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by **Don_HH2K** » Fri 14 May, 2004 9:20 pm

Actually, the AOL CDs come in handy for a lot of stuff. I use them on my dial-up machine to occasionally update programs like Winamp, etc. that I use, instead of having to download all of the files. Then the CDs become coasters, and the cases go into my collection of cases to use with my 100-pack spindle of CD-Rs.

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by **djv1** » Sat 15 May, 2004 10:04 pm

The only thing that I find AOL cd's god for is breaking and throwing like frisbee's! :!:

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by **Don_HH2K** » Sat 15 May, 2004 10:28 pm

I'll put it this way: If AOL CD's were CD-RW's (by some extremely off chance that will NEVER happen), I would be able to create Video Professor VCDs and hand them out for free at my school, as people always ask me to fix their computers there.

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by **Don_HH2K** » Wed 16 Jun, 2004 8:13 pm

Mandrake wrote:They are much 'rarer' than AOL and Compuserve CDs, but I've got a Free Netscape CD here . . . promoting Communicator 4.5 or something, with it all on it. It came with a computer Magazine, and an AOL CD.

I remember having a Netscape 4.0Gold CD that came with one of my laptops. Even at that time that machine shipped with two AOL CDs in it. Then there was the case where I got my new notebook a year ago... A few MSN CDs, a few AOL CDs, and nothing with the word "Netscape" on it at all.

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