Updated shareware READMEs

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To build the following collection, we started with the ZIP archives at
"[THE PROGRAMMER'S CORNER BBS ARCHIVE FROM THE PAST](https://www.pcorner.com/list/MAG)".
"[THE PROGRAMMER'S CORNER: BBS ARCHIVE FROM THE PAST](https://www.pcorner.com/list/MAG)".
We filtered out the duplicates, organized them chronologically, and then put their contents onto diskette
images that you can easily "Load" and "Save" in any PCjs machine.
images that you can easily "Load" and "Save" in any [PCjs Machine](devices/pcx86/machine/).
Looking at the dates alone, you can tell that this collection is woefully incomplete, but perhaps more will surface
over time. [Let us know](mailto:Jeff@pcjs.org) if you find more. Thanks.
Looking at the volume numbers alone, you can tell that this collection is woefully incomplete, but perhaps more
will surface over time. [Let us know](mailto:Jeff@pcjs.org) if you find more. Thanks.
### Directory of PC Magazine (Vol. 06 No. 08)

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I'm not sure if PC Tech Journal regularly (or *ever*) distributed their software collections on diskette, or
archived them in monthly ZIP files, but obviously someone did, because you can find a bunch of ZIP archives at
"[THE PROGRAMMER'S CORNER BBS ARCHIVE FROM THE PAST](https://www.pcorner.com/list/MAG)".
"[THE PROGRAMMER'S CORNER: BBS ARCHIVE FROM THE PAST](https://www.pcorner.com/list/MAG)".
Of particular interest is the "[Best Of](#directory-of-pc-tech-journal-best-of)" collection, a diskette that we had
to recreate from multiple ZIP archives. It includes this note from the magazine's editors:
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Editor Editorial Director
We've gone through those ZIP archives, filtered out the duplicates, organized them chronologically, and then put
their contents onto diskette images that you can easily "Load" and "Save" in any PCjs machine.
their contents onto diskette images that you can easily "Load" and "Save" in any [PCjs Machine](devices/pcx86/machine/).
Looking at the dates alone, you can tell that this collection is woefully incomplete, but perhaps more will surface
over time. [Let us know](mailto:Jeff@pcjs.org) if you find more. Thanks.