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CBBS(R) 4.0.3b
07/30/89 03:26:06
Welcome updated 08/09/87; CBBS(R)/Chicago (312) 545-80
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?n;ward;christensen;odraw;;fullc;piss
Logging name to disk...
You are caller 207344; next msg =42205; 377 active msgs.
Prev. call 07/28/89 @ 21:01, next msg was 42195
Recording logon for next time.
Use FULL? to check assignments
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>Function:?dir c:log;dir c:killed;dir summary;type-30 log,ward c;or;*;short
LOG. 7
KILLED. 91
SUMMARY. 25
07/27/89,21:07:46,207289,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
E#42191,
E#42192,
07/28/89,21:01:52,207314,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
E#42195,4
07/28/89,21:18:58,207315,2,SANFORD PEDERSON,,1
07/28/89,21:37:51,207316,3,ART PITKIN,,10
07/28/89,22:33:03,207317,1,KEVIN KEYSER,,3
07/28/89,22:45:28,207318,3,MURRAY ARNOW,,2
07/28/89,23:36:42,207319,2,JIM POLOUS,,
E#42196,
E#42197,14
07/28/89,23:52:07,207320,2,ERIC BOHLMAN,,
E#42198,4
07/29/89,02:48:01,207321,2,DAN FISHER,CHICAGO/IL.,11
07/29/89,04:53:17,207322,2,ALEX ZELL,,
07/29/89,05:50:25,207323,1,STEVE BOGOLUB,,4
07/29/89,06:03:39,207324,2,JAMES SCHMIDT,,3
07/29/89,06:13:42,207325,3,ROGELIO QUINTERO,,6
07/29/89,06:46:42,207326,2,JAMES SCHMIDT,,
E#42199,4
07/29/89,07:12:02,207327,1,RON BOUFFARD,plainfield/vt,9
07/29/89,07:20:02,207328,2,GARY BROWN,,6
07/29/89,09:22:15,207329,2,DAVID GIBBS,,
07/29/89,09:54:15,207330,1,JIM FLANAGAN,,26
07/29/89,11:25:16,207331,2,STEVE COOK,,2
07/29/89,12:17:33,207332,1,DAVID WYOSNICK,Lombard/Illinois,5
07/29/89,12:22:14,207333,1,COLIN SCHROEDER,,
E#42200,
E#42201,11
07/29/89,13:10:04,207334,1,COLIN SCHROEDER,,
E#42202,3
07/29/89,16:12:57,207335,1,GRAHAM GAMBLE,houston,
E#42203,
E#42204,69
]GRAHAM GAMBLE,
07/29/89,17:15:51,207336,2,MICHAEL DAGG,SANTA FE/NM,2
07/29/89,20:17:36,207337,1,BUZZ ROB,,
07/29/89,22:53:33,207338,2,ED GORNY,downers grove,4
07/29/89,23:01:21,207339,2,DONALD CROSS,Chicago/ IL,
>Help: F*??,16
07/29/89,23:32:04,207340,1,RANDY MILLER,Marengo/ IL,3
07/30/89,00:06:43,207341,2,STAN SMITH,chicago/illinois,
]CHAT: [Di want toknow what other bulliten board are available?,21
07/30/89,00:54:46,207342,1,CHARLIE KESTNER,,7
07/30/89,01:14:00,207343,2,STAN SMITH,,4
07/30/89,03:26:10,207344,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
42195 07/28/89 WARD CHRISTENSEN => JERRY OLSEN: "DTP FILES"
42196 07/28/89 JIM POLOUS => CLIFF SHARP: "IT'S YOURS"
42197 07/28/89 JIM POLOUS => ALL: "IRQ/MIDI PROBLEMS"
42198 07/28/89 ERIC BOHLMAN => JIM POLOUS: "R/IRQ/MIDI PROBLEMS"
42199 07/29/89 JAMES SCHMIDT => ALL: "DOSSHELL 4.01 ENVIRONMENT"
42200 07/29/89 COLIN SCHROEDER => JIM MILLS: "R/386-16"
42201 07/29/89 COLIN SCHROEDER => RICHARD GOZDAL: "R/ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM"
42202 07/29/89 COLIN SCHROEDER => ALL: "386 UNIX INFO?"
42203X 07/29/89 GRAHAM GAMBLE => ALL: "$ FOR COMPUTER GAMES IN "C"
42204 07/29/89 GRAHAM GAMBLE => ALL: "$ FOR COMPUTER GAMES IN "C"
- End of summary -
Retrieving flagged msgs: C skips, K aborts.
Msg 42195 is 05 line(s) on 07/28/89 from WARD CHRISTENSEN
to JERRY OLSEN re: DTP FILES
OK, ya, I should have some time. Could you tell me what you are trying
to do, i.e. if -I- were programming to YOUR design, what would you tell
me you wanted? I just feel that by "looking" at a PageMaker file, with
the idea of learning much, might be like looking at glass and trying to
see the sand, or looking at a packaged chip and trying to see the silicon.
Msg 42196 is 09 line(s) on 07/28/89 from JIM POLOUS
to CLIFF SHARP re: IT'S YOURS
Cliff,
It's yours.(AS.IS). You can call me 422-0526 or just
send the check to:
Jim Polous
YMCA of the USA
101 North Wacker
Chicago, IL 60606
Make the check payable to me.$10.00 - I'll ship it the day I get the che
Msg 42197 is 28 line(s) on 07/28/89 from JIM POLOUS
to ALL re: IRQ/MIDI PROBLEMS
First, let me describe my equipment
Wyse 386 16 Mhz, 1 Meg RAM
2 serial, 1 parallel
1.2 Mbyte drive
1.4 Mbyte drive
WD-1003-RA2 RLL Hard disk controller
with Seagate ST-277R
Packard Bell PBVGA (512K) - Mfd by STB (Simply the Best)
Copy II pc Option Board
The Complete Hand Scanner
Epson Apex 80 Printer
Multiscan Monitor
MSC Omnimouse
Zuckerboard Mini I/O (Joystick, COM4, and LPT2)
Ad Lib Music Card
CMS-401 MIDI Card
I realize that this is a lot of stuff here, but my problem is getting
the MIDI card to work properly. It seems that there is a conflict
with several of the IRQs in my system.
The default and normal setting of the MIDI card is IRQ2,
but it won't cooperate with my VGA card (I'm assuming)
I tried it at IRQ3 and IRQ4, but that lets me out of COM ports
I tried IRQ5 and IRQ6, one just locked up the computer, the other
gave me a disk controller error. I have it set as IRQ7, which is for
the printer. This is fine for now, since I'm out of paper. But If I try
to print anything.lock up city. My VGA card IRQ can't be changed, I loo
looked into that. Any ideas????
Msg 42198 is 06 line(s) on 07/28/89 from ERIC BOHLMAN
to JIM POLOUS re: R/IRQ/MIDI PROBLEMS
It looks like you're out of luck unless you can get your MIDI card to
generate one of the extra interrupts available on an AT bus (forget
about it if it's an 8-bit card. IRQ 2 is the ONLY one that could even
be available, unless you want to share it with one of the COM port
interrupts (shouldn't create a conflict if you aren't using that COM
port and the MIDI card at the same time).
Msg 42199 is 18 line(s) on 07/29/89 from JAMES SCHMIDT
to ALL re: DOSSHELL 4.01 ENVIRONMENT
{IBMDOS 4.0 with UR65066 installed.
Has anybody noticed that when you use the "SHIFT-F9 DOS Prompt" facility
of DOSSHELL that only the CURRENT SIZE of the Environment is allocated
to the new process ? In otherwords it seems the /E:XXXX parm on the
config.sys SHELL= is not propigated via this mechanism.
This results in the infamous 'Out of Environment Space' when running BAT
files that try to SET Environment variables. This makes the "SHIFT-F9"
somewhat less useful in my estimation.
It there a way to pass the equivalent of the /E:XXXX to the child
process when invoking "SHIFT-F9" ??
f*I've created a workaround by adding my own DOS SHELL Option to the menu
system where I invoke COMMAND /E:XXXX myself and it works ok but it
takes of a valuable menu slot.
Does this sound like a BUG maybe I discovered a FEATURE ?
BTW this is a IBMDOS 4.01 installation I have no idea if it applies to
MSDOS.
Thanks in advance,
James Schmidt
Msg 42200 is 03 line(s) on 07/29/89 from COLIN SCHROEDER
to JIM MILLS re: R/386-16
Jim: Just wanted to let you know the machine has been sold.
I got the impression you weren't terribly interested anyway, so I
hope its OK. Thanks for your inquiry, tho'. Colin
Msg 42201 is 16 line(s) on 07/29/89 from COLIN SCHROEDER
to RICHARD GOZDAL re: R/ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEM
Richard: sorry to hear that 4.01 was such a chunbk of cash. Good luck
with
MS, but I have doubts about their willingness to patch SHELL, much less
fess up to their MAJOR error! Here's an interesting little story
about mfr. arrogance: our software (SYGRAPH) uses the GSS device
driver set for graphics, and we determined fairly early on that there
was a bug in COMPAQ dos version 3.1 releases A and B which prevented
the drivers from working. COMPAQ steadfastly maintained that it was
not a bug, yet fixed it in 3.1 release C! One of our users called
up with the standard difficulties (hung system); he had release B. We
told him that COMPAQ should replace it with a newer version free, but
COMPAQ refused to replace it free, quite arrogantly telling him that
he would have to shell out $70 for version 3.2!
I tell you this not to discourage you but to encourage a healthy
skepticism about big software conglomerates! And I think you SHOULD
push for a patch/fix! I'll keep fingers crossed for you
Msg 42202 is 13 line(s) on 07/29/89 from COLIN SCHROEDER
to ALL re: 386 UNIX INFO?
Dear folks:
I'm looking for info on different 386 based UNIX systems which also
n DOS programs as tasks (e.g. VP/ix, UNIX w/ DOSmerge 386, etc.)
cifically, I'd like info. on your experiences w/ such systems, and
ur recommendations as to which version of pc UNIX you like best.
The reason for all this is that I'm going to be upgrading to UNIX,
d would like to be able to run a couple of my old DOS programs which
ve no UNIX equivalents (e.g. SYSTAT).
What I need in a UNIX system is DOS task capability, Xwindows,
plications development environment with C and FORTRAN compiler/linker,
xt editing such as vi, and VGA graphics capabilities. Other utilities
h as AWK would be nice too.
Thanks in advance for your help!
No msg 42203
Msg 42204 is 06 line(s) on 07/29/89 from GRAHAM GAMBLE
to ALL re: $ FOR COMPUTER GAMES IN "C"
Support your programming hobby! Up to $100 paid for your computer
game. Must be in "C" sourcecode. We reserve the right to accept/reject.
Send diskette(s), detailed instructions, and return postage
(if you want your diskette returned) to:
Graham Gamble, 4510 DeMilo, Houston, Texas 77092 or call:
(713)-688-6015 or leave response to this message on this bulletin board.
>Function:?