Category : Word Perfect
Archive : BDESIGN.ZIP
Filename : ORDERFRM.TXT
Output of file : ORDERFRM.TXT contained in archive : BDESIGN.ZIP
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Update to the retail version of By Design, the graphic designer
for WordPerfect that has been acclaimed by reviewers from PC
Magazine to Computer Shopper. The full version contains over 3
times the amount of artwork and designs as the shareware version!
You'll also be eligible for future updates and exclusive offers.
All this for the special update offer of only $69 ... that's 25%
off the regular price!
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Mail order to: Date:
STREETWISE SOFTWARE P.O. number:
P.O. Box 228, 2407 Wilshire Blvd. Special instructions:
SANTA MONICA, CA 90403-5800
Tel: (213) 829 7827
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Sold to: Ship to: (if different)
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Contact:
Telephone#: ( )
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Payment (circle one): Visa / Mastercard / Am.Ex. / Discover
Credit Card number: Expir. date:
Name of cardholder:
Tel. number required: ( )
Signature:
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ITEM Quantity Unit Price Total
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* By Design $ 69.00 $
* Shipping & handling add: $ $
USA: $4 or $10 2 day
Canada: $8 or $14 2 day
Foreign: $20
* Sales tax $4.50 $ $
(CA residents only)
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TOTAL PAYMENT $
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