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INET# Document Id: UX012.BUX0819326
Item 5673446 96/07/01 00:04
From: COMMODOR@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU@INET#
To: COMMODOR@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU@INET#
Sub: COMMODOR Digest - 29 Jun 1996
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Date: Mon, 1 Jul 1996 00:04:43 -0400
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Subject: COMMODOR Digest - 29 Jun 1996 to 30 Jun 1996
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There are 4 messages totalling 94 lines in this issue.
Topics of the day:
1. Disks
2. Need help with C128 composite cable...
3. Fidonet (2)
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Date: Sun, 30 Jun 1996 09:03:39 -0400
From: Michael Trudeau <paceman@NECA.COM>
Subject: Disks
I know you all are sick of answering silly questions, but. I just went to
the store to buy some disks and all I could find were 5.25", 96Tpi, Double
Side, High Density. I bought them hoping that they would work in my 1541,
but they did not work at all, when I tryed to format them the 1541 light
just flashed (a no go). What I was wondering is that there may be some thing
that I could do to them so the 1541 would formatt them. If not no big loss,
I only payed $3.00 for the ten of them, and I can use them in my IBMcomp.
Thanks all...
paceman@neca.com
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Date: Sun, 30 Jun 1996 09:37:42 -0500
From: David Meads <dehat@CUPID.COM>
Subject: Re: Need help with C128 composite cable...
CO>On Tue, 25 Jun 1996, David Meads wrote:
CO>> CO>Hello,
CO>>
CO>> CO>I asked this question before, but I don't think I asked it
CO>>
CO>> CO>Steve
CO>>
CO>> I have a similar problem...but with the other connection.
CO>>
CO>> I have a Teknika MJ-22 monitor and have a cable from the 9 pin flat RGB
CO>> connection on the puter to a round connection on the monitor. When set
CO>> up for 80 col and switched to RGB on the monitor the text is very much
CO>> like when you have a TV that needs horizontal hold adjusted badly...only
CO>> it won't straighten out completely...it goes to a warped, narrow screen.
CO>>
CO>> Any help with this one?
CO>>
CO>> de Hat dehat@cupid.com
CO>>
CO> It seems like your monitor has different scanning frequency in the rgb
CO>mode. When I tried a hercules mono-monitor once, I had similar problem.
CO> I guess you have no solution to this problem, for color output at least.
CO>You can still use monochrome 80 col. vdc output using pin7 of the db-9
CO>rgb connector.
CO> If you have already solved this problem, please let me know how.
CO>Good luck.
CO>Ilker Ficicilar
CO>e068214@narwhal.cc.metu.edu.tr
I was thinking of getting a Magnavox RGB/Composite monitor...
But which of the Commodore monitors will work for this, might be able to
get one of those...
de Hat
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Date: Sun, 30 Jun 1996 17:57:52 -0230
From: Adam Vardy <abe0084@INFONET.ST-JOHNS.NF.CA>
Subject: Fidonet
I have been meaning to ask someone this question for a long while. There
is no Fidonet access in my area. No BBSs will carry it here. But I have
been thinking that I have been missing out. A little while ago someone
told me he thought that it was possible to access Fidonet through the
Internet. So can I do this? Can someone tell me how I might be able to
access it?
Usenet is the only place I know to discuss things pertaining to
Commodore. I don't have access to much else. And because of where I
live, on-line services are not a great option. The only way to that is
using Datapac, or calling long distance. The cost is high. And the last
service I tried I found it very hard to use.
- Adam
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Date: Sat, 29 Jun 1996 16:50:49 PST
From: Steven A Cavanaugh <stevenc1@JUNO.COM>
Subject: Re: Fidonet
What is Fidonet?!?
-Steven C
stevenc1@juno.com
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