17 May
1998
17 May
'98
8:35 p.m.
Kip Crosby wrote:
At 00:32 5/18/98 -0700, you wrote:
Yup!! That was the only problem to using it. It had the 'electronics'
interface built in already with it's own RS-232 connection. (You can
find _anything_ in Sou. CA)
Chuck
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He, who will not reason, is a bigot; William Drumond,
he, who cannot, is a fool; Scottish writer
and he, who dares not, is a slave. (1585-1649)
While he that does, is a free man! Joseph P. 1955-
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Chuck Davis / Sutherlin Industries FAX # (804) 799-0940
1973 Reeves Mill Road E-Mail -- cad(a)gamewood.net
Sutherlin, Virginia 24594 Voice # (804) 799-5803
Hi Folks:
I set up a software intercept on the output of a CoCo, and converted
from ASCII to EBCIDI (whatever), to use a Selectric as an output
printer.
Chuck
Selectrics spoke EBCDIC?!! I mean, that makes sense, but....IBM's kind of
sense.
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