8 Oct
2006
8 Oct
'06
6:31 p.m.
Chris M wrote:
Fortunately there was PC 6300 monitor for sale at our club (marchclub.org)
swap meet (with three 6300's) this weekend...Problem solved!...it pays to
advertise.
I don't see any reason why that 25 pin
connection
couldn't be adapted to work with say an early
Multisync.
...except that, in my experience, finding old Multisyncs are just as
difficult as finding the original AT&T PC 6300 monitors that go with the
machine. Both have similar frequency on ebay, anyway :) 
9 Oct
9 Oct
1:50 p.m.
B. Degnan wrote:
Fortunately there was PC 6300 monitor for sale at our club
(marchclub.org) swap meet (with three 6300's) this weekend...Problem
solved!...it pays to advertise.
Wow, that was a stroke of luck!
Do try to find games and programs that support the 640x400 high-res mode
("The Colony" comes to mind)... it's neat seeing "CGA" in
high-res.
Back when I used mine a great deal, I would download macpaint pictures
and view them at their correct resolution and aspect ratio...
Also, AT&T GWBASIC supports 640x400 with SCREEN 100 if you want to poke
around yourself.
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