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Topic 5         Sun Feb 03, 1991
R.LEMBREE                    at 15:53 EST
Sub: Commodore/Amiga User Group Support BBS 

You 8 bit users who have been begging for SUPPORT, read this message!

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Category 1,  Topic 5
Message 7         Sun Jul 28, 1991
WHIZZIE                      at 14:54 EDT
 
  Well, using Wizard takes the "harder to use" outta GEnie. ;>  And I find
QLink dead dead dead ... and more expensive to use than GEnie. So here I are,
guys.

  Only thing I wonder is ::why:: this bb costs online $ while other bb's on
GEnie are free of online charges. Seems counterproductive.

                    IMHO
                       -Whizzie
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Category 1,  Topic 5
Message 8         Sun Jul 28, 1991
C128-BILL [Bill]             at 21:06 EDT
 
Hiya, Whizzie !!

'Tis true that this B.B. (and all other Computer Specific B.B.'s) will cost
ya.  Maybe someday we will see that changed, but right now the BEST way to use
this Bulletin Board is with Wizard's Auto command.
 Here are some tips for keeping your online costs down:
  1.  Plan ahead.  Figure out what you want to do before you go online.
  2.  Collect general information.  Buffer the B.B.'s index (use the IND B.B.
command), buffer the Major Categories in both the B.B. and Library.  I'd also
buffer the Survival Kit.  Print out your buffers for future reference,
including the Main FlagShip menus.
  3.  Order (or buffer) the GEnie Manual.
  4.  While on-line, use the MOVE command.  For example  'M625;1' will get you
directly into the FlagShip B.B. from just about anywhere online.  Wizard does
this for you!
  5.  Non-Wizard users should log on with this command:
      [at the U#= Prompt] XYZ12345,PASSWORD,625
 This command should get you directly into the FlagShip without navigating the
menus.
  6.  Read the GENIEus RoundTable Bulletin Board for more tips and hints. 
GENIEus B.B. is a GEnie*BASIC Service.
  7.  Use Wizard's Auto B.B. grabber, and New Library File collector.

Anyway, I'll get off my soapbox, and again Welcome you to GEnie !!

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Category 1,  Topic 5
Message 9         Sun Jul 28, 1991
WHIZZIE                      at 22:17 EDT
 
  Well, actually, yeah, I do that auto stuff. Wizard is super for grabbing
messages and storing them away for me to read offline. Now if there were a way
to tell it to do more than one thing per phone call, I'd be in seventh heaven.
(I do so hate that automatic "bye" at the end; I often want it to pick up
messages from 2 or 3 bb's - AND my mail. ::sigh::)

  Even so ... I went from "ugh, icons, I'll **never** use **that**" to  "Gads,
there's NO WAY to get along on GEnie without it!" .. in about 2 or 3 days.

  Nice work!

                    -Whizzie

P.S. Thankee thankee for the
     welcome!
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Category 1,  Topic 5
Message 10        Mon Jul 29, 1991
C128-BILL [Bill]             at 10:43 EDT
 
No Prob, Whizzie!  Nice to chat with you last night in our Refugee RTC!

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Topic 6         Sun Jun 16, 1991
T.MUSCARELLA                 at 04:47 EDT
Sub: Conn. BBS                              

The Odyssey BBS. The only Commodore BBs in western Conn. On line games Active
Mesage Base And Commodore file transfers Call 203-792-7675 mention you got the
# here for extra d/l credits
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Category 1,  Topic 6
Message 2         Sun Jul 28, 1991
WHIZZIE                      at 14:56 EDT
 
  Well, I would, but it's a long distance call.

  Anyone know of any NYC Commodore BBSs? I have this neat color term I'd like
to try out. With a local call. :D

                   -Whizzie
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Category 1,  Topic 6
Message 3         Mon Jul 29, 1991
H.HERMAN1                    at 04:56 EDT
 
Whizzie,                                                                  

Thought I had it around, but can't seem to find it.  Used to call a bbs in 212
A/C that wasn't Commodore specific, but had the most spectacular opening
screen I've ever seen anywhere.  It ran ANSI.    

It is called the Doctor's Board, but its thrust was mostly about motorcycling,
which didn't interest me, so I wasn't a regular.  However, whenever I felt in
a show-off mode for a visitor, I'd sign on just to demo the intro. There are a
few Commodore bbs's around.  I'll have to hunt for the numbers and let you
know.  There seem to be an abundance of DOS bbs's in New York tho.

Howie                                                                     
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Topic 3         Sun Mar 17, 1991
AMFORD                       at 09:38 CST
Sub: Where are the Magazines?               

  Just waiting for magazine's to show up.
  Or did I just miss something...
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Category 2,  Topic 3
Message 24        Sun Jul 28, 1991
D.MCALEER1 [Micro-Bytes]     at 14:29 CDT
 
Another magazine...not to toot my own horn...

MICRO-BYTES, 2648 S Kenilworth, Berwyn IL 60402-2549

A magazine devoted to the Commodore 8-bitters.  We publish 5 times a year,
each issue costs $2.00.  Subs are available as well.  To give you an idea of
our contents, issue 5 included The Cartridge Wars, Editor's Notes, Home Office
Hardware, Battle Chess Review, and more. Watch for our area in TALK TO THE
TRADE soon!
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Category 2,  Topic 3
Message 25        Sun Jul 28, 1991
C128-BILL [Bill]             at 21:06 EDT
 
A hearty WELCOME for Micro-Bytes !!

Yup, a NEW Topic in our Talk To The Trade will be in the making...

Watch for it soon!

Bill J.

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Topic 6         Sat Mar 02, 1991
H.HERMAN1                    at 14:15 EST
Sub: Finding The BEST Programs              

The FlagShip's Librarys have some TERRIFIC, but little known software.
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Category 2,  Topic 6
Message 22        Sat Jul 27, 1991
C128.JBEE [* Sysop *]        at 22:12 EDT
 
 Okay, some of the programs that I think are exceptional ...

 Idea.sda  - a 1581 partition sorter!!! good stuff and worth the shareware
   money.  I sent mine!

 Ugly - a sid of the Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

 Astra - a C128 80 column arcade game.  Good stuff!

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Topic 17        Thu Aug 01, 1991
M.GILSDORF1                  at 19:12 EDT
Sub: *** TRACKBALLS for C128/C64 ***        

Trackballs are now available for the C128 and C64.
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Category 2,  Topic 17
Message 1         Thu Aug 01, 1991
M.GILSDORF1                  at 19:21 EDT
 
Kraft Systems Inc. now manufactures a trackball for the C128/C64. Its called
"Triple Track" because it will work on any one of  three computers: C128/C64,
Atari, and the Amiga.  A switch allows you to select the mode.  It sells for
$99.95.  If you want a model that has a foot pedal, it sells for $109.95. 
Kraft will ship COD. Their address and phone number are:

Kraft Systems Inc. 450 W. California Ave Vista, CA 92083 (619) 724-7146
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Topic 4         Mon May 13, 1991
J.LEWIS7                     at 06:40 CDT
Sub: Games                                  

Let's discuss favorite games for the 64 or 128.
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Category 3,  Topic 4
Message 8         Mon Jul 29, 1991
T.SIMPSON3 [Tom Simpson]     at 23:33 CDT
 
Anyone know of any games for preschoolers in the library? My search didn't
turn any up.
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Category 3,  Topic 4
Message 9         Tue Jul 30, 1991
C128.JBEE [* Sysop *]        at 02:12 EDT
 
I have tons of educational games and quiz programs.  What type of program do
you have in mind? JBEE (:
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Category 3,  Topic 4
Message 10        Tue Jul 30, 1991
H.HERMAN1                    at 23:20 EDT
 
Tom,

While these aren't public domain, you might want to take a look at the most
recent Tenex catalog.  They have pages, and pages of educational software.

Howie
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Topic 15        Sat Apr 13, 1991
J.PEEPLES                    at 07:41 CDT
Sub: PaperClip 3 Proportionality Works!!!   

  File # 8783 is a new set of drivers for PC-III that support the  NX-1000 and
NX-1000 II printers with FULL --JUSTIFIED!!!-- proportionality!  Download it,
try it, and you'll LIKE it!  (I hope!)
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Category 3,  Topic 15
Message 5         Sun Jul 28, 1991
WHIZZIE                      at 14:46 EDT
 
  All I can say is thank you thank you thank you!!!

  I tried but was unable to get a PC-III driver for my Star Micronex1000 to
support proportionality. I ::knew:: it hadda be possible, but after tearing
out all my hair I gave up.

  I just d/l'd the file and will give it a whirl! Bless you!

                   -Whizzie
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Topic 21        Fri May 24, 1991
J.CHAN4                      at 00:49 EDT
Sub: C128 Word Processors                   

What's the best 128 word processor?

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Category 3,  Topic 21
Message 21        Sat Jul 27, 1991
T.SIMPSON3 [Tom Simpson]     at 21:26 CDT
 
 Can anyone direct me to a method for creating fold-out tracts using an 80 col
printer, Cc-128 and Write Stuff WP. I wonder if there is a pgm dedicated to 
this    task?  I think a sideways printing feature would be mandatory but I
was thinking of something like the greeting card format. Most greeting card
format pgms are too limited in text size and number of lines to be any good.
Tom Simpson
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Category 3,  Topic 21
Message 22        Sun Jul 28, 1991
H.HERMAN1                    at 05:16 EDT
 
Tom,                                                                         

I quess you're referring to splitting a page into four parts, with one half
the page printing upside down, so when folded it is a four paged card printed
upright?                                                                     

The only utility that I know of that does this, is BasicPrint.  This comes,
along with other utilities as a part of the Basic8 package.                

Hope this is what you had in mind.                                            

Howie                                                                         

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Category 3,  Topic 21
Message 23        Sun Jul 28, 1991
H.HERMAN1                    at 11:39 EDT
 
Tom,

One more thought...  If all you're interested in is ordinary ascii printing,
but sideways for a large fan-fold `pamphlet' format, you might take a look at
Digital's Pocket Planner.  Yes!  Their spread sheet program.  It has its own
internal sideways printing feature, and you can easilly enter regular
sequential test for the printout.

I'm not sure sas to the extent of horizontal printing, but it should extend
out for at least several hundred columns.

The one part that would have to be attended to manually would be aligning up
those multi-columned folds, since all you would be presented with is one large
area in which to enter things.

Hmm...  Pocket Writer3 has a multi-column printing feature.  Even odd/even
page printing.  However it doesn't have a sideways printing capability built
in.  

I'm sorta doing this as I go along, so I'll try not to ramble too  much... 
One interesting approach might be using Writer3's multi- columned feature for
writing and editing.  When done, printing to disk snd then entering that disk
file into Planner2 for sideways printing.

Ah!  That might be the ticket!

Howie
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Category 3,  Topic 21
Message 24        Sun Jul 28, 1991
C128.JBEE [* Sysop *]        at 23:20 EDT
 
 Some printers such as the Deskjet plus have both horizontal and landscape
 modes.  It is very nice for spreadsheets etc.

 What exactly is a "fold-out" tract ?
 Couldnt find it in Websters
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Category 3,  Topic 21
Message 25        Mon Jul 29, 1991
T.SIMPSON3 [Tom Simpson]     at 23:28 CDT
 
Thanks guys. Def. fold out tract...a mini booklet
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Topic 28        Wed Jul 31, 1991
RBARNETT                     at 22:37 EDT
Sub: Is there any LOGO programs on GEnie??? 

I need help finding Logo programs for the C-64..
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Category 3,  Topic 28
Message 1         Wed Jul 31, 1991
RBARNETT                     at 22:40 EDT
 
Hi ALL, I just got the LOGO package for my C-64. Are there any programs for it
on GEnie??  I did a search of ALL LIBRARIES for LOGO and all I got logos, as
in pictures.

Can anyone help me??? Thanks in advance for the help. Rick Barnett
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Topic 33        Thu Jul 11, 1991
C.STATEN1                    at 21:51 EDT
Sub: 1581 drive problems                    

random errors
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Category 4,  Topic 33
Message 9         Sun Jul 28, 1991
C.STATEN1                    at 14:10 EDT
 
Sorry it took so long to get back to everyon and thanx for the helpful ? I
found out wha was  the cause of my problems. Dirty drive heads!!! I took apart
both drives and cleaned the heads guiderails an the drive channels, and
evething has been working fine ever since. After running the 1581 diag.
program , it stated that that in both drives there are 1772 controllers an J1
is open in both drives. What ex- actly is J1 for? Is the drive mechanism in
the 1581 a SCSI connected? (internally, that is)
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Category 4,  Topic 33
Message 10        Sun Jul 28, 1991
C128-BILL [Bill]             at 21:06 EDT
 
J-1 is for the stepping rate.

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Topic 35        Sat Jul 20, 1991
W.COX6 [VAXMAN]              at 05:45 EDT
Sub: Device Select On 128D                  


Needed,  info on installing a device select switch on 128D.

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Category 4,  Topic 35
Message 7         Sat Jul 27, 1991
C128.JBEE [* Sysop *]        at 02:29 EDT
 
 Hi :)
 Just got a C128D today.  The pads are near location U112 and U114, under the
 left side of the floppy drive, near the back.  If you are careful you should
 be able to either cut them or solder onto them without removing anything
 using the directions in the previous post.
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Topic 36        Mon Jul 22, 1991
M.SUBELKA                    at 23:44 EDT
Sub: C= Pet 8023 Printer                    

Need info about conpatablity with Pet printer and C=64C

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Category 4,  Topic 36
Message 8         Sat Jul 27, 1991
C128.JBEE [* Sysop *]        at 02:32 EDT
 
 Okay, I will go shopping at my local dealer this weekend and see if he 
 has any.  I have bought the serial IEEE interfaces before for $25.
 It was a Elink, they run very hot, but do provide a 4x+ speedup, at
 least using my SFD.
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Category 4,  Topic 36
Message 9         Mon Jul 29, 1991
M.SUBELKA                    at 21:47 EDT
 
Does anyone know where I can get 2 Keys (with guts) for the 128D Keyboard?
 What I need is the F5/F6 key and Shift Lock (the one on the top row)
 I tryed a few places and all I  got was the Whole Keyboard for  around $80-
$100. Well one place  was willing to sell me just the  keyset for $98.69 Geee
thanks guys, but no thanks.
   Well if you do let me know.

SoapBox Time:
 People who love there C= what ever cant see why I cant wait to move  over/up
to an IBM clone, this is  one reson. I could get a IBM key borad for $35, or
just one key if  I wanted it. But not C=, Noooooo they want me to buy a whole
new  keyboard even if I only need 2 keys. End of SoapBox Time

Old Salt
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Category 4,  Topic 36
Message 10        Mon Jul 29, 1991
C128-BILL [Bill]             at 23:54 EDT
 
I just deleted my 2 page reply.


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Category 4,  Topic 36
Message 11        Tue Jul 30, 1991
C128.JBEE [* Sysop *]        at 02:15 EDT
 
 Keycaps (cap, spring, plunger) are available seperately for $7 (maybe $8)
 for the C64, C128, and C128D.  That is the retail price.  
 Try 
 Earl Harvey and Assc.
 1409 Mill St
 Laramie, WY 
 They are a Commodore authorized dealer and repair shop and that is where
 I have bought my key caps in the past.
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Category 4,  Topic 36
Message 12        Thu Aug 01, 1991
M.SUBELKA                    at 19:50 EDT
 
Bill, you got there phone number? If so I can call from school and have the
school call them for the parts, and get it COD, and have  it sent out that
same day.
 We (school&myself) have tryed a few C= authorized dealers already They all
say the samething. They  can get me the keys for the C64, C128 or the Amiga.
But not the  C128D. C= just wants to sell  the whole keyboard.
  So if you got the number I could use it tomorrow. Thanks for the  info. Old
Salt

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Topic 13        Fri Jul 19, 1991
J.PARADISE                   at 21:51 EDT
Sub: seikosha 1000vc driver                 

Does a custon m driver exist-


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Category 6,  Topic 13
Message 9         Sat Jul 27, 1991
J.PARADISE                   at 11:55 EDT
 
thnaks for all the suggestions i don't think the the codes for the 1200 is the
same as the 1000 I could try and adjust the dip switches and try lasermatrix
but it could take me forever --------joe
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Topic 22        Sun Jul 21, 1991
R.JACOBSEN2                  at 23:02 EDT
Sub: TeleVideo 950 emulation?               

I'm looking for a terminal program which can emulate TeleVideo 950 and send
output to the printe using a C64, 6480 modem, and a MPS1000 printer.
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Category 8,  Topic 22
Message 3         Sun Jul 28, 1991
R.JACOBSEN2                  at 22:09 EDT
 
TeleVideo 950 is a terminal that is the most standard/common choice for my  l
[DMultiple Listing Service it is something similiar to VT100 but, different.
VT100 or VT52, etc. unfortunitly won't work. Crosstalk in the IBM world will
work but I would like my C64 useful.  If the above programs can be configured,
provided I find out what certain keyst      keystrokes should send and what to
do when certain screen control codes are recieved I could possibly come up
with a working emulation or do the pr       programs mention come with many
built-in emulations?      I've had limited success with Terminal 1 but the
screen does not clear wh    when it should and It gets very difficult to read.
Thanx for your advice. [D [A [D [Di [D [B [C [C [C
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Category 8,  Topic 22
Message 4         Mon Jul 29, 1991
H.HERMAN1                    at 04:57 EDT
 
The easiest to re-config is BTPro, since it is all done from within the
program.  BTP should do nicely.  Just start with its vt100 emulation, and make
whatever changes are needed.  As long as you know what the host will send, for
example to clear your screen, entering it into BTP will have it respond
correctly.  [BTW, BTP's default vt100 settings are not complete, and several
additions should be made for near 100% compatability.]                   

Oh!  BTP cannot respond to ANSI graphics, so if this is part of TeleVideo 950,
then you might want to use something else, maybe BellTerm, instead.

If you run into any probs with BTP, I'd be happy to set up its parameters for
you.  However, I would need a list of the TeleVideo 950 codes.

Howie                                                         
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Category 8,  Topic 22
Message 5         Tue Jul 30, 1991
R.JACOBSEN2                  at 21:48 EDT
 
Howie, Where can I get BTPro?
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Category 8,  Topic 22
Message 6         Wed Jul 31, 1991
H.HERMAN1                    at 00:19 EDT
 
BTPro should be available from any of the major mail order places, including,
Briwall, Tenex, Software Support Int'l, and possibly Computer Direct.      

Howie                                                                        
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Topic 27        Wed Jul 25, 1990
H.HERMAN1                    (Forwarded) 
Sub: A place to ask lingering questions...  

Here's the place to ask those lingering questions, that you've always wanted
answers for, but were afraid to ask...
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Category 8,  Topic 27
Message 36        Tue Jul 30, 1991
C.KALLAS                     at 00:28 EDT
 
Are there any good telecommunication programs for the c-64 that have 
scrolling back and forth? charlie
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Category 8,  Topic 27
Message 37        Tue Jul 30, 1991
C128.JBEE [* Sysop *]        at 02:17 EDT
 
 Good question!  The only reason I still use Sixth Sense 128 is because of
 the scroll back buffer.
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Topic 3         Sun Jul 28, 1991
R.ANTHONY5                   at 17:14 CDT
Sub: C64 BOOKS FOR SALE                     

Six Abacus titles and one Bantam!
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Category 10,  Topic 3
Message 4         Sun Jul 28, 1991
R.ANTHONY5                   at 17:47 CDT
 
Printer Book for the C64 & Vic20; Tricks & Tips for the C64; Science and  
Engineering for the C64; The Machine Language Book of the C64; Advanced
Machine Language for the C64; The Anatomy of the C64; The C64 Survival Manual.
All in  excellent shape. $35.00+UPS charges takes all seven COD! Reply by
Email to      R.ANTHONY5.
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Topic 8         Thu May 23, 1991
C128-BILL [Bill]             at 09:41 EDT
Sub: Commodore Hardware for SALE            

Been cleaning out my closet, and found some 'stuff'...
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Category 10,  Topic 8
Message 4         Sat Jul 27, 1991
R.FARQUHAR1                  at 20:05 CDT
 
Are the C-16 keyboards still available?  If so, how much?
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Category 10,  Topic 8
Message 5         Sun Jul 28, 1991
C128-BILL [Bill]             at 10:14 EDT
 
Yup, they are still here!

Ten bucks will get ya one (includes UPS shipping).

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Topic 19        Wed Mar 13, 1991
R.M.DAVIS                    at 21:27 PST
Sub: Stuff For Sale - CHEAP                 

1750 Ram expander - QuadJet Color Inkjet Printer - FlexiDraw Light Pen - Covox
Sound Digitizer I said cheap, you tell me what it is worth to you, I NEED TO
SELL NOW! Serious offers only, if you say it MEAN IT. Great stuff - You will
not 
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Category 10,  Topic 19
Message 6         Tue Jul 30, 1991
C.KALLAS                     at 21:50 EDT
 
how much for the lightpen? charlie
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Topic 35        Wed Jul 24, 1991
K.PHELAN1 [Ken]              at 14:56 EDT
Sub: Geostuff for sale.                     

Cleaning up my software collection.  Will send COD, you pay charges.
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Category 10,  Topic 35
Message 6         Sat Jul 27, 1991
C128.JBEE [* Sysop *]        at 02:46 EDT
 
 BIG SIGH OF RELIEF :)
 I will take the Part.128 cart. and email the details
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Category 10,  Topic 35
Message 7         Sat Jul 27, 1991
K.PHELAN1 [Ken]              at 14:22 EDT
 
  
  Blazing Summer Heat-Wave Sale (Update)

  Misc. Software and Hardware:

  CadPak128 ----------------------------------- $10.00
  WordWriter 4 -------------------------------- $10.00
  Pocket Writer 2 ----------------------------- $10.00
  Epyx Vorpal Utility Kit --------------------- $ 5.00
  Advanced OPC Art Studio --------------------- $10.00
  FlexiDraw 5.5 w/light Pen ------------------- $15.00
  FlexiFont ----------------------------------- $ 5.00
  Graphics Integrator ------------------------- $ 5.00
  Graphics Transformer ------------------------ $ 5.00
  Trinity128 ---------------------------------- $10.00
  Ultima 4 & 6 -------------------------------- $20.00
  Arcade Construction Set --------------------- $ 5.00
  Defender of the Crown ----------------------- $ 5.00
  Three Stooges ------------------------------- $ 5.00
  Netherworld --------------------------------- $ 5.00
  Crossword Magic ----------------------------- $ 5.00
  Partner 64 ---------------------------------- $ 5.00

  All original with full docs.  Will send COD, you pay charges.

  Blazing Summer Heat-Wave Sale (Cont)

  Books:

  128 ML for Beginners ------------------------ $ 5.00
  Mapping the C=64 (including Geos) ----------- $10.00
  128 Tips and Tricks ------------------------- $ 5.00
  C= Complete course in Basic (w/disk set) ---- $10.00
  ML 64 (Abacus) ------------------------------ $ 5.00
  Advanced ML 64 (Abacus) --------------------- $ 5.00
  ML for the C64, 128 etc. (Butterfield) ------ $10.00
  1571 Internals (Abacus) --------------------- $10.00
  Advanced C= 128 Graphics and Sound ---------- $10.00
  Lou Sanders Tips and Tricks ----------------- $10.00
  64 PRG -------------------------------------- $ 5.00
  128 PRG ------------------------------------- $10.00
  Mapping the C=128 --------------------------- $15.00
  4 6502 ML (generic) ------------------------- $ 5.00
  Electronic Projects for C= 64 & 128 --------- $ 5.00

 $100 will get you all the books.  Please reply here or leave Email
 to K.Phelan1.  Thanks.
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Category 10,  Topic 35
Message 8         Sat Jul 27, 1991
K.PHELAN1 [Ken]              at 18:42 EDT
 
  
 Update!

 CadPak 128 ----------------------------------- $ 10.00
 WordWriter 4 --------------------------------- $ 10.00
 Pocket Writer 2 ------------------------------ $ 10.00
 Epyx Vorpal Utility Kit ---------------------- $  5.00
 Trinity128 ----------------------------------- $ 10.00
 Ultima 4 & 6 --------------------------------- $ 15.00
 Arcade Construction Set ---------------------- $  5.00
 Defender of the Crown ------------------------ $  5.00
 Three Stooges -------------------------------- $  5.00
 Netherworld ---------------------------------- $  5.00
 Crossword Magic ------------------------------ $  5.00
 Partner 64 ----------------------------------- $  5.00

 Package Deal (includes Warpspeed cart) ------- $ 75.00


 Inquire within or leave Email to:  K.Phelan1

 Thanks
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Category 10,  Topic 35
Message 9         Tue Jul 30, 1991
C.KALLAS                     at 21:55 EDT
 
What is the lightpen?  What system and what does it do?   Interested? Charlie
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Topic 48        Mon Jul 22, 1991
J.COLLINS5 [GeojoeC]         at 01:16 EDT
Sub: CMD HD-40 and Flat 128 For sale. +More.

Many Unique Commodore Items on sale. Check it out. Joe!
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Category 10,  Topic 48
Message 3         Sat Jul 27, 1991
J.COLLINS5 [GeojoeC]         at 16:10 EDT
 
The HD-40 is listed for $550 Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars. The price of a
new CMD HD-40 is, as far as I know from their ad in the most recent RUN,
$659.95 plus $25 for Shipping and Handling. Wich means I am beating CMD's
price by AT LEAST 109.95. Plus I suspect shipping UPS ground will be cheaper
than their listed shipping price. My HD is also loaded with Software. When you
consider that I paid $825 total for this unit only a year and half ago, and
that $100+ to most people is a big savings, I think my offer is very fair.
Thank you for your interest.
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Category 10,  Topic 48
Message 4         Mon Jul 29, 1991
J.COLLINS5 [GeojoeC]         at 02:18 EDT
 
Sorry guys. I tried to reformat this messege. But I just can't seem to get it
to edit. I really wish GEnie would come up with a better editing system. Oh
well, make me offers! I want this stuf gone. THe only thing that the price is
solid on is the HD-40! BTW, The mouse and REU are sold.
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Category 10,  Topic 48
Message 5         Tue Jul 30, 1991
C128.JBEE [* Sysop *]        at 02:18 EDT
 
 When you send your message remember to type "*sn"
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Topic 3         Mon Jul 29, 1991
C128-BILL [Bill]             at 23:59 EDT
Sub: Micro-Bytes: CBM News for us!          

Please welcome Micro-Bytes into the FlagShip's Commodore 8-bit Support Area !!
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Category 15,  Topic 3
Message 1         Tue Jul 30, 1991
D.MCALEER1 [Micro-Bytes]     at 19:30 CDT
 
Hello fellow Commodore 8-bit users!  My name is Paul McAleer, and I'm the
editor of Micro-Bytes.  Micro-Bytes is a Commodore publication, if you'll
excuse the term, "For the Rest of us."  Each issue of MB is full of
information you can use - ranging from gaming, home office, programming,
hardware, software, reviews, editorials, type-ins, and much more.  You'll find
information in MB that you'll want to turn to again and again.  We publish 5
times a year, and each issue costs $2 in the US ($2.50 Canada, $3 Overseas.) 
5 times a year...odd amount? Well, yes!  But public demand forced that amount.
We were previously quarterly.

Our staff is dedicated to the survival of the 8-bits, and as for abandoning
them, we wouldn't think of it.  Our editorial schedule is finished for 1992,
and our 1993 schedule is in the works.  Topics range from desktop publishing
to graphics to music to the Best of 1991!

We firmly believe in online support, and we thank GEnie for allowing us to use
part of the FlagShip BB.  For subscription info, please read the next post.

Thank you for your support!

Sincerely,

Paul McAleer

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Category 15,  Topic 3
Message 2         Tue Jul 30, 1991
D.MCALEER1 [Micro-Bytes]     at 19:36 CDT
 
MICRO-BYTES: SUBSCRIPTIONS, SINGLE ISSUES, AND DISK PRODUCTS

Here is complete pricing for our products.

(Please note: US prices only are listed here.  For information on pricing
outside the States, please EMAIL D.MCALEER1.)

Single Issue (Please Specify, #1 through #5) - $2.00 One year subscription (5
issues total)       - $8.00 Two year subscription (10 issues total)      -
$15.00

PLAY BALL! for the 64: Have you been looking for a way to organize your sports
cards?  PLAY BALL! is the answer; easily search, total, and print your
collection.                   - $15.00

THE STYLE SHOP for the 64 and Print Shop (tm): Tired of the same old Print
Shop graphics?  Then try The Style Shop!  A collection of over 80 graphics,
fonts, and borders for both sides of Print Shop.  Your publications will never
be the same again!   - $10.00

BYTEDEX 1991 for the 64: Here it is, what you've been waiting for! A database
program of all of Micro-Bytes' articles and features from issue #1 through #5.
Complete, easy-to-use!  Search by issue, author, title, or section, and dump
it to the printer! - $5.00

BYTEDEX 1991 for the 128: The 80-column version! - $5.00

-=- ORDERING -=-

Please make all money orders or checks payable to Paul McAleer.

Orders will usually be filled within one week.  Subscriptions will begin with
the next available issue.  We thank you for your order!

 SEND YOUR ORDER TO:  Micro-Bytes, 2648 S Kenilworth, Berwyn IL 60402-2549

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Category 15,  Topic 3
Message 3         Tue Jul 30, 1991
D.MCALEER1 [Micro-Bytes]     at 19:39 CDT
 
HIGH FIVE!

MB proudly announces the HIGH FIVE! program.  All new subscribers to Micro-
Bytes get their choice of one of our Disk Products for $5.00.  It's easy to
do!  When you send us your sub order, simply enclose a sheet of paper that
says "GENIE - HIGH FIVE!" with your selection (PLAY BALL!, THE STYLE SHOP,
BYTEDEX 64, BYTEDEX 128) and check or money order.  Note that this MUST be
included with your sub order.

This offer has been extended.  Now expires Sept. 21, 1991.  ACT TODAY!
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Category 15,  Topic 3
Message 4         Tue Jul 30, 1991
D.MCALEER1 [Micro-Bytes]     at 19:40 CDT
 
WHAT THIS BOARD IS FOR...

In this MB area, feel free to post comments, questions, or complaints about
Micro-Bytes.  We request that you not EMAIL D.MCALEER1 unless it concerns
foreign subscription orders.  Thank you, and enjoy!

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Topic 15        Wed Jan 30, 1991
C128.JBEE                    (Forwarded) 
Sub: Power C and other 'C' Discussions !!   

Discussion of Power C and the 'C' Language.  Type REA 15
                      
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Category 21,  Topic 15
Message 52        Sun Jul 28, 1991
D.HARKER1                    at 21:57 EDT
 
I recently got the Power C package and seem to have a problem with the
function library side of the c128 disk. I get a  directory listing on side A,
but side B seems to have never been formatted. Both the manual and disk label
indicate that there should be function libraries on side B. Is this right? If
so, can someone help me get a copy of it. I don't need the C-package just side
B of the c128 disk. Hope this looks o.k. as I'm not use to the Bboard. thanks
in advance. I'll check back in a week or so.
                            D.Harker1
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Category 21,  Topic 15
Message 53        Sun Jul 28, 1991
C128.JBEE [* Sysop *]        at 23:24 EDT
 
 If you send the original disk to me I will replace it with a good one.
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that's all folks!