Hi Earl,

>At 10:41 PM 3/11/99 -0500, you wrote:
>>
>>You can try CDex. This program can convert a full audio CD to MP3
>>directly, and is freeware. You can get it at:
>>
>>http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Sector/8563/
>>
>This URL does not seem to work.  All I get is what appears to be an
ad for
>Geocities and a banner ad and the words "Finished Projects".
However, I
>did find the developer's site at:
>
>http://members.tripod.com/~cd2mp3/index.htm
>
>Unfortunately, the legal status of this program is questionable by
the
>developer's own statement.
>
I have Cdex version 0.11, and the help file said:

Status of software:
CDex is freeware and I like to keep it that way. Although support
(esp. online time) and development tools are quite expensive.
Therefore you can support CDex by sending a small donation (money
order, checks are OK) to:

Albert Faber
v.d. Meystraat 1
5622 GT  EINDHOVEN
The Netherlands

If you can't find it, and want to test it, drop me a letter. Anyway,
you can take a look at http://www.mp3.com

At this site, there are a lot of free, shareware and comercial
programs to encode, decode and grab CD's.

I hope this help.

Greetings from Havana
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Hospital Hijas de Galicia
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