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How do I dessolve files that I download from ftp sites for the commodore
when they are archived by a IBM, like [.arc .lbr .lzh] ECT.

Can some one please tell me if there is a way to extract the programs
from the files as you are downloading or before you download?

You can leave me E-mail at:   [e-mail]

Thanks.


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From: [e-mail] (Peter Karlsson)
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In article <4rhon8$[e-mail]>,
[e-mail] (ChrisC) wrote:

 > then IBM's would see a message at the top of the page BEST WHEN
 > VEIWED USING A C64.

YES!

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Peter - [e-mail] - Fido 2:204/145.42

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In article <4rhqtb$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Michael
Naberezny) wrote:

 > If anyone has a bunch of these sets or knows where I can
 > find some, please reply.

I have a disk with about 100 of these that I have borrowed from demos
and such. I'll post it to comp.binaries.cbm if I remember to.

If I don't -- remember me, I've got a short memory :-)

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From: [e-mail] (Peter Karlsson)
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In article <[e-mail]>, David Matheson
<[e-mail]> wrote:

 > HP desk jets.  Are these printers compatible with GEOS?

Yup. My father has a DeskJet-compatible printer (an Olivetti JP150W),
and it prints perfectly fine from GEOS.

 > Are there  drivers for them out there?

Yup. But I think I used an HP LaserJet driver, instead of a DeskJet
one. I'm not completely certain, though, since it was ages since I
used it.

 > Do they have epson emulation modes?

Not as far as I know. The printer we have can get that if you install
an emulation cartridge in it, I don't know about the "real stuff".

 > I need to know before I buy one.

That might be a good idea, yes.

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In article <[e-mail]>,
Jens Ellerbrock <[e-mail]> wrote:
>Judy Sullivan ([e-mail]) wrote:
>> I am looking for a copy of a small program that allows a new little
>> computer person to be generated with the game Little Computer People.
>> Anyone have one?
>
> Take a Disk-editor and edit the first 3 bytes om Track 18, Sector 17.
> THe first one determines the look of you LCP and the color of the dog.
> the second one is for the color of your lcp and the third one
> determines the behaviour.

The behavior of a little computer person is determined by EIGHT BITS?  And
all this time I thought my LCP was unique, one-in-a-million, specially
crafted with care by someone with a PhD in Psychology.  I'm crushed.  Next
you're probably gonna tell me that these eight bits are RANDOMLY chosen per
disk.  No, don't - I just wouldn't be able to handle that.

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Warpsmith ([e-mail]) wrote:
> I tried finding that other browser on Stuttgard.de , its either not there, or
very very well hidden.

is this a typo ? it has to be stuttgart.de

Jens
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Does anyone know where I can get a PC version of this old Electronic
Arts game for the Commodore 64? PLEASE  E-mail me.

Thank You for your SUpport!!!

Mike

[e-mail]


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From: "Jack Followay, Jr." <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Re: Instructions for Commodore Music Composer
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Cris Berneburg wrote:

> >>From the Manual for MUSIC COMPOSER:
>
> Hey, would you consider supplying them to Project 64?

 I have tons upon tons of C64/128 software (all originals, of course)
most with their original boxes and nearly all with original instructions.
[what can I say, I am a notorious pack rat.]  To be honest, I'm about to
sell most of what I don't use.  About all I do on my 64/128 anymore is
program and run my BBS.  I'll think about it.  (Thank the Lord for scanners
and OCR!)

> >will have to use a DATASSETTE.  Hope that helps.  btw: doesn't EVERYBODY
> >already have their Commodore's hooked up to their home stereo's?!
>
> Well, I'm trying to hook mine up again to some amplified speakers.
> Kinda lame but I gotta start somewhere! I used to have mine hooked up
> to my automobile amplifier, equilizer, and beefy speakers after I
> moved my car setup to my wood loft in college and built a 12-volt
> power supply. Man, those were the days. Of course, I could have left
> my stereo system in my car, hooking up my 64 there and had a portable
> 64! Now wouldn't that be fun? Don't know how I'd supply power to the
> monitor, though.
>
> -------
> Cris "PC-Geek" Berneburg, mailto:[e-mail]
> The Basic Bombardier, Manager of Project 64, Geek Dragon (UDIC)
> http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/pcgeek/
> PGP public key A1CE4355 available on keyservers

I've had several different setups over time.  I have a nice SID collection
which I used to enjoy playing over my stereo while I studied.  Only problem
was the added wires running all over the place.  I even have a small
network of RJ11 jacks running between the 'play'/commodore room and my
bedroom in order to pipe sound back and forth.

Jack/Rask_PHB
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Cris Berneburg wrote:
>
> [e-mail] (ChrisC) wrote:
>
> >>Might I ask WHERE CAN I GET one of these CMD-HD SCSI adapters for the
C64/C128?
>
> >From CMD 1-800-638-3263
>
> >Problem is, they don't sell just the interface alone.  You have to buy a hard
> >drive.
>
> Do they have a web site?
>
> -------
> Cris "PC-Geek" Berneburg, mailto:[e-mail]
> The Basic Bombardier, Manager of Project 64, Geek Dragon (UDIC)
> http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/pcgeek/
> PGP public key A1CE4355 available on keyservers

Creative Micro Desings? Yep: http://www.the-spa.com/cmd/

Jack/Rask_PHB
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In <[e-mail]> Dennis Brew
<[e-mail]> writes:

>I would like to know if there is a way to extract the files from
>.zip/.lbr/.arc files when you download them from a ftp site, if so can
>you tell me what command you use?

.lbr??

As for .zip, the best way to deark them is with that venerable
utility, PKUNZIP.EXE or unzip.exe. There is a Commodore version of
this but I think it only handles small ones of version 1.04 or
lower. Look for it on FTP: ftp.armory.com/pub/user/spectre/UTIL-C64.

.arc files are dearked with Arc. The latest version I had was 2.5,
but I don't know where the disk went.

You should also be aware of .lnx, the Lynx format; a decoder/encoder
is in ftp.armory.com/pub/user/spectre/lynx.

Cameron (texture mapping library back in dev) Kaiser
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In article <[e-mail]>,
Dennis Brew  <[e-mail]> wrote:
>How do I dessolve files that I download from ftp sites for the commodore
>when they are archived by a IBM, like [.arc .lbr .lzh] ECT.
>
A file name ending with .arc or .lbr was probably archived under CP/M.
You can find CP/M programs to extract those files at oak.oakland.edu in
the /pub/cpm/arc-lbr directory (or something like that; it's been a while
since I looked there).

>Can some one please tell me if there is a way to extract the programs
>from the files as you are downloading or before you download?

If a file was compressed with Unix compress or gzip, (.Z, .z or .gz), you
might be able to get it uncompressed by asking for the filename without
the .Z or .gz, but this doesn't work with other forms of compression.
 >
>You can leave me E-mail at:   [e-mail]
>
>Thanks.
>
>


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From: [e-mail] (Ernie Oporto)
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I am selling off these parts from my 386 system, which I upgraded recently.
A couple of things from my C128 at the bottom.
All prices are OBO and do not include shipping.

More stuff gone!  Some prices lowered!


PC
* 386-25MHZ chip and motherboard with 7 ISA slots and math-coprocessor onboard
  AMI BIOS (8 1MB simm slots) $69

* Tseng ET-4000 SVGA graphics card 600x480 to 1024x768 $50

* Suncom FX-2000 joystick (brand new and with warranty!) $20

* Identity internal 14.4k fax/14.4k data modem $50

* QuickShot Smart Game Card 2 port ISA card $10

* Radio Shack DMP-340 9-pin dot matrix printer $50

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> What is happening is not a computer problem, is a mismatched disk
> format between a typical 1541 disk and a typical 1571 disk.  Normally
> on a 1541, programs on disks are interleaved 10 sectors apart.  That
> means, when a sector is full, the next sector the drive will write to
> is ten sectors away on the same track, until the track is full
> whereupon it switches to another track and repeats the process.  On a
> 1571 drive when used in 1571 (128) mode, the interleave is not ten, it
> is around 7 or 4 or 5... I don't remember the number to be exact, but
> that's not the issue.
>
> What happens next is when you try to read a 1541 disk in 1571 mode or
> vice versa, the drive has to seek the next sector longer because it
> isn't where it should be according to how it normally operates.  With
> JiffyDOS, all the numbers change, but the principal is still the same,
> and in most cases, there is still a difference in sector interleave
> between 1541 and 1571 modes, even on single sided disks.

I think you are completely wrong on this point...
normal 1541 DOS uses 10-sector interleave.  Using j-dos to read a 1541
disk should only take the time of two MAX. sectors to go by so even in
1541 mode (j-dos on) it would have plenty of time to set up for the next
sector even if it was written on a 1571 using an interleave of four...
1571 interleave DOES NOT EQUAL fastloading... At least, not exclusively.
Now, if j-dos was disabled, then the smaller interleave value would cause
normal 1541 DOS to read solwer than normal cause it would need to wait for
13 unnecessary sectors to pass by, but I have done this and it dosen't
really add up to more than 15% longer so interleave isn't the critical
speed hinge.

Much more likely that the j-dos vector ($0330)was reset to use the stock
load routine, this would have caused the fastloader to be bypassed...
Or, the drive needed to be reset- enter:
@uj
and see if that cures it...
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Is comp.binaries.cbm still alive?

Now that I've asked it, it seems to me that I haven't seen a post
in quite some time.  Surely it's not toast again?

evetS-
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From: [e-mail](JOHN LEO AUDITORE, SR)
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    I have an IBM XT compatible - the Commodore  select Edition HD40
- available for sale. The major features are:

- 8088 CPU, 4.77, 7.16, or 9.54 Mhz clock speeds
- PC-XT compatible BIOS
- Autoconfig
- Built-in video controller chip
- 40M hard disk
- 360KB 5.25 floppy drive
- 720KB 3.5 floppy drive
- Hard Disk interface on motherboard
- 3 expansion slots
- 8087 coprocessor socket
- Battery-powered clock/calendar
- RS232 serial port, Centronics parallel port, MS mouse port
- Commodore 1352 Mouse
- Enhanced 101 keyboard

Comes pre-loaded with MS dos 6.22 and MS Works. All manuals,
cables, disks, etc. as originally shipped included. System is currently
up and running. Serious inquires only please; buyer assumes shipping
charges. Make your best offer.

J L Auditore, Sr
Mastic, NY

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I am trying to locate David B. ferguson, author of Newtools2 for GEOS. I
had various addresses for him that don't seem current anymore.  One was
GeoHostDBF on Q-Link.  One was DiBieF on Genie and 73515,1631 on
CompuServe.  If anybody is aware of David's current e-mail address I
would appreciate hearing it.  Thanks in advance.

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From: [e-mail] (David Schmoll)
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Hi [e-mail],

 CE> As for .zip, the best way to deark them is with that venerable
 CE> utility, PKUNZIP.EXE or unzip.exe. There is a Commodore version of
 CE> this but I think it only handles small ones of version 1.04 or

As far as UNZIP128/64 goes, you are correct on the older V1.xx version
of PKZIP, but there is no size limitation other than disk space.

... [e-mail] (David Schmoll)
/\/ QWKRR128 V4.32 [R]

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From: [e-mail] (Captain Rich)
Subject: Re(2): Joysticks for C-64 and Amiga 500.
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=In article <[e-mail]>, Ted Birdsell
=<[e-mail]> writes:

=>I recently unboxed my C64 and Amiga and found my trusty joystick no
=>longer worked.  Where on earth do I find replacements?  Do
=>joysticks/pads from any current consoles or computers work with my CBM
=>equipment?  Help!

=Call CMD at 1-800638-3263

=They carry a couple of joysticks.  One is a standard type, the quality of
=which is fair, and one is a Sega Genesis type pad.  Prices are $9 and
=$24.95, respectively.

==============================================================
Or if you have an old Atari, use those controlers.

Captain Rich




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From: Jason <[e-mail]>
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Prowler of DLoC:
: begin 644 drip.dlo

Oops!  Big isn't it?  I was wondering why my newsbatch took so long to
unarc...

I was thinking about this the other day and it gave me an idea.  I know
comp.binaries.cbm isn't operative at the mo because it has no moderator.

So is there anything stopping us from using alt.binaries.warez.cbm?

It seems nearly totally empty and according to my lists is unmoderated.
It would be nice to have a place to dump the occasional file...  =-)

Jason  =-)
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From: joy daidola <[e-mail]>
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Subject: FS...Handy scanner & pagefox
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Hi! have brand  new handy scanner and
pagefox to go  with it..If  interested
make me an offer, or trade for  486
stuff..
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From: J. E. Sears <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Re: C64 VideoTitling Software???
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Phil Porth <[e-mail]> writes:

>> >>Anyone aware of some video titling software still available for the C64?
>> >>I still use mine occasionally with a sequencer program, but I wanted to
>> >>use it to create simple titles for videos. I've seen some titling
>> >>programs years ago that were availble in catalogs, but they are hard to
>> >>find today. I've also done a few Net searches with little luck. I have a
>> >>version of GEOS from '86, but that's not what I had in mind.

There are several Geos programs that can put up "screens" to video tape.
PicShow can and you can use Scrapit to make GEOPaints into Koalas to
use in the "slideshow"
CMD sells a commercial one.
A program called Sid Writer is cool for putting jusr colored text
up and playing music with it.
On Genie there is a GeoBasic Demo program that can do a screen and
save and recall it.
Heck jusr remember what ever is on the screen can be recorded or
projected (with an LCD and overhead) on to a screen.
Even the old Autograph program could serve a a video titler if
you know where the pause button is on your recorder.
Hey even Stereo SID Player 10.? would do and yo could have music in
stereo.  Gee best stop, the list can go on!
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From: J. E. Sears <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Re: SuperCPU-64 status?
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Phil Porth <[e-mail]> writes:

>the 5 cent explanation ....A plug in 20 meghz. processor for the 64
>
>Phil Porth (aka Phone Man)
>
>From the land of the frozen North, Calgary Alberta Canada
>Home of the Calgary Stampede
>and Calgary Commodore Users Group

So when will it be shipped?  I have sent a deposit in.   Not mad
just impatient ;)



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