Pricelessware CD 1995 : What news?

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you must have a y2k bug or something
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The only bug I've got is one called Mullins.

--
Regards,
Nicolaas.


.... Sometimes we need to laugh at ourselves so the people who are laughing
at us don't feel too embarrassed.
 
nog said:
He was the first Dr Who - before Patrick Troughton, IIRC.
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If you have a head for history and have been around computers very long
you'll probably know these names...Harden Brothers, Tom Lake, Ethan Winer,
Thomas Hanlin.
 
He was the first Dr Who - before Patrick Troughton, IIRC.
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Definitely farther back than I can remember. Neither Patrick Troughton or
William Hartnell ring any bells here.

--
Regards,
Nicolaas.


.... One often gets much more than one asks for - not all of it necessarily
good.
 
The goal is to offer options for obtaining a large number of
Pricelessware programs with minimum effort.

1. Creation of a Pricelessware CD for people who have difficulty
downloading programs due to slow connections speeds, high connection
costs etc. etc.

2. Creation of an ISO of the CD for people who have high speed
connections.

Contents of the CD:

The Pricelessware web pages.

The Pricelessware programs *if* the author allows redistribution by
individuals.

The Pricelessware programs *if* the author allows redistribution by
alt.comp.freeware participants

Excluded from the CD:

Programs that may not be redistributed.

Most programs that require registration before downloading (if the
author gives permission they will be included).

Programs that require an agreement before redistribution is allowed. The
alt.comp.freeware newsgroup cannot enter into legal agreements.

Distribution of the CD:

Copies of the CD will be made and distributed by alt.comp.freeware
volunteer burners.

Recipients may be asked to pay for the cost of making and mailing the
CD. Burners may ask the recipient to send a blank CD and a
self-addressed mailing envelope or they may ask to be paid for those
out-of-pocket expenses.

An ISO of the CD will be available for downloading - possibly on a
limited basis.

2xExplorer
40tude Dialog
4DOS
7-Zip
ActivIcons
Ad-Aware
Adobe Reader SpeedUp
Agent Ransack
Aida32
All-Purpose Spell Checker (APSC)
AllChars
AM-DeadLink
AntiVir Personal Edition
AtNotes
Audacity
AutoHotkey
AutoIt
AVG Anti-Virus System
AVIcodec
Batchrun
Belarc Advisor
Blender
Burnatonce
Buttonz & Tilez!
Cacheman
Calendar Magic
Cathy
CDBurnerXP Pro
CDCheck
CDex
Chainsaw
ChangeIcon
Columbine Bookmark Merge (CBM)
Convert
Crimson Editor
Crypt Edit
Cygwin
DAEMON Tools
dBpowerAMP Music Converter (dMC)
Debian
DeepBurner Free
Dependency Walker
Dirhtml
DirKey
DLExpert
DLL Archive
Drive Rescue
DVDSig
EasyCleaner
eCleaner
EditPad Lite
Emergency Recovery Utility NT (ERUNT)
Eraser
Ethereal
Exact Audio Copy (EAC)
ExamDiff
Exifer
Extended Character Map
F-Prot Antivirus for DOS
Filemon
FileZilla Server
FileZilla
Font Magic
Free Agent
Free Digital Camera Enhancer
Free Download Manager (FDM)
freeCommander
Frhed
FTPpie
GhostScript
GoldenSectionNotes
Google Toolbar
GrabIt
Graph Paper Printer
GSpot
Hamster
Hosts File
HTML-Kit
HTTRACK (WinHTTrack)
IEradicator
Info-Rapid Search & Replace
Inno Setup
Irfanview
IZArc
JAlbum
JPEG Cleaner
jv16 Powertools
K-meleon
K9
Kerio Personal Firewall
KeyNote
LAME
LFN-Tools (Long FileNames in DOS)
Lister
Lupas Rename (Lupas 2000)
Magic Mail Monitor
Mailwasher
Maxthon (was MyIE2)
Media Player Classic
MemLoad
Memtest86
MetaPad
MinGW
Miranda IM
MotherBoard Monitor (MBM)
MozBackup
Mozilla Firefox (was Mozilla Firebird) (was Phoenix)
Mozilla Thunderbird
Mozilla
mp3DirectCut
MP3Gain
MPEG Audio Collection (MAC)
MultiRes
MWSnap
MyAlbum
Neutron
nnCron LITE
NoteTab Light
Nvu
OE-Quotefix
OffByOne
OpenOffice.org
Outlook-Quotefix
Partition Saving (was Savepart)
Password Safe
Path Copy (PathCopy)
PE Builder
Pegasus Mail
PhotoFiltre
Pixia
PowerArchiver
PowerDesk
PowerPro
Pretty Good Privacy (PGP)
Process Explorer
PSPad
Push That Freakin' Button (PTFB)
PuTTY
Python
QuickTime Alternative
Ragtime Solo
Ranish Partition Manager
Real Alternative
RegCleaner
Registrar Lite
RegMon
RegSeeker
ReplaceEm (was BK ReplaceEm)
Resource Hacker
Revelation
RUNit
Sam Spade
Script Defender
SharpDevelop
SoftCAT
SpaceMonger
Speakonia
Spider
Spybot Search & Destroy
SpywareBlaster
Start-Up Monitor (Startup Monitor)
Startup Control Panel
SuperFormat
TClockEx
The Font Thing
The Gimp
The Proxomitron
The Regex Coach
TightVNC
TMPGEnc
TopStyle Lite
Total Uninstall
TrackerV3
TreeCopy
Treepad Lite and Treepad Asia
TWEAK UI
TypeItIn
UK's Kalender
Ulead Gif Animator
VanBasco's Karaoke Player
VirtualDub
Visit URL
Visual Thought
VNC
WAssociate
Weather Watcher
WinAmp Classic
Windows Ultimate Boot CD
WinDriversBackup Personal Edition
Wink
WinMX
WinPatrol
WordWeb
WorldTime
X-Fonter
X-Setup Pro (was Xteq X-Setup)
Xenu's Link Sleuth
Xnews
XnView
XOSL
Xplorer²
XXCopy
YahooPOPs! (YPOPs!)
Yankee Clipper III
ZipGenius
ZoneAlarm (Zone Alarm)
Zoner Draw 3
 
He played the flute and was a bit silly
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As Dr Who?

--
Regards,
Nicolaas.


.... When something you do turns out to be easier than it looked, you have
overlooked something.
 
Nicolaas said:
As Dr Who?
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LOL. Yes.

I can't possibly comment on his civvie street proclivities.

Patrick Troughton had a son, David, who has appeared in The Bill, and
has a son, Sam, who is also an actor.

But you knew that.
 
LOL. Yes.\
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Dr Who playing the flute? <boggle> Yeh, OK
I can't possibly comment on his civvie street proclivities.
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Sounds like that could be just as well. :-)
Patrick Troughton had a son, David, who has appeared in The Bill, and
has a son, Sam, who is also an actor.
But you knew that.
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The hell I did ...



--
Regards,
Nicolaas.


.... Opening the mind can open the heart. Opening the heart can open the
mind.
 
Daleks never got him...

Though perhaps that was just a 'stairs' thing.
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That's true. He who fights and runs away .....

--
Regards,
Nicolaas.


.... "Anyone can be mistaken" said the embarrassed Dalek, climbing,
red-faced, off the dustbin.
 
Silly goose
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Why do you say that? What, in my not being able to remember something,
makes me a silly goose?

Or is it simply that you are an unpleasant individual who has nothing to
say, but simply has to say something. Anything?

I feel the need to go wash something.
 
Silly goose!
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You all do remember who played the REALLY first Dr. Who - in the
movies, that is?

More to the point, can you remember all the COMPANIONS of ALL the
Doctors?

My favorite was Liz Sladen - cute as a button!

Second fav was Louise Jamison - saw her in person at a convention in
San Francisco years ago and she was actually better looking in person
than she was as Leela!
 
Richard said:
You all do remember who played the REALLY first Dr. Who - in the
movies, that is?
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Peter Cushing? He was ghastly.

There is a Dr Who shop across the road from East Ham station in London
btw. If you ever need a dalek bottle stop...
 
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