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From: rick hamell <hamellr@dsinw.com>
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> If your a FreeBSD Newbie Looking to get FreeBSD and documentation,  Goto:
> 
> 			Indelible-blue
>    "http://www.indelible-blue.com/ibapps/products.nsf/unix"
> 
> look for "the complete set of FreeBSD +4 CD's"
> when you get FreeBSD from indelible blue, you get a 500 page book + the 
> walnut Creek distribution of FreeBSD...  It's way better than buying FreeBSD 
> from walnut Creek with   no documentation.

	Except that the money dosen't go back into the project does it? I 
prefer to pay the extra $10 and have it do something useful other then 
line somebodies pockets.

						Rick


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