On May 5, 2004 04:42 pm, Mike McMullin wrote:

On Fri, 2004-05-07 at 05:58, Liam Marshall wrote:

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Anyone in the list from Canada? There are only two places in Winnipeg that stock Suse at all. One is the university bookstore, and one is Copperfield books. Both say their supplier hasn't got 9.1 yet, be patient

Best Buy carries it, also there's a place in Toronto that you can get your hardware pusher to order from. Mine won't, the're too wacked out to deal with in terms of software, and they're the only actual Canadian importers from what I can tell. :(

That would be Ingram Micro I believe. You need to find a retailer with an account. Last time I check Office Depot had one, but its a special order, not available on the shelf anymore. Regards /ch Ottawa

*** Reply to message from Mike McMullin on 06 May 2004 06:00:50 -0400*** Mike,

Best Buy has it on the shelves, so does Border's in Detroit. It all depends on how much I really want it. :)

How about Amazon, Chumbo, even Suse.com? It will come to you that way :) -- j -- nemo me impune lacessit it's just an afterthought; okay ? : the doors?.

9.1 has not been released yet. May 8th is the target date. --Tony On May 05, 2004 09:33 PM, Chris Herrnberger wrote:

On May 5, 2004 04:42 pm, Mike McMullin wrote:

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On Fri, 2004-05-07 at 05:58, Liam Marshall wrote:

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Anyone in the list from Canada? There are only two places in Winnipeg that stock Suse at all. One is the university bookstore, and one is Copperfield books. Both say their supplier hasn't got 9.1 yet, be patient

Best Buy carries it, also there's a place in Toronto that you can get your hardware pusher to order from. Mine won't, the're too wacked out to deal with in terms of software, and they're the only actual Canadian importers from what I can tell. :(

That would be Ingram Micro I believe. You need to find a retailer with an account. Last time I check Office Depot had one, but its a special order, not available on the shelf anymore.

Regards

/ch Ottawa

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On May 6, 2004 06:58 pm, James Knott wrote:

There shouldn't be any duty on software or books, though you still get nailed for tax. However, my biggest complaint about bringing stuff over the border, is that some couriers hit you for extremely high "broker" fees.

Yes like 27.50 to fill out a few sheets of paper. Then add on pst & gst and other misc charges and that much cheaper US box is well not so cheap anymore. Its easier to make a day of it and have lunch or dinner on the US side do some shopping etc if you live close to the border. regards /ch