Pf 2 still available for donations?

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PF2 is no longer accessible online, but users can obtain its complete contents on a CD-ROM through a small donation. The layout of PF2 is similar to PF3, which is currently available. Interested individuals can follow a provided link to learn more about the donation process and CD availability. The PF Archive CD is recommended for both long-time members and newcomers seeking valuable information. Purchasing the CD not only grants access to past content but also supports the ongoing operation of the current forums.
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If I am not mistaken, and I very well could be considering I just entered this realm of the physics forum less than an hour ago, this is PF3. There was a PF2? PF2 is similar to PF3in its layout but no longer available for reading via the internet, yet by a small donation a cd rom can be sent containing the entire PF2 contents? If so, how can I proceed?
 
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And I strongly suggest getting it. Whether you're a veteran from the old PFs, or a newbie who needs some information that hasn't been covered in a recent thread, the PF Archive C.D. is great. It's really worth the money, and that money helps keep the new PFs stay in business, so it's a win-win situation :smile:.
 

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