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Hi!  I have about 50 C64 disks that were included in the half-ton of
videogame stuffs I bought from the Curse of the Knight Foundation.
Since I have no interest in C64 disks, they're up for sale.

Unless otherwise noted, all titles are used originals, and include box
and manual.  In some cases it looks like the manual is the box, so I
may be missing a real box that I don't know about.

These disks are untested, but assumed working.  If you buy something
and find it doesn't work, I'll provide a refund.  If this concerns
you, I have a couple hundred references from my auctions that can
verify I won't take the money and run.

I'd like to sell the whole package at once, but may consider breaking
it up, depending on the offers I get.

Anyhow, here's the list:

Amazon                                  Telarium
Aztec                                   Datamost
Bruce Lee                               Datasoft
Computer Truimph / 21 (disk only)       public domain?
Crime Stopper (no manual)               Hayden
Crystal Caverns (no box)                Hayden
Data Manager II                         Timeworks
Death in the Carribean (no box)         Micro Fun
Dragon Hunter                           K-Tek
Dragon's Lair                           EOA
Forbidden Forest                        Cosmi
Games I (no manual)                     Commodore
Games II (no manual)                    Commodore
Games III (no manual)                   Commodore
Ghostbusters (no box)                   Activision
Golden Oldies                           Software Country (Toolworks?)
Great Gonzo in WordRider                Simon and Schuster
Hear Say Demo (no box)                  Hear Say
Heart of Africa (disk only)             EOA
Indiana Jones - Lost Kingdom            Mindscape
Infiltrator (new in shrinkwrap)         Mindscape
Instant Programmer's Guide (disk only)  Koala
Kid Writer                              Spinnaker
Load n Go (disk only)                   Load n Go
MAD Spy vs. Spy                         First Star
Marble Madness (new in shrinkwrap)      EOA
Marble Madness (used. Yup, 2 copies!)   EOA
MasterType                              Scarborough
Mind Prober Jr (no box)                 Human Edge
Mindshadow (no box)                     Activision
Mr. Tester (no box)                     BCI
Perry Mason - Mandarin Murder           Telarium
Pocket Money (no manual)                ALA
Puzzle Panic (disk only)                Epyx
Questron                                SSI
Raid on Bungeling Bay                   Broderbund
Rainbow Quest                           WG Books
Rock n Roll Studio (no box)             Spinnaker
Seastalker                              Infocom
Skyfox (new in shrinkwrap)              EOA
Spy's Demise                            Penguin
Swiss Family Robinson                   Windham Classics
Test/Demo (disk only)                   Commodore
Tracer Sanction (no box)                Activision
Vegas Gambler (no box)                  California Dreams
Video Poker (no box)                    Gaming Software
Witness                                 Infocom
Your Money Manager                      Simon and Schuster
Zork I                                  Infocom

BOOKS:

How to Use the C64                      Alfred Publishing
Using the C64 in the Home               Spectrum
Exploring AI on your C64                Bantam

MAGS:

Commodore Power/Play                    June/July 1985
Commodore Microcomputers                May/June 1985
Commodore: The Microcomputer Magazine   Feb/Mar 1984


That's it!  If you're interested, make an offer.  No trades, please.

[e-mail]
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Still have these for sale?
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From: [e-mail] (Jacob Huebert)
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In a previous article, [e-mail] (Po-Ching Lives!) says:

>In <1996Aug2.020849@clstac> [e-mail] writes:
>
>>Howdy,
>
>>I just wanted to find out if anyone here knows who owns the rights to the
games
>>made by Epyx.  This year's olympic games have brought out some memories of c64
>>games like summer games and winter games.  Those were sooo cool!
>
>If I'm not mistaken, Epyx is still in operation. To the best of my
>knowledge, they are in Carlsbad, Calif.

What do they make?

I haven't seen anything from them in years..
--
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From: [e-mail] (Thomas Pinto)
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>PAUL M. WRITES:
> Has anyone replaced the hard drive in a CMD hard drive?


Yes.  I have.  I replaced my 40 meg Cmd-Hd with a 540meg Quantum 3.5"
1/2Height drive.  I also daisychained a 730meg Quantum to the drive and
in the 3 years or so of running it NON-stop 24/hrs/7days, it has NEVER
given me any problems!  I really recommend you buy Quantum.  They
are very affordable since the Hd prices have come down a considerable
margin since 3 yrs ago.

-Tom

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From: [e-mail] (GAELYNE)
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 AL> If I open the buffer to save stuff with the logo/B cmd, it saves it
 AL> to buffer (and or appends it to buffer) alright, however it
 AL> insists on double spacing all the lines, so I have to go through
 AL> the buffer and

Silly question, but what do you have the margins set for ?

I don't know if it's related to the margins, but it's worth taking a
look and experimenting.

Cheers,
Gaelyne

Gaelyne R. Moranec (Gasson)   [e-mail]   //\         /\\
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Be sure to reply to the "reply-to" address not the "from:" address.

    ================= Begin forwarded message =================

    From: [e-mail] (Anthony Garay)
    To: [e-mail]
    Subject: For $ale !?
    Date: Thu, 01 Aug


    Dear Commodore person-

     I came across your web site under a Netscape seach for "Commodore."

     Maybe you can help me.

     I'm looking to sell a good condition, fully operative COMMODORE 128.

     Do you know any groups or companies or persons that may be interested,
    and if so, how could I reach them?

     Thanks alot for your time,


    - Anthony



--
Tim Phelps -- The comments I made above are my own.
[e-mail] / [e-mail] / http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/3284
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/4645

--
Tim Phelps -- The comments I made above are my own.
[e-mail] / [e-mail] / http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/3284/
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/4645
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From: [e-mail] (Steven Brumley)
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I have a friend who is looking a program called SysGen 7.0, or any
program that will format a Lt. Kernal Hard Drive to a Commedore
Format.  His copy went kablooey.......

Don't repost your reply here in the newsgroup.  Please reply to:
[e-mail]

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From: "Simeon Amburgey" <[e-mail]>
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I still have a lot of stuff still available.

1 64
1 64c
2 1541s
1 1750 REU- Expanded to 1meg
1 Battery back-up unit for the REU
1 Syntech(Passport Compatible) With Tape Sync
Lots of original MIDI Music software.
1 Panasonic 1123 24pin printer
1 SuperSnapshot version 5

A listing appears on my website at
http://www.win.net/~sndcreate

You can also contact me at
[e-mail]

Thanks ,
Simeon Amburgey
Louisville, KY
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From: [e-mail] (Joe Bedard)
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Anyone who would like to sell me a 8k or 16k RAM Expander(preferably 16k
Commodore version) please contact me...
Thanks
Joe
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Joesph Fenn ([e-mail]) wrote:
: I have been using Dialogue V2.2D for some time now and no matter how
: I set up the Phonelist default or the config file  cr cr/lf or lf only,
: If I open the buffer to save stuff with the logo/B cmd, it saves it
: to buffer (and or appends it to buffer) alright, however it insists on
: double spacing all the lines, so I have to go through the buffer and

This has been my #1 problem with term programs since getting on the Net
in January.  In fact, my first e-mail message of all was to ask Jim Brain
about it.

I have since seen two posts on usenet from people with the same problem
(with both Dialogue and Desterm).  Most of the responses have been from
people saying they don't have the same problem.  No idea why.

: the "term screen Grab cmd"  logo/G  it grabs the text from the term

This is what I do.  The *Only* way for me to retain information, I might add.

: screen and takes it to buffer without any extra spaced lines just as
: should be.    I spoke to some other users of Dialogue V2.2D and they
: say they dont have that problem.   Does anybody have any ideas?.
: I normally have the TABS clrd in the buffer default, and WW turned on.

No tabs or buffer settings are of any help, period.

: The lines go in okay with no wrapping at wrong places nor nothing like
: that.    Thats why I use DESTERM most of the time as it does not do
: that silly double spacing when capturing to buffer.

I'd like to know how/why you don't get this double-spacing with Desterm!
I do.

- Adam
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with my low income, ill start the bid at $5.00


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From: [e-mail] (Antonio Boyer)
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Subject: Commodore Hardware/software for sale
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 I am getting rid of all my Commodre Computer Equipment , the system
includes the following components:
1 -  c128 Computer
2 - 1571 drives
1 - 1541 drive
1 - 1660 300bps modem
1 - new power supply
1  - okidata color printer
1 -  commodore 4 color plotter
1 - commodore printer
1 - RGB color monitor
a couple of joysticks
manuals for all hardware and others
software (approx 100 5.25 disks)

The best offer takes the whole thing...I will not seperate these
components

Leave email to [e-mail]

Best offer takes it all


Later

Antonio Boyer


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Well, I know of one.  Mr. Brian Bell who writes Omni 128 BBS.  Mr Ben Holmes,
who just recently finished a new Lotto program for the 64.  And there are many
  others, I'm sure.  Part of the problem with Commodore programs is that its
difficult to distribute them.  Personally, when I write software I make it
  freeware, so that anyone can use or copy it.  But, like with Mr. Bell of Omni
128 you have to know about his extraordinary program before you could decide
  upon purchasing it.  And, that can be difficult,

knowing what is out there.



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