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Richard Knebel asked:  
 
> >I just tried to buy Ecom Station from prizm Works and they said they are  
> >not  seliing it anymore unless it comes loaded on one of there computers.  
 
and Steven replied:  
 
> Mensys is now set up to do U.S. distribution.  
 
Mensys is in Holland.  (Or did you mean that they now have a full, _domestic_  
fullfillment capability ?)  I've bought a couple things from them (like FLASH/2 and  
its upgrades), which were small and lent themselves well to strictly electronic  
delivery.  I believe there is also an active distributor in Canada, which I have a  
record of somewhere, that might be a good alternative here.  Who knows -- one might  
even gain something from the weakness of the Canadian dollar ?  
 
I'd no idea that PrismData had dropped out of new (s/w only) sales.  
 
Jordan  
 
 
 
 
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