Right I'm more than flooded. But I have archive them on my disc :)

Stef

On 17 mars 07, at 21:37, Aaron Reichow wrote:

> Stephane,
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> I've put them up here:
>
> http://bitquabit.com/rev/old/download
>
> Read the ReadMe.html file for some useful info on using these files.
>
> Since I've not cleared these for copyright, I'm not publisizing  
> this link to everyone, but I've handed it out to a few folks.  I  
> can't imagine that there'd be any legal problems sharing this- I  
> think it all would count as "abandonware," but just in case there  
> is a potential legal problem and also so I don't piss off the  
> people who placed me in their trust and sent me copies of these  
> programs in the first place. I'm emailing those folks to see if  
> they mind me sharing them.
>
> If you need any help getting them going, don't hesitate to email me.
>
> Regards,
> Aaron
>
> On Mar 17, 2007, at 9:16 AM, stephane ducasse wrote:
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>> excellent if we could get the archives and the exe this would be  
>> even better :)
>>
>> On 16 mars 07, at 04:46, Aaron Reichow wrote:
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>>> Hey Squeakers!
>>>
>>> I and others have discussed old versions of Smalltalk a few times  
>>> on the list in recent months.  Something I mentioned was putting  
>>> up a page with screenshots of various old versions of Smalltalk.   
>>> I recently got a few of these old Smalltalks running and tonight  
>>> I put together a simple page with a few screenshots and some  
>>> basic info.
>>>
>>> Check it out at:
>>> http://bitquabit.com/rev/old/
>>>
>>> Right now I've got some info and screenshots up for: Apple  
>>> Smalltalk-80 for Mac OS Classic, Digitalk Methods 1.1 (text-mode)  
>>> for DOS, and Digitalk Smalltalk/V 286 R3 (graphical) for DOS.
>>>
>>> Thanks to all those who made this thing we love: Smalltalk! And  
>>> thanks to those who have helped me out with this lil project.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Aaron
>>>
>>>
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