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From: dont.spam.usenet@googlemail.com (Hauke Fath)
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Subject: Old Palm m68k SDKs?
Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2014 16:26:11 +0200
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All,

I happen to be searching for a living source of Palm OS m68k (3.1 ..
3.5, 4.0) SDKs. 

palm*.com has gone the way of the dodo; access-company.com, who appears
to have gobbled up the palmsource pieces, does not have a hint of the
software, either.

Anything I overlooked, or a kind soul with the sdk files tucked away on
their harddrive?

Cheerio,
hauke

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