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Jim ([e-mail]) wrote:
: Ted Birdsell wrote:
: >=20
: > 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 CB=
M
: > equipment?  Help!
: >=20
: > [e-mail]
: Sega Genesis controllers use the same 9 pin connecter as the=20
: C64/atari 2600.

: I don't know if the pin configuration is compatible.

Sure it is.  I would not use a crappy stick joystick myself.  They lose=20
performance easily, or break.

The Sega controller is a sturdy contraption, and you get better diagonal=20
response.  Name me, anyone, a joystick or controller that has as good=20
control in all 8 directions, and I'll go out an buy it.

- Adam
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From: [e-mail] (Piotrowicz L C)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: C64 Network
Date: 15 Jul 1996 02:36:45 GMT
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Can anybody help me, I am looking for the boot disk for my network=20
card, it takes 8 servers.
The card slots into the cart. port on the 64. It was made by=20
Richvale telecomunications" or RTC in the mid to early 80s. if you can=20
help i would greatly apreciate it.

Thanks
    Luke
E-mail=20
      [e-mail]

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From: [e-mail] (Adam Vardy)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: input# unhung ?
Date: 15 Jul 1996 03:12:37 GMT
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Peter Karlsson ([e-mail]) wrote:
: In article <4s0grg$[e-mail]>, [e-mail]
: (Po-Ching Lives!) wrote:

: > c) no commas or leading spaces allowed

: If your PRINT# statements add an initial chr$(34) (quote character),
: you can read such data.

: But you already knew that, didn't you?


If you enclose text in quotes, you can type anything in response to an=20
Input statement.  Take a normal input:

10 INPUT "ENTER TEXT";A$

Normally you can't type commas or colons here.  But if the user now=20
types...=20

"Text may have: commas, colons, etc.  Peter said, 'But you already knew=20
that'."

All that text except the double quotes is put into A$.

What I did one time is put two quotes into the keyboard buffer, and turn=20
on 128 auto-insert mode.  Then a user can type anything they want within=20
the quotes.  Except a quote, of course.

- Adam

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

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From: "Jack Followay, Jr." <[e-mail]>
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: Programming the Cassette Port
Date: Sun, 14 Jul 1996 23:03:32 -0500
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Radioactive Warrior wrote:

> The only program I ever saw that did anything unusual with the cassette
> port was called SPEECH-64.  It would digitize audio from a cassette
> tape when played through a dataset...  If anyone has this program,
> please mail it to me as it is hard to find and my only copy was on the
> disk that my dog ate...  Thanks-
> Radioactive Warrior


 I still have DIGISPEECH or something like that which was published in De=
c
'88 or '89 (I just remember it was December; same issue as that Pac-Man
neat Pac-Man clone they published).  It work.  Not well.  But it did work.
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From: phred <[e-mail]>
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: CKIT 94 - Dongle!
Date: Sun, 14 Jul 1996 23:12:24 -0500
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On 14 Jul 1996, R. T. Cunningham wrote:

> I need to know if one of the "pros" would like to take a crack at remov=
ing
> the security (dongle) check from "The Compression Kit".  I want to be a=
ble
> to use it at both residences without having to remember to take the don=
gle
> with me.  This is not piracy...I should be able to use as many copies a=
s I
> need on my own computers!=20

Here's something I found out by accident... I use my mouse in port 1 for=20
GEOS, and one time I forgot to unplug my mouse and put the dongle in for=20
C-Kit, but the mouse fooled the program. I think it only checks for the=20
dongle on bootup and when loading the different modules. It probably has=20
something to do with reading certain SID registers, which leads me to=20
believe there's probably just a resistor in the dongle to create a load=20
on the SID to change the TTL state.

Then again, I could be way off base here... B-)
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From: [e-mail] (Axfire)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: Zmodem for Desterm128 V2.00
Date: 15 Jul 1996 05:04:22 GMT
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GARY WAYNE JUSTICE ([e-mail]) wrote:
:   Plus, I have a BocaModem 14.4Kps;V.32bis, that I run with a CMD
: Swiftlink RS-232 Serial Cartidge,the max. I can run with this term.
: is 9600 baud,I would like to know if there is any way I can run
: 14.4 baud on this term. like I can on my Dialogue 128 term?
--=20
   I have the same setup. To enable xon/xoff in Desterm, go to the
Protocol Settings menu (From the CTRL/RS main menu) and select Xon/Xoff.
Set it to "yes" then save the setup in the Defaults Menu.=20
   To set your Bocamodem to use XON/XOFF instead of RTS/CTS (the default)=
,
enter this in command mode: AT&K4
   You can put that in your Desterm's intialization string, or you can
save it to your modem profile (AT&W)=20
   When I use my 128, I use 38.4k baud and Desterm with no problems.

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From: phred <[e-mail]>
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: CKIT 94 - Dongle!
Date: Sun, 14 Jul 1996 23:38:51 -0500
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On 14 Jul 1996, Tp12a wrote:

> R. T. Cunningham ([e-mail]) wrote:
> : I'm all for Barker making the money for the program, but let's be
> : reasonable.  The object is to sell any piece of software to as many
> : DIFFERENT buyers as possible, not the same person over and over again=
.=20
> : =20
>=20
> Ahh, but the trouble is C'Kit probably came with a license. That
> means you don't OWN the program. In fact, the author owns every copy
> of C'Kit ever made. By opening the box, you contractually agreed that
> you were granted a temporary license to USE the program. The author
> may terminate this license at any time.
>=20
> Additionally, the license probably stipulates that you are only
> allowed to have a maximum of 1 backup copy of the program (for
> archival purposes only!). That also means that you CANNOT run more than
> one copy of the program on two computers at the same time! If you want
> to do that, you'll need to get another license (and another dongle).

Specifically, the license grants the use of C-Kit on ONE computer system,=
=20
except in the event the main computer system is down, in which case it=20
may be run on a backup system. And you are allowed to make only one=20
backup copy.

It's my opinion that there's more copy-protection imbedded in the program=
=20
besides just the dongle. When I first booted up and wanted to go straight=
=20
to making a backup the software locked up, not once, but EVERY time. Only=
=20
after following the directions in the "Quick Start" section was I able to=
=20
successfully backup my copy. I thought it was rather odd.

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From: [e-mail] (Howard Herman)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Commodore FTP Sites for mid-July 1996 - Last Rev: 15Jul96
Date: 15 Jul 1996 05:30:56 GMT
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Last Change/Update:  15 July 1996
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
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been updated, or has changed, since the last Listing. =20
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A --- before an entry indicates that the _prior_ entry=20
was removed from the list, since the last Listing.
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
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This is the list of FTP sites containing software and programs
specific to the Commodore 64 and 128 computers, and one Vic20 site,
as well as one for the PET.  When available URL addresses are also
listed, for alternate access.
=20
I will try to keep this list as current and accurate as possible, so
that it can be a useful resource for users of the newsgroup.
=20
PLEASE cooperate and send E-mail with any corrections and updates.  If
you uncover a site not listed, tell me so that it can be added.  If a
site has closed or no longer carries CBM software, let me know and it
will be deleted. =20
=20
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
=20
To use this list on a UNIX system, just type 'ftp <sitename>', where
<sitename> is any of the Host or FTP sites listed below.  Use 'anonymous'
as your login, and your E-mail address for the password.  You can change
and list directories with 'cd' and 'dir', respectively, and download
files to your system using 'get'.  Be sure to specify either 'binary'
if you are getting a program, or 'ascii' for a text file before you
begin the download.
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
=20
In addition to the sites listed below, which have CBM software, there
are hundreds of other FTP sites on INet with interesting files covering
most every other topic imaginable.  Take some time to seek out and
explore these other sites and their files too.
=20
Enjoy!
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
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FTP: ccnga.uwaterloo.ca
URL: http://ccnga.uwaterloo.ca/~csbruce/
Last updated: 01 Feb 1996
Directory: /pub/cbm
Description: Major site for the latest C64, C65 and C128 software.
=20
[e-mail] (Craig Bruce) maintainer of the site writes:
=20
I have rearranged the files at the new "ccnga.uwaterloo.ca" anonymous FTP
site for Commodore computers.
=20
The new "/pub/cbm" directory breakdown for this site is as follows:
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archivers    : archiving/dearchiving programs for the C128/64
audio        : audio-related stuff for the C64
c65          : files related to the C65 computer
comp.binari* : programs from the "comp.binaries.cbm" newsgroup
comp.sys.cbm : important information gleaned from the "comp.sys.cbm"
               newsgroup
demos        : demo programs for the C64
emulation    : programs for emulating the C64 on various platforms
games        : games for the C128/64
graphics     : graphics stuff for the C128/64
hacking.mag  : issues of C=3D Hacking net magazine and related programs
hardware     : text files about hardware projects
misc         : stuff that doesn't fit into any other directory
os           : stuff for various alternative operating systems for the
               C128/64
os/ace       : stuff for the ACE operating system for the C128/64
os/cpm       : stuff for the CP/M operating system for the C128/64
os/cs-dos    : stuff for the CS-DOS operating system for the C128
os/geos      : stuff for the GEOS operating system for the C128/64
os/asterix   : Asterix Operating System, a Unix-like environment
programming  : programming ideas/code/stuff for the C128/64
telecomm     : telecommunications software for the C128/64
unix         : related utility C programs and Unix shell scripts
util128      : utility programs for the C128
util64       : utility programs for the C64
vic-20       : VIC-20 programs
INCOMING     : directory to upload new programs into (use appropriate
               subdir)
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FTP: ftp.funet.fi   (128.214.6.100)
URL: http://www.funet.fi/pub/cbm/
Last updated: 15 May 1996
Directory: /pub/cbm
Description: This is a major site for CBM software.  Most files
             in /pub/cpm and pub/cbm/cpm run on the C128's CP/M.
             Following is a list of some of the directories:
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           /pub/cbm/Archiving
           /pub/cbm/c=3Dhacking
           /pub/cbm/c128
           /pub/cbm/c64
           /pub/cbm/c64/emulation
           /pub/cbm/c65
           /pub/cbm/commerce
           /pub/cbm/csbruce
           /pub/cbm/documents
           /pub/cbm/faq
           /pub/cbm/firmware
           /pub/cbm/geos
           /pub/cbm/incoming
           /pub/cbm/maps
           /pub/cbm/pet
           /pub/cbm/plus4
           /pub/cbm/programming
           /pub/cbm/transfer
           /pub/cbm/vic20
           /pub/cbm/c64/demos/pal
           /pub/kermit/c64
           /pub/amiga/audio/misc/sid-tunes
           /pub/cpm=20
=20
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FTP: ftp.eskimo.com/u/v
URL: ftp://ftp.eskimo.com/u/v/voyager/Novaterm
Last updated: 15 Jun 1996
Directory: /voyager/Novaterm
Description: The official support site for Novaterm 9.5.
Directory: /voyager/Novaterm/Deutsche
Description: A German translation of Novaterm 9.5.
=20
[e-mail] (Nick Rossi), Novaterm's author writes:
>This site contains the most recent Novaterm version, archives, the
>individual files, the documentation in both CBM and standard ASCII, and
>any other information, news, new modules, or bug fixes that come along.
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FTP: ftp.Uni-Koeln.DE
 or: ftp.rrz.Uni-Koeln.DE   (134.95.100.202)
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 15 Mar 1995
Directory: /usenet/comp.archives/auto/comp.sys.cbm
Description:
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FTP: nexus.yorku.ca   (130.63.9.66)
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 15 Mar 1995
Directory: /pub/Internet-info
Description: Contains an older version of this listing.
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FTP: oak.oakland.edu
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 01 Apr 1995
Directory: /pub/cpm=20
           /pub2/cpm
Description: CP/M software, most all of which will run on the C128.
             See C128 and other branching directories for 1,000's of file=
s.
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FTP: src.doc.ic.ac.uk   (146.169.2.1)
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 01 Apr 1995
Directory: /usenet/comp.archives/auto/comp.sys.cbm
Description: Some files of interest.
=20
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FTP: wuarchive.wustl.edu   (128.252.135.4)
URL: http://wuarchive.wustl.edu
Last updated: 01 Feb 1996
Directory: /systems/amiga/incoming/misc
           /systems/cpm/c128
           /systems/cpm/c64
Description: CP/M software, most all of which will run on the C128.=20
             Be sure to check the other directory locations too.
=20
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FTP: ftp.demon.co.uk
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last update: 01 Apr 1995
Directory: /pub/cpm
Description: CP/M and various system files.
             Also available by email from [e-mail]
=20
=20
FTP: ftp.inf.bme.hu
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 01 Oct 1995
Directory: /pub/cbm/
           /pub/cbm/c64/
           /pub/cbm/coding/      =20
           /pub/cbm/demos/       =20
           /pub/cbm/emulation/   =20
           /pub/cbm/games/       =20
           /pub/cbm/incoming/    =20
           /pub/cbm/musics/      =20
           /pub/cbm/utility/     =20
           /pub/cbm/plus4/       =20
           /pub/cbm/delta.system/=20
Description: Demoscene-oriented, a lot of demos and related files
=20
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FTP: watsun.cc.columbia.edu   (128.59.39.2)
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 05 May 1994
Directory: /kermit2/old/c64
           /kermit/bin
Description: check /kermit/c for latest
=20
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FTP: ftp.cs.columbia.edu
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 01 Jul 1996
Directory: /archives/mirror1/kermit/
Description:  The official Kermit support site containing the latest
              C64 Kermit and support files.  80 columns C64 and C128.
=20
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FTP: plaza.aarnet.edu.au   (139.130.4.6)
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 28 Dec 1993
Directory: /pub/kermit/c
Description: Kermit files.  Be sure to get the complete set of C64/128
             Kermit.
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FTP: flubber.cs.umd.edu   (128.8.128.99)
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 05 May 1994
Directory: /rec/newballistic
Description:  one file: balistic.c64
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FTP: nic.switch.ch   (130.59.1.40)
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 15 Mar 1995
Directory: /mirror/kermit/bin
Description:
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FTP: ftp.gmd.de
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 03 Jun 1994
Directory: /if-archive/games/c64
Description: Contains a few PD text adventures.
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FTP: syrinx.umd.edu   (128.8.2.114)
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 05 May 1994
Directory: /rush/systems/c64
Description:
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FTP: x2ftp.oulu.fi   (130.231.48.141)
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 01 Feb 1995
Directory:  /pub/cbm
Description: This site supports ONLY technical documents, references
             and specifications for CBM 8-bit programming.  (For
             example, memory maps.)  No binaries allowed.
Directory:  /pub/cross
Description: Miscellaneous cross-assemblers.
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FTP: ftp.ucsd.edu   (128.54.16.1)
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 15 May 1996
Directory: /midi/software/c64
Description: Information on MIDI for the C64.
=20
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FTP: cs.dal.ca   (129.173.4.5)
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 01 Apr 1994
Directory: /comp.archives/c64
           /pub/comp.archives/comp.sys.cbm
Description: C128 files, GIF's, and terminals.
=20
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FTP: ftp.hrz.uni-kassel.de
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 03 Feb 1994
Directory: /pub/machines/vic-20
Description: A Vic-20 ftp site, administered by Andreas Heitmann
             [e-mail]=20
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FTP: rtfm.mit.edu
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 24 May 1995
Directory: /pub/usenet-by-group/comp.sys.cbm/main-faq
Description: A place for the latest release of The COMP.SYS.CBM FAQ
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FTP: frodo.hiof.no
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 18 Jul 1995
Directory: /pub/c64
Description:=20
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FTP: bbs.cc.uniud.it
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 15 Mar 1995
Directory: /pub/c64
Description: New site for general c64 program files.
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FTP: ftp.rz.uni-hildesheim.de   (147.172.16.34)
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 18 Oct 1994
Directory: /pub/c64/
Description: The directory oldcbm.pics contains scanned PET and other 8-b=
it
             Commodore Machine pictures. (54 at the moment) Each picture =
is
             about 200Kb in size. All in JPEG format.
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FTP: ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 15 Mar 1995
Directory: /pub/c64
Description: Site for c64 software.
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FTP: ftp.giga.or.at
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 15 Jan 1996
Directory: /pub/c64
Description: This site has demos from about 165 demo groups, a lot of
             GEOS shareware and freeware, many C64 and C128 tools,
             emulators for most platforms, transfer tools, diskmags,
             and more.  More than 80 MB on-line.
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FTP: ftp.armory.com
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 15 Jan 1996=20
Directory: /pub/user/spectre
           /pub/user/spectre/CWI-C64
           /pub/user/spectre/GAMES-C64
           /pub/user/spectre/ETC-C64
           /pub/user/spectre/EMULATION=20
           /pub/user/spectre/TEXT-ARCHIVE
           /pub/user/spectre/UNIX
           /pub/user/spectre/incoming
Description: A site, with lots of new .lnx format games and new CWI=20
             programs, from Computer Workshops, a little SW group.
             There are also utilities, decoders, games, The Commodore
             FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions Document), Commodore
             Hacking Magazine, and lots more.
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FTP: ftp.funet.fi   (128.214.6.100)
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 15 Oct 1995
Directory: /pub/cbm/pet
Description: A major site for PET programs and software, etc.  Be sure to
             read the 00README file (in the pet directory) for a clear=20
             explanation of what the different files contain.  Files
             contributed by Olaf Seibert <[e-mail]>.
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FTP: ftp.indirect.com
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 15 Dec 1995
Directory: /www/dynamite
           /www/wanderer
Description: Contains the files necessary for operation of Color 64
             and Color 64 Version 128 BBS's and many of its mod files.
             No uploads allowed.
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FTP: hal9000.net.au
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 01 Jun 1996
Directory: /pub/cbm/INCOMING
           /pub/cbm/browser
           /pub/cbm/desterm
           /pub/cbm/graphics
           /pub/cbm/novaterm9.5
           /pub/cbm/qwkie
           /pub/cbm/qwkrr
           /pub/cbm/terms
           /pub/cbm/unarc_unzip
           /pub/cbm/utils
           /pub/cbm/info-txt
Description: Site covering the basics of telecommunications for the C64
             and C128. Support site for Rod Gasson's QWKRR128 and Browser
             programs. `info-txt' directory has QWK and mail related text
             files for programmers/developers. Site maintained by
             Gaelyne Moranec ([e-mail]).
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FTP: ftp.channel1.com
URL: http://www.channel1.com/users/amazon/
Last updated: 01 Mar 1996
Directory: /pub/users/amazon/cbm/64
           /pub/users/amazon/cbm/128
           /pub/users/amazon/cbm/geos
           /pub/users/amazon/cbm/emulation
           /pub/users/amazon/upload
Description: A new site with games, and some Christmas Demo's and other
             software. Much of the softwre is in SFX (self extracting)
             files, for the user's convenience.  Uploads can be placed
             in the upload directory.
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FTP: utopia.hacktic.nl
URL: ftp://replay.com/pub/c64
Last updated: 15 Jun 1996
Directory: /pub/c64
Description: The Digital Dungeon Site for C64 demos.
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FTP: rsls6.sprachlit.uni-regensburg.de
 or: rsls4.sprachlit.uni-regensburg.de
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 01 Mar 1996
Directory: /pub/c64/
Description: This site contains technical documents, tools, and demos.
             No games. Uploads welcomed.  The directory tree is:
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emulation/   : emulators (x64, pc64win etc.)=20
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programming/ : programming-related stuff (assemblers, c, etc.)=20
demos/       : demos=20
graphics/    : graphics=20
music/       : music=20
tools/       : all kinds of tools (archivers,packers,noters etc.)=20
doc/         : documentation about everything=20
magazines/   : C=3DHacking, disk magazines and disk books=20
os/          : place for alternative os's. At the moment only lunix=20
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FTP: ftp.vgernet.net
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 15 Jun 1996
Directory: /pub/mpython/cbm
Description: A new site for Digital Sound, NTSC Demos, emphasis
             on anything digitized for the C64/128, and Driven
             magazine.  The directory tree is:
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/Demos/NTSC/Co-op     : Demos made by more than 1 group.
          /Groups     : Individual Groups demos.
          /NTSC_Fixed : PAL demos fixed to run on NTSC 64s
          /Older      : Classic demos.
          /Recent     : NTSC/FIXed demos released the past 10 months
          /Solo       : Demos done by individuals
Demos/PAL             : PAL demos, not many. Some will run on NTSC 64s.
Digidemos/NTSC-PAL    : Demos containing digitized sounds/music.
                        Will run on NTSC 64's. May be slowdown or flicker.
Magazines/C_Hacking   : Commodore Hacking magazine.
         /Discovery   : DisC=3Dovery magazine.
         /Driven      : Driven NTSC Demo magazine.
New_Samples/          : Raw files recently uploaded.
Raw_Files/ XXXXX      : Many directories here.  Each XXXXX directory is a
                        topic as to the kind of raw file it is:
                        beavis-butthead, cartoons, movies, games,
                        monty-python, music, people, silly, sound-effects=
,
                        sex-sounds, star-trek, tvshows, tvthemes.
                        All files require a player, found below.
Raw_Players/c64       : Digi players for 64
           /c128      : Digi players for 128
SIDS/                 : Large colletion of SID .mus, .str and .wds files.
    /Classical        : Classical .mus, .str and .wds
    /Jazz             : Jazz and Ragtime.
    /Misc_SIDS_1      : All different types of SIDS, pop, classical, more.
    /Misc_SIDS_2      : All different types of SIDS, pop, classical, more.
    /Mono             : Contains just .mus files, all types.
    /Players          : 64 players for .mus, .str, .wds, .ani & .pic file=
s.
    /SID_Packs        : Archives of SID music, sfx, sda, lnx and more.
    /Sing_Along_1     : Contains .mus and .wds files, all types of music.
    /Sing_Along_2     : Contains more .mus & .wds files, all type of musi=
c.
    /Stereo_1         : Stereo SIDS for those of you with extra SID chips.
    /Stereo_2         : More Stereo SIDS.  These will play fine as mono.
Utilities/C65         : Demo disks planned for release with the C65.
         /CS-DOS      : CS-DOS OS for the 128.
         /Digi_Tools  : Tools for ripping/editing digitized samples.
         /Music       : Players/editors for various music files.
         /Telecom/C64 : Term programs for the 64.
                 /C128: Term programs for the 128.
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FTP: ftp.df.lth.se
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 01 Apr 1996
Directory: /pub/c64
Description: A new site maintained by TRIAD, electronic punks
             of Sweden, for distribution of TRIAD software.
             Due to space limitations, no uploads allowed.
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FTP: ftp.eskimo.com/u/t/tpinfo/C64
URL: ftp:// ... (site name) / ... (directory)
Last updated: 15 Jun 1996
Directory: /tpinfo/C64
Description: Major online resource for NTSC demos, magazines, and
             utilities.  12mb of filonline, and growing.
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be found in the Usenet newsgroup, comp.sys.cbm, where it is posted=20
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For FTP sites where you will find C64 and/or Vic-20 emulators that run
on Amiga, and/or IBMPC, Atari-ST, or Unix/X, please see The CBM Emulation
FAQ maintained by Kevin Gifford ([e-mail]) and posted  to the
newsgroup, comp.emulators.cbm.  That FAQ listing can also be found on
ftp.csv.warwick.ac.uk, in directory: /tmp/c64, and other places, as well.
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your list current:
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Jonathan P. Mines..............  [e-mail]
Perry R. Eidelbus..............  [e-mail]
Marko Makela...................  [e-mail]
Gaelyne Moranec................  [e-mail]
Adam Lorentzon.................  [e-mail]
Bruce R. McFarling.............  [e-mail]
Tim Phelps.....................  [e-mail]
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From: [e-mail] (Steve Guidi)
Subject: ID these files please!
Message-ID: <[e-mail]>
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 I recently logged onto ccnga.uwaterloo.ca and noticed the following=20
files in the pub/cbm/telecomm/ dir:

co64-s1.ca-
co64.s2.ca-
co64.s3.ca-
co64.s4.ca-
co64dox.ca-

 Does anyone know what is contained in these archive files?  Also, what=20
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!jamesm
From: [e-mail] (James McArthur)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: 1541-II Drive Probs
Date: 15 Jul 1996 07:56:45 GMT
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G'day,

My 1541-II has been dead for a few years, and I think its the head that i=
s
out of alignment. Anyone know how to fix such a prob (it happened before,
and the shop fixed it, but trying to find a C=3D shop is *very* hard nowa=
days ;>=20
)

Is there a simple way to fix such a prob?

Thanks..

(Or if the drive is a gonner, does anyone know where to get all four of t=
he
Last Ninja games from for an emulator?)
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Anyone have a complete list of pokes and peeks for the C=3D64 and the C=3D=
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This info would be greatly Appreciated.

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From: Jouko Valta <[e-mail]>
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: My C-64 has fallen, and it can't get up!
Date: 15 Jul 1996 13:15:16 +0300
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Radioactive Warrior <[e-mail]> writes:
    Radioactive> What gives?  does the lonlyness kill it or

  Exactly. The first machines were not called PET's for no reason.   ;)


 --j;

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Self Destruct <[e-mail]> writes:

    Self> will 4164s work too?  i have hundreds of these laying
    Self> around)

 Yes, but you'll need to build a separate daughterboard for them.


  --job;