The main leaflet to give out is the A5-size "What's Wrong With McDonald's?". This is aimed at adults and all the criticisms in this leaflet have been verified during the McLibel Trial. It's also good to have some "What's Wrong With Ronald McDonald?" leaflets to give to children, and some "Do You Work For McDonald's?" leaflets for workers. Also, there are McDonald's Protest Pledge Forms available for people to sign.

The cost of leaflets is 12 pounds per 1,000 (6 pounds per 500, etc). If you are unable to afford all or some of this amount, don't worry - the important thing is that leaflets are distributed. In that case, please order leaflets from the McLibel Support Campaign (regardless of where you live). If you order leaflets, you will always be given mostly "What's Wrong With McDonald's?" leaflets with a small number of leaflets for children and workers.

We print 40,000 copies each issue and we have a formula that reaches virtually every Katyite at some point over the season. It works! We direct mail 25,000-30,000+ to upscale family neighborhoods like Cinco Ranch, Kelliwood, Seven Meadows, Nottingham, Grayson Lakes and many more. Plus, we also put thousands of copies in stands at Walgreens, local hospitals, the Chamber of Commerce, etc. Katy Magazine is also stacked at hundreds of lobbies all over the greater Katy area.

You are welcome to distribute Prism or any of our other software titles, however We recommend that you host the setup.exe file on your own site. If you would like to customise Prism to include your business details please see our resellers and customizations page. If none of the above answers your queries please download the software and try it - nothing is better than seeing the software in action. The help files also offer comprehensive information regarding each of the software.

I'd rather you didn't, especially the music, which is mine and is copyrighted, so please don't distribute it.

The End User License Agreement states: This Agreement specifically FORBIDS You from making copies of the Software for purposes of distributing the Software into computers or electronic media that are not owned by You. A license for the Software may not be shared. exception to this is hereby made for owners of computer stores who sell computers, and wish to bundle Sandboxie in their new computer offering.

Yes. If you are producing a new major reference work, and have supporting literature describing the book, Dawson is more than willing to mail a leaflet to a targeted list of librarians. We find that our customers are more receptive to mailing pieces that offer an introductory discount. A pre-publication offer also gives us the opportunity to promote the new book on the Special Offers section of our website and on our web service enterBooks.com.

Write to us at Dishoom@petaindia.org, tell us what it is for and remember to include your postal address and telephone number. We’ll do our best to help you. If you have a specific date that you need to receive materials by, be sure to include that information in your request, along with your phone number.

Leaflets are available for about 60% of the generic drug names in our database. This 60% covers all drugs that are normally prescribed and/or dispensed to outpatients. The drugs that do not have leaflets include drugs that are usually used only in an inpatient setting (such as gentamicin injection or vincristine), drugs that are obsolete (such as paraldehyde), and most drugs that do not require as prescription (such as Nyquil).

Please join (click here) and then look under the members help section for current charges for distribution of your leaflets.

Over 2 million 'What's Wrong With McDonald's?' leaflets have been handed out to the public in the UK since the McLibel writs were served. Thousands of people have pledged to continue circulating the leaflets whatever the verdict in the trial. Adopt-a-Store" is a scheme designed to ensure that (with your help) every McDonald's store in the UK can be leafleted simultaneously. There will be an international Victory Day of Action on the Saturday after the verdict in the trial.

If you want to. However, McDonald's staff will probably escort you off the premises. (See legal points below.)

A fully referenced version of the current "What's Wrong With McDonald's?" leaflet is available from the McLibel Support Campaign. It backs up every phrase in the leaflet with a reference to authoritative sources or documentary or oral evidence from the trial. Much of this evidence is in the form of admissions from McDonald's own witnesses, including top executives, or from the company's own documents.

Yes. You can request our leaflets by ordering them through the online store. The leaflets are £1.50 for a pack of 30. We'd love to be able to give the leaflets for free but we require a contribution towards the printing and postage cost. If you prefer you can sign up to our scheme and we will send you an email with links so that you can download and print your own leaflets.

General information leaflets are available from our Service Centre at P.O. Box 8 Clonakilty, Co, Cork or by phoning LoCall 1890 829 121 (ROI) or 0870 876 8121 (NI). These documents are also available from your local Citizen Information Centre. Copies of the Book of Quantum and Statutory Instruments are available from Government Publications.

How to Enjoy leaflets are provided free of charge with your vouchers, these help the recipient understand the brands which accept Leisure Vouchers. They are updated every six months detailing all current partners and relevant contact details.

A: If you have WinZip, I believe the task is easier. There is also a tool for winzip to make self-extracting EXE's out of a ZIP file. There is a similar tool for PKZIP DOS but it doesn't automate the installation. Anyway, I use PKZIP 2.04G for DOS, and I created a batch file called M.BAT. I put this file in my D-Mod directory. Then, I run a dos-prompt and change into my D-Mod directory. From there, I just type M.BAT <enter> and it does it! M.BAT contains: pkzip dmodname.zip *.

We have a table available for participants who want to share materials with other audience members. The materials are kept separate from NIH and federal materials as it is necessary for NIH, as a federal agency, to not appear to endorse any particular product or viewpoint.

From: libes (Don Libes) To: Mohammad Reza Jahanbin <mrj@CIS.Prime.COM> Subject: Copyright Question. Date: Tue, 26 Jan 93 23:46:24 EST Mohammad Reza Jahanbin writes: >Before anything let me thank you on behalf of ComputeVision R&D for >putting so much effort into Expect. Part of CV has been using Expect >for the past two years or so to build variety of tools including an >automated testbed for a product.

VEDA's publications are protected under copyright and may not be duplicated. The sales of our copyrighted documents help fund our nonprofit organization's operations. This, in turn, helps us keep the price of our programs, services, and publications low. At the same time, we want to provide information to those who need it. This is why we offer deep bulk-quantity discounts on our explanatory documents for anyone who wishes to distribute them. (See the online store.