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85304 29-JAN 18:39 General Information
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cabrales
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From: TONYREED To: ALL
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Is it just me and my software or has anyone else had trouble
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doing ftp from cabrales (or any other site, ftm) when the file
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you're trying to "get" or the directory you're trying
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to cd to is upper-case? I have a feeling that Delphi converts
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everything to lower-case, which ain't appreciated in the rarified
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Unix world of the Internet
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See ya,
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Tony
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85305 29-JAN 20:46 General Information
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RE: cabrales (Re: Msg 85304)
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From: RICKMAC To: TONYREED
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The Internet FTP is case-sensitive, meaning if it is in UPPERCASE you must
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type it in uppercase :-). also try enclosing the path in quotes.
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i.e. "DIR/dir/filename". OK? Had to figure that one out when FTP didn't
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"get" a few files for me.
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85310 30-JAN 11:43 General Information
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RE: cabrales (Re: Msg 85305)
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From: TONYREED To: RICKMAC (NR)
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Aha -- quotes!
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I _was_ using the case of the target file; I kept getting a
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"no such file or directory" response, always lower-case.
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I'll try putting quotes around the file-path.
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Thanks for the reply,
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Tony.
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End of Thread.
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85306 30-JAN 02:27 General Information
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RE: MM/1 ss cards (Re: Msg 85285)
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From: LARRYOLSON To: NIMITZ
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Ok, I'll get it out on Monday. I hate to think of someone out there
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waiting for their MM/1. I went through that ;-)
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larry
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85309 30-JAN 11:21 General Information
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RE: MM/1 buss cards (Re: Msg 85306)
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From: NIMITZ To: LARRYOLSON
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Thanks, Much Larry. Incor lied to me about what they had available, but
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I have a plan already to fix that, and this give me time - without missing
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my deadlines!
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David
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85335 31-JAN 02:35 General Information
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RE: MM/1 buss cards (Re: Msg 85309)
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From: LARRYOLSON To: NIMITZ
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Ok, no problem...
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larry
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End of Thread.
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85307 30-JAN 10:24 OSK Applications
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ZIP du jour
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From: JEJONES To: ALL
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Well...there must be yet another version of ZIP floating around, because I
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have a .zip file that unzip doesn't work with. The unzip I have is edition
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#2, size 28712 bytes, CRC $35E711. Is there a newer version out there ie: $10C00 #68608
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Init. data off: $C1C0 #49600
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Data ref. off: $D58C #54668
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Prog Mod, 68000 obj, Sharable
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85318 30-JAN 18:59 OSK Applications
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RE: ZIP du jour (Re: Msg 85308)
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From: JEJONES To: WRHAMBLEN
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> I think there is a later version in the databases. Ident -x unzip yields
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> the following:...
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Hmmm...I couldn't find that in the databases. Perhaps you got it elsewhere?
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*** posted w/InfoXpress 1.1 ***
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85322 30-JAN 21:31 OSK Applications
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RE: ZIP du jour (Re: Msg 85307)
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From: COLORSYSTEMS To: JEJONES
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You have the same version I have, and yes, there is a newer version
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out there, at least for DOS users there is. And the ZIP file you have
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was apparently zipped up with the new version. For some reason, they
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made the default format incompatable with all previous versions of
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PKZIP.
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I don't know if the original creator of UnZip has modified it to support
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the new format yet or not. I don't have it. Wish I did!
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----aeasy test I can try?
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-Andy
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End of Thread.
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85313 30-JAN 14:09 OSK Applications
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RE: Makpal_fix (Re: Msg 85278)
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From: JOELHEGBERG To: LARRYOLSON
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I also wish there was a way to stop the _ss_play function in mid-play, but
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it still doesn't prevent your program from doing other things while it's
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playing. Perhaps there's some way you can make your program only play parts of
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the
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sample (say 1 second each) strung together, so you could always stop the play
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within a second's time? (I don't know if this will work, as there may be
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noticeable glitches in the sound quality.)
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I agree also that Chris Hawks' SOUND program is wonderful! I like how things
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are shown on screen, and how the program works. I don't know the .IFF sound
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file format, and have yet to find someone who does. Mike Knudsen also wrote
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a sound recorder/player program (probably the first on the MM/1) called
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RECPLAYS (I believe), and that also saves files with the .IFF file extension,
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but the other sounr t this would be like using a sledge hammer to hang wall
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board. I would think that _ss_play() would be the place to put some added
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signal handleing.
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I can only hope that the keeper of Kwindow's is watching, and that maybe
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this problem will be addressed.
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As far as the IFF standards is concerned, maybe we should forget it, and
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look for a new standard that is being used and has specifications available.
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On another related subject, do you know anyone that is working on a
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program to play Midi files. I don't mean hooking a Midi keyboard up to the
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computer and outputing the data to the keyboard. I guess what I'm thinking
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of would be a program that would take a Midi file and build up the wave
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forms in memory and then send them to _ss_play(). Sounds easy ;-)
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Oh, well
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larry
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85339 31-JAN 03:11 OSK Applications
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RE: Makpal_fix (Re: Msg 85323)
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From: LARRYOLSON To: HAWKSOFT (NR)
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No plug, just a satisfied customer :-)
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Are you thinking of adding more features to Soundl oe, since Strack (ModJukeBox &
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StrMan) play those Amiga MOD files pretty nicely.
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-- Joel.
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End of Thread.
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85316 30-JAN 14:44 OSK Applications
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nroff
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From: VAXELF To: ALL
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Does anyone know where I can get a copy of NROFF. I found one copy
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but it always gives me a OVERFLOW error.
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John D.
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85328 30-JAN 22:00 OSK Applications
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RE: nroff (Re: Msg 85316)
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From: WRHAMBLEN To: VAXELF
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There's a program called CAWF on the high-priced source that does
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nroffly things.
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Bud
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End of Thread.
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85317 30-JAN 17:30 General Information
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MOTD
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From: LUCKYONE To: CBJ
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Carl,
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I just received the Nov./Dec. issue of the MOTD, and I think that it is
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shaping up to be a real nice newsletter. You and Joel keep up the good
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work.
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Howard
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Howard Luckey
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delphi LUCKYONE
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CIS 74746,3207
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********** By InfoXpress 1.01 of course! **********
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85319 30-JAN 21:05 Telecom (6809)
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RE: Deh
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ey frustrating one! Wait for a couple minutes and still nothing!
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I've had nothing but problems with sprintnet at 9600 access to Delphi
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as of late. I have a choice of 2 numbers to use.. the local one won't
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sink with my modem 9 out of 10 tries, and the other works half the time.
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But today I got a Tymnet 9600 number and that works 100% with the same
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modem.. NO changes to the modem setup either! Soooo, the heck with
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sprintnet. I will say that I do have some static on the line, and I called
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my local baby bell about that. Trick here is: tell them you have a hearing
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aid and the noise is unbearable :)
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> Once I got directly into the VAX operating system though. Good thing it
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> is password protected, though I could get a directory (decided to log off
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> after that, just in case !).
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>
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At least you could of bumped up your procs priority - just a little <g>.
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It just might of helped with those logins :)...
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John -
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johnbaer@delphi.com jbaer@pacs.pha.pa.us
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* hr no way around this.
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>My wife says, "Why can't it be simple like my computer at work
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>(messy-dos)?" She doesn't realize that someone else who know all about
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>MS-DOS has already done all the work, so that when she turns on the
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>computer, the hard-drive auto boots...
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I disagree with the contention that OS9 _requires_ user understanding and
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input to work. My daughter uses one of my COCO's all the time to play OS9
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games with. She puts in the disk, types "DOS<CR>" and waits for the machine
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to boot. After bootup a menu is printed to each of the open windows which
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gives her a three letter name to type to start up a game. After that she
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does have to know how to play the game but her "use" of OS9 is entirely
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transparent to her.
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It's true that I had to create all the scripts and prepare the directories
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and etc. but THAT IS TRUE FOR ANY OPERATING SYSTEM. Even the, so-called,
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"user friendly" graphic interfaces like the Mac and Windows requires that
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someone who knows what they'rereffor the two systems in your situation
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requires some normalizing for difference in motivation.
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>The Wang VS is complex, but the utilities that go with it are so user
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>friendly for general operations that anyone can learn to keep a system going
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>within 60-90 days. Now that IS a system already in operation, but OS-9
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>shouldn't be harder than a mini-computer to run!
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Until I got level II for my first COCO 3 I'd never used OS-9 except for
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Robot Oddessy but, since playing that game never requires any direct
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interaction with the opsys, I don't count it as 'using'. I, frankly, can't
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understand what the big deal is about learning this stuff. It didn't take
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me '60-90 days' to learn how to get a system going.
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It's true the manuals aren't up to the quality of, say, Apple's Macintosh
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manuals but then who, besides Apple, is? The level II manuals were pub-
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lished in 1986 - I didn't see many DOS systems with anything better then
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(actually, I didn't see _any_ DOS manuals I would considersIveen wondering about lately.
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1) Has anyone gotten a version of LEX and YACC running on the CoCo III?
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I've been thinking that they could be used to generate a real 6309 C compiler.
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2) Is there a version of the zoo archiver for the CoCo III?
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--Andy
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85340 31-JAN 05:23 General Information
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RE: Wish list (latest) (Re: Msg 85326)
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From: JEJONES To: BANANAMAN
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> Couple of things I've been wondering about lately.
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> 1) Has anyone gotten a version of LEX and YACC running on the CoCo III?
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> I've been thinking that they could be used to generate a real 6309 C
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> compiler.
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Actually, since those are programs that generate code, one could run them
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on an OSK machine and move the generated code over to a 6809 to compile.
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(A look over at the 68xxx versions shows flex and byacc running about
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44-48K, so it might be possible to get them running on a 6809, though
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I'm not sure how much memory they use while running, so it may well be
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a tight fit.)
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*** posted w/Inf.m...
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David
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85353 31-JAN 20:16 General Information
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RE: Wish list (latest) (Re: Msg 85340)
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From: BANANAMAN To: JEJONES (NR)
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Thankx for the Info. Might be incentive to get a 68xxx box, but then that
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would pretty much take care of my desire to get a 6309 compiler then. Oh
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well. I've been thinking about playing around with Bison to see what I can
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do to it. Should be able to shave some code off, or split it up into a
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couple of executables. It'd be slow, but then so is my CoCo. :-)
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--Andy
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End of Thread.
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85329 30-JAN 22:04 OSK Applications
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Gnu Chess
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From: WRHAMBLEN To: ALL
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I've received word from a couple of folks who couldn't get gnuchess to run
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on MM/1's. Gunchess _does_ run on a PT68K-4 (System IV). Has anyone
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succeeded it running gnuchess on an MM/1 or other system?
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Thanks.
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Bud
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85330 30-JAN 22:27 OSK Applications
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RE: Gnu Chess (Re: Msg 85329)
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From: RANDYKWILSON To: WRHAMBLEN
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I *adoeoes off and on here on occasion.
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Thanks.
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85355 31-JAN 20:27 General Information
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RE: 6551 problems (Re: Msg 85333)
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From: MITHELEN To: BOISY
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Glad ya got it working... Wish I could say the sam for the Sun memory board
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I've been trying to repair... 16 more chips to replace, before I start
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replaceing memory chips (144 of them!) I hope it doesn't come to that, my
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eyes are starting to go on me... I'll be blind if I end up havine to replace
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all them
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memory chips...!
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.lr
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Paul
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85358 31-JAN 21:13 General Information
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RE: 6551 problems (Re: Msg 85355)
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From: ISC To: MITHELEN
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Paul,
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going back over your
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work so far before you start replacing more chips. After extensive work,
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PC boards tend to contain cold solder joints, cracked land patterns etc.
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Good Luck and you are welcome to my two cents!
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Bill
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85366 31-JAN 23:39 General Information
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RE: 6551 problems (Re: Msg 85358)
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From: MITHELEN To: ISC (NR)
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WElp... Lb ht hard to
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> write, actually.
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Actually, it is very difficult to write. Bill Dickhaus, the author of
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InfoXpress, has spent a couple years perfecting it. The problem is all
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the different prompts and error messages you need to be expecting.
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Here is my standard blurb on InfoXpress:
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InfoXpress is an program for automated access to Delphi and CIS. Once
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you setup the init file, you normally run InfoXpress from cron to call
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up Delphi and CIS in the middle of the night. It will download all
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you waiting email (even binaries) and then go into each forum you have
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specified (there can be many) and download all the messages there. When
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you get up in the morning, all your messages are waiting. You can then
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view them, and make replies. The replies are queued up and when InfoXpress
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logins in the next time, your replies are uploaded, and then InfoXpress
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goes and collects all the mail and forum messages again.
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There are lots of features in InfoXpress, including keeping a hiar getting it online
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of course). You then browse it like you do the messages and select the
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files you'd like to get. IX will then download them at the next session.
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The reason you don't see many bugs is because Steve Wegert is the beta
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tester. I swear, if there is a bug, Steve will find it. Steve is the
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same reason that Sterm is so solid. If you ever need someone to beta
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test your software, you can't find anyone better than Steve.
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/************* /\/\ark ************/
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(uploaded with InfoXpress Ver 1.01)
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85356 31-JAN 20:29 Telecom (6809)
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RE: D-Lite (Re: Msg 85344)
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From: MITHELEN To: MARKGRIFFITH (NR)
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That sounds great Mark... I've never actually seen IX in action... Seems
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like whenever I go to fests... I never make it to 99% of the booths, and
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so I mist all them neet products getting demoed.
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Paul
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85370 1-FEB 01:01 Telecom (6809)
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RE: D-Lite (Re: Msg 85345)
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From: KSCALES To: MARKGRIFFITH (NR)twaI intended. Probably
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"upcoming" would have been better?
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> The reason you don't see many bugs is because Steve Wegert is the beta
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> tester. I swear, if there is a bug, Steve will find it. Steve is the
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> same reason that Sterm is so solid. If you ever need someone to beta
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> test your software, you can't find anyone better than Steve.
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Right. I've found that Colin McKay and Paul Fitch do a very good job,
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too. The thing that sets apart a good software tester isn't just finding
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the "bugs", but trying to use the software from the perspective of a
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customer (different configurations, different options, etc.), and providing
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feedback on how to make it better. Testing software doesn't mean "yes,
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I loaded it and it ran OK on my system"!
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A subject near to my heart. <g>
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Ken Scales
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Manager, DMS International Test Evolution
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Bell Northern Research
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* The above opinions are those of the author, and do not necessariet All
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you need to do is put 'cron' in your startup file. No options, nothing,
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just the command 'cron&'.
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Let me know if you need some more help.
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/************* /\/\ark ************/
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(uploaded with InfoXpress Ver 1.01)
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85350 31-JAN 19:59 OSK Applications
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RE: RUMOR (Re: Msg 85185)
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From: DAVGEORGE To: VAXELF
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From what I hear it is true. Microsoft attempted to buy out Microware
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back in 1986. The main reason was because Microware had a REAL-TIME
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operating system, and Microsoft was only MiSery-DOS. They didn't have
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Windows or anything back then. (I don't consider any version of Windows
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before 3.0 a usable product.) OH, actually Microsoft did have Xenix, but
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they never went anywhere with it other than Tandy 6000. SCO picked up
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Xenix (and still sells it) for Intel based systems, but now concentrates
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on Unix. Whoops, kinda got off the subject.
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85354 31-JAN 20:23 OSK Applications
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RE: RUMOR (Re: Msg 85350)
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Fe ofber optics. We got a
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notice Saturday, telling us that durning the next 3-4 months, that our
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area will be converted over and we could experience some interruption of
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service until the conversion is complete.
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John D.
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85372 1-FEB 05:39 OSK Applications
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RE: RUMOR (Re: Msg 85354)
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From: EDELMAR To: VAXELF (NR)
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John,
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Following is a brief summary of a recent bidder's meeting at Bell Atlantic
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re 'VIDEO DIAL TONE SERVICE' - their name for AT&T's VOD.
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Three manufacturers have been selected to provide TV set-top boxes -
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Philips, IBM and DiviCom. OS-9 is mandatory. GFX and sound should be
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done under RAVE. All box vendors must use Motorola's 68000 series micro-
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processors or a compatible chip. IBM will use the 68000 with plans to
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upgrade to their PowerPC 400 series as soon as they are available. (Motorola
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is developing its own separate PowerPC 300 series for this market). Philips
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will also be using the 68000 with an upgrade planned - no chip disclosed.
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lications
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RE: protocol (Re: Msg 85291)
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From: DAVGEORGE To: BKITT (NR)
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In one of the archives of RZ/SZ there is a document from Omen
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Technology discussing the Zmodem protocol. It is not as straight-
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forward as the X/Ymodem discussions in Serial Communications in C/C++,
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but might give you the info you need.
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If the document is not in RZ/SZ then look in the archive for XC. This
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is a Unix communications program where I have also found a paper on
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Zmodem. You will need to look in a Unix file area for this though.
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I don't know if it is on Delphi, I know it is on Compuserve.
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85359 31-JAN 21:39 Telecom (6809)
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Mac/OS9 Cable
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From: JANG To: ALL
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Wanted: Macintosh/CoCo OS-9 Savvy help.
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I want to transfer data between my CoCo-3 and My Macintosh.
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I would like to use my Mac as a terminal to access the 20Meg
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hard drive on my coco/OS-9 setup. Before I get to the software
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problem, I will need to build a null-modem cable. I doubt that
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there will be anything comme1 eal Information
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Microware on NPR
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From: MRGOOD To: ALL
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Did anyone hear the news story on Microware on National
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Public Radio today? It was interesting to hear Ken Kaplan
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on the radio. The story addressed Microware's small size and
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competition from Microsoft. Interesting stuff...
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Hugo
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85361 31-JAN 22:47 General Information
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RE: OS-9 Modules (Re: Msg 85144)
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From: NEALSTEWARD To: THETAURUS
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I think I saw Coco Sculptor selling for $79 in either the Underground
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or World of '68 micro's, but I'm not sure that was the coco version. I
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assume it must be, because OSK s/w costs much more! Originally it sold
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for about $600, and I "stole" it for $149 back then. I have release
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1.14:6, but I think the last coco release was 1.14:7 which maintained
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source compatibility with the other platforms.
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85362 31-JAN 22:51 General Information
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RE: OS-9 Modules (Re: Msg 84823)
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From: NEALSTEWARD To: THETAURUS
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I started writing some of the Basic09 code toe oies of SCULPTOR version 1.14.6
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which they are selling for $75.00. These are not compatible with the
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later versions of SCULPTOR.
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Ed Gresick - DELMAR CO
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End of Thread.
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85363 31-JAN 23:09 Telecom (6809)
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RE: UUCP for CoCo (Re: Msg 85190)
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From: NEALSTEWARD To: MITHELEN
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Hey guys, I have a wife that LIKES it in the bedroom!!! (big grin)
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85368 31-JAN 23:47 General Information
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COCO Keyboard PIA
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From: JMOORFOOT To: ALL
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My 81001(?) keyboard i/f PIA has died. Is this a Motorola 6820
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clone? Can it be replaced by a 6821? A Tandy replacement is
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not easy in Australia as we deal with InterTan (a Tandy offshoot).
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85371 1-FEB 05:28 General Information
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RE: COCO Keyboard PIA (Re: Msg 85368)
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From: COCOKIWI To: JMOORFOOT (NR)
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YEP! you can replace it with a 6821...put a socket in and plug one in!
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I had one go on me! a keyboard extention cord<done by some of us<grin>
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can zap it by static.I used a Rs..RS232 surge prot
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