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Funny that you, of all people, would ask - it has something you made on it,
among other lists. Yes, some (not near all) scans from kl.net (350MB from
there) - he has a lot of webspace! Its got Fibblesnork and Huw's site and a
few other favorite sites. Of course Dr. Carney's Castle page (the newest
site on the CD) - the original, I have not updated, but I think she (the
webmaster) did update, or at least added a Cool site of the week logo.
Thats about all that fits on one disk, but its a lot faster than waiting for
pages on the net. I guess I don't really have a right to sell this, but I
would trade it for other "information", whatever the media. I hope this
does not upset people, but I hate waiting for pages and, even more so, for
pictures on the web.
LMK, John
Richard Dee uttered the following
profundities...
> On Fri, 12 Feb 1999 19:39:26 GMT, John DiRienzo uttered the following
> profundities...
> > I was wondering the same thing... what were you wanting for the CD?
> > Would you like in exchange a cd packed with Lego sites and databases? Or • is
> > that what it is?
> > > What's on these CD (It dosn't exist in Canada).
> > >
> > > Martin
> >
> >
> >
> This is the Technic Search Sub, set 8299. AKA 8250, which
> didn't come with the CD. On the CD are the instructions for
> the model, in the form of a Quicktime MM program. Also includes
> basic information about the ocean, and a tour of a Lego "shop."
> The shop has descriptions and pictures of models that were
> availble at the time. I don't remember, but there might have
> been a version of a TV add. I will double check some time
> later. I would in the trade, include the printed instructions,
> the CD instructions, as well as the 1997 Technic and service
> item catalogues.
>
> What would be on this CD, exactly, that u r offering? If it were
> stuffed full of scans from http://www.kl.net/scans
> I would be very interested!
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