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From: Goyra <Goyra@cheerful.com>
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Subject: Want Java cubes?
Date: Mon, 9 Jun 1997 10:42:52 +0100
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	I got an email from a list member
indicating that he would like to try my Java cubes and
polyhedra but has no suitable Internet access.

	If anyone else is in this position, I could email
the Java class files directly to them, and they could use them by
installing Sun's free Java Development Kit on their machine.
It's available for a few operating systems. Of course, without
Internet access, this begs the question of how you would get the 
JDK in the first place.

					David Byrden