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To: Adam Nash who wrote (13139)5/9/1998 7:21:00 AM
From: Moominoid  Read Replies (1) of 213177
 
More on floppies.

1. When I E-mail attachments to a well known university in the UK they tend to have a very hard time with it unless I am very careful how I do it.

2. Most of the academic journals requiring electronic copy require you to send them a disk.

3. I get disks all the time from other people. Maybe they are classed as Luddites but they have a resistance to E-mailing the material. This includes abstracts submitted for conferences etc.

4. Many textbooks have floppies with data etc. included with them. If you don't have a drive you can't use them.

Just 4 more examples. Expandibility is a complete non-issue for a computer in this price class but a floppy isn't.

David
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