ran quite acceptably
on a 386 66Mhz computer with a cheezy VGA card.
This set is maybe 8 or so books weighing in at (I'm guessing) 10
lbs. There *may* even be a set of something like 15 floppy disks in
those boxes (5 1/4", remember those, kids??) but I cannot vouch for
thier contents or the intact-ness of the data on them, as I have not
had a 5 1/4" drive for quite some time and cannot try them. All I
know is that they did work once, long ago.
Anyhow, if anyone here would like to rescue these from eternity in a
landfill, you may have them for cost of shipping, and your word that
you will love and cherish them and not cheat on them by using
TurboCad behind thier back. OK, I'm kidding about the TubroCad part,
though it IS funny that I feel the need to clarify that in this
company.
Anyhow, I hate to toss stuff like this, I'm sure most of you can
understand that sentiment. If I don't hear anything in a week or so,
I will give them a proper sendoff via the recycle bin.
Regards,
AL