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Poster: | Wendell | Date: | Jan 27, 2003 6:21am |
Forum: | macromedia | Subject: | Re: proposal for CD-ROM archive - comments? |
Regarding additional titles, this is an interesting concept indeed! I imagine that archive.org has some sort of legal representative who might be able to help "free" these? Personally, I would love to see some of the old way-out-of-print Sierra "talkie" CDs made available. Quality early multimedia! How fondly I recall playing King's Quest V for the first time, and being completely awe-struck when that bloody tree started singing to me. ;-)
And who can forget the ants.
*single tear*
-W
http://www.hoshinori.org/cube/tape/snowing_on_desert_lull.mp3
http://www.hoshinori.org/cube/tape/biciclette_rmx.mp3
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Poster: | dbarnes | Date: | Jan 28, 2003 5:12am |
Forum: | macromedia | Subject: | Re: proposal for CD-ROM archive - comments? |
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Poster: | Wendell | Date: | Jan 27, 2003 6:33am |
Forum: | macromedia | Subject: | Re: proposal for CD-ROM archive - comments? |
Why not make the files additionally available through an intelligent peer-to-peer network such as eDonkey or Overnet? It would simply be a matter of providing an ed2k link with the appropriate checksum in place, and the user would be able to download an ACCURATE version of the image. You could even state outright that archive.com will not provide support if concerned about such hassles. My point is that those who already use such services would know what to do, and I believe it would free up a great deal of your overall resources.
Hey, how about that... A GOOD legal use for these networks!
-W
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Poster: | Sonic201 | Date: | Mar 23, 2020 8:23am |
Forum: | macromedia | Subject: | Find ABC Theater (Kidzup Interactive Learning Kits) |
https://archive.org/details/ABCTheaterKidzupInteractiveLearningKits
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Poster: | simon c | Date: | Feb 3, 2003 2:22am |
Forum: | macromedia | Subject: | Re: proposal for CD-ROM archive - comments? |
just wanted to thank everyone for the VERY helpful replies to this post. it's given me a lot more information from the community to work with as i continue to test out possible scenarios for the CD-ROM archive.
thanks again,
simon.