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From: [e-mail] (David Schmoll)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: Zip drive
Date: 8 Jul 1996 19:10:51 -0600
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Hi,

 EC> From: [e-mail] (Mike Neus)

 EC> Only the future will tell, but I think it
 EC> is a fad.  In the near future there
 EC> is supposedly a new floppy disk standard
 EC> from a combination of Matsushita,
 EC> 3M, and Compaq that will hold 120MB but
 EC> is still compatible with older 3.5"
 EC> disks.  This I think has a real chance at
 EC> becoming standard, especially since
 EC> Compaq and others are supposed to include
 EC> them with computers starting this
 EC> fall.  Of course, it is still floppy disk
 EC> technology, so it probably won't be

I read last March that this new drive was supposed to start shipping on
certain Compaq models starting in April, was there a delay? I saw at
least one ad in the July Computer Shopper for the LS-120 disketts, so I
thought it might actually be available. It would be nice to see this
drive become popular, so CMD could make a version for us C=3D users. :)

... [e-mail] (David Schmoll)
/\/ QWKRR128 V4.32 [R]
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From: headgap <[e-mail]>
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Ivory BBS
Date: Mon, 8 Jul 96 16:59:26 GMT
Organization: Operator Headgap BBS - Memphis TN
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I used to run an Ivory BBS? Does anyone remember.  I spent about 6 years
starting with 6485 v1.2 on a 64 with 2-1541's and a Total
Telecommunications 300 baud modem?  If you were an Ivory sysop you probab=
ly
read my user instructions that I wrote and Bill Jackson included in the
update packages.

I still have a good deal of 64/128 material available on my system and yo=
u
can telnet to it now.  Logon as Guest with a password of Guest to look
around.

Bob Nunn - Operator Headgap
E-mail: [e-mail]

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From: [e-mail]
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: Zip Drives
Date: Mon, 8 Jul 96 22:53:21 -0500
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Eric Wong <[e-mail]> writes:
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>I must ask, how does the CMD-HD handle disk changes?  Does it lock the=20
>disk in?
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Currently, the CMD-HD does not handle the disk change. That has to
be done by an external program, or by altering the partition info
yourself.
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-Maurice
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From: [e-mail]
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Subject: Re: Zip drive
Date: Mon, 8 Jul 96 22:51:59 -0500
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Alan Jones <[e-mail]> writes:
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>I have some removable media drive questions of my own, and this Zip
>drive discussion has come along at the right time.  I gather that both
>the Iomega 100M external SCSI Zip drive and the Syquest 135M external
>SCSI drive will work equally well with a CMD HD.  Is there any
>functional difference such as write protect, etc.?
=20
There have been more than one person ask about write-protecting with
the Zip drive. It really is not a problem like most people think. All
you have to do is push the 'Write-Protect' button on the front of the
CMD-HD and nothing will get written or deleted on the Zip drive.
=20
=20
>Currently, I have a CD-ROM drive attached to my CMD HD.  Both have only
>one DB25 SCSI connector and I think this is also true of the Zip and
>Syquest drives.  How can I attach more than one additional SCSI device
>to a CMD HD (with different device numbers)?
=20
The Zip drive has a second port for an additional pass-through allowing
more devices to be connected. So, you could have the CMD-HD with a Zip
drive connected and then a CD-ROM drive connected to the Zip.
=20
-Maurice
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From: [e-mail](Wanderer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: C-64's and young people
Date: 9 Jul 1996 02:33:04 GMT
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Jason <[e-mail]>' wrote:=20
=20
>: I read your comment about young people thinking that faster is better.=
 =20
>: I am happy to tell you that I love the C-64 and I am 15.=20
>: I wouldn't change my C-64 for a super PC even if I was paid for it.=20
>=20
>Sadly Konrad, you are in a minority these days.  I work in a local=20
>computer shop and although I've spent quite a bit of time and effort=20
>in getting various new C64 products in nobody buys the things.  Poor=20
>Russ at EBES and Jon Wells got the same response and even Binary Zone=20
>PD has had a falling off in sales of late.=20
>=20
>The problem is that unless it has fast 3d texturemapped lightsourced=20
>graphics and stereo 32 channel sound it seems most people these days=20
>don't think it can be playable...  Sad isn't it?=20
=20
Not really sad, just understandable.  Think for a moment.  The C64 (and b=
ig
brother C128) can handle massive spreadsheets, huge databases, and
fantastic word processing...if done by a proficient programmer. =20
=20
The ZED editor in ACE has the potential of being more powerful than the
latest DOS version of Wordperfect.=20
=20
It's capable of handling ANSI graphics as well as it's own native C/G, fo=
r
BBSing.  Novaterm 9.6 can even handle Zmodem upload and download
capabities.=20
=20
I'm sure there's a programmer out there capable of writing a RIPScript
protocol for the C=3D systems, so the GUI interface is definitely possibl=
e.=20
Sure, no bright colors and 3D texturing, but hey...what do you expect of =
an
antique computer?  Besides, with some trickery, tomfoolery and such...eve=
n
these things are possible (requiring hardware add-ons of course).=20
=20
The only way to keep the C64/C128 computers alive and interesting is to g=
et
the proficient programmers back on these machines, along with the hardwar=
e
hackers.  CMD has proven the limited architecture can be overcome.=20

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From: [e-mail](Wanderer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: Color 64 BBS
Date: 9 Jul 1996 02:41:57 GMT
Organization: BBS SysOp Extraordinaire
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There are still quite a few Color 64 BBS's up in the USA.  Don't know abo=
ut
anywhere else.  I, and a few other former Color 64 SysOps, are running th=
e
Version 128 upgrade to Color 64.  Check out
http://www.indirect.com/www/dynamite/v128.htm for more information on it.=
=20
=20
On Jul 07, 1996 20:17:48 in article <Re: Color 64 BBS>, 'Benny Hayslett
<[e-mail]>' wrote:=20
=20
>Rich White II wrote:=20
>> =20
>> Benny Hayslett wrote:=20
>> =20
>> > I use to run a BBS on a c64 using Color 64 BBS.  We even had a netwo=
rk

>> > setup, man that was something!  Are there any old Color64 Sysops out=
=20
>> > there?=20
>> =20
>> Sure are!  I ran a Color64 BBS for about 4 years.  (1988 to 1991).  I =
=20
>started=20
>> with a simple C-128 and two 1571's (using the h0 and h1 modes), and th=
en

>> purchased two 1581's and a 1764 REU...  In 1990, I purchased a 20 Meg
LtK=20
>> and ran the system until its death in 1991.  The Commodore BBS communi=
ty
=20
>just=20
>> dried up around the area... no use running a system that didn't have a=
ny

>> callers.   I still have all my original disks, various overlay backups=
,
and=20
>> even disks and disks of mods and games (Empire & Murder Motel!)=20
>> =20
>> Some day, if I can acquire an LtK, I could put the thing back online
again!=20
>> =20
>> Oh the memories...=20
>> =20
>> TTFN...=20
>> =20
>> Rich / ex-SysOp: The Reading Depot BBS/UD, Reading, PA.=20
>> --=20
>>  //      Rich White II <*> [e-mail] <*> Reading, PA=20
>> (( =3D=3D  Where C=3Dommodore computers seek sanctuary from the trash!=
=20
>>  \\      Moody Blues.King Crimson.Pink Floyd.Yes.Genesis.Gabriel.Echol=
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=20
>I ran the system using 3 1571's and a c64 until I picked up the Lt Kerna=
l
20M =20
>HD.   I =20
>don't remember exactly when I first went online, but it was using other =
=20
>software, and =20
>once I saw Greg's Color 64.... from the start I guess I ran about every =
=20
>configuration of =20
>drives and ram expansion units around.  But the Lt Kernal, a single 1571=
,
a =20
>2400 baud =20
>modem, and the old trusty c64 were in service for several years.  I
'pulled the =20
>plug' on =20
>it in early '88. Due more to a problem with the wife than anything...
given the =20
>choice so =20
>to speak <grin>...=20
>=20
>I too have all the software, Color 64 v7.3X, Network 64 v1.17 (i think),
and =20
>about every =20
>mod there was...=20
>=20
>I have all the hardware and software around here somewhere, who knows
maybe one =20
>day I'll =20
>fire that puppy up...=20
>=20
>It's funny how I don't quite remember the time I invested in the system.=
..
=20
>whew, it was =20
>something!=20
>=20
>Benny Hayslett  ex-sysop  HABBS (Hudson Area BBS) =20
>=20
>-- =20
>"The first rule of intelligent tinkering is to save all of the pieces."=20
>Aldo Leopold
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From: [e-mail](Wanderer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: Can someone put this in a FAQ?
Date: 9 Jul 1996 02:38:48 GMT
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I saved the text.  I'll add it to my web area when I get to it.=20
=20
=20
On Jul 08, 1996 02:33:14 in article <Can someone put this in a FAQ?>,
'[e-mail] (WShrake)' wrote:=20
=20
>Perhaps someone can put this info somewhere where it won't get lost; in =
a=20
>FAQ or some such...  =20
>=20
>The following information is all the built-in speech from the games "Gor=
f"

>and "Wizard of Wor" by Commodore. This speech is only accessible if you=20
>have=20
>a cartridge-like unit for your Commodore 64, called the Magic Voice. (So=
=20
>far=20
>it seems that only a real cartridge will work, even if you have the Magi=
c=20
>Voice module. My otherwise-working disk-based game copies had no speech.=
)=20
>=20
>All of this information was taken directly from Commodore's own magazine=
,=20
>called "Commodore Power/Play"; pages 39 and 40 of the Winter 1983 issue.=
=20
>(In other words, I did not guess what they were saying and write it down=
!)

>=20
>Ward Shrake=20
>=20
>=20
>Table 1: Phrases from Wizard of Wor=20
>-----------------------------------=20
>1.     Find me, the Wizard of Wor.=20
>2.     Get ready warrior.=20
>3.     My pets are getting hungry.=20
>4.     Remember, I'm the wizard, not you.=20
>5.     You'll never leave Wor alive, ha ha ha ha.=20
>6.     If you destroy my babies, I'll pop you in the oven.=20
>7.     You'll get the arena.=20
>8.     You'll get the pit.=20
>9.     Now you get the heavyweights, ha ha ha ha.=20
>10.     If you get too powerful, I'll take care of you myself.=20
>11.     Your bones will lie in the dungeons of Wor, ha ha ha ha.=20
>12.     Garwor and Thorwor become invisible, ha ha ha ha.=20
>13.     Worlord be forewarned, you approach the pit.=20
>14.     Beware, you are now in the Worlord dungeons.=20
>15.     Hey, your space boot is untied.=20
>16.     Oops! I must have forgotten the walls, ha ha ha ha.=20
>17.     Come back for more with the Wizard of Wor, ha ha ha ha.=20
>18.     You can start anew but for now you're through, ha ha ha ha.=20
>19.     He he he ho ho ho ha ha ha ha, that was fun.=20
>20.     Keep going and you will find me, ha ha ha ha.=20
>21.     By Jeff Bruette.=20
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>=20
>Table 2: Phrases from Gorf=20
>--------------------------=20
>1.     Commodore presents Gorf, a Bally/Midway Game.=20
>2.     By Eric Cotton.=20
>3.     I am the Gorfian Empire.=20
>4.     Long live Gorf.=20
>5.     Push the joystick button.=20
>6.     Gorfian robots attack, attack.=20
>7.     You will meet a Gorfian doom.=20
>8.     Survival is impossible.=20
>9.     Robot warriors seek and destroy.=20
>10.     My robot warriors are unbeatable.=20
>11.     Prepare yourself for annihilation.=20
>12.     Gorfians take no prisoners.=20
>13.     You cannot escape my Gorfian robots, ha ha ha.=20
>14.     Bad move.=20
>15.     Got you.=20
>16.     Another enemy ship destroyed, ha ha ha.=20
>17.     Your end draws near.=20
>18.     Some galactic defender you are.=20
>19.     Too bad.=20
>20.     Bite the dust.=20
>21.     Gorfians conquer another galaxy, ha ha ha.=20
>22.     All hail the supreme Gorfian empire.=20
>23.     Nice shot, you have been promoted.=20
>24.     Next time will be harder, but for now you have been promoted.=20
>25.     In the Gorfian chronicles, you have been promoted.=20
>26.     For hitting my flagship you have been promoted.=20
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From: [e-mail] (rlv)
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Keywords:=20

Boy! Was that a surprise.  I usually don't win anything when I enter a=20
contest.  It was really unusual to find a morning Email message from Jim=20
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l=20
know that Jim's contest was for real. =20

By the way, is everybody having trouble with Email replies and postings=20
on Usenet, or is it just me?  My provider is using pine and pico.

Robert L. Vervoordt
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Is there a way which I can modify my 128 so that the video output
always uses the 9 pin RGBI port, regardless of whether I am in 128
mode 80 cols, 40 cols, or c-64 mode?  If there is a way, be it=20
involving rewiring, soldering, or whatever, someone please let me
know?  Via email is prefferable.  Thanks!

Patrick
PK/Style

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From: Todd Eggleston <[e-mail]>
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I have the following Commodore 64 and/or Commodore 128 software for sale=20
for $5.00 each (includes shipping).  If interested, e-mail me at=20
[e-mail].

Utilities:
Creative Filer (C-64)
Data Base (C-64)
GEOS 2.0 word processor  (C-64, C-128)
Let's Make Greeting Cards (C-64, C-128)
Timeworks Data Manager 2 (C-64, C-128)

Games:
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons:Hillsfar (C-64, C-128)
African Adventure, Pirate Adventure, King Tut's Tomb (C-64)
Alien (C-64, C-128)
Archon (C-64)
Beach-Head (C-64)
Beyond Castle Wolfenstein (C-64)
Buck Rogers:Countdown to Doomsday (C-64, C-128)
Chess Champion (C-64)
Demon Stalkers (C-64, C-128)
Entertainment Trivia (C-64)
Galactic Empire, Star Warrior (C-64)
Grand Prix Racer, Dive Bomber, Submarine Run (C-64)
Great Escape (C-64, C-128)
Impossible Mission (C-64)
James Bond 007 in The Living Daylights (C-64, C-128)
Julius Erving/Larry Bird Go One on One (C-64)
M.U.L.E. (C-64)
Mastermind Deluxe, Concentration (C-64)
Medieval Adventure, Stoneville Manor (C-64)
Might and Magic:Book One (C-64, C-128)
Mr. Do (C-64)
Operation Wolf (C-64, C-128)
Pinball Contruction Set (C-64)
Racing Destruction Set (C-64)
Risk (C-64, C-128)
Seven Cities of Gold (C-64)
Space:The Ultimate Frontier (C-64, C-128)
Star Battle (C-64)
Star Rank Boxing (C-64)
Star Trek Evolution (C-64)
Summer Games (C-64)
Summer Games II (C-64)
Trivia Quest (C-64)
View to a Kill Pack-6 games (C-64)
World's Greatest Football Game (C-64, C-128)

Cartridges:
Avenger (C-64)
Frogger (C-64)
Galaxian (C-64)
Gyruss (C-64)
Radar Rat Race (C-64)
Turbo Load and Save (C-64, C-128)
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Subject: Re: Disassembler
Date: Tue, 09 Jul 96 03:21:58 GMT
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In article <4rrrm6$[e-mail]>, [e-mail].=
CA (Onno Ebbinge) wrote:
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>> : What is the best disassembler?
>> What for?
>=20
>Everything if possible ;-)
>=20
>Onno

I wrote a disassembler.  It was written in BASIC and therefore  extremely=
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slow.  But I wrote it so I could get disassembly printed on my printer in=
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columns.  Mabey I'll dig it up along with the other hundred things I=20
promised to dig up and upload it.

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From: [e-mail] (ChrisC)
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Subject: Re: C-64's and young people
Date: Tue, 09 Jul 96 03:24:11 GMT
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In article <4rr6mm$[e-mail]>, Konrad Bajer <kb> wrote:
>I read your comment about young people thinking that faster is better.=20
>I am happy to tell you that I love the C-64 and I am 15.
>I wouldn't change my C-64 for a super PC even if I was paid for it.
>If you want to reply please use the following e-mail address:
>[e-mail]
>                                =20
>                                                        K. Bajer
>

If someone payed me, I'd change, then I'd go buy another C64.  Nice thing=
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about them, they're so cheap.
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From: [e-mail] (Bry)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: Dratted Plus/4 ...arrgh
Date: 9 Jul 1996 00:25:04 -0400
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[e-mail] (Paul Allen Panks) writes:

> (argument goes that there aren't mant games for the plus/4 for anyhow,
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> its not a big deal. Well, sometimes the keyboard just won't do for some=
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> applications...I mean, if it supported a mouse that would be
great...only=20
> problem is, there is not plus/4 software that supports a mouse that I=20
> know of)

While there weren't many games......there were some good ones.  I remembe=
r
playing Ace for hours (with a joystick) on the Plus/4.


Bry
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From: [e-mail] (Bry)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: C16 & Plus/4  <---- Remember these
Date: 9 Jul 1996 00:34:47 -0400
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Glen Lambert <[e-mail]> writes:

> I have a C64 with plenty of software, I also have a C16 & Plus 4, these
> were great too and I'm wondering if anyone here has one.

I still have my Plus/4 (bought in 1984) with a fair amount of software fo=
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it.

Bry



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