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On Tue, Aug 17, 1999 at 02:27:58PM +0000, Kevin Loch wrote:
> The entire site is currently 4.5GB, including zips which make
> up half the space, and catalogs. So, if you wanted to put just the
> scans (no zip files)on cd, you would need 4-5 cd's, depending on how
> you divided it up.
>
> Of course, while making cd-r's for your own use should be ok, I strongly
> discourage selling of CD's, as that is clearly outside of "fair use",
> and exposes you to legal action.
Do you have a reccomended way to pull down just boxtops and instructions?
I'd be interested in wasting some of my company's T3 to get a few cd's
worth of stuff?
Is there a way to pull down by date entered? So I could just burn a new CD in a
year for the updated stuff?
BTW: Great site, invaluable. Please, take a bow!
Ciao!
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