Glenn:
Thanks for the encouragement. It seems that at one time, one of us did try to
contact TA to no avail. Should we try again?? I'd need to get the contact info
from the gent that tried it the first time, and
I'll give it a second
go-around.
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Rich Cini/WUGNET
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From: Glenn Roberts
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 1997 10:23 AM
To: Richard A. Cini, Jr.
Cc: bcw(a)u.washington.edu
Subject: Re: Altair Construction Manual
outstanding! i continue to applaud your efforts.
i would think that all we need to proceed is a trail of evidence showing a
"reasonable effort" to receive permission in this area.
this can be a precedent-setting effort for publication of all kinds of
useful historical information that might otherwise be lost forever.
thanks again for blazing the trail!
- glenn
At 02:04 AM 7/13/97 UT, you wrote:
To all Altair fans...
Well, my more-than-kind individual has provided me with the first of three
installments of the original Altair construction manual. He scanned all 102
pages of the doc and made it into a PDF document -- almost 7mb in size. He
is
also providing me with manuals for "the 88-4K,
88-ACR, and other stuff." I'm
not too familiar with all of the available options since the Altair was
really
before my time, but it looks like the 4k memory board
and other stuff.
I'm not going to U/L the docs yet, first for size reasons, and second,
until
we determine if we should try to contact
Triumph-Adler...
On Thu, 10 Jul 1997, Jim Willing wrote:
>So, it can be assumed that TA [Triumph-Adler
of Germany] now >>owns all of
the rights to things MITS/Altair. I've
tried to contact them >>on
occasion on
related matters and have gotten no response of any
>>kind to date.
Anybody have any thoughts?
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Rich Cini/WUGNET
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- MCPS Windows 95/Networking
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