Re: The planetary guide -- Synergistic software

["Keatah@worldnet.att.net" <Keatah@worldnet.att.net>]

Rubywand wrote:
> 
> "Keatah@worldnet.att.net" writes ...
> >
> > Anybody got that?? .. the planetary guide from synergistic software. I
> > have an original disk with docs and plastic baggie; but i messed up the
> > disk while doing something. I need a copy of the original or an ftp site
> > where I can get the image. or whatever.
>  ....
> 
>      There is a "Planetary Construction Set" on Asimov but, evidently, no
> "Planetary Guide". Have not seen PG on any other archive, either.
> 

yeh, I saw that too. two different things.

>      Earlier this month, Edward Collet posted a Csa2 message about possibly
> salvaging some (mainly) edu wares for placement on the archives ...
> 

I'm going through my 900+ disk collection. I'm still amazed I saved all
this stuff from when I was in gradeschool. And it all works. I
anticipate being fully catalogged by february. I'm sure I'll be in a
position to contribute a great deal to the archives. I'm checking the
stuff on 5.25 and saving to pc cdrw.


> >>
> Subject: Any interest in apple II educational disks?
> Date: 1999/11/09
> Author: Robert Collet <collet@worldnet.att.net>
> newsgroup: comp.sys.apple2
> 
> A little while back I became the proud owner of, among other things, around
> 1000 apple II diskettes. I've been sifting through the disks and I've noticed
> alot of it isnt on the asimov FTP site. The guy that gave me the disks was a
> teacher, so most of it is educational. I've noticed there arent many
> educational titles available online, so  if anybody is interested in them I'd
> be glad to dump them to .dsk images. I'd do it anyway but it takes so long I
> wouldnt want to spend all that time if there isnt any interest.
> <<
>  ....
> 
>       If Planetary Guide is in the collection, maybe Robert would either sell
> it to you or move it to the front of the line for deprotection/uploading.
> 
> Rubywand