New PPC Archive USB Drive (Version 2.43) Acailable

[Jake Schwartz]

Version 2.43 of the PPC Archive USB drive is now available with roughly 1,600 pages (2.2 GB) of
new material.
Section 1 (with 13.238 pages) includes 10 new PPC-related documents, added U.S. Navy Personal
Programmable Calculator Newsgram V1N3, plus some additional Philadelphia-area PPC chapter and
Chicago-area CHIP chapter material;
Section 2 (with 6,337 pages) updates one item and adds six additional CHHU-related items;
Section 3 (Handheld and Portable Computer Club newsletters) remains unchanged 212 issues and
9,402 pages;
Section 4 (with 21,610 pages) adds "Recreational Programmers' Notes final letter from New Zealand,
plus adds 1979 Santa Clara conference photos;
Section 5 (Educalc Library - 6,473 pages) adds catalog 70S (1997), updates two EduCALC Technical Notes,
adds 26 and updates 5 other Newsline transcripts, and adds 65 new documents in the "Additional EduCALC
Materials" section;
Section 6 (HP-related materials - 10,550 pages) adds 92 new individual documents, 13 new multi-issue
items, plus pages from an additional Elek-Tek catalog.
For more information, please check http://www.pahhc.org/ppccdrom.htm .
Thanks,
Jake Schwartz
email ***@pahhc.org

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For more information, please check http://www.pahhc.org/ppccdrom.htm .
Thanks,
Jake Schwartz

Jake,

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Martin