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- PC-Talk abstract "PC-Talk was a communications software program. It was one of the first three widely popular software products sold via the marketing method that became known as shareware. It was originally written by Andrew Fluegelman, in late 1982, and with it created the shareware-category of software, its sales and marketing methodology.Fluegelman distributed PC-Talk by sending a copy to anyone who sent him a formatted floppy disk. The application encouraged users who liked it to send him $25, but doing so was not obligatory. Fluegelman also encouraged users to make copies for friends, and provided a batch file to do so. Though PC-Talk is regarded as a progenitor of the shareware distribution model, it was labeled at the time both freeware and "user-supported software", and included elements of open-source software (but not free software).PC-Talk III was sold for $35 instead of being distributed for free; The Headlands Press offered a $25 discount to those who had previously donated. Its source code was available and many derivative works were created by its user community. The CompuServe IBM/PC SIG forum developed "PC-TALK III Version B, Level 850311". Both the user-modified version of the program and the CompuServe distribution point were officially sanctioned by Fluegelman and The Headlands Press, holders of the copyright for PC-TALK. Members of HAL-PC also produced custom versions that supported videotex and IBM 3101 emulation.".
- PC-Talk wikiPageExternalLink www.hal-pc.org.
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- PC-Talk wikiPageRevisionID "655287256".
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Andrew_Fluegelman.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Batch_file.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Category:Communication_software.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Category:Discontinued_software.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Category:Shareware.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink CompuServe.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Free_software.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Freeware.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink IBM_3101.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink MS-DOS.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Marketing.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Open-source_software.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink PC_Magazine.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Shareware.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Software.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Source_code.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Special_Interest_Group.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Terminal_emulator.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLink Videotex.
- PC-Talk wikiPageWikiLinkText "PC-Talk".
- PC-Talk caption "About dialog".
- PC-Talk genre "Communications Software".
- PC-Talk hasPhotoCollection PC-Talk.
- PC-Talk name "PC-Talk".
- PC-Talk operatingSystem MS-DOS.
- PC-Talk wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_Software.
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- PC-Talk subject Category:Communication_software.
- PC-Talk subject Category:Discontinued_software.
- PC-Talk subject Category:Shareware.
- PC-Talk hypernym Program.
- PC-Talk type Article.
- PC-Talk type Software.
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- PC-Talk type Article.
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- PC-Talk comment "PC-Talk was a communications software program. It was one of the first three widely popular software products sold via the marketing method that became known as shareware. It was originally written by Andrew Fluegelman, in late 1982, and with it created the shareware-category of software, its sales and marketing methodology.Fluegelman distributed PC-Talk by sending a copy to anyone who sent him a formatted floppy disk.".
- PC-Talk label "PC-Talk".
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- PC-Talk wasDerivedFrom PC-Talk?oldid=655287256.
- PC-Talk isPrimaryTopicOf PC-Talk.
- PC-Talk name "PC-Talk".