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This mailbox describes how you can order copies of Passport to Knowledge's online resources, even if you have no easy access to the Internet.

All current files on our Web and gopher sites are downloaded by Richard Seltzer's "B and R Samizdat Express", and available on Mac or IBM diskettes, updated weekly.

You may order diskettes for $10.00 per 3.5" high density diskette. You are encouraged to make as many copies as you need to share with your colleagues and students.

Most of the information is provided in plain "text" form to make it easy to import into your own word processing programs.

Live from the Hubble diskettes will likely be available in late February, 1996, when this message will then be updated to indicate availability and number of diskettes.

Our previous PASSPORT project, Live from the Stratosphere, is contained on 1 diskette.

Our first PASSPORT project, Live From Antarctica, comprises 6 diskettes: 4 text only and 2 graphics.

Order diskettes by e-mail, or postal mail. List the disks you want, be sure to indicate IBM or Macintosh, your full name and address, and enclose a check, purchase order, or current credit card information. In the US, there is no charge for shipping and handling. Massachusetts residents should add $.50 per disk for sales tax. Outside the US, add $2.00 for shipping per order.

For orders via postal mail, send to:

For email orders, send the same information to samizdat@samizdat.com. Send payment via postal mail.

For more information about "Please Copy This Disk", call Richard Seltzer at 617-469-2269.

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