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CBBS(R) 4.0.3b
05/24/90 05:58:13

Y/N: want CBBS "1st time user" info?^U
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?n;ward;christensen;odraw;;fullc;piss

Logging name to disk...
You are caller 215062; next msg =43627;  375 active msgs.
Prev. call 05/18/90 @ 22:20, next msg was 43601
Recording logon for next time.
Use FULL? to check assignments
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?xxxxx
"Mine" command checking for msgs TO you, ^K to abort.
>Function:?dir c:log;dir c:killed;dir summary;type-30 log,ward c;or;*;short
LOG.  16 
KILLED.  56 
SUMMARY.  25 
05/24/90,05:58:18,215062,9,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
43601 05/18/90 WARD CHRISTENSEN => BARRY FUERST: "R/WHO DO YOU KNOW HAS IMP.OVL'"

05/18/90,22:20:32,214947,9,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
]S,BULLETIN,
]R,BULLETIN,
E#43601,
E#43602,15
]Tnx for keeping eye on thing, replying to Unix msg, etc.  I Feexed
the bulletin.
WARD CHRISTENSEN,
05/19/90,00:17:11,214948,1,STEVE RYAN,,3
05/19/90,01:50:23,214949,2,ERIC BOHLMAN,,1
05/19/90,03:08:46,214950,1,BARRY FUERST,,
E#43603,7
05/19/90,03:28:10,214951,1,KHALSA KHALISTAN,,
05/19/90,03:51:56,214952,2,ALEX ZELL,,
05/19/90,05:03:50,214953,3,MURRAY ARNOW,,2
05/19/90,05:21:27,214954,9,JIM POLOUS,,0
05/19/90,07:01:09,214955,9,JIM POLOUS,,1
05/19/90,07:23:25,214956,1,JOE JESSON,,8
05/19/90,08:50:31,214957,9,CARY MEDNICK,,3
05/19/90,09:23:38,214958,9,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
E#43604,6
05/19/90,10:45:17,214959,2,MIKE SANDMAN,,3
05/19/90,10:50:13,214960,2,MIKE SANDMAN,,2
05/19/90,12:59:40,214961,2,H JAMES,naperville/ il,
05/19/90,15:39:37,214962,1,JIM FLANAGAN,,
E#43605,14
05/19/90,16:49:42,214963,1,JOSEPH SKOM,,2
05/19/90,16:53:05,214964,1,BOB SULLIVAN,,10
05/19/90,17:09:57,214965,1,CHUCK THOMPSON,chicago,3
05/19/90,17:26:03,214966,3,JIM COLLING,,8
05/19/90,17:48:40,214967,3,AARON PAUL,CHI IL,
05/19/90,21:42:50,214968,1,RICHARD GOZDAL,,6
05/19/90,21:49:46,214969,3,DAVID JOHNSON,,21
05/19/90,22:29:57,214970,2,JOHN ROSENGARTEN,,
E#43606,9
05/19/90,23:07:45,214971,2,KEITH NAUTA,CHICAGO/IL,6
05/19/90,23:46:54,214972,1,JOHN CONNEELY,,7
05/19/90,23:56:04,214973,2,BILL MATTSON,,7
05/20/90,00:12:33,214974,9,BENJAMIN COHEN,,
E#43607,
E#43608,6
05/20/90,01:04:53,214975,2,CLIFF SHARP,,3
05/20/90,01:30:43,214976,1,DALE HOEHN,,4
05/20/90,03:28:29,214977,2,ERIC BOHLMAN,,2
05/20/90,03:53:13,214978,2,JERRY OLSEN,,
E#43609,
E#43610,16
]Ward--
This is a particularly busy time on my end. I'd be glad to provide
the mentioned code, but _may_ not check in here for awhile. If you're
interested in the code and time is of significance, either call my
BBS, 312.939.4411, or voice, workday afternoons, 312.939.3300. Regards.
JERRY OLSEN,
05/20/90,07:22:36,214979,2,JIM THALE,,5
05/20/90,09:48:49,214980,2,KEN LEE,DESPLAINES/IL,2
05/20/90,10:05:02,214981,9,DAVID GIBBS,,6
05/20/90,10:44:53,214982,1,STEVE REED,Chicago/ IL,10
05/20/90,14:27:37,214983,2,BOB COHN,,
E#43611,12
05/20/90,18:04:03,214984,2,JAMES SCHMIDT,,2
05/20/90,18:31:51,214985,3,JOHN SIMPSON,,6
05/20/90,18:58:52,214986,1,COLIN SCHROEDER,,
E#43612,25
05/20/90,19:32:48,214987,2,BOB CZAJKOWSKI,,7
05/20/90,19:49:05,214988,2,BOB CZAJKOWSKI,,
E#43613,4
05/20/90,20:33:25,214989,2,KEVIN KEYSER,,2
05/20/90,21:14:36,214990,1,MARTY ROSE,chicago/ illinois,4
05/20/90,21:17:46,214991,1,MARTY ROSE,,9
05/20/90,21:29:14,214992,3,JOHN SIMPSON,,25
05/20/90,21:59:52,214993,1,ARTHUR BILLINGSLEY,,3
05/20/90,22:13:32,214994,2,BILL PRECHT,,20
05/20/90,22:34:44,214995,1,TOM MOSKOS,BERWYN/IL,9
05/20/90,23:59:36,214996,2,BILL MATTSON,,5
05/21/90,05:18:33,214997,2,JERRY OLSEN,,1
05/21/90,05:57:19,214998,2,PETE JONES,,1
05/21/90,06:58:46,214999,1,JOHN MUNDT,,
E#43614,4
05/21/90,07:10:31,215000,2,RANDAL CRAIG,,3
05/21/90,08:11:58,215001,2,DENNIS STAHL,,4
05/21/90,09:20:48,215002,2,DON PIVEN,,3
05/21/90,09:27:44,215003,2,ALEX ZELL,,
05/21/90,10:23:46,215004,2,ED FOSTER,,1
05/21/90,12:36:15,215005,2,LEN OVER,,3
05/21/90,13:39:38,215006,1,JIM FLANAGAN,,3
05/21/90,15:04:12,215007,2,RON SALUSKI,,1
05/21/90,15:42:36,215008,2,LARRY HITZ,,10
05/21/90,16:01:49,215009,2,JACK HOMA,,5
05/21/90,16:13:46,215010,1,KEN STOX,,4
05/21/90,16:52:19,215011,2,BOB CZAJKOWSKI,,2
05/21/90,16:55:25,215012,2,BILL FLAPAN,CHICAGO/ IL,
>Help: MESS,3
05/21/90,20:55:17,215013,2,DICK LIEBER,,5
05/21/90,21:17:18,215014,2,JOSEPH SKOM,,2
05/21/90,21:22:16,215015,1,MIKE JONES,chicago/ ill.,3
05/21/90,21:35:56,215016,2,DAVE BUTTS,chicago/il,7
05/21/90,22:23:47,215017,2,JOHN LANDWEHR,evanston il,2
05/21/90,23:06:28,215018,2,ERIC BOHLMAN,,2
05/21/90,23:13:00,215019,2,MIKE SANDMAN,,4
05/21/90,23:55:15,215020,2,KEN BARNES,MONROE CITY/ MO,
E#43615,7
]GOODBYE
KEN BARNES,
05/22/90,00:47:00,215021,2,JIM ANDERSON,,8
05/22/90,03:31:12,215022,2,DANNY SOLJAN,,4
05/22/90,06:59:26,215023,2,CHARLIE SMITH,,1
05/22/90,08:45:59,215024,2,DENNIS STAHL,,1
05/22/90,10:21:14,215025,2,GARY ELFRING,,1
05/22/90,10:47:20,215026,1,BOBBY MYERS,,3
05/22/90,11:25:10,215027,2,PETE CANTELE,,2
05/22/90,12:10:12,215028,2,ALEX ZELL,,
E#43616,
05/22/90,13:27:04,215029,1,BOBBY MYERS,,3
05/22/90,14:14:25,215030,2,JOHN CONNEELY,,2
05/22/90,14:31:47,215031,2,DENNIS STAHL,,1
05/22/90,14:55:59,215032,2,ED FOSTER,,
E#43617,5
05/22/90,15:05:18,215033,2,SCOTT SMITH,,
E#43618,
E#43619,
E#43620,20
05/22/90,16:13:50,215034,1,JIM FLANAGAN,,
E#43621,
E#43622,9
05/22/90,16:28:11,215035,1,LANE LARRISON,,5
05/22/90,17:57:20,215036,1,CHARLIE KESTNER,,
05/22/90,17:58:25,215037,1,CHARLIE KESTNER,,6
05/22/90,18:59:41,215038,1,PHIL PERSSON,Rolling Meadows/ IL,8
05/22/90,20:57:19,215039,3,JOHN SIMPSON,,10
05/22/90,21:33:34,215040,1,STEVE RYAN,,
05/22/90,22:34:44,215041,2,BILL MATTSON,,
E#43623,
E#43624,11
05/23/90,00:29:03,215042,2,CLIFF SHARP,,2
05/23/90,02:06:39,215043,2,ERIC BOHLMAN,,4
05/23/90,05:30:32,215044,2,PETE JONES,,1
05/23/90,06:49:24,215045,1,MICHAEL MCDANIEL,,3
05/23/90,07:21:04,215046,2,ED FOSTER,,
05/23/90,07:25:18,215047,2,ED FOSTER,,2
05/23/90,09:14:31,215048,2,MIKE SANDMAN,,3
05/23/90,09:34:27,215049,2,DENNIS STAHL,,3
05/23/90,11:13:20,215050,2,ALEX ZELL,,
05/23/90,11:51:22,215051,1,JOHN MUNDT,,1
05/23/90,12:04:01,215052,2,DENNIS STAHL,,1
05/23/90,13:37:55,215053,2,DENNIS STAHL,,1
05/23/90,18:59:50,215054,1,HENRY BUEHLER,CHICAGO/ IL,4
05/23/90,22:01:45,215055,1,JOSEPH SKOM,,6
05/23/90,22:21:43,215056,2,JIM MACRAE,,2
05/23/90,23:35:35,215057,2,MIKE ROSE,Fox lake/ Il,
E#43625,18
]Please let anyone know who may be interested about my moving sale and
garbagorama--if anyone still uses 8" disks/drives, I have many to give
away!
MIKE ROSE,
05/24/90,00:07:54,215058,9,JIM POLOUS,,3
05/24/90,00:58:00,215059,1,SAMIR SHYAMANI,,6
05/24/90,02:19:52,215060,2,JAY PIAZZA,,
E#43626,2
05/24/90,04:25:01,215061,2,ALEX ZELL,,
05/24/90,05:58:18,215062,9,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
>Function:?r;*;+;+;+

Msg 43601 is 04 line(s) on 05/18/90 from WARD CHRISTENSEN
to BARRY FUERST re: R/WHO DO YOU KNOW HAS IMP.OVL'

 Gee, Really don't know. Are you on Compuserve? Irv Hoff is! He
might also have his own BBS, I don't know.
 I think there are some CP/M bbs's still around - I suggest leaving a msg
for all.

Msg 43602 is 11 line(s) on 05/18/90 from WARD CHRISTENSEN
to PHIL SCHUMAN re: R/T1000

 Thanks! I've been meaning to call the Tosh BBS. I'm sorry they
don't seem to have much on Compuserve in their forum - I'd like a TSR
that I can use to turn off the hard disk; I understand there is something
there - perhaps a program to turn it off "now" - but I'd rather have a TSR.
 Also, I want to put a couple copper (brass) shims together with an
insulator between, so I can put an ammeter in the thing - see just how
much the current draw changes based upon the following:
 - hard disk on or off
 - lcd on or off
 - backlighting at various brightnesses
 - low and high speed (4.77 and 9.54)

Msg 43603 is 06 line(s) on 05/19/90 from BARRY FUERST
to ALL re: CP/M IMP OVERLAYS

I am proposing to set up a CP/M bbs in the very near future and would like
to obtain copies of the IMP modem program overlays. I have access to format
conversion equipment/machines so that wouldn't be a problem. MEX is a lot of
trouble to set up and is unreliable in every instance I have used it.
I know that Compuserve has the files, but I don't suscribe because I am a
pauper. Does anybody have these files?

Msg 43604 is 23 line(s) on 05/19/90 from WARD CHRISTENSEN
to ALL re: QEMM OR ? MEM RELIEF?

 Help! My FoxBase enthusiasm has gotten me in some technical trouble!
 I became a strong FOX advocate at work, got my own license, others
got more, and finally, a big project was started based upon FOX and a
LAN.
 Trouble is, we are using the 3270 workstation program on PS/2 model
70s and 80s, (both 386, thank goodness) and with the LAN and host, we
have under 350K free! Fox apparently needs 440K free (results of
CHKDSK being the definition of free memory) to run.
 I understand they're looking at QEMM. One problem is the darn PS/2
has that unwanted ABIOS taking the entire E000 segment - useless (I think)
unless you're using OS/2. Anyone know if QEMM or 386^MAX will just
blow that out of the water (or, if it CAN be blown out) allowing more
EMS?
 I think I'll look at moving drivers into EMS, and see what else I
can do. More than "function", we need MEMORY RELIEF - i.e. the emulator
has to be small, and the number of things it can use to high memory,
large.
 I would appreciate ANY and ALL suggestions for minimizing memory
requirements, and maximizing memory availability.
 P.S. the LAN is Token Ring.
 P.P.S. will the LAN version take even MORE memory? Will compiling
cut down memory requirements? (Ooh, but then we still can't
"develop").

Msg 43605 is 07 line(s) on 05/19/90 from JIM FLANAGAN
to ALL re: WTD: SIMPLE CP/M WORDPROCESSOR

A teacher in the School District I work in has just had a parent donate a
CP/M (Epson) system. She has little software. Does anyone have a easy to use
WordProcessor I could get for her.
Thanks
Jim
312-275-7497
2222 W. Giddings Ave.;Chicago, IL 60625

Msg 43606 is 16 line(s) on 05/19/90 from JOHN ROSENGARTEN
to IBM BBS USERS re: MULTI-LINE BBS CHANGES NAME

 Looking for a great place to call in the Heart of America?
 Well Look no further! Announcing! New n' Improved:
 Ye Olde Archive Electron Mail Service and Bulletin Board Service
 Chicago's First PC-Board BBS -=<(O)>=- User Supported: since 1985
 is changing its name to
 American ARCHIVE Electron Mail MULTI-USER Bulletin Board Service
Running Novell Advanced Netware 286 to Eight nodes three public lines
 Node 3 (312) 276-4159 1200/2400 Hayes 2400B PUBLIC rollover LINE
 Node 2 (312) 276-5680 2400/9600 USRobot HST/MNP MNP Level.5
 Node 4 (312) 276-3603 2400/9600 USRobot HST/V32 DUAL Std. MNP-5
Currently offering 15 conferences (12 public) including For Sale, SWL,
Publishing, Astronomy, Technical, MIDI, Novell Networking, and MORE.
 OVER 200 Mb files (Recent stuff, most less than 6 months old!)
 Thank you! John "Dr. Byte" Rosengarten, Ye Olde Sysop
 From the Heart of America: CHICAGO IL USA
 Remember: Its called AMERICAN ARCHIVE Electron Mail BBS!

Msg 43607 is 04 line(s) on 05/20/90 from BENJAMIN COHEN
to JIM FLANAGAN re: R/WTD: SIMPLE CP/M WORDPROCESS

What do you mean EASY TO USE? And what Epson system is it?
The QX10 came with Valdocs, which is easy to use and more
or less bulletproof. If you need help getting the original
software for that Roger Heath's board is the placeto call.

Msg 43608 is 02 line(s) on 05/20/90 from BENJAMIN COHEN
to BRENT JONES re: R/4DOS

Yes, I've been using 4DOS. It's heavenly. Well worth the price of
admission.

Msg 43609 is 04 line(s) on 05/20/90 from JERRY OLSEN
to JIM FLANAGAN re: SIMPLE CP/M WORD PROCESSOR

I'd recommend VDE.simple, fast.and (CP/M version) free. Available on
several BBSes that still offer CP/M software, including one I run:
The Advocate/NOWAR, 312.939.4411, 24 hrs., 8/n/1 (Chicago Loop area).
Good luck.

Msg 43610 is 08 line(s) on 05/20/90 from JERRY OLSEN
to WARD re: BB "RETRY" PROBLEM

A down-and-dirty solution would be to write a little CE handler which
simply returns if _AX & 8000h is NULL _and_ DOS indicates the error is
"device not ready." Then execute BB and do a system reset when done.
I did something quite similar in a program under development and it works
like a charm. (The _AX test simply determines that it's a disk-related
error rather than a character-device or FAT error.) If of use, I could
send a .C module your way which would be ready to use with a few changes
to code which is unique to my program.

Msg 43611 is 12 line(s) on 05/20/90 from BOB COHN
to TONY ANTONUCCI re: R/1200 HAYES MODEM

Thanks. Yes I am interested in your true blue Hayes 1200 baud modems.
I was able to get one for myself at the Chicago Computer Exchange for
$50. (used) I have other friends in my industry who also want the same
modem to run this one special program we use. With a Hayes compatible
modem you can run 99% of the program features. There is one "flaw" of
the Hayes that is used in this program. Other modems will not start
sending out data signals until they get a "handshake" from the other
modem. The Hayes 1200 starts sending tones even with no connection.
My friends are now using Hayes compatible modems and only getting 99%
of the features of the program. They would like to use all 100% of
the features if they can do so inexpensively. What would you sell your
modems for? My phone number is (312) 929-2200. Bob Cohn

Msg 43612 is 18 line(s) on 05/20/90 from COLIN SCHROEDER
to WARD CHRISTENSEN re: R/QEMM OR ? MEM RELIEF?

Ward:
 I sympathize with you! DOS's memory limits are (at least now)
ridiculous! But you should be able to take advantage of the
programs like QEMM which wouldn't even exist if DOS had been
properly upgraded to deal with 286 and 386 processors when they came out.
In my experience, many device drivers can be loaded high with QEMM.
This includes network drivers for Novell (at least on the stations,
I'm not sure about on the server), and perhaps other LANs. I'd
check with your LAN OS vendor to see if it's possible and if there
are any tricks involved. Other drivers can also be loaded high,
depending on their spec.s.
 350K seems awful low, your system must really be loaded! 230K
of resident stuff seems awful high even to me (who deals regularly
with Mac folks who LOVE to stuff RAM with gadgets!). There's GOT
to be a way around this situation. QEMM is a great product which just
keeps getting better, and Quarterdeck has other good stuff for
memory mgmt. I'd look to them for help.
 Colin

Msg 43613 is 08 line(s) on 05/20/90 from BOB CZAJKOWSKI
to ALL re: APPLE HD & PRINTER FOR SALE

I have the following Apple /e components for sale. If any one is
interested or knows anyone who might be, I can be reached evenings at
(708) 614-9880 or leave a message here.
All are in excellent condition.
20 Meg hard drive and Apple SCSI interface card $400.00
Apple Imagewriter / color printer $350.00

Thanks, Bob Czajkowski

Msg 43614 is 02 line(s) on 05/21/90 from JOHN MUNDT
to BILL ACKERMAN re: UNIX ACCESS

Try chinet, Randy Suess's public access UNIX system. Call
312 283-0559 and log in as newuser.
- 
Msg 43616 is 01 line(s) on 05/22/90 from ALEX ZELL
to KEN BARNES re: RECORDING ENGINEER CAREER

Your inquiry was garbled and deleted. Please try again.

Msg 43617 is 20 line(s) on 05/22/90 from ED FOSTER
to WARD CHRISTENSEN re: R/QEMM OR ? MEM RELIEF?

 Ward, I have DESQview 386, have run a few experiments on an ALR 386 with
2M RAM, and have some findings:
 1. Even though the manual says, in italics, "Do not run DESQview on a
server machine", I have done it with a 10NET non-dedicated server. The network
will operate while I am in another window, but sometimes it will hang up
and I will have to go back to that window and cause an interrupt.
 2. If I start the network from a window, I don't have access to it
from any other windows.
 3. My fax program will run in window #1 and even answer calls
while I work in window #2, although it slows down #2 noticably if
I'm in a text editor. Assuming you don't have to access the 3270 board
with your FoxBase programs, you should be OK.
 4. When I start a new "Big DOS" window, even after starting programs
in other windows, I still have 590K to work with. Subtract 40K or so
for COMMAND.COM and you still have plenty of room for FoxBase. You can
save the 40K by having DESQview load MFOXPLUS.EXE directly.
 5. FoxBASE Plus is one of the programs that DESQview will install
automatically if it finds it on your disk.
 Conclusions: DESQview/386 may or may not help you. Quarterdeck has
a multiuser BBS at 213-396-3904 and is on Compuserve at 76004,2310.

Msg 43618 is 14 line(s) on 05/22/90 from SCOTT SMITH
to BILL WOLFF re: DBII/III+

The dConvert program is supplied with the dBASE III/III+ package.
It is an EXE file that allows one-way conversion from II to III/III+.
It seems to work well; we have used it to convert client databases
to III+/Clipper/Fox with no problems. The TXT files you refer to:
do you mean MEMO fields or ASCII text. III+ will allow you to read
ASCII text files delimited with almost any character. However, if
you want III+ features, I would go with Fox Software's FoxBase+ or
FoxPro system, since it is much faster and has many extensions over
the standard III+ stuff. However, my experience has shown that the
.FRM files are somewhat different under Fox than III+. Our company
uses both but doesn't cross over from one to another except for data
files (index files are different too, but Fox can be set otherwise).
Sorry it took so long to get back to you. Been very busy all around.
Msg back if you need further help.

Msg 43619 is 07 line(s) on 05/22/90 from SCOTT SMITH
to ALL re: 4 SALE

I have a lot of computer stuff for sale: 10 & 20 Mb hard drives,
controllers, memory cards, motherboards, a PC Jr. setup, floppy diskette
drives and loads of other stuff. Printers: Epson dot matrix printers
galore, extra parts, etc. I have a number of PC & XT power supplies,
printer buffers, an old S-100 system (Cromemco et al.)
Leave me a message and I'll get back to you. I'd like to clear this
stuff out (to make room for other stuff, naturally).

Msg 43620 is 11 line(s) on 05/22/90 from SCOTT SMITH
to ALL re: XEROX 4045 4 SALE

We have a client with a Xerox 4045 laser printer for sale. This is the
11 or 12 ppm printer, heavy duty (not UPS shippable), designed to be used
a lot. This printer has hardly been used: roughly 1000-1200 pages
have been run through it. It has the optional copier attachment to
allow it to be used as a copier. They have just run the initial
toner load through it; you'll get 3 or 4 bottles of toner with it.
This unit was specified for an application that was later reduced
in scope, and therefore a printer with this capacity just isn't needed.
List on this thing was $5400 when they bought it. I believe they would
take $2500 for it with stand and everything. Leave a message for me
here or call (708) 382-2305 and ask for Scott.

Msg 43621 is 08 line(s) on 05/22/90 from JIM FLANAGAN
to JERRY OLSEN re: R/SIMPLE CP/M WORD PROCESSOR

Jerry, I'm interested in VDE. But the CP/M machine is in her classroom
with no modem or term software. I'm hooked up to this BBS with all
kinds of machines but no CP/M. Do you or would anyone you
know have the software on disk (Public Domain, right?). I'd be
happy to send you blank disks and a stamped mailer. Also if anyone
knows any Primary Level software (????) for this machine.

BTW It is an Epson QX-10.

Msg 43622 is 04 line(s) on 05/22/90 from JIM FLANAGAN
to BENJAMIN COHEN re: R/WTD: SIMPLE CP/M WORDPROCESS

Benjamin, It is indeed a QX-10. See my previous message about my
problem with BBS's as a solution. However I'd appreciate any help you
can give me also the number of Roger Heath's BBS.
Jim

Msg 43623 is 02 line(s) on 05/22/90 from BILL MATTSON
to SCOTT SMITH re: R/4 SALE

I'd be interested in S-100, and printer buffers, HD's, etc.
Tell me more or leave a T'fone # to explore further. Regards.

Msg 43624 is 03 line(s) on 05/22/90 from BILL MATTSON
to ED FOSTER re: R/QEMM OR ? MEM RELIEF?

I'd be interested in hearing more about your ALR. I'm considering
buying an ALR machine, and am looking for info/opinions about ALR
service, docs, etc. I'd appreciate your input and thoughts. Regards.

Msg 43625 is 16 line(s) on 05/23/90 from MIKE ROSE
to ALL re: TAKE IT AWAY! PLEASE!

Help Me! I'm moving next month and wish to give my accumulated
equipment, programs, and "garbage" a new home! Spare the landfill-
take it away! Computers, parts, furniture, supplies, and e-stat
copier and supplies. Also printers, terminals, cables, etc. (Money
accepted, but I'd like people to take it all!) Hobbyists, salvagers,
tinkerers welcome! I'm having my moving sale this Sat. and Sun., May 26
and 27, 8AM to 6PM. Memorial day is to be "free for all"
Computers include Archive S100, Digital Group, and TI 99/4A, and (not for
free) an IBM XT clone with 30 MB RLL drive, 2 floppies, 640K, 2S, 2P, mouse,
XT keyboard, MSDOS 3.2, Hercules clone display, White monochrome monitor
for only $400-will consider a donation to a charitable organization.
Mike Rose
10 N. Lippincott Rd.
Fox Lake IL 60020
(708) 587-6057
one 1/2 mile east of US12 off of Grand Avenue.

Msg 43626 is 02 line(s) on 05/24/90 from JAY PIAZZA
to ALL re: HELP WITH PRINTER BUFFER

DOSE ANYONE HAVE OR KNOW WHERE I CAN GET DIRECTIONS TO BUILD A PRINTER BUFFER
iF YOU CAN HELP PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE HERE

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