I started this so long ago, and it's so severely out of date now.... I'm not honestly sure why anyone would care what software I own, except maybe representatives of the Business Software Alliance. I have received offers in the past to buy a couple of these CDs but they're not for sale, sorry. All I will say is that I have Windows 95 (rev. B/aka OSR2), which came bundled with my Aptiva (which I'm still using 4 years later), legal copies of Windows 98 and the 98 SE upgrade for Win98 owners. I've also got more copies of Linux distros and BSD software than I know what to do with, and a couple of cd-rom sets for Solaris for Intel (IA-32). And most recently, legal full retail copies of Mac OS X, and AppleWorks 6.1 for Mac and Windows (which you can only get through the Apple Store for Education).

• Productivity Software
  1. Corel WordPerfect Suite 8
  2. Microsoft Money Financial Suite 98
  3. Microsoft Office 97
  4. Microsoft Publisher 97
  5. The Print Shop Publishing Suite
  6. Click Art - 65,000
  7. Star Office 5.2
• Games
  1. Civilization II
  2. Civilization II - Scenarios
  3. Colonization
  4. Tempest 2000
  5. Star Trek: Borg
  6. Star Trek: Klingon
  7. Starfleet Academy
  8. The Star Trek Encyclopedia
  9. Star Trek: Captain's Chair
  10. Zork Nemesis
  11. Return to Zork
  12. Classic Text Adventure Masterpieces - Infocom
  13. Atari 2600 Action Pack
  14. Extreme Pinball
  15. Doonesbury Flashbacks
  16. Doonesbury Election Game
• Programming
  1. Microsoft Visual Studio 97