The 640 MEG Shareware Studio 5/The 640 Meg Shareware Studio CD-ROM Volume V (Data Express)(1994).ISO/fidomail/cdrom.000

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From: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                        Number: 1
  To: PATTY PICKETT                            Date: 03/25/94  5:12p
Subj: New Catalogue Ready!!!                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

PP**    Will this catalogue be available for file request at some time?

Thanks for asking, Patty, but not for the time-being.  I'd be happy to
mail one out to you, or you may download it off our BBS @ [phone]
using the name:  *CATALOG WANTED and the password:  NOW .
                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^                    ^^^

The file (CATALOG.ZIP) is about 386K so takes around 5 minutes total to
retrieve.  Let me know what you'd prefer.

Thanks

Hayden Bradshaw
HRB Computer Services
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From: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                        Number: 2
  To: DAVID WYATT                              Date: 03/25/94  5:13p
Subj: Re: New Electronic Catal                Refer: NONE
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DW**can you pelase send me yopur electronic CD catalogue when it is
DW**available. I assume that it will have details on how to order for
DW**overseas customers.

Absolutely!
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From: TOM MILLER                             Number: 3
  To: LON LENTZ                                Date: 03/26/94  6:59a
Subj: RE: HITACHI HELP                        Refer: NONE
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 >  I'm currently running 20 buffers under MSCDEX. I also have Smartdrv
 >
 > buffering the CD too...<shrug>...

Try 60.....  Unless your running ms-dos 6.2, and loading Smartdrv after the
mscdex load, it won't help...  What benchmark program are you using?

                                                Tom

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From: VINCE CHIARO                           Number: 4
  To: CHRIS MADDOX                             Date: 03/26/94  8:51p
Subj: Mitsumi CD-ROM                          Refer: NONE
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CM> VC> I have a Mitsumi single speed and it works fine. I'm wondering if it is
CM> VC> upgradable to the new Mitsumi Double-speed...do you know?

CM> VC> Does anyone out there know? Any info is greatly needed. Thanks!


CM>I do not think the drive can be upgrade to double speed. First you have to
CM>change the motor, then, you have to change some of the ICs.

CM>Unless you use Multi-Media or something like that, single speed drive is
CM>tolerable.

Thanks for the response, single speed drives do seem to be getting
outdated though, now they have 4xspeed drive (of course they cost a
fortune).

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From: VINCE CHIARO                           Number: 5
  To: BOB BREED                                Date: 03/26/94  9:18p
Subj: PHOTO CD VIEWERS                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

BB> VC> There is a CD-ROM with Kodak's own viewer program out for only about
BB> VC> 15$. But you can download "Paint Shop Pro" (shareware) from most
BB> VC> bbses. It supports TONS of graphic formats, including Kodak PhotoCD. It
BB> VC> is also a great program for conversions of images. You can convert from
BB> VC> any format, to almost any format.

BB>    Those are EDITORS that work under Windows. I'm looking for a
BB>viewer that will run under DOS. (Don't want a cluttered screen
BB>full of junk like those editors all Have!)

Sorry, can't help you then. Good luck in your search!

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From: VIC ALMEIDA                            Number: 6
  To: TIM SMITH                                Date: 03/26/94  8:12p
Subj: Re: sharing                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 TS> Can anyone tell me how to hook my 2 486's together so I can share my
 TS> cdrom and printer?
 TS> Tim

 Sure Get two cheap ethernet cards and a couple of copys of Novell Lite
 Novell Lite about $49.00 a copy
 and used ethernet cards about $20-$50 a piece

 and bang instant two or more PC LAN at a reasnable price.

 Later...
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From: RUSS MICHAELSON                        Number: 7
  To: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                       Date: 03/26/94  2:10p
Subj: Linux Cdroms                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

BF> I carry 3 different LINUX titles - the Yggdrasil LINUX with binaries for
the
BF>80386 and a boot disc, the Walnut Creek "Tookkit for Linux", and
Info-Magic's
BF>"Linux".

        So, what's the difference between these CD's - what is actually
        need to get up and running and how much do you want for each ??

        Russ


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From: JOE ANKENBAUER                         Number: 8
  To: MICHAEL HARBACH                          Date: 03/27/94  8:23a
Subj: Cd For Sale?                            Refer: NONE
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Michael - Sorry, but it has already been sold.

JMA

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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 9
  To: RICHARD CUSHNIE                          Date: 03/27/94 12:44a
Subj: Want Cd-roms                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RC>I am looking for any Cd-Rom programs. Especially games. If you have some goo
RC>ones that you might want to get rid of then leave a message to me with your
RC>price.

Hope you don't mind new.

             Computer SoftShop - P.O. Box 3701 - Omaha, Ne. 68103
                [phone] - 1-9 pm Mon-Fri/1-5 pm Sat CST
             VISA/MASTERCARD - S/H $3 US/$5 Canada/$8 Intl/$5 COD
               Military Discount 10% - All Are For IBM PC/XT/AT
                   (c) 1994 Computer SoftShop - Since 1990
           > = New CD Title     * = Reduced Price     WIN = WINDOWS
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Shareware CD's            - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 ASP                       - Shareware Collection From The ASP        - $  23
 California Collection     - Includes Music, Games, Etc. BBS Ready    - $  17
 CD-Powerbox v1.01         - 6800 Games, Utilities, Sound, Etc        - $  18
 Cream Of The Crop II      - 5000 '93 High Quality Programs. 660 Megs - $  18
>Dr. Games For DOS II      - Top 63 Games Ready To Play. VR & 3-D.    - $  18
 Education Master          - Over 1000 Pre-Kindergarten To High School- $  23
 Educational Gameland      - Designed For Elementary School Children  - $  20
>Giga Games                - 3000 Files In Arcade, WINDOWS & Education- $  18
 Original Shareware        - 38 Categories Including Utilities, Ham   - $  15
 PC-SIG Library #13        - Disks Numbers 1-4203. All Categories     - $  23
 PC-SIG World Of Education - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 PC-SIG World Of Games     - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 PC-SIG World Of Windows   - Includes 34 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 Shareware Games           - Over 2500 Games. Can Be Run From CD      - $  18
 Shareware Gold II         - 580 Megs Of The Best. 30 Categories      - $  26
 Shareware Heaven          - 1000's Of Shareware Including Games      - $  18
>Shareware Studio IV       - 640 Megs Of Mainly 1993. BBS Ready       - $  18
 So Much Screenware        - 500 Megs Of GIF's. BBS Ready             - $  28
 Software Vault: Gold      - Hottest Hits, Games, Educational, Etc    - $  28
 Super CD III              - 1000's Of Carefully Selected Files. BBS  - $  17
 The Pier Shareware #3     - 1993 Files. ASP Directory. Over 660 Megs - $  30
 Wayzata's Best/Shareware  - 1000 Programs/30 Categories For DOS & WIN- $  20
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Registered Shareware CD's - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Best Of Apogee #1         - Secret Agent 1-2-3/Commander Keen 1-2-3  - $  32
 Best Of Apogee #2         - Cosmo 1-2-3/Dark Ages 1-2-3              - $  32
>Hugo's House Of Horrors   - House Of Horrors/Who Dunnit?/Jungle Doom - $  18
>MVP'S Game Jamboree       - 9 Games Including CornCob, 3 Point Basket- $  18
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Education                                - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Adventures/Willy Beamish  - Sneak/Creep/Skateboard Thru 50 Locations - $  25
*Arthur's Teacher          - Animated Storybook About Home/School. WIN- $  24
 Barney Bear Goes To School- Educational Game For Children. Mouse     - $  20
 Barney Bear Goes To Space - Interactive Pre-School Story. 256 SVGA   - $  20
 Beauty And The Beast      - Multimedia Storybook. Ages 4-Adult. WIN  - $  21
*Dinosaur Adventure        - Dinosaur Storybook, Games, Facts & Videos- $  29
 Dinosaur Discovery        - Illustrations, Descriptions, Facts. WIN  - $  26
 Dinosaurs Encyclopedia    - In-Depth Look At These Reptiles. WIN     - $  27
>Fatty Bear's Birthday Sur.- Help Fatty Bear Make a Birthday Surprise - $  27
 Interactive Storytime I   - Goldilocks, Little Red Hen, Boy & Donkey - $  21
 Interactive Storytime II  - 3 Books W/ Coloring: Boy Who Cried Wolf  - $  27
 Interactive Storytime III - Tortoise & Hare, Lion & Mouse, City Mouse- $  24
 Jurassic & Other Dinosaurs- As Seen In Major World Museums. Photo CD - $  19
 Just Grandma And Me       - Broderbund's Living Books Ages 3-8. WIN  - $  35
 Kid's/Read Aesops Fables  - Ages 9+. Interactive Moral Tales. DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's Can Read Cinderella - Ages 8+. Girl Wins Prince's Heart.DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's Can Read Heather..  - Ages 5+. Heather At Bat Tale. DOS/WIN    - $  28
 Kid's Can Read Moving     - Ages 5+. Feelings About Moving. DOS/WIN  - $  28
 Kid's/Night Before Xmas   - Father Witnesses St. Nicholas. DOS/WIN   - $  28
 Kid's/Paper Bag Princess  - Ages 5+. Fierce Dragon Encounter. DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's/Read Peter Rabbit   - Ages 3+. Chased/Helped By Sparrow.DOS/WIN- $  28
 King Arthur's Magic Castle- Animated Games While Exploring Castle.WIN- $  23
>Mario Is Missing Deluxe   - Help Mario Save World. Explore 25 Cities - $  20
 Multimedia Mother Goose   - Educational Game/Animation. 5 Languages  - $  24
 Peter/The Wolf Storybook  - Storybook Using Art, Music, & Video. WIN - $  21
 Sleeping Beauty           - Talking Storybook Of Famous Beauty. WIN  - $  23
 Talking Classic Tales     - Best-Loved Stories From Childhood.       - $  27
 Talking Jungle Safari     - Animated Journey Thru 4 Habitats.        - $  26
 Where/World/Sandiego (OEM)- Crime Solving While Teaching Geography   - $  28
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Games                                    - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 7th Guest (OEM)           - Interactive 3-D Virtual Reality Drama    - $  33
 Battle Chess              - Enhanced Animated Chess Action. WIN      - $  33
>Chessmaster 4000          - Photo Realistic Boards In 256 Color.     - $  27
 Conan The Cimmerian       - Supernatural World Of Retribution        - $  26
 Daggers Of Amon Ra        - Laura Bow II Animated Mystery Game. WIN  - $  31
 Dune                      - Speaking Actors And Footage From Movie   - $  31
 Eco Quest                 - Animated Adventure Game From Sierra      - $  27
>Eye Of The Beholder III   - Interactive D&D W/ Battles, Magic, Etc.  - $  29
>Hell Cab                  - Interactive 3-D Graphic Video Adventure  - $  63
 King's Quest VI           - Great Graphics And Sound From Sierra     - $  32
>Legend Of Kyrandia        - Virgin Games Fantasy Adventure Game      - $  30
>Loom                      - Fantasy Adventure Game From Lucasfilms   - $  23
 Mad Dog McCree            - Western Shoot-Out W/ Real Motion Picture - $  40
 Rebel Assault             - Adventure Game                           - $  57
>Return To Zork            - Interactive Adventure Of Danger, Intrigue- $  30
>Secret Weapons/Luftwaffe  - Gripping, Highly Realistic Air Battles   - $  27
>Star Wars Chess           - Thrilling Animated Chess Game. WIN       - $  26
>The Secret/Monkey Island  - Swashbuckling Pirate Adventure Game      - $  25
 Wrath Of The Demon        - Interactive, Animated Adventure Game     - $  23
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Graphics & Sound                         - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>DR. Music Lab I           - 3196 Files In MID, ROI, VOC, MOD, & WAV  - $  18
>GIFs Galore               - 5000 Full Color Images. 34+ Categories   - $  18
 Nature Graphics           - 550 Megs Professional 256 Color GIFs     - $  20
 SoundWAV I                - 151 Original WAV Files. 8/16 Mono/Stereo - $  18
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Health & Medicine                        - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>Family Doctor             - Comprehensive Family Medical Reference   - $  26
>Mayo Clinic               - Interactive Text, Illustration, & Video  - $  28
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Travel & Geography                       - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>U.S. Atlus                - Relief Maps/Reference. Cities/States. WIN- $  25
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 ********** Some Commercial CD's May Be OEM Versions (Without Box) **********
 ** Other Titles May Be Available. Please Call For Information On New CDs. **
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             Name:                                 Date:    /  /
                   ───────────────────────────────       ──────────
             Address:
                      ─────────────────────────────────────────────
             City:                           State:     Zip:
                   ─────────────────────────        ───      ──────
             Phone Number: (     )           Country:
 ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
                                           CD-ROM Disk Subtotal = $
                                                                    ═════════
        Sales Tax for Nebraska Residents Only = Subtotal x .065 = $
                                                                    ─────────
     USA Add $3.00/Canada $5.00/Overseas $8.00 Postage/Handling = $
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             ──────────────────────────────                         ═════════
   Expiration Date               Signature
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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 10
  To: JONATHAN CHAU                            Date: 03/27/94 12:44a
Subj: Rebel Assault                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JC>Could I get a price for Rebel Assault, including the shipping costs to
JC>Canada?  Locally, it's about $69-79, and I wanted to see if I could get
JC>a better price.

Hope you don't mind, but I can sell it for $57 + $3 s/h.
Give me a call.

             Computer SoftShop - P.O. Box 3701 - Omaha, Ne. 68103
                [phone] - 1-9 pm Mon-Fri/1-5 pm Sat CST
             VISA/MASTERCARD - S/H $3 US/$5 Canada/$8 Intl/$5 COD
               Military Discount 10% - All Are For IBM PC/XT/AT
                   (c) 1994 Computer SoftShop - Since 1990
           > = New CD Title     * = Reduced Price     WIN = WINDOWS
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Shareware CD's            - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 ASP                       - Shareware Collection From The ASP        - $  23
 California Collection     - Includes Music, Games, Etc. BBS Ready    - $  17
 CD-Powerbox v1.01         - 6800 Games, Utilities, Sound, Etc        - $  18
 Cream Of The Crop II      - 5000 '93 High Quality Programs. 660 Megs - $  18
>Dr. Games For DOS II      - Top 63 Games Ready To Play. VR & 3-D.    - $  18
 Education Master          - Over 1000 Pre-Kindergarten To High School- $  23
 Educational Gameland      - Designed For Elementary School Children  - $  20
>Giga Games                - 3000 Files In Arcade, WINDOWS & Education- $  18
 Original Shareware        - 38 Categories Including Utilities, Ham   - $  15
 PC-SIG Library #13        - Disks Numbers 1-4203. All Categories     - $  23
 PC-SIG World Of Education - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 PC-SIG World Of Games     - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 PC-SIG World Of Windows   - Includes 34 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 Shareware Games           - Over 2500 Games. Can Be Run From CD      - $  18
 Shareware Gold II         - 580 Megs Of The Best. 30 Categories      - $  26
 Shareware Heaven          - 1000's Of Shareware Including Games      - $  18
>Shareware Studio IV       - 640 Megs Of Mainly 1993. BBS Ready       - $  18
 So Much Screenware        - 500 Megs Of GIF's. BBS Ready             - $  28
 Software Vault: Gold      - Hottest Hits, Games, Educational, Etc    - $  28
 Super CD III              - 1000's Of Carefully Selected Files. BBS  - $  17
 The Pier Shareware #3     - 1993 Files. ASP Directory. Over 660 Megs - $  30
 Wayzata's Best/Shareware  - 1000 Programs/30 Categories For DOS & WIN- $  20
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Registered Shareware CD's - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Best Of Apogee #1         - Secret Agent 1-2-3/Commander Keen 1-2-3  - $  32
 Best Of Apogee #2         - Cosmo 1-2-3/Dark Ages 1-2-3              - $  32
>Hugo's House Of Horrors   - House Of Horrors/Who Dunnit?/Jungle Doom - $  18
>MVP'S Game Jamboree       - 9 Games Including CornCob, 3 Point Basket- $  18
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Education                                - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Adventures/Willy Beamish  - Sneak/Creep/Skateboard Thru 50 Locations - $  25
*Arthur's Teacher          - Animated Storybook About Home/School. WIN- $  24
 Barney Bear Goes To School- Educational Game For Children. Mouse     - $  20
 Barney Bear Goes To Space - Interactive Pre-School Story. 256 SVGA   - $  20
 Beauty And The Beast      - Multimedia Storybook. Ages 4-Adult. WIN  - $  21
*Dinosaur Adventure        - Dinosaur Storybook, Games, Facts & Videos- $  29
 Dinosaur Discovery        - Illustrations, Descriptions, Facts. WIN  - $  26
 Dinosaurs Encyclopedia    - In-Depth Look At These Reptiles. WIN     - $  27
>Fatty Bear's Birthday Sur.- Help Fatty Bear Make a Birthday Surprise - $  27
 Interactive Storytime I   - Goldilocks, Little Red Hen, Boy & Donkey - $  21
 Interactive Storytime II  - 3 Books W/ Coloring: Boy Who Cried Wolf  - $  27
 Interactive Storytime III - Tortoise & Hare, Lion & Mouse, City Mouse- $  24
 Jurassic & Other Dinosaurs- As Seen In Major World Museums. Photo CD - $  19
 Just Grandma And Me       - Broderbund's Living Books Ages 3-8. WIN  - $  35
 Kid's/Read Aesops Fables  - Ages 9+. Interactive Moral Tales. DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's Can Read Cinderella - Ages 8+. Girl Wins Prince's Heart.DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's Can Read Heather..  - Ages 5+. Heather At Bat Tale. DOS/WIN    - $  28
 Kid's Can Read Moving     - Ages 5+. Feelings About Moving. DOS/WIN  - $  28
 Kid's/Night Before Xmas   - Father Witnesses St. Nicholas. DOS/WIN   - $  28
 Kid's/Paper Bag Princess  - Ages 5+. Fierce Dragon Encounter. DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's/Read Peter Rabbit   - Ages 3+. Chased/Helped By Sparrow.DOS/WIN- $  28
 King Arthur's Magic Castle- Animated Games While Exploring Castle.WIN- $  23
>Mario Is Missing Deluxe   - Help Mario Save World. Explore 25 Cities - $  20
 Multimedia Mother Goose   - Educational Game/Animation. 5 Languages  - $  24
 Peter/The Wolf Storybook  - Storybook Using Art, Music, & Video. WIN - $  21
 Sleeping Beauty           - Talking Storybook Of Famous Beauty. WIN  - $  23
 Talking Classic Tales     - Best-Loved Stories From Childhood.       - $  27
 Talking Jungle Safari     - Animated Journey Thru 4 Habitats.        - $  26
 Where/World/Sandiego (OEM)- Crime Solving While Teaching Geography   - $  28
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Games                                    - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 7th Guest (OEM)           - Interactive 3-D Virtual Reality Drama    - $  33
 Battle Chess              - Enhanced Animated Chess Action. WIN      - $  33
>Chessmaster 4000          - Photo Realistic Boards In 256 Color.     - $  27
 Conan The Cimmerian       - Supernatural World Of Retribution        - $  26
 Daggers Of Amon Ra        - Laura Bow II Animated Mystery Game. WIN  - $  31
 Dune                      - Speaking Actors And Footage From Movie   - $  31
 Eco Quest                 - Animated Adventure Game From Sierra      - $  27
>Eye Of The Beholder III   - Interactive D&D W/ Battles, Magic, Etc.  - $  29
>Hell Cab                  - Interactive 3-D Graphic Video Adventure  - $  63
 King's Quest VI           - Great Graphics And Sound From Sierra     - $  32
>Legend Of Kyrandia        - Virgin Games Fantasy Adventure Game      - $  30
>Loom                      - Fantasy Adventure Game From Lucasfilms   - $  23
 Mad Dog McCree            - Western Shoot-Out W/ Real Motion Picture - $  40
 Rebel Assault             - Adventure Game                           - $  57
>Return To Zork            - Interactive Adventure Of Danger, Intrigue- $  30
>Secret Weapons/Luftwaffe  - Gripping, Highly Realistic Air Battles   - $  27
>Star Wars Chess           - Thrilling Animated Chess Game. WIN       - $  26
>The Secret/Monkey Island  - Swashbuckling Pirate Adventure Game      - $  25
 Wrath Of The Demon        - Interactive, Animated Adventure Game     - $  23
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Graphics & Sound                         - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>DR. Music Lab I           - 3196 Files In MID, ROI, VOC, MOD, & WAV  - $  18
>GIFs Galore               - 5000 Full Color Images. 34+ Categories   - $  18
 Nature Graphics           - 550 Megs Professional 256 Color GIFs     - $  20
 SoundWAV I                - 151 Original WAV Files. 8/16 Mono/Stereo - $  18
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Health & Medicine                        - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>Family Doctor             - Comprehensive Family Medical Reference   - $  26
>Mayo Clinic               - Interactive Text, Illustration, & Video  - $  28
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Travel & Geography                       - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>U.S. Atlus                - Relief Maps/Reference. Cities/States. WIN- $  25
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 ********** Some Commercial CD's May Be OEM Versions (Without Box) **********
 ** Other Titles May Be Available. Please Call For Information On New CDs. **
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
             Name:                                 Date:    /  /
                   ───────────────────────────────       ──────────
             Address:
                      ─────────────────────────────────────────────
             City:                           State:     Zip:
                   ─────────────────────────        ───      ──────
             Phone Number: (     )           Country:
 ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
                                           CD-ROM Disk Subtotal = $
                                                                    ═════════
        Sales Tax for Nebraska Residents Only = Subtotal x .065 = $
                                                                    ─────────
     USA Add $3.00/Canada $5.00/Overseas $8.00 Postage/Handling = $
                                                                    ─────────
   Visa/MC #                                       Amount Total = $
             ──────────────────────────────                         ═════════
   Expiration Date               Signature
                   ─────────────          ───────────────────────────────────

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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 11
  To: JONATHAN CHAU                            Date: 03/27/94 12:44a
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From: DR. HOWLAND                            Number: 12
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/26/94  3:44p
Subj: The Seventh Guest                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi,
This is probably a pretty old question, but could anyone tell me where to go in
the Seventh Guest after you solve the Blocks puzzle in the little doll house...
I cannot get into the Attic or out the back door.. not sure where to go next...

                      Dr. Howland


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From: STEWART ROTHMAN                        Number: 13
  To: BORIS OSADCIW                            Date: 03/26/94 10:44a
Subj: Advertising on Fido                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Boris, I was surprised to see you advertising here again.
I saw three of your ads today and several yesterday.
I thought you told me you weren't going to advertise on Fido anymore,
because you weren't happy with the problems you had with people on here.
Did I possibly misunderstand you?

By the way, I haven't forgotten about our disagreement. I still would
appreciate a refund of half that shipping charge we spoke about.
I think a $20.00 refund out of the $42.00 I spent to return the stuff to you
would be fair. You said I should have sent it back by US Mail instead of
delivery service. If I had done that, the cost would still have been more than
$20.00, so it's still fair to refund me at least
$20.00, which is actually a little less than half of what I spent.

Stu

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From: NIGEL ZETT                             Number: 14
  To: DAVID HARPER                             Date: 03/24/94  1:35p
Subj: WFW & CD-ROM                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DH>I want to run a panasonic CDROM across a wfw 3.11 network. but
DH>the server which has the rom stops dead every time you try
DH>to access the drive from a remote station

I'm doing exactly that here.  Make sure you add the /S to the MSCDEX line
to allow CD-ROM Sharing... that's the only thing I can think of.  Also,
I assume you're using the MSCDEX that came with WFW.

Hope this helps....  Nigel

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From: ANDREW BARNHARDT                       Number: 15
  To: STEWART ROTHMAN                          Date: 03/27/94  5:43a
Subj: Beware                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

)- Stewart Rothman wrote about 'Beware':

 SR> I found him almost incapable of telling the truth. His packages were
 SR> constantly postmarked four and five days after he told me they were
 SR> shipped, and as I said usually with wrong cables and parts.

I found the exact same thing myself.  I ordered a package early (11 am) and
was told that it would be sent off later that day.  It didn't arrive here
until 3 or 4 weeks later.  I thought it may have been just the mail, but the
mail ain't that bad.

 SR> He would never have any prices that would entice me to deal with him
 SR> again. Even if you get the amount of the order refunded, he'll stick
 SR> you with the shipping charges, even when the problem was of his doing.
 SR> He sounds so honest and friendly on the phone, but after you've been
 SR> stung by his stories, they begin to appear quite shallow!

I know what you mean.  He sounded very friendly on the phone and gave me all
the information that I asked for.. too easily.  I think he may have actually
said at one point that he was going to get the CDs that I was ordering so he
could give me some more info on the duplication rates.  Evidently he just
made up some figures and managed to suck me in.  I see now that he's back
and advertising again in this echo.  For a millisecond I was tempted to ask
him about some prices.. but once bitten, twice shy I'm going to keep away
from the creep.

= Andrew B.
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From: SEBASTIEN JOANIS                       Number: 16
  To: ARNIE GROSS                              Date: 03/27/94  7:40a
Subj: 3 ROMs for $10 ???                      Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

I'm interested.  Would it be possible for you to post a complete catalog of
your invertory?  Here's my mailing address so you can send me your list.  I
just got my CD-rom, and I'm really excited about getting CDs for it.

Sebastien Joanis
23 Terrasse Chavoin #715
Hull, Quebec, Canada
J8Z 1V9

Thanks!



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From: MERLE COLDWELL                         Number: 17
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/26/94  1:54p
Subj: Top Drawer-Bottom Drawer                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Okay everbody,
        I took advice of a dealer and purchased Top Drawer CD ROM. I don't
think this is the disk for me! On second thought I KNOW it's not. I have spent
several hours trying to set this up the way I want it. I was just ready to try
something else and decided.....why? I'm using EZRom Door and have no trouble
setting up other disks, it's a snap.
        Soooo.......anyone want to trade me something? Pier 4, Cream of the
Crop, Night Owl 11.1 or 12 or pretty much any GOOD BBS ready XXXXXXXX although
I already have Flame.
        I need to get some files up for my users before I lose them.

Now, off topic..who knows of a Door for Online Store that doesn't need Credit
Cards. I don't seem to find a BBS Carrier for ANY Credit Cards!

Anxious in Tualatin, Oregon
Merle

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From: BOB BREED                              Number: 18
  To: ELIZABETH RODIER                         Date: 03/26/94  3:20p
Subj: PHOTO CD'S                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 ER> There is a nice program on Corel Professional Photos CD-ROM Sampler.
 ER> Or try Image Commander which does slide shows of all kinds of images in
 ER> common use.
    Huummm, never heard of Image Commander; tell me more. Is it
dos or windows? Shareware, or who??? Does it really show Photo CD
on a clear screen -- just as VPIC does with GIFs?


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From: STAN HUNTTING                          Number: 19
  To: SIGI RINDLER                             Date: 03/27/94 11:58a
Subj: LANGUAGE SOFTWARE                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Quoting SIGI RINDLER:

SR>I have input many standard sentences for certain
SR>subjects and flields. Works fine for my needs!
SR>I also use a CD whichh is called "Languages of the World"

It sounds more interesting all the time. But, did you say what the name
of the program is, and where it comes from? If so, I missed it. Also,
can you tell me the name of the supplier with the best price? I have a
small Freischilling Kanto with Reifeisenbank in Oesterreich that I use
for occasional European purchases, so a direct purchase in OS, DM or SF
is not out of the question.

I would also be interested in access to the "standard sentences" of
colloquial usage that you say you have added. Is there an exchange,
formal or otherwise, of such libraries? Perhaps, through a users group,
or even an email conference? I am particularly interested in those
subsets of the language that are used in Bergsport and information
technology (quite a combination, nicht war?).

Could you comment on the relative usefulness of Languages of the World?
And, do you know the CD, Dictionaries and Languages? Oh, and what takes
you to Tokyo? And, where is home?

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From: STAN HUNTTING                          Number: 20
  To: PATTY PICKETT                            Date: 03/27/94 11:58a
Subj: CD, SCSI, SOUND,  MIDI                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Quoting PATTY PICKETT:

PP>SH> With  only a single slot left, I would like to choose
PP>SH> a sound board that  offers support for a SCSI CDROM drive
PP>SH> and enough MIDI capability to  hook up an Ensonic electronic
PP>SH> piano.

PP>SH> What single board will do this best? Oh... did I fail to
PP>SH> mention that  I'm on a tight budget?   ...Thanks for the
PP>SH> help.

PP>    The SoundBlaster 16 SCSI will do what you're looking for, Stan.

Thanks, Patty. That's the board I've been leaning toward. But, the new
PC Mag just arrived with a full review of sound boards, and the features
of the Cardinal board seem to fit at least as well. Although, the
comments about sound quality leave me a little cool on the Cardinal. Do
you (or, anyone else listening in) have any experience with that sound
board?

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From: JEREMY WATSON                          Number: 21
  To: JOE RINEHART                             Date: 03/27/94  4:23a
Subj: Free 1560+ cd's catalog!                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

*** Quoting Joe Rinehart to All dated 03-15-94 ***
> >For 1,560+ CD-Titles & lowest prices, get our NEW catalog...
> Please e-mail your request for a printed copy to:
> Fido: 1:157/479.0 - RBBS: 8:965/13 - Kesher: 18:711/176 - WWIV:  2@2659
> Discover why others copy us....|No fancy slogans, just true service....
> Joe Rinehart / config.sys, Inc.|Voice: [phone] or 296.4446 24hrs
> P.O. Box 27, Kent, Ohio 44240  |BBS/Fax: [phone] - 23hrs 16.8k ZYX
> Internet: [e-mail]       |>>>>>>INTERNATIONAL ORDERS WELCOME<<<<<
> NORTH AMERICAN TOLL-FREE ORDERS 1.800.6CONFIG (626.6344)  24HOURS 7DAYS
> ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED in addition to ATM checking accounts
>
    Can you please put a copy of that catalog on hold for me?  Or send it to
1:353/270 FidoNet

         tHe nOiD

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From: ANGELLO HUONG                          Number: 22
  To: NIGEL HUNT                               Date: 03/24/94 11:47p
Subj: Re: SB16 AND CD ROM PROBLEM?            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

NH>Hi All,

NH>I have a SB 16 and a Matushita CD rom drive (Bought as a complete kit) The
NH>prblem is that games like Mad Dog McCree makes popping noises when they spea
NH>This is not noticed on my friends PAS 16
NH>I also know of other people with the same problem I have but no-one seems to
NH>know how to solve it.

I have the same problem with Return to Zork.  I think that it's the game
program code that causes it since I can play the audio track on my
CD-Rom music player and hear the same sounds but without the popping.
Check some BBS's for a possible update patch.
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From: MICHAEL KELLY                          Number: 23
  To: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                       Date: 03/25/94 11:21a
Subj: 8086 CPU W/ CDROM                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On (16 Mar 94) Brice Fleckenstein wrote to Michael Kelly...

 BF> > LM> There is *no* reason in the world why an 8086 (or the later 286
 BF> > LM> version of the model 30) can't support a CD-ROM drive.
 BF>
 BF> >There is a very good reason.  Most 8088/6 machines only supported
 BF> 8-bit
 BF> >expansion cards.
 BF>
 BF>  That is NOT a good reason - many CD-ROM drives use an 8-bit card for
 BF> their
 BF> interface, especially older models like the Mitsumi LU-002.

That is a very *GOOD* reason.  Most CD-ROM drives made today are 16-bit!
Certainly the older models will be 8-bit, of course.  But my statement was
intended to reflect what he could expect should he purchase a CD-ROM drive
from Computer Shopper, the local Egghead software or even here in this echo.
You and I could purchase the top 10 CD-ROM drives currently available and
nine out of ten would require 16-bit interface.

Merely because you have found a "sole" and "rare" exception to my above
statement, does not disprove the point of my general statement.

... Clinton as President.......has America reached the bottom of the barrel?

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From: PATTY PICKETT                          Number: 24
  To: JOHN PRITCHARD                           Date: 03/25/94 11:35p
Subj: NEC 3Xp ?                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

John Pritchard wrote in a message to All:

JP>   How good is the NEC 3Xp CD-ROM drive?
JP> I have a 486 with an IDE Maxtor HD and a SoundBlaster 16
JP> card.  Would I have any problems using the 3Xp?

    3xp?  I thought they only came in the 3xe and 3xi flavours.  I have the 3xi
and I'm very satisfied with it despite the fact that it's a bit overkill due to
the fact that I'm having to currently use the OS/2 drivers for the CDR-84.
It's running on a SB-16 SCSI adapter and works fine.


                      --)@  Patty  @(--

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From: PATTY PICKETT                          Number: 25
  To: TIM SMITH                                Date: 03/25/94 11:38p
Subj: Help!                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Tim Smith wrote in a message to All:

TS> Can someone tell me how to connect my 2 486's together so I
TS> can share the CDROM and printer?

    The printer is rather easy as it's a serial or parallel device and there
are quite a few 'boxes' out that allow that type of peripheral sharing.  For
the CD-ROM however, you're going to need some type of network software and
hardware (network cards, cables and the like).  Your best bet might be
something like Personal Netware which reputedly comes with Novell DOS 7.

                      --)@  Patty  @(--

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From: DALE A COOK                            Number: 26
  To: BRIAN HOGMAN                             Date: 03/27/94  2:54p
Subj: Packard Bell                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 BH> Mike,
 BH>    I had the same problem with the Packard Bell I bought (and
 BH> subsequently returned it to the store)... If it's the Legend 2000 model
 BH> (Multi-Media system) and has a modem card about the size of a credit
 BH> card, to disable it, simply pull it out of the machine. Once
 BH> disconnected, the computer doesn't recognize it anymore.

 BH> If that isn't the case, the number for Packard Bell Customer/TEch
 BH> support can be found in the envelope that the start up disks came in.
 BH> It's NOWHERE in the sorry manual that they gave you.


        First thing you need to do is to get rid of PACKARD BELL
        ALLTOGETHER!!!!!!

                I personally had more than enough trouble with that stuff!



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From: BOB NYE                                Number: 27
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/22/94  9:39p
Subj: Ms Cd's For Sale                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


MicroSoft CD's for Sale.  The following CD's are just taking up room on
my desk.

MicroSoft Dinousaurs.  An Interactive Journey into the world of
Dinousaurs.  Yep its the latest and greatest.  Opened....35.00

MicroSoft Musical Instruments.  An Interactive Journey into the World of
Musical Instruments. Brand new, less then month old......35.00

MicroSoft Cinemania 94.  Interactive Movie Guide. .......35.00

MicroSoft Bookshelf CD-ROM Reference Library.  1993 Multimedia Editon.
Bookshelf includes these popular volumes.  The Concise Columbia
Encyclopedia.  The American Heritage Dictonary, Roget's II Electronic
Thesaurus, Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, the Concise Columbia
Dictionary of Quotations, and the Hammond Atlas. .........80.00

Call or write Bob at.


... Bob Nye [phone] Voice, or BBS [phone] (1:133/1510)
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From: DEREK WALDROOP                         Number: 28
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/22/94  9:28p
Subj: Cdd-521 Recorder And Soft               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 @SUBJECT:CDD-521 Recorder and softare (Phillips Unit)                N
Hey everyone, I have a Phillips 521 CD/CD ROM Burn in unit and am
looking for some software to run it on Windows instead of the Mac, if
anyone can help me out, I will gladly burn in 4 CD-Rom discs , whatever
you want or need to have put on or Archived as a gift for helping me
out.If you know of the software or can loan a copy or demo, leave a
message at 919-1337 anytime. Thanks

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From: JOHN CRAM                              Number: 29
  To: PERRY                                    Date: 03/26/94  2:31p
Subj: program                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

hi perry it me again
perry do you any programs that will check your chips.
on the computer. and tell you which one's are good or bad.
my friend john leach say there a program that can do this
this tere one round on any bbs or do you have a program on you system
that can check for bad chips.
please let me will you sir as soon as you fine out .
thank you .again for all your help in the pass.
bye.


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From: BERNIE BOTTARI                         Number: 30
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 03/27/94  7:55a
Subj: Catalog                                 Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

If you have a catalog could you please send it to or if I can FREQ/download it.
Can you give me a price on Groliers V6 MPC/WIN.

Bernie Bottari
2818 South Ford Dr.
Hatfield, PA 19440

Thanx

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From: CHARLIE JARMAN                         Number: 31
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/26/94 10:00a
Subj: CD-ROM Discs                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


                     Leap Enteprises CD-ROM Disc Catalog
                                     for
                                 March, 1994

 1001 Utilities (New)..........12.00 Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing...21.00
 20th Century Almanac..........24.00 Mayo Clinic...................23.00
 501 Sound Waves 1.............17.00 Mega Clipart..................19.00
 7th Guest.....................40.00 Microsoft Bookshelf '93 (MPC).48.00
 ACS Selectware................10.00  * Contact LEAP ENTERPRISES for all
 Adventures from Heaven (New!).16.00          your CD-ROM needs.
 Aircraft Encyclopedia.........31.00 Middle East Diary.............31.00
 Amazon Rainforest.............16.00 MIDI Music Shop...............19.00
 America's Premiere Shareware..17.00 Mirror-Mirror.................15.00
 American Bus. Phonebook '93...21.00 Mixed Up Mother Goose.........22.00
 American Vista Atlas..........28.00 Monsoon.......................16.00
 Aminet Amiga..................15.00 Mother Earth v2...............28.50
 Anecdotes.....................17.00 Mount Everest.................16.00
 Ankor Wat.....................15.00 MPC Wizard....................13.00
 Animals MPC San Diego Zoo.....21.00 Multimedia Computer Tutor.....23.00
 Arthur's Teacher Trouble......26.00 National Geographic Mammals...23.00
 Astonishing Asia..............33.00 National Parks................23.00
 Audubon's Birds...............19.00 Newsweek Interactive (New)....23.00
 Audubon's Mammals.............19.00 Night Owl 6...................19.00
 Bakers Dozen..................15.00 Night Owl 7...................20.00
 Battle Chess Enhanced.........29.00 Night Owl 8...................21.00
 Beauty and the Beast..........19.00 Night Owl 9...................22.00
 Beyond the Wall of Stars......22.00 Night Owl 10..................25.00
 Bible Library.................28.00 Night Owl 11..................33.00
 Bibles & Religion.............12.00 Night Owl Business............23.00
 Brain Drain...................15.00 North American Fax Book.......31.00
 Business Assistant............12.00 Officer's Bookcase............32.00
 Business Master...............18.00 Oldies But Goodies............13.50
 C User's Group Library........26.00 Our Solar System..............13.00
 California Collection.........16.00 PC Animation Festival.........23.00
 Career Opportunities..........28.50 PC Gameroom...................28.00
 Carmen SanDiego World Deluxe..24.00 PC-SIG 11.....................18.00
 CD CAD........................23.00 PC-SIG 12.....................22.00
 CD Deluxe Pack (4 MPC Titles).38.00 PC Gameroom...................23.00
 CD Storytime..................20.00 PC Home & Bus. Collect........18.00
 Chessmaster 3000 (MPC) Enh....19.00 Peter and the Wolf............17.00
 CIA World Fact Book...........20.00 Peter's Alphabet Adventure....23.00
 CICA Windows Shareware........15.00 Peter's Magic Adventure.......23.00
 Clipart Galore................24.50 Peter's Numbers Adventure.....22.00
 Clipart Goliath...............13.00 Pharmacists' Guide to Drugs...32.00
 Clipart Heaven................18.00 Phoenix 3.0...................16.00
 Clipart Warehouse (New).......13.00 Pinacotheca Multimedia........22.00
 Clipmedia Macromind...........22.00 Pixel Garden..................31.00
 Coates Art Rev. Impressionism.31.00 Pixel Perfect Graphics........24.00
 Color Magic Clipart (New).....24.00 Plant Doctor..................32.00
 Complete Bookshelf............13.00 Playing w/ Language (English).23.50
 Composer Quest................28.00 Playing w/ Language (French)..23.50
 Compton's Family Encyclopedia.67.00 Playing w/ Language (German)..23.50
 Compton's Fam. Choice Edu.....24.00 Playing w/ Language (Japanse).23.50
 Compton's Interactive 92 Upgd.93.00 Playing w/ Language (Spanish).23.50
 Computer Ref. Lib (NEW).......13.00 Power Tools...................19.00
 Consumer Information Disc.....31.00 Programmers' ROM..............31.00
 Cookbook Heaven...............18.00 Project Guttenburg............19.00
 Crossword Cracker.............20.00 ProPhone 1992.................44.00
 Cybergenic Ranger.............20.00 ProPhone 1993 Business........27.00
 Dagger of Amon Ra.............29.00 Publique Art..................31.00
 Danger Hot Stuff! 1...........18.00 Publish It! 2.0...............22.00
 Danger Hot Stuff! 2...........24.00 Pyramids.... .................16.00
 Data Made Easy................22.00 QRZ Ham Radio.................15.00
 Daytime Express...............22.00 Reader's Library..............24.00
 Deathstar Arcade Battles......13.00 Reel Clips....................22.00
 Desert Storm..................22.00 Resource Lib. Audio...........22.00
 Desktop Publishers Dream......29.00 Resource Lib. Graphics........22.00
 Dictionaries & Language.......13.00 Roger Ebert Movie Companion...33.00
 Dictionary of Living World....31.00 Sci-Fi........................24.00
 Dinosaur Adventure............29.00 Scouting Report '92...........31.00
 Dinosaurs!....................29.00 Secret Weapons of Luftwaffe...22.00
 Dr. Games.....................15.00 Shakespeare...................17.00
 Dr. Music.....................15.00 Shareware 1993................24.00
 Dr. Shareware Gold............15.00 Shareware Avalanche...........29.00
 Dr. Windows...................15.00 Shareware Extrvgnza (4 discs).48.00
  * We have many more titles avail-  Shareware Galore..............25.00
    able. Contact us with your list  Shareware Gold 2 Vol2.........28.00
 Ecoquest......................29.00 Shareware Heaven..............18.00
 Education Master..............19.00 Shareware Online..............28.00
 Electronic Home Library.......28.00 Shareware Overload............13.00
 Electronic Lib. of Art Renn1..28.00 Shareware Studio 2............22.50
 Electronic Lib. of Art Renn2..28.00 Shareware Tiger...............25.00
 Electronic Lib. of W. Art.....28.00 Sherlock Holmes Cons. Det.....24.00
 Encyclopedia of Clipart.......25.00 Sherlock Holmes on disc (CMC).18.00
 Encyclopedia of Sound.........13.00  * FREE Shipping on 6 or more discs
 European Monarchs.............30.00 Simtel 20 MS-DOS..............14.00
 Family Doctor.................23.00 Sleeping Beauty (New).........16.00
 Family Education Collect.20...23.00 So Much Screenware............26.50
 Fonts for the Professional....29.00 So Much Shareware 2...........18.00
 Font Master 1.................14.00 So Much Shareware 3 (New).....23.00
 Font Master 2.................19.00 So Much Space (New)...........23.00
 Food Analyst..................34.00 Software Vault 1..............18.00
 Fractal Tools 3...............31.00 Software Vault 2 (All 93).....22.00
 Fresh Arte....................31.00 Sophisticated Sante Fe........23.00
 Futura........................16.00 Sound for Windows.............25.00
 Game Arena....................13.00 Sound Library ACS.............13.00
 Game Master...................18.00 Sound Sensations..............13.00
 Games 1993....................23.00 Source Code CD................19.00
 Garbo MS-DOS/Mac..............14.00 Space Adventure...............24.00
 Gardening (New!)..............13.00 Space Quest 4.................19.00
 GIF Galaxy (New!).............23.00 Space Series Apollo...........31.00
 GIF's Galore..................14.00 Space Shuttle (New)...........24.00
 GIGA Games....................22.00 Sports Best...................20.00
 Golf for Windows..............45.00 Sports Illustrated Almanac....23.00
  * Shipping is extra. NC Residents  Sprite OS.....................15.00
         add 6% Sales Tax.           Stellar 7.....................19.00
 Great Cities Vol. 1...........21.00 Straight from Heaven (New)....17.00
 Great Cities Vol. 2...........22.00 Super Clipart.................24.00
 Great Wonders-Man Made (WIN)..44.00 Super CD......................14.00
 Grolier's MPC Ency 6.0 (New!).44.00 Super CD 2....................19.00
 Guinness Disc of Records 93...23.00 Talking Classic Tales.........29.00
 Gus Goes to Cybertown.........20.00 Talking Jungle Safari.........29.00
 HAM Radio 3.0.................13.00 Technotools...................13.00
 Hamware 1993..................22.00 Tempra Access Photo Software..18.00
 Herald Tribune Trvl Guide.....28.00 Terrorist Group Profiles......31.00
 Hobbes OS/2 Archive...........15.00 The Orient....................32.00
  * Call us [phone] 8:30-5 M-F Timetable of Arts/Entertain...23.00
 Holy Bible/Christian Shrewre..19.00 Timetable of Business/Politic.23.00
  * OR call The Leap BBS anytime at  Timetable of History/Science..23.00
  [phone] & leave a [C]omment  Too Many Typefonts............13.00
  to the SysOp. 24/7 2400-14400 USR  Top 2000+ Shareware...........23.00
 House of Games................19.00 Total Baseball................22.00
 Inca Ruins....................16.00 Trans Syberian Railway........16.00
 Interactive Storytime v1......21.00 True Type Explosion...........20.00
 Interactive Storytime v2......21.00 U.S. Atlas v3.0...............19.00
 Interactive Storytime v3......24.00 U.S. Atlas w/ Automap.........23.00
 Int'l Business/Economic Atlas.21.00 U.S. Civics Fed. Citizenship..31.50
 Island Designs................16.00 U.S. History..................24.00
 Jazz: A Multimedia History....34.00 U.S. Presidents...............31.00
   * Call for bulk order pricing *   U.S. Wars: Civil War..........27.00
 Jets & Props..................23.00 U.S. Wars: Korea..............27.00
 Jokes & Pranks................13.00 U.S. Wars: Vietnam............27.00
 Jones in the Fast Lane........20.00 U.S. Wars: WWII...............27.00
 Just Fonts....................19.00 Ultimate Shareware Collect.2..23.00
 KGB World Fact Book...........31.00 VGA Spectrum 1................13.00
 King's Quest V................19.00 VGA Spectrum 2................19.00
 Klotski.......................30.00 Wild Places...................17.00
 Kodak Photo CD Access.........18.00 Win Platinum..................18.00
 La Colleccion (Spanish).......19.00 Window Master.................19.00
 Language Discovery............22.00 Windoware.....................13.00
 Languages of the World........34.00 Windows 1993..................24.00
 Learning Adventure............13.00 Windows Shareware Gold 2......27.00
 Learning Heaven (New!)........17.00 Wing Commander/Ultima VI......22.00
 Library of the Future 1.......40.00 Winware v3....................23.00


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From: CHARLIE JARMAN                         Number: 32
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/26/94 10:00a
Subj: CD-ROM Discs                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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 Libris Britannia..............37.00 World Atlas MPC...............19.00
 Linux (New)...................28.00 World of Flight...............27.00
 Loom..........................21.00 World of Trains...............27.00
 Macmillan Dict. Children......28.00 World Traveler................13.00
 Magazine Rack.................28.00 World View....................18.00
 Mantis........................22.00 World Vista Atlas.............30.50
 Mario is Missing Deluxe.......23.00 X11/GNU.......................22.00
 Mario is Missing D/Generation.26.00
 Mario is Missing & World Atl..22.00    More titles available. Contact us
                                        with your wishlist.
       BRAND NEW TITLES
         ------------
 America Alive.................21.00 Art Appeal Vol1 (Business)....22.00
 Art Appeal Vol2 (Govt,Ind)....22.00 Art Apperl Vol3 (Edu,Leisure).22.00
 Asia Alive....................21.00 Baseball Cards (Front Row)....25.00
 Dinosaur Safari CMC...........26.00 Europe Alive..................20.00
 Mars: The Search Begins.......21.00 MS Dinosaurs (OEM)............46.00
 Multimedia Mania..............15.00 New View of Space.............21.00
 Super Type Master Library.....25.00 Video Cube Space..............19.00


         Shipping is $4.00 for 1-3 discs; $6.00 4-10 discs. NC Residents
         add 6%.
                 Charlie

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From: CHARLIE JARMAN                         Number: 33
  To: GREG STEWART                             Date: 03/26/94 10:28a
Subj: CD-ROM Dealers/Resellrs W               Refer: NONE
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The prolific Greg Stewart postulated to All about CD-ROM Dealers/Resellrs W...


  GS> Attention all Adult CD-ROM Dealers!!!!
  GS> A new adult CD is on its way!

  GS> Preview Disc is available...

  GS> For more info please call

         Greg,
              Please netmail info on disc and instructions for obtaining
              preview disc to Charlie Jarman at 1:3628/17. Thanks,
                                                                 Charlie

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From: CHARLIE JARMAN                         Number: 34
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/26/94  4:30p
Subj: CD-ROM Drives                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No



         This is the March, 1994 update of Leap Enterprises
                      CD-ROM Drive Price List:


   CD-ROM   (E)= External  (I)= Internal  OS/2= Confirmed compat.
  ---------
 NEC-
     CDR-55 Dbl. spin SCSI2...................$235.00
        350ms access/300k Xfer/64k buffer;
        MPC2

     CDR-84-1 (I) Dbl. spin SCSI..............$309.00
        280ms access/300k Xfer/256k buffer;
        PhotoCD; MPC1; Mac; OS/2

     CDR-500 (I) TRIPLE SPIN SCSI.............$499.00\
        Below 200ms/256k buffer; PhotoCD              \Triple
                                                      /Spin
     CDR-510 (I) Triple Spin SCSI2............$429.00/   /
        195ms access/450k Xfer/256k buffer;             /
        MPC2                                           /
                                                      /
     CDR-600 (E) TRIPLE SPIN SCSI.............$589.00/
        Below 200ms/256k buffer; PhotoCD

     CDR-900 (I) ** QUADRUPLE SPIN ** SCSI....$999.00  Quadruple Spin!
        Below 200ms/Blazing fast!

 Hitachi-
     CDR-6700 (I) Dbl. spin Hitachi bus or AT.$435.00
        260ms access/300k Xfer/128k buffer;
        PhotoCD

     CDR-6750 (I) Dbl. spin SCSI..............$439.00
        260ms access/300k Xfer/128k buffer;
        PhotoCD

     CDR-4000E Tower System with 4 CDR-6700...$2699.00 Tower system!

 Sony-
     CDU-33A (I) Dbl. spin AT Bus.............$199.00
        320ms access/300k Xfer/64k buffer;
        MPC2

     CDU-535 (I) Sony bus.....................$275.00
        340ms access/150k xfer/8k buffer;
        XA compliant w/opt. kit

     CDU-561 (I) Dbl. spin SCSI2..............$309.00
        265ms access/300k Xfer/256k buffer;
        PhotoCD; OS/2; MPC2

     CDU-7205/N (E) Sony bus..................$445.00
        340ms access; XA compliant w/opt. kit

 Philips-
     CDD521 600MB RECORDER w/o software.......$4249.00 CD-RECORDER!
        Dbl. spin; Multiformats

 Panasonic-
     CR-522B (I) * Includes AT I/F............$174.00 *LOW PRICE*
        390ms access/150k Xfer;64k buffer;
        PhotoCD

     CR-562B (I) * Includes AT I/F............$229.00
        320ms access/200k Xfer/64k buffer;
        PhotoCD; MPC2

 Texel DM3021 SCSI............................$169.00 *LOW PRICE*
        340ms access/150k Xfer/64k buffer;
        MPC

 Texel DM3024 SCSI2...........................$279.00
        265ms access/300k Xfer/64k buffer;
        MPC2

 Texel DM3028 (I) SCSI2.......................$309.00
        240ms access/335k Xfer/64k buffer;
        PhotoCD

 Teac CD-50 (I) Dbl. spin SCSI2...............$299.00
        265ms access/335k Xfer/64k buffer;
        PhotoCD; MPC2

 Toshiba 3401B (I) Dbl. spin SCSI.............$369.00
        200ms access/330k Xfer/256k buffer;
        PhotoCD

 MM Intergrated (I) Dbl. Spin AT Bus..........$199.00
        350ms access/300k Xfer/64k buffer;
        MPC2 *Includes AT BUS*

     Other models available. We also carry over 350 CD-ROM disc titles
   for your pleasure, education and reference.

     Trantor T130 8bit SCSI card = $55.00 = Works with MANY CD-ROM drives

                                         1:3628/17.0
                                           Charlie



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From: JAMES POLLOCK                          Number: 35
  To: EDWARD CROUSER                           Date: 03/26/94  2:37p
Subj: Re: CR 562-B & 563-B                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Edward Crouser to Lindsay Mckeon <=-

 EC> Access time is the BIGGEST difference to the perceived speed of a
 EC> CDROM drive (in my opinion). Transfer rate is only great when playing
 EC> video or copyi files from a CD. A Cache helps too!
If I had a choice, I'd take higher transfer rate over faster access time any
day.  On a file of any significant size, the drive makes up in faster transfer
what it lost in access time.  Of course, that's not the tradeoff.  With high-
performance SCSI drives, you get both, with the Matsushita drive you get higher
transfer rate but not much improvement in access time.  The fastest SCSI drive
I've seen has an access time of 200ms, the Matsushita CR-562-B has an access
time of 320ms, a difference of 120ms, or 1/8th of a second.  This means that
for every 480 files you access, you will lose about 1 minute.  This can be
defeated if the drive is optimized, as many MPC titles are; the disc is set
up in such a way that the next file needed is right near the access head when
the previous file is completed, which cuts down the access time considerably.
(this is the equivalent of running PCTools Compress and Directory Sort.



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From: JAMES POLLOCK                          Number: 36
  To: DANNY TONG                               Date: 03/26/94  2:39p
Subj: Re: Delivery                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Danny Tong to Mike Shannon <=-

 MS> I do NOT trust the U.S. Postal Service because of their poor track
 MS> record...I prefer to use a private carrier like Fedex, especially

 DT> I thought FedEx was part of the US Postal Service.
No, in fact, the Postal Service will sue your company if it uses FedEx
instead of first-class mail for what it determines is non-urgent material.
FACT!



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From: JAMES POLLOCK                          Number: 37
  To: JONATHAN CHAU                            Date: 03/26/94  2:42p
Subj: Re: sharing                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Jonathan Chau to Tim Smith <=-

 JC> On 03-23-1994, TIM SMITH spoke to ALL regarding sharing...

 TS> Can anyone tell me how to hook my 2 486's together so I can share
 TS> my cdrom and printer?

 JC> Install Windows for Workgroups.

Or Novell DOS 7, or Netware Lite, or LANtastic, or even laplink can do some
functions.



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From: MIKE GERVASI                           Number: 38
  To: EDWARD CROUSER                           Date: 03/27/94  5:25p
Subj: VIDEO FOR WINDOWS                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Then it happened......Edward Crouser says
EC    Basically it looks like your problem lies with Windows. Make sure
ECyou aren't running anything else in the background since Windows is such
ECa piece of crap of a "Operating Environment" that it can't handle
ECmultimedia worth crap. My suggestion? Try OS/2 for Windows. :>

  I am running OS/2 FOr WIndows and while I agree it is sleeker, it still
uses Windows. For Multimedia I actually get BETTER performance for Video
and that sort running Windows under MS-DOS, than under OS/2.


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From: CHRISTIAN BARTSCH                      Number: 39
  To: ANDY HERRMANN                            Date: 03/26/94  2:31p
Subj: MTMCDE.SYS                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 >     I'm sure this has probably been answered 10 million times,
 > but I'd appreciate an answer.  How can I load MTMCDE.SYS into
 > high memory?  RAMBOOT won't do it, QEMM won't do it..  I don't
hmm,what version do you use and what DOS ????
using mtmcde 2.02b and ms-dos 6.2 i simply DEVICEHIGH it out of my valuable
640k base RAM !


Christian

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From: CHRISTIAN BARTSCH                      Number: 40
  To: TODD OSTRER                              Date: 03/26/94  2:34p
Subj: Adult Cd-Rom List:!                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 >   Visa, Mastercard Accepted!
goooooood :-)

 >  *    W O R L D      W I D E      S H I P P I N G    *
even better


 > World Wide Shipping Via
 > Federal Express:
not so good,their next branch is thousands ;-) of miles away :-(

 > Visa, Mastercard, Check, Money Orders Accepted:
 > International Orders Please ask for Current shipping Rates.
yep,please tell me !


Christian

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From: CHRISTIAN BARTSCH                      Number: 41
  To: TODD OSTRER                              Date: 03/26/94  2:37p
Subj: Adult Cd-Rom List:!                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > ------------------------------------------
 >  INFO/ORDERS..........503-257-7255..24hrs   World Wide Shipping
 > Via
 >  BBS (Line 1) ........503-257-7264..24hrs   Federal Express:
 > Call Our BB
 >  BBS (Line 2).........503-257-7341..24hrs   For our Huge Catalog
 > of Over
 >  ORDERS ONLY!       1-800-400-7255..24hrs   * 1100 * Titles,and
 > Descript

you happen to have a FAX too ?????
i cant dial your 1-800 from europe and i am NOT going to phone for this order
:-)

Christian

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From: DAVID PITCHER                          Number: 42
  To: SCOTT GRAHAM                             Date: 03/27/94  5:32p
Subj: Re: Game called myst                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

In a message to DAVID PITCHER <03-25-94 07:52>, SCOTT GRAHAM writes:


  SG> OK, just enter the number  into the box on the
  SG> wall  and watch the water.  You can try the other number codes, but
  SG> they don't  have anything important to do with the game.  (The number
  SG> pannel is right  next to the note, just click around.)
  SG>
  SG>

 Scott, Thanks for the help, gonna have to look for that box, I never saw it
 and thought the note is the only thing in there.

                                       David


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From: DAVID PITCHER                          Number: 43
  To: MIKE BUTSCH                              Date: 03/27/94  5:32p
Subj: Re: Lawnmower Man                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

In a message to ALL <03-25-94 20:35>, MIKE BUTSCH writes:

  MB>
  MB> Printer...but there are NO 256 colors.  I hope that someone has the
  MB> power do punish these idiots by LAW. Baker & Taylor has the exklusive
  MB> rignts for that game in the USA and i think
  MB>

 That game was a waste of my time, all that hype for nothing more than 16
 color cheesy graphics. I am just happy that I purchased it at an
 esatablishment that accepted returns. I have tried contacting the maker and
 never revieved and asnwer back. The Better Business Bureau suggeted I write,
 but  I still did not recieve a phoen call or letter.

                     David


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From: DAVID JEFFERY                          Number: 44
  To: TIM SMITH                                Date: 03/26/94  8:10p
Subj: HELP!                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

TIM SMITH said to ALL  on 03-25-94:

TS>Can someone tell me how to connect my 2 486's together so I can share
TS>the CDROM and printer?

Windows for Workgroups will let you share those devices.

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From: JOHANNES BERTORP                       Number: 45
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  2:30p
Subj: Windows Shareware CD-ROM                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


I am searching for some. *NEW* Windows ShareWare CD-ROM's. If would be nice if
they were dated after 1/1-94, I don't want old files/programs. I'm running
Remote Access 2.01 so it good if the CD's includes FILES.BBS listings or
something similar. It IS important is that they ARE NOT too expensive!!

The following is what I want the CD's to contain:

* Utilities
* Programs
* Shells
* Games
* Nice games
* TrueType Fonts
+ Other nice stuff

I'm also interested in other Windows CD's.

Please answer in this Echo-area. As you see, i am not yet in the official
nodelist, that's the swedish coordinator fault, not mine :) If you want, you
can also answer by NetMail to 2:201/0


Regards

Johannes Bertorp

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From: JEFF PATTEN                            Number: 46
  To: JOHN THOMPSON                            Date: 03/26/94 10:09a
Subj: Magneto-Optical disks                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


 JT> Magneto-optical disks are not CD-ROMs; the optical part is a
 JT> laser that heats the magnetic medium above it's curie point,
 JT> then the magentic recording head can magentize it like a
 JT> regular disk.  The information is read with a magnetic head
 JT> (like a regular disk), not a laser, like a CD.  The

    Correction -- MO drives use a lower power laser (than the write laser) to
read the disk.  Any magnetic head in the unit is used only for erase/write
operations.  The special magnetic layer will rotate polarized light in opposite
directions depending on its magnetic polarity.  The read optics detect the
change in rotation as the signal.

Jeff

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From: SAM FIGUEROA                           Number: 47
  To: JOSE VISBAL                              Date: 03/21/94 10:21p
Subj: Trade/CD-Games                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JV>Games:
JV>Lexi cross                                $ 10.00
JV>Might and Magic  (clouds of xeen)           23.00
JV>Kings Quest V                               20.00
JV>Star Trek  (25th Anniversary)               20.00
JV>Space Quest IV                              19.00
JV>LHX Attack Chopper                          10.00
JV>Mixed up Mother Goose                       10.00
JV>Spectre                                     20.00
JV>A-10 Tank Killer                            10.00
JV>The Battle of Britain                       10.00
JV>Gunboat (river combat sim)                  10.00
JV>F-15 Strike Eagle II  plus
JV>Operation Desert storm Scenario             20.00
JV>Falcon 3.0                                  20.00
JV>Expert Landscape                            10.00
JV>Ultrabots                                   20.00
JV>F-19 stealth Fighter                        15.00
JV>Das boot (german u-boat sim)                10.00
JV>Wing Commander                              15.00

JV>All in boxes and Programs are in excellent condition   Make offer.....

JV>CD-ROMS
JV>Rebel Assault CD       Boxed + REG.Card      Trade For ?    * pending
JV>Adult Sampler   from New Machine Publishing  Trade for ?    * pending
JV>Night OWL 11                                 Trade for ?
JV>Carmem Sandiego ( where in the world is )    Trade for ?
JV>Test Drive CD (windos Fall 1993)             Trade for ?

JV>Selectware CD The ultimate Software Demonstration System For Dos,Windows
JV>and Multimedia Products...Plus opticdigest a CD-ROM on screen Magazine.
JV>all for a trade........


JV>--- Blue Wave/RA v2.12 [NR]
JV> * Origin: The Moody Blues BBS, Graham, WA  [phone] (1:138/155)
 If Rebel Assault Falls though, would ya take a trade for it? How about
 Kings Quest 6 on cd? Or how about that for NOWL11? I have some more
 cd's that might interest ya if ya want to hear more?


                        Thanks,
                                Sam Figueroa


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From: SAM FIGUEROA                           Number: 48
  To: JAMES POLLOCK                            Date: 03/26/94  6:19p
Subj: Re: BUSTY BABES                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

James,
        When ya get some more discs that ya wanna trade let me know? Got any
adult discs?

                                Thanks,
                                                Sam Figueroa


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From: DEREK STUTSMAN                         Number: 49
  To: JEROEN VANDEZANDE                        Date: 03/27/94  1:43p
Subj: Rebel Assault + Ultrasound              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JV>you wrote some time ago:

 > Yep.  The problem is not with your GUS, it's the game speed.  If you
 >
 > computer is being bogged down, the sound slurs.  This occurs with al
 > sound
 > cards, not just your GUS.  Try cutting the detail to 1x speed, and i

JV>This is wrong, I have a GUS and I had a sb16 (I sold the shit card) and
JV>with my sb16 Rebel Assault runs realy fine (cd-rom double speed) and th
JV>was no distortion with the sound.

The slurring problem is a known bug that occurs when your CPU is too bogged
down.

JV>BUT Lucas Arts didnt use The DMA channel of the gus to play the sound,
JV>everything slows down,its a shame b'cause the gus could do this perfect
JV>I have recently bought a Reelmagic and there is a sb pro on it and now
JV>can play Rebel Assault again .(Rebel assault runs fine with any card th
JV>uses a DMA channel.)

Is that card any good?  Doesn't it come with Dragon's Lair?


JV>bye.

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From: GEORGE EVANS                           Number: 50
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  1:37a
Subj: cd tray                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Help can anyone out there tell me how i can get a new tray for my Philips lms
206 cd drive the one in it now has a chiped toth on it .
please drop me a line if you can help


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From: TED WILSON                             Number: 51
  To: BOB SHUSTER                              Date: 03/27/94  8:01p
Subj: CDRom Title                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 BS> Erotic Encounters - Adult GIF Disk - 700+ Meg - 4200+ GIFs
 BS> - $25

 BS> Shipping included in these prices, if interested, leave me

Missed the original message, but caught someone's reply. I'm interested
too. Can you describe the contents (SVGA, VGA, age of files, etc...)

Thanks,

-TED-



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From: TED WILSON                             Number: 52
  To: JEROME KALISZ                            Date: 03/27/94  6:34p
Subj: Reccomend a CD Rom                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Jerome Kalisz to All <=-

 JK> I'm looking to buy a decent CD Rom, at least 2x, and must be photo CD
 JK> compatible.
 JK>
 JK> Does anyone have any reccomendations as to which brand is the best
 JK> value?  I'm looking to spend less than $200, as I know a place to get
 JK> the sonys for $169 double speed.

PC Magazine just did a review of a bunch of CD-ROM's. Look at your library
for a copy. They recommended the Sony 31a (I think that's the model number).
It's a 2x. BTW, they weren't too impressed by the new 3x drives.

Hope this helps.

-TED-





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From: DOUG COUGHLER                          Number: 53
  To: CHRIS KUEFLER                            Date: 03/26/94  9:21p
Subj: Thanks!                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 Chris,
  Sorry I could'nt call on Thursday.  All heck broke loose.  Thanks
 for the driver.  As it turns out, my drive is dead, but I may need
 it for the replacement.  Thanks again!

 Doug Coughler
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From: RICHARD FORD                           Number: 54
  To: BRYAN NIPPERS                            Date: 03/27/94  5:19p
Subj: Re: Seventh Guest                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

NOTE: This message was originally addressed to BRYAN NIPPERS
      and was forwarded to you by BRYAN NIPPERS
                          --------------------
 -=> Quoting Bryan Nippers to All <=-

 BN> I am stuck in seventh guest.  I have solved all puzzles on the first
 BN> and second floor except the one outside the kitchen door (it is outside
 BN> the house).

Hi..well that room really isn't outside the house, they just probably had no
more room to put in on..I think for memory it is for a room upstairs..:)

 BN> I did the cans in the kitchen and can't get outside.  Is
 BN> there a secret passage or something, or have I missed something?
 BN> I cannot get to the third floor (attic) either.  But all the places
 BN> exept one are shaded in (meaning I solved them).  What can I DO?!?!?!?

Go to the main foyer, turn to face the stairs as if you were going to go up
them, then place the cursor on the ground near the base of the stairs, it
should change to a eye-ball or somin, down there is a secrect room..

Hope I've been of some help,

Richard




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From: JOE RINEHART                           Number: 55
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  7:53a
Subj: !cd's $20 or less!                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CD-DISC SALE...                        $5.00 FedEx shipping (domestic)
* CD Powerbox $20                      $5.00 C.O.D.'s WELCOME!
* OS/2 Box    $20                      $8.00 DHL WorldMail (Worldwide)
* CD Winbox   $20         International DHL Quotes via e-mail 24 hours
* Cream of the Crop version 2 $18.00 (Just found another box full!;)
>292 CD-ROM titles $20.00 or less!  To order discs or catalog contact:
Joe Rinehart, config.sys, Inc., P.O. Box 27, Kent, Ohio 44240.0001, or
voice:216.296.9831, voice:216.296.4446, DATA/FAX: [phone] - 24hrs
NORTH AMERICAN TOLL-FREE ORDER LINE 1.800.6.CONFIG=1800.626.6344 24HRS

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From: SAM VANDYKE                            Number: 56
  To: JOE SITKO                                Date: 03/27/94 12:16p
Subj: MITSUMI                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Thanks Joe.  I tried to call last week, but there was no one there!

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From: KEITH ALUMBAUGH                        Number: 57
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/26/94  3:54a
Subj: Toshiba External                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 I got a Toshiba 3401 external CD-ROM, I opened it up, and found out
its nothing but a Toshiba 3401 internal in a external box.  The drive is hooked
up to what looks like a power supply on the side, and the external ports on the

back of the box.  I don't forsee any problems with changing this drive to an
internal, but you can never be too sure. Does anyone have any advice?

  Thanks,
   Keith


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From: DICK ROWDEN                            Number: 58
  To: DOLORES FORTINO                          Date: 03/27/94  4:41a
Subj: RE: KODAK PHOTO CD                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I have only had rolls of print film put on a cd disk. I use  Enhanced
Multipurpose 400 asa and make about 100 exposures to be put on the disk. If you
are talking about taking putting a print that is allready made then I don't
think it can be done other than to take a picture of the picture. If you have
the negitive, then yes you can have it put on the disk. Hope that answer
helps. Let me know if I can be of any further service. Be glad to help if I
can.
Dick Rowden

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From: BILL CLARK                             Number: 59
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  6:54p
Subj: TOP40 CD                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I am posting this to find if there exists a CD ROM which has all the chart data
for the Top40 , including playing times for each of the songs. Is there some
type of music encyclopedia which is out there ?
.........
Thanks alot

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From: BEVIS LOWRY                            Number: 60
  To: JONATHAN CHAY                            Date: 03/27/94 10:09a
Subj: Review of Myst                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Right then.  The game is entirely three dimensional, so it looks completely
realistic, which it is.  There's a fair amount of video, but not so much as to
take up excess amounts of space.  The thing is, with most CD-Rom games, people
figure there's SO MUCH SPACE on the disk that they can pretty much just fill
it up with video.  But video gobbles up megabytes, so you find yourself
running throung the 700 or so megabytes available pretty quickly.  Myst has a
whole lot of gameplay, because most of the scenes are still.  There are movies
though, as I said.  The object of the game is to save these worlds from
destruction, fabricated by someone called Altrus.   Drawbacks are that it
doesnUt have as much video as most CD-ROM games, although it has a fair amount.
 But as I mentioned: less glitz makes for more gameplay.  Besides that, itUs a
pretty darned good game.  If you have an aversion to future shop, you can
probably pick up a magazin that has some kind of review in it and see some
screen shot.  I read a few before I bought it and they were about as positive
about it as, well... me!  Well, thereUs the review!  Oh, and if youUre looking
for a violent action-type game, look elsewhere.  If not.......


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From: ERIC LOFENBERG                         Number: 61
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  9:21p
Subj: Return to Zork                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I have a couple of questions about Return to Zork.
Where do I find the Dwarves to find the light to get past the Troll Guard?
Is there anything in the Whispering Woods,and how do you keep your vision?
If anyone can help me I would really appreciate it.
  I am really starting to go INSANE with this stupid game!!!!!! :-}
                                  Gustave

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From: BEVIS LOWRY                            Number: 62
  To: SEAN BEGGS                               Date: 03/27/94  7:00p
Subj: MYST                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JA> not yet have MYST in stock.  Without a doubt MYST is the best
 JA> Windows CD-ROM I have seen.  It was 2 years in the making and
 JA> after a quick look it may take me half a year to finish it.

SB>I agree; it's definitely one of the most progressive games I've seen.  I
SB>like
SB>the mystery aspect yet the apparently friendly atmosphere.  Instead of a
SB>dark
SB>dungeon (which has its appeal, but only so many times), there is a nice
SB>island
SB>with a pathway surrounded by nicely trimmed grass and pleasant architecture.
SB>The concept of combining science with magic as a way of life was a grand
SB>idea.
SB>The fact that it's a Windows game amazes me. :)

Mais oui!  It started it's life on the amazing Macintosh.


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From: BEVIS LOWRY                            Number: 63
  To: RYAN MASON                               Date: 03/27/94  6:30p
Subj: MYST                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Thanks for the hint.  Sorry I can't help you with the gear age because I have
no idea how to use the clue on it.  But don't tell me!!!  I don't want too much
help to pass it.
I've actually got a list of people on the BBS who own Myst, though.  Here it
is.
Scott Graham.  I think he's passed it, as well.
Sean Beggs
Nigel Hunt
Jean Lajoie
Sam Fertitta
Hope it helps.


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From: EDDIE IMPERIAL                         Number: 64
  To: BIB SHUSTER                              Date: 03/27/94  7:47a
Subj: Re: CDRom Title                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 I WILL TAKE THIS ONE
 EDDIE 713-437-0124. CALL COLLECT AFTER 4:30 CST
 -=> to Bob Shuster <=-

 EC> On Mar 18 11:38 94, Bob Shuster of 1:273/231 wrote:

 BS> Erotic Encounters - Adult GIF Disk - 700+ Meg - 4200+ GIFs
 BS> - $25

 BS> Shipping included in these prices, if interested, leave me
 BS> Email and I'll get back to you.  I can also be reached on
 BS> America Online (BobS1000) or through the internet (via AOL)
 BS> Thanx! - Bob Shuster


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From: TOMMY HOWELL                           Number: 65
  To: BORIS OSADCIW                            Date: 03/26/94 11:09p
Subj: Re: SCSI CD-ROM                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Boris Osadciw to Tommy Howell <=-

 BO> Tommy, we have a few left of the NEC84 Internal double spin cdrom
 BO> players and thier priced at $295. These units offer 280ms access time
 BO> and a 300kbs transfer rate as well as double dust door cover.

Thanks for the reply. I know NEC is a good brand. It may be a couple or
three weeks before I can do this, so I've got your message extracted to
file for future reference.

Thanks,
Tommy


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From: TOMMY HOWELL                           Number: 66
  To: PATTY PICKETT                            Date: 03/27/94  8:03a
Subj: Re: SCSI CD-ROM                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Patty Pickett to Tommy Howell <=-

Hi Patty,

 PP> I believe almost any one of the NEC line of CD-ROM drives would do
 PP> what you need/want of it, Tommy.  We have an NEC-CDR80i (older, single
 PP> spin model I believe), NEC-CDR84i (double spin), and an NEC MultiSpin
 PP> 3xi (triple spin) and have been pleased with all of them and used them

I'm glad to see NEC's line-up so affordable. I've been very pleased with
the NEC 3xi that I use at work with an Adaptec AHA-1522 under DOS and OS/2
2.1.  Its going to a be a couple of weeks before I can actually do this,
so I've got all your information filed away for later use.

Thanks for the response.
Tommy

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From: BOB HEFLEY                             Number: 67
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  7:47p
Subj: Topdrawer                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

  You Can order the BigSKY Topdrawer Rom.
  And/or BigSKY Shareware Rom
  For your BBS at $26.00 each +shipping and handeling
  Using Visa,Master Charge,COD, or check/Postal money order
  A BEAR to INSTALL?
  NOT our TOPDRAWER ROM or our Shareware ROM
   * Files_id.diz in every archive, downloaders Need this,They get it.
   * Files.bbs in every DIR
   * SETMEUP.EXE Will allow Pc-Board sysops to setup in minutes.
   * All archives using zip type
   * Bigsky ASP approved venders
 BBS Ready ROM the only way to go.
  You can check BigSky out online and order your CD-ROM
 From:                Comm Star BBS
 24hrs                Online Comm Star BBS
                Data  405-222-2219
                Voice 405-222-0095 After 7:00pm CST please.
     You can also order BigSky ROM from the following BBS:
     SuperMart BBS 1-406-586-3774
     PC-Montana BBS 1-406-284-3120
 Thanks From Bob Hefley, Comm Star BBS.
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From: RON WOODS                              Number: 68
  To: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                       Date: 03/27/94  6:23p
Subj: CD-ROM DRIVE COSTS....                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Brice!

Writing to Ron Woods on <03/22/94> Brice Fleckenstein wrote:

BF>  1) You have to interface the data to a computer, not just D/A it and mab
BF> filter it a bit.
BF>  2) The error rate that can be tolerated on a data drive is essentially Z
BF> while an audio drive can EASILY tolerate a couple of hundred bytes of bad
BF> in a row.
BF>  3) CD-ROM drives are sold in NOWHERE NEAR the quantities that an "averag
BF> Audio drive model is sold in per year - this likely is THE single biggest
BF> difference in price factor.

Basically, I wasn't trying to start an arguement here. I was simply
trying to make a point. I am well aware of the difference in Audio and
CD, and am also well aware of electronics. In my opinion, there is still
no justification for the cost difference between Audio and ROM other
than demand! It will be only a matter of time when CD-ROM drive prices
fall through the floor as they have already begun to do. I just find it
facinating that we as a computer group haven't complained about this
subject before thats all!

Ron

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From: HUGO E.                                Number: 69
  To: SIGI RINDLER                             Date: 03/27/94  2:51p
Subj: Language Software                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Sigi,

Hm, the software you mentioned sounds interesting and I certainly would
like to know more about it.  I'll be waiting to hear from you,
specifically:  Is it available on CD ROM?  How can I get it?  How much
is it?
                           Hugo

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From: BRYAN BURTON                           Number: 70
  To: ARMANDO ORTIZ                            Date: 03/27/94  2:59p
Subj: Panasonic 563-b                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Armando,
    Thanks a million for your help on the drive.

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From: CHERKAOUI SIDI                         Number: 71
  To: BERNARD ZEPHRO                           Date: 03/25/94  1:43p
Subj: Microcosm                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Bernard!

20 Mar 94 07:21, Bernard Zephro schreef naar All:

 BZ> Anyone know anything about a cd-rom action game called Microcosm. I
 BZ> believe that is the correct name. It is a by the same people who made
 BZ> Lemmings. It involves taking a trip through someones body I believe.

Yep that's true, I bought this game allmost a week ago, it's quite nice to see
the intro but thats all, the game isn't that cool...
Basicly you'll spend a lot of time trying to shoot some cells in the guy's
body... But the parts thats are really great are the movies between the
levels... Those are awesome...(3D-Studio)

Greetings,

        Sidi.

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From: CHERKAOUI SIDI                         Number: 72
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/25/94  1:51p
Subj: Megarace                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello All!

I've just bought a new game called Megarace and it's one of the best on the
CD-ROM seen I guess. The introduction is about 10 minutes long and the views of
the racetracks are awesome.
I have a dual spin CD-ROM drive and found the full screen (YES ->FULL SCREEN<-)
animations very good; so I thought it was because of my drive that they were so
good... But NO, it works fine on a single speed drive too!!!This game is
definitely a giant step in computer entertainment...
The actor who presents the game is great.
If you're wondering what game you should buy, get this one; it's value for your
money...

Greets,

    Sidi

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From: DANIEL WYTHOUCK                        Number: 73
  To: JOE RINEHART                             Date: 03/20/94 12:19p
Subj: Free 1560+ cd's catalog!                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 >>For 1,560+ CD-Titles & lowest prices, get our NEW catalog...
 > Please e-mail your request for a printed copy to:
 > Fido: 1:157/479.0 - RBBS: 8:965/13 - Kesher: 18:711/176 - WWIV:

Please send me a copy of your CD catalogue
Daniel Wythouck
Bremstraat 10
b-1702 Dilbeek
Belgium

Thank You.

Daniel

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From: DOLORES FORTINO                        Number: 74
  To: PATTY PICKETT                            Date: 03/28/94  1:06p
Subj: Kodak Photo CD                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

PP>DF> Shane, have you looked into the cost of doing this? I was
PP>DF> planning to buy a color scanner but if I can get 100 or so
PP>DF> photos transferred to Kodak Photo CD for a reasonable price,

PP>    I'm not Shane, but I've had my photos put on Kodak CD-ROM, Dolores, and
PP>the costs were around $20.00 a disk and I believe each disk can hold 3
PP>sessions (24 or 36 pics each session).  Also, I believe the pics are of high
PP>quality and resolution than the original prints due to the media.  At any
PP>rate, I'm impressed with it all and we're planning to have our wedding photo
PP>put on CD-ROM.

Ahah! You are obviously the person I've been searching for;<} I thank
you for the helpful information. Am I understanding correctly, then,
that if I were to take 90-100 photos to a photofinisher for transfer
to Kodak CD, the cost would be *about* $60? Or am I misunderstanding
you? Because that's a price I can live with.  You haven't by any chance
dealt with a mail-order company who will do this, have you? If so, I
would appreciate a name and address. Thanks again.

Dolores Fortino

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From: DOLORES FORTINO                        Number: 75
  To: DICK ROWDEN                              Date: 03/28/94  2:17p
Subj: Re: Kodak Photo CD                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DR>I have been doing what you are talking about for about a year. I have
DR>four cd disk's full of photos that I have made in that time. Each disk
DR>will hold 100-125 exposures and viewing them on a 17 inch monitor sure
DR>beats the small prints. The software I use to show the images is
DR>called "Photo Factory for Windows". It is sold by a company in San
DR>Antonio, TX. The MultiMedia Store. I believe the price is $69.00 and
DR>displaying the photos...Their phone # is 800-597-3686 if you are
DR>The processing is done by Kodak and cost about seventy cents per
DR>exposure.

Dick, this software sounds interesting and I will look into it.  I thank
you for your help.

Dolores Fortino

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From: JOHN SASSER                            Number: 76
  To: JERRY ZELLER                             Date: 03/27/94 11:49p
Subj: CD Trade/Sell                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JZ>I still have Software Toolworks Encyclopedia (Grolier's) for sale or trade.
  >Make a reasonable offer of cash or trade.

What year is it?  Is it for Dos or Windows?

                                                  ≡≡≡≡JOHN====----
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From: LARRY CLAYBROOK                        Number: 77
  To: PATTY PICKETT                            Date: 03/27/94  9:45a
Subj: CD, SCSI, SOUND,  MIDI                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Patty Pickett recently said to Stan Huntting:

 PP> The SoundBlaster 16 SCSI will do what you're looking for, Stan.  I
 PP> picked one up for around $200.00 at Computer City a few weeks ago and
 PP> it's working like a champ here in a 486dx/33 running OS/2 and DOS and
 PP> a NEC MultiSpin 3xi drive.  When you add up the cost of a good
 PP> soundcard and a good SCSI adapter the cost is really pretty minimal
 PP> and of course the fact that it only requires one slot can be a
 PP> lifesaver.

Patty, will the SB 16 SCSI work with an `external' CDROM drive? I may have
to get the NEC MultiSpin 3xe. My computer sits on its side, below my desk,
and I don't know if I can buy the 3xi since the drive would be sitting
vertically instead of horizontally. Will a CDROM drive work in the
vertical position, or does it have to be sitting horizontally? Thanks.

                                        -Larry-


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From: LARRY CLAYBROOK                        Number: 78
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  9:49a
Subj: Vertical placement of Rom drives ok?    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

My computer sits on its side under my desk. Therefore the last bay I have
open sits vertically instead of horizontally like it would if the
computer was sitting flat on my desk. Can I still put a CDRom drive in it?
Will it work ok? I am wanting to buy the NEC MultiSpin 3xi with a SCSI
card, maybe the SoundBlaster that supports SCSI. Can the Rom drive run in
this position. Thanks.

                                    -Larry-

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From: IAN DICKSON                            Number: 79
  To: BART DUMON                               Date: 03/27/94  7:08p
Subj: Re: Nightowl's                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Bart Dumon to All <=-

 BD> Weet er iemand welke de laatste nieuwe Nightowl's is ???
Night Owl 11
Cya
Ian



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From: DAVE BEATRICE                          Number: 80
  To: STEFANO SILVESTRI                        Date: 03/26/94  2:15p
Subj: Re: Military Airplane Cd-               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 SS> On 11 March 1994, Wes Matthews wrote:

 WM>         Does anybody know of any good military cd-roms or of military
 WM>         airplane's with specs? Thanks

 SS> You could try with TFX (Tactical Fighter eXperiment) from Ocean.
 SS> The developer team is DID, the one that created the famous F-29
 SS> Retaliator. I own the HD version and I can ensure you that TFX it's

Guys, TFX looks like a very interesting flight sim on CD-ROM from the pix
I've seen of it.  But, it is not released yet here in the US.  It should
be released here very shortly, I think maybe April or May.


Dave



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From: DAVE BEATRICE                          Number: 81
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/26/94  2:27p
Subj: Cleaning CD-ROM                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Does anyone know if you can put in those cleaner CD's to clean your CD-ROM
drive?  You know, the kind you use to clean your audio CD-ROM.  Can you do
this?  Will it screw up your CD-ROM drive?


Dave


... LSD will make your CGA screen display 16.2 million colors
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From: STEVE MANN                             Number: 82
  To: EDDIE APPELL                             Date: 03/27/94  1:10a
Subj: Clarification                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > Okay, I'll take your advice...  Please send a catalog to:

 >                        Eddie Appell
 >                        340 Bowfin St
 >                        Foster City, CA 94404
Sure, no problem. Tell you what, I'll swing past your place on the way to the
office tomorrow and pop one in your post box.

Cheers,
Steve (Australia).

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From: MARK ELDRIDGE                          Number: 83
  To: ADAM BRIAND                              Date: 03/25/94  1:29p
Subj: GUS/FX with RTZ                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

AB>    | quite happily until I tried playing the CD version of
AB> Return to Zork

A friend of mine has the same problem
There may be a patch for it on the internet but don't
take my word for it, it might be just a irq thing

Windows tries multitasking
windows gets confused

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From: MARK ELDRIDGE                          Number: 84
  To: PAUL NUNNS                               Date: 03/25/94  1:34p
Subj: Rebel Assault                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

PN> I'm having trouble with lock-ups during Rebel Assault.  I'm
PN> running it with no memory manager or TSR's yet on each level
PN> I experience at least two and often three or four lock-ups
PN> which stop the game for anything up to forty seconds at a
PN> time.  Often the music and effects will continue while the
PN> video stops.  Any ideas please?

Maybe its a memory problem, my friend runs it on 4 megs memory and its fine

CYA
Mark

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From: MARK ELDRIDGE                          Number: 85
  To: SEAN BEGGS                               Date: 03/25/94  1:40p
Subj: MSCDEX /m?                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

SB> SL> I am using MSCDEX that came with dos 6.2 and was
SB> SL> wondering what the minimum and maximum number of sector
SB> SL> buffers is available using the following parameters.

I'm using 15 as the number try that
CYA
Mark

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From: GRANT HORAN                            Number: 86
  To: TERRY GREENMAN                           Date: 03/25/94  2:03a
Subj: Cd-Rom!!!!!!!!!!                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

From Daniel Fernandes to Terry Greenman
DF> G'Day Terry, I recently read one of your messages to another person,
DF> and saw that you got a double speed philiphs cd-rom for $199.
DF> Firstly were did you get it from...? What does it come with...?
I'm interested as well .. please forward details to me as well please


___
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reader!

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From: VINCENT ZAMMIT                         Number: 87
  To: SEAN BEGGS                               Date: 03/22/94  7:21a
Subj: Re: Dracula Unleashed                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Sean Beggs to Bryan Nippers <=-

 SB>
 SB> Thanks for your review.  I guess I'll wait to see someone else play
 SB> the  thing.  I am REALLY looking forward to playing The 7th Guest.
 SB> Can't find  someone who is selling it, though. (with original docs and
 SB> all that poo!)

   Hi, I have 7th Guest for Sale with orig docs etc.....
   make an offer ...... a real one !


   ...... Regards   Privateer


... I call things as I see them; If I didn't see them, I make them up!
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From: PETER SHEPHERD                         Number: 88
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/14/94  8:45a
Subj: porn pictures                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Attension bbs users
i an a user of this borad and i am in need of x rated pictures to make a slide
show it would be a great hlp if you could give me some files with of great
amimations or just pictuers of sexual prefrence
thank
pete
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From: PETER SHEPHERD                         Number: 89
  To: DOUG DOCHERTY                            Date: 03/14/94  8:46a
Subj: bbs                                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

doug,
hi give us a call tonight
pete
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From: DOUG DOCHERTY                          Number: 90
  To: PETER SHEPHERD                           Date: 03/14/94  4:09p
Subj: bbs                                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > doug,
 > hi give us a call tonight
 > pete
Should not put messages for me in this area!!! You put it in CDROM!!
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From: JOHN FOTI                              Number: 91
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/25/94  6:11a
Subj: Privateer For Sale                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 This game is in perfext boxed condition. I am selling it in conjunction
 with the speech pack for $75. Shop price is $160 for the game + speech pack.

 If interested leave me your phone number & I will contact you.

 Aussie residents only.
 Thanks.

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From: TIM WENAS                              Number: 92
  To: BRYAN NIPPERS                            Date: 03/24/94  8:50p
Subj: Seventh Guest                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hailing frequencies opened from Bryan to All...

 BN> I am stuck in seventh guest.  I have solved all puzzles on the first
 BN> and second floor except the one outside the kitchen door (it is outside
 BN> the house). I did the cans in the kitchen and can't get outside.  Is
 BN> there a secret passage or something, or have I missed something?
 BN> I cannot get to the third floor (attic) either.  But all the places
 BN> exept one are shaded in (meaning I solved them).  What can I DO?!?!?!?

The one detached from the house on the ground floor is probably the
painting room you're referring to. Try going to the bottom of the
staircase and click on the teeth that should appear on the rug at the
bottom of the stairs.

Have you done the maze and crypt puzzle off the kitchen?

-T-

... Sits he on ever so high a throne, a man still sits on his bottom.
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From: TIM WENAS                              Number: 93
  To: KEITH GIBBONS                            Date: 03/24/94  8:50p
Subj: PANASONIC CD ROM                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hailing frequencies opened from Keith to All...

 KG> i am thinking seriuosly about buying a CD ROM DRIVE and was
 KG> thinking  that the panasonic cr562b i going to be the likely
 KG> candidate. unless anyone can tel me about any problems with this
 KG> unit If anyone is using this particular drive ,i would love to
 KG> hear from you please on it performance will this work with my
 KG> existing sound card soundblaster v 2

No problems at all. It's my first CD-ROM drive and I've got no regrets
at all... Bought it with the Audiowave 16 multimedia pack.

I had a Soundblaster 2, and I don't recall it having a CD-ROM port on
it. I think you can route the sound to it somehow (CD-Audio) but I don't
know how to.

Performance is great, double-speed multisession etc etc.

-T-

... My girlfriend says I never listen to her or something...
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From: DANE TRETHOWAN                         Number: 94
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/24/94  2:48a
Subj: CD ROM NEW                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Greetings!

I'm considering buying a CD ROM drive with a sound blaster
but as I have a visual impairment I'm asking the question,
is it worth while going ahead with this.

First of all, are there any CD ROM'S out there that have
audio on them as well as video.

Secondly, I believe that you can hook up a CD ROM drive
through a sound blaster card to play standard audio CD'S, is
this true and if so, can you altemately hook up your
computer to a standard HI FI system and how much would the
whole setup cost (in round figures.)

Finally, I've heard that there are 10 different standards of
CD ROM out there, is this true.  This has been one of the
main reasons I've ben holding off buying one, the technology
might change tomorrow, what about the new MINIDISK system
that is soon to be launched for PC'S etc.

If any one out there has any ideas of knowledge of this,
please reply (I'm very interested and very curious about the
whole thing.)

Dane Trethowan



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From: DAVID MACFARLANE                       Number: 95
  To: GORDON MCQUILLIN                         Date: 03/25/94 10:45a
Subj: For Adults Only!                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hiya Gordon McQuillin!!

In a message dated 14-Mar-94 15:26:04, Gordon McQuillin wrote:

 GM>  The Profit Group <*> Publisher Direct <*> CDROM Product Update
 GM>  FAO 1 - 651 MEGABYTES - BBS Ready - $29.00 -------<  All 3
 GM>  FAO 2 - 695 MEGABYTES - BBS Ready - $29.00 -------<   For
 GM>  FAO 3 - 693 MEGABYTES - BBS Ready - $29.00 -------< $69.00!!
 GM>  FAO GOLD 1 - 611 MEGABYTES - BBS Ready - $39.00 --<  All 3
 GM>  FAO GOLD 2 - 617 MEGABYTES - BBS Ready - $39.00 --<   For
 GM>  FAO GOLD 3 - 609 MEGABYTES - BBS Ready - $39.00 --< $99.00!!
 GM>  **BONUS** FAO 6-PACK - All 6 FAO CDROMS - $139.00!! **BONUS**

Not bad at all, how much for postage to australia, C.O.d, air, Stork etc

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From: DAVID MACFARLANE                       Number: 96
  To: JOE RINEHART                             Date: 03/25/94 11:06a
Subj: Free 1560+ cd's catalog!                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hiya Joe Rinehart!!

In a message dated 15-Mar-94 09:46:55, Joe Rinehart wrote:

 JR> >For 1,560+ CD-Titles & lowest prices, get our NEW catalog...

Ill have one of those thanks, Can you also include the costs involved to import
to australia :) thanks

Net 3:690/670

39 Lewington street
Rockingham
Western australia
6168

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From: DAVID MACFARLANE                       Number: 97
  To: STEVE MANN                               Date: 03/25/94 11:16a
Subj: Re: Importing CD's to Oz                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hiya Steve Mann!!

In a message dated 18-Mar-94 21:59:08, Steve Mann wrote:

 SM> On Mar 16 17:23, Tim Wenas of 3:632/530 wrote:
 SM> (3 working days).  Doing it yourself is an option but shipping is very
 SM> expensive when volume is low.  For example Express Post is US$15 plus US$7
 SM> for each pound.  Convert that to Australian currency and you'll see what I
 SM> mean.

Ouch thats a tad too expensive

 SM> P.S.  We are in the process of making our catalogue much fatter :)

Can you send me one please,
39 Lewington street
Rockingham,
Western Australia
6168

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From: DAVID MACFARLANE                       Number: 98
  To: LEE NOGA                                 Date: 03/25/94 11:35a
Subj: Women On Wheels                         Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

Hiya Lee Noga!!

In a message dated 18-Mar-94 14:22:00, Lee Noga wrote:

 LN> Women On wheels is the latest release from "Lion's Den", 1000 glamour
 LN> "Hard R-X" glamour shots where HOT women meet HOT metal (motorcycles). BBS
 LN> ready, no additional fees to pay, SVGA, (contains nudity). Photography
 LN> provided by famed Hollywood photographer, Raiko Hartman who shoots covers
 LN> etc, for EasyRiders, SuperCycle, as well as posters/calendars for
 LN> Harley-Davidson.

Sounds like a pleasant change, How do i get one here in australia

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From: DANIEL FERNANDES                       Number: 99
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/26/94  7:38p
Subj: WANTED:CD-ROM!!!                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello all,
        I Am Looking For A Good Cd-Rom....
Looking For One with:Dual Double Speed
                    :Automatic Tray...
                    :Hopefully Panasonic
If Anyone Has A Cd-Rom Or Knows Of Where i Could Get One Similar To The One
Mention Above Could You Please Leave Me A Message Via This Area...
Thanks....
Bye.......

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From: DANIEL FERNANDES                       Number: 100
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/26/94  7:42p
Subj: IBM CD-GAMES 4 SALE!                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

G'day All,
         I Have The Following CD Games For Sale....
Gunship 2000-With Ice Senieno
Mantis....
If You Are Interested Please Make Me An Offer...I'll Sell Seperately or Both
For $80...
looking Forward To Any Replys....
Bye....

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From: DANIEL FERNANDES                       Number: 101
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/26/94  7:44p
Subj: 7th Guess Wanted!!!!                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello All,
        If Anyone Has A Copy Of The 7th Guess That They will Be Willing To Sell
To Me I would Be Interested...Please Leave Me Your Price....
Thanks Alot....
Bye....

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From: ANDREW SEE                             Number: 102
  To: DENIS COLEMAN                            Date: 03/26/94 10:15a
Subj: New Technology                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

AS> So you can't use a Reelmagic card if you have a SCSI cdrom?

DC>no, you need at at-bus type drive.

AS> I can't see how they are related. Can you explain.

DC>um im not sure of this question, atbus vs scsi, the difference being the
DC>interface between the hardware.

DC>please detail your question further.

I can't see how the reelmagic card has got anything to do with what type of CD
rom drive you have. If the reelmagic card is a Hardware MPEG decompression
card, why would it matter what sort of CDrom drive you are using?

Puzzling...

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From: ANDREW SPEIRS                          Number: 103
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  8:50a
Subj: CD Titles Catalogue                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Interested in buying quite a few CD's at present (on behalf of many
other people) and need some catalogues.  Australia, USA, NZ, UK does
not matter as transport of CD's will be local.

Reply via Netmail.

Andrew.
... Cursoritis: Finding yourself staring at the cursor.
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From: STEVE MANN                             Number: 104
  To: DAVID MACFARLANE                         Date: 03/27/94 11:35a
Subj: Re: Importing CD's to Oz                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On Mar 25 11:16, David Macfarlane of 3:690/670 wrote:

 > Can you send me one please,

Hi David,

It is planned to have the new catalogue (new format and more titles) finished
for distribution on the 1st April.  One will be coming your way then.

Regards,
Steve
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From: STEVE MANN                             Number: 105
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 03/28/94  1:26a
Subj: Myst                                    Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

On Mar 23 21:53, Mike Shannon of 3:711/430 wrote:

GB:>>SV>    The game you regard is called "MYST" I guess.
GB:>>SV>    I've got for 2 day & I think it's terific.
GB:>>SV>    Include in CD ,are some update drivers for SB16 user
GB:>>SV> such as me.

GB:>>SV>    It'll cost you $99.
GB:>>SV>    You can get it from Pulsar technics [phone]

 > Not sure what the exchange rate is, but we have them in stock
 > at $59.60US, and we do offer overseas shipping at reasonable
 > rates.  Call if you need more info!

We have them in stock for $88 (Australian) which is the cheapest option of the
above for Australian customers.  Avaiable for Express next day delivery.

Steve

Aesthetic Software P/L  PO Box 459 Gosford NSW, 2250 Australia
Voice/Fax:[phone]   BBS:(043) 23-9076   Fido: 3:711/440
         VISA * MASTERCARD * BANKCARD * COD * CHEQUE

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From: CRAIG DUNCAN                           Number: 106
  To: METAL                                    Date: 03/26/94  8:52p
Subj: Hiya Me(n)tal                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Goooooood Everning Mental - oops, I mean Metal,

Thanx for the page, I got it after I finished d/ling............Soso is it?
Ha Ha Ha Ho Ho Ho He He He Ha Ha Ha- that's hilarious, off the wall

See ya on the net

     Soso - ! Now you've got me doing it too, Mental


            Susu

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From: MARTIN MARSH                           Number: 107
  To: TED NUGENT                               Date: 03/27/94  2:48p
Subj: 563B                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Ted I was reading some of your messages concerning the 562B cd-drive, and
the SB card. I have just purchased the 562B drive and am having trouble
connecting thr drive to my sound blaster V2. Can you shed some light on my
prrblem.
I have tried running a cable from my cd interface card to my SB mic input which
works, that is I can record the sound through windows (sound recorder) but the
problem is that no sound will come out of my speakers connected to the SB. any
help appreciated?????

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From: DENIS COLEMAN                          Number: 108
  To: ANDREW BISHOP                            Date: 03/26/94  9:34a
Subj: New Technology                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi,

AB>  DC> ok, the card works with any 1 at-bus type drive, comes
AB> with cables and
AB>  DC> soiftware, price $739.
AB>  DC> resolution 1024x768x32K colors and sterio sound.
AB>  DC> The Kit comes with
AB>
AB>  DC> card, cables and software
AB>  DC> cr562b cdrom drive
AB>  DC> Comptons MPEG Encyclopedia.
AB>  DC> MPEG Return to Zork
AB>  DC> MPEG Dragon Slayer.
AB>
AB> ok, a few other questions if I may, how does it connect to the
AB> cd and
AB> the video card, how much support is there for the card?

ok, well the card would have a connection on it like any normal cdrom control
card, and as for the video card i believe what happens is the same as when
using a standard video card, you plug the monitor into the video card and then
using a cable you connect the vga card to it through the extra connector on top
of the vga card.

? support, you means software, well i hope thats what you mean, you get all the
software you need to drive it and their is lots of CD out now and more coming
out that support it.

Denis

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From: JAMES DOMENGEAUX                       Number: 109
  To: CHRIS POIROT                             Date: 03/27/94  1:26a
Subj: Are Cd-i Data Accessible                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CP> people HAVE been trying to read digital CD-audio data into their
CP> computers and if this is possible, would the same be true for these
CP> CD-I data?

Was wondering if there is a MPC interface for the CDI drives. That way
you hook into video capture and go.


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From: JON PETERSON                           Number: 110
  To: CHRISTIAN BARTSCH                        Date: 03/27/94  3:49p
Subj: Re: ATM card number ????                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CB> hey out there in cyberland,

CB> when browsing through the adverts on this echo i find
CB> all kinds of methods of payment offered or suggested.whi
CB> le i know most of them i would be interested to learn
CB> what ATM means !!

CB> being in banking myself (still learning) i always try to
CB> improve my banking-english and if someone would be so
CB> kind as to broaden my horizon it would be very much
CB> appreciated !!

How about Automatic Teller Machine?  Sounds familiar anyway.

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From: ANDREW BARNHARDT                       Number: 111
  To: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                          Date: 03/28/94  5:41a
Subj: Deal?                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

)- Hayden Bradshaw wrote about 'Deal?':

 HB> Well... Pier 1 & 2 are no longer available new, Pier 4 has not been
 HB> released to the public as yet.  The only one who has access to it is
 HB> Mike Shannon at Starvector, due to the fact that he is the distributor
 HB> and so always releases the discs before anyone else gets a chance.

Ahh, so that's why a lot of other dealers have been telling me that they
don't have it yet.  I did just get a response from him today and he's going
to give me a good deal on 1 2 & 4.

 HB> BTW, have you checked with him about any older copies of 1 & 2? He
 HB> could possibly have some.  Also, have you downloaded our Catalogue? Or
 HB> would you like me to mail you a copy?

Like I said, he's got all three in stock and is giving me a relatively good
deal on all three.  Yep, I did get your catalogue.  In fact, I may have been
the first one to get it since I had to deal with the sysop (you?) when I
couldn't download the file properly.  I called back later and got it okay.
You do have fairly good prices.  Perhaps I'm wrong but I think it is STILL
cheaper to order most things from the US, even if it does involve more
messing around.

Thanks for the help,

= Andrew B.
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From: ANDREW BARNHARDT                       Number: 112
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 03/28/94  5:41a
Subj: PIER 3-PAK: $55                         Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

)- Mike Shannon wrote about 'PIER 3-PAK: $55':

 MS> Sounds good.  I can offer you those three at $55 + $6 for insured
 MS> shipping. All are in stock, so just say the word!  8)

Sounds good to me Mike.  I doubt that any of the other dealers that I've
asked will be willing or able to beat that price.  If not, then I'll be
faxing in the order info to you ASAP.

Thanks,

= Andrew B.
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From: RICHARD AUGUSTYNIAK                    Number: 113
  To: MARK WALKER                              Date: 03/28/94  6:30a
Subj: Packard Bell                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

MW>Try this....When booting, Hit ALT+CTRL+S after the first beep. You should be
MW>able to disable the 2400 from the menus that come up.

MW>BTW...PB support  1-800-733-4411

MW>Mark

        Mark...thanks...I'll give that a try when I get back to his
        machine....I have looked at the CMOS settings and don't remember
        a setting to disable the modem...but then again, I wasn't really
        looking for it at the time.......

        As for the phone #....I asked Mike (my friends name) if he
        remembered ever having the phone # and he searched through his
        "stuff" and came up with an insert that gave the Tech support #.
        I tried calling and all I got was a recorded message stating
        that all circuits busy...gave me their address, Prodigy and
        Compuserve locations, BBS # and said goodby. It didn't matter
        what time of the day I called....same message....thanks anyway
        ............................................later
\-\
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From: RICHARD AUGUSTYNIAK                    Number: 114
  To: BRIAN HOGMAN                             Date: 03/28/94  6:30a
Subj: Packard Bell                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

BH>Mike,
BH>   I had the same problem with the Packard Bell I bought (and
BH>subsequently returned it to the store)... If it's the Legend 2000 model
BH>(Multi-Media system) and has a modem card about the size of a credit
BH>card, to disable it, simply pull it out of the machine. Once
BH>disconnected, the computer doesn't recognize it anymore.


        No it's not the 2000. It appears, from a cursory glance, to be
        soldered into the MB. I'll have to probably, re-jumper it to be
        Comm 2 and have the new modem addressed at Comm 1 to hopefully
        avoid any hidden surprises.

BH>If that isn't the case, the number for Packard Bell Customer/TEch
BH>support can be found in the envelope that the start up disks came in.
BH>It's NOWHERE in the sorry manual that they gave you.

        Yeah, Mike (my friend) came up with an insert with the Tech # on
        it. Strange that it isn't in their manuals....hmmmmm. It doesn't
        matter though 'cause you can never get through anyways.....
        thanks again...........................later

BH>--- WM v2.05 [Eval]/92-4620
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BH> ■ FQ 1.20 #35 ■
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From: CD'S FOR SALE                          Number: 115
  To: STEWART ROTHMAN                          Date: 03/28/94  1:31a
Subj: AREA:CDROM I have the following for sale, New w/Manuals & Warran  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: LEO MILLER                             Number: 116
  To: BRAD FRONDORF                            Date: 03/27/94 11:06p
Subj: CD CACHE                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

BRAD FRONDORF\LEO MILLER\CD CACHE\03-23-94 12:38\
Hi Brad,
        Thanks for the reply. I'm still trying to find the best combination
of disk caches for my CD-ROM. It's an old, slow single speed NEC-36 and
needs every bit of cache help. Usually don't give Bill Gates accolades, but
maybe Micro$oft did something right with 6.2's Smartdrv. Without it, my
old NEC's thruput was about 90 Kbps, and 2 Meg's of Smartdrv improved it
to about 153 Kbps using CDTA analysis. Not bad for a drive rated at 150?
Barely MPC material, but it works. The read timing also improved from 22
msec to 13.
        However, the M: setting for MSCDEX remains a mystery to me. Going
from M:8 to M:20 in EMS memory looks like it slows down the thruput while
using more memory. Maybe that's a reflection of EMS page switching times.
What M: setting do you use? Is it better to use conventional memory or
expanded? Right now, it's a trade off for me between memory and speed
because I can't make that old NEC run any faster.

... Bill Gates:  For whom the belle toils!   :)


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From: BOB BREED                              Number: 117
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  1:21p
Subj: MapExpert Questions                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

    If anyone out there has a few minutes to work with me on
Mapexpert, I would appeciate it.
    Reading the ads, I see that it has Latitude and Longitude
capability. Does this ability extend down to street level?
    I have three locations that I know exist in San Diego. Would
you please check these against ME.
    San Diego is shown as 32.45.55N by 117.09.23W What is this
spot on ME?
    East San Diego is shown as 32.44.58N by 117.06.33W (Again,
where is this on the street level map.)
    Old Town is shown as 32.45.15N by 117.11.46W (again, where is
this on the street level maps.)
    And one final question. Does the street "Los Altos Ct." a
small cul-de-sac, show up on ME?
    Thanks for your help...

... Old women are like aged whines. <G>
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From: MARCO GELOSI                           Number: 118
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 03/21/94  4:11p
Subj: Re: PIER 4 NOW SHIPPING!                Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

Ciao Mike,


Giovedi` 17-Marzo-1994, hai scritto a All:

 MS> * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER

Can I order it by sending you a Fax including my credit card number and my
address ?
Or do you need some other information?






Beh
ciao e,... alla prossima!

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From: KEVIN OATSVALL                         Number: 119
  To: STEFANO SILVESTRI                        Date: 03/28/94  8:52a
Subj: 3DO on topic?                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

-> "Escape From Monster Manor" is a copy of DOOM. You must collect the p
-> broken talisman which represents the only way to save the world from
-> of the army of darkness. It's very funny and immediate to play, music
-> are of high quality but graphics and monsters are very repetitive. Mo
-> there's a scarce interaction with the objects (the opposite of DOOM)
-> can save your position only at the end of the level (so if you diem,
-> play the level again). Moreover, ceilings are black...:(

That game sucks!! ....It's more like wolfenstein! ...The only graphics
that are any good are the enemies.

-> "Dragon's Laire" is the 3DO version of old Don Bluth's laser-disc coi
-> conversion is perfect!

That's where you are wrong! ..They took out some scenes on the 3DO
version. And the Sega-CD version sucks because of the limit of colors
(64!). The IBM and the Reel Magic versions are suppose to be exactly
like the arcade.


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From: SIGI RINDLER                           Number: 120
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 03/28/94  9:36a
Subj: Beware                                  Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

MS>Well, I'm sure not EVERYONE loves me, but I do try my best to deliver
MS>when promised.  Thanks for your kind sentiments Stewart.

Mike,
I am a leading member of a Tokyo based PC Users Group. Would you
mind telling me the person's name behind the "Beware" tread?
Maybe it needs only verification if the guy is called "Boris +
some Polish sounding name"...
There are several guys in the group and on other BBSs who either
feel cheated or are even after him.

BTW, have you got a catalog of your goodies, and would you ship
internationally? Since you got indorsed by regular members in
this conference, I'd like to order myself and introduce you to my
PC User's Group.
How much run shipping costs to Japan (most economical package in
the range of 2 to 5 CDs for one shipment)?

Thanks,
Sigi

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From: SIGI RINDLER                           Number: 121
  To: LUY LUONG                                Date: 03/28/94  9:36a
Subj: Re: Free 1560+ cd's catal               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

LL>Hello I am interested in a catalog if the prices and the products are
LL>reasonable comparatively with those in the U.S.
LL>LQ Luong
LL>10040 W 32nd Ave
LL>Wheat Ridge, CO 80033-5602

Hello Luy,
how are you? I'm fine...<g>
Well, I was giving my address myself to get the catalog. You
should have sent your message to the other guy. I don't know
anymore who is was. Hope you can find him again.

Sigi (Tokyo)

 * OLX 2.1 TD * Even backwards, A TOYOTA is still A TOYOTA!


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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 122
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  8:53p
Subj: PIER 4                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

))))))))))))))))))))  A L L   N E W   P I E R  4  (((((((((((((((((((((((

   Fully BBS Ready          Over 4,000+ Files        Virus Checked
   Dup Checked              BBS Safety Checked       Over 500+ Megs

                           Price - $25.00
   Special Bundle Price Available On The Complete Pier Collection !!
Special Bundle Price Available On Night Owl 11, Pier 4 & Shareware Online 3

  ORDERS ONLY!! 800-243-0517  TECH/QUES 216-225-3263  FAX [phone]



Boris Osadciw

... Who Killed Superman?
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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 123
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  8:56p
Subj: NEW CD                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

)))))))))))))))  S O F T W A R E   T O O L  C H E S T  (((((((((((((((((((

The "Worlds Largest Collection" of utiltity programs on CD !!!

"Software Tool Chest" covers everything from Compression programs, Linux
programs, OS/2 support files to DOS and yes, even MAC utilities!!
With over 600+ megs, several files.bbs structures and offering over 5,000+
files, this cd would be a great addition to any BBS system.
                           Price - $25.00
  ORDERS ONLY!! 800-243-0517  TECH/QUES 216-225-3263  FAX [phone]



Boris Osadciw

... A woman drove me to drink and I never even had the courtesy to thank he
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From: RICK NAY                               Number: 124
  To: JOHN LUNDY                               Date: 03/28/94 12:00a
Subj: Re: Sony Drivers                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Call Sony's BBS 1-408-955-5107

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From: KING LEE                               Number: 125
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/25/94  6:24p
Subj: Cheap CD titles                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

PID: BWRA 3.02 [Eval]
MSGID: 6:600/356.0 2d951138
Anyone Interested in the below titles :

01     The Gold Collection                      $28
02     The Games Collection                     $28
03     The Collection For Windows               $28
04     Dinosaurs Multimedia                     $45
05     Star Wars Chess                          $45
06     Mad Dog Mcgree                           $68
07     Dr Games                                 $28
08     Dr Music                                 $28
09     Dr Games                                 $28
10     Dr Fun Pack                              $28
11     TFX Flight Simulator                     $77
12     Morphman                                 $35
13     Dracula Unleashed (March '94))           $77
14     Journeymnan Project (March' 94)          $48



Pls reply for further notes...




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From: RICK DURKEE                            Number: 126
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94 10:49a
Subj: trade or sell                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I have a couple of CDs I'd like to trade:

Windows Master  - Over 2000 Shareware programs
        - Games, Fonts, Icons, Wallpaper, Sounds, Utilities,
          Applications, Educational and more...

Collector's Edition
Award Winning Games - From Access Software


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From: RICK DURKEE                            Number: 127
  To: VINCE SORENSEN                           Date: 03/28/94 10:49a
Subj: CD-ROMs for sale                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

VS                       CD-ROM WHOLESALERS OF CANADA

VS         For a complete catalog, call or fax us with your address,

Is it possible to get one sent to:

        Du-All Computer Services
        165 Mallach Rd.
        Kelowna B.C.
        V1X 2W6
tHANKS


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From: LOYD CRAFT                             Number: 128
  To: AARON CIARLOTTA                          Date: 03/27/94  4:40p
Subj: Blockbuster rents CD-ROM                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > Isn't renting software Illegal?  Then again, it's not like you can
 > copy CD-ROM'S...

Well, actually I have the setup and the software to make an exact sector level
copy of a CD - audio or data.  Not that I do that,
since it's illegal.

But one day the hardware will be cheaper.

At the rate the prices have been going over the last two years, you'll
be able to buy a 1st generation recorder for under $2000 in the next year
or so.   The same drive you would pay $10K for in 1992

Then again, people who have regular optical drives are able to xcopy many CD
titles to that media and use them.  Once the price of
media and hardware vs. the price of CD titles adjusts itself sufficiently,
you'll see a lot of CD piracy.

Some of the more affluent software pirates are doing it now, either with their
own setups, or by looking for businesses who have recorders.

I'm approached about once a month by a group of people who want
me to master and make "one off" dupes of pirate disks for the
people in their group.   The money would be great of course, but I'm not
willing to take such a chance.

On that same note, I am aware of at least one quarterly "publication"
that is distributed via "One off" at $150 a pop.   Some guy sits at
home, loads his hard drive with the latest commercial software and
runs copies of them with a CD recorder.  Word has it he makes
enough cash from one quarter to pay for 10 recorders.

I've seen his product, and had a chance to check out a copy that an
acquaintence of mine bought.   He's careful..   His name or
organization doesn't appear once on the disk, nor does the packaging materials
have a return address on it.

Too bad, since I'd like to see him busted.

Loyd

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From: LOYD CRAFT                             Number: 129
  To: AARON CIARLOTTA                          Date: 03/27/94  4:47p
Subj: Cd-rom Drive Malfunctioni               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > to using trusty 'ol Adaptec's MSCDEX.

You mean MicroSoft's MSCDEX, right?

To my knowledge, Adaptec only make ASPI compliant low level drivers
available.

They may distribute MSCDEX with something, but they are paying Microsoft
to do allow that.


If you're looking for a good SCSI-based driver package, check out CorelSCSI
2.0.

It's CUNI_ driver supports just about every SCSI CDROM drive I've thrown
at it.   In fact, I was running a Philips recorder, a Toshiba 4101 and
an NEC2x reader on the same SCSI bus using CUNI and CorelCDX.   That
single CUNI driver picked up and supported all three drives without my
needing to load separate drivers.

That alone impressed the heck out of me.  <g>

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From: MARK MANGANO                           Number: 130
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  7:33p
Subj: CDPC XL Multimedia                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello All,
    I just read an ad from Media Vision Resources for a "Multimedia
Solution"; a complete CD-ROM drive plus speakers and sound board all in
1 case. The ad says it comes with a dual-speed CD-ROM drive, amplifier,
speakers, MIDI, and 16-bit digital audio board. The cd-rom drive is supposed
to be Multi-session Photo CD ready. I've got a 486SLC laptop, with no
PCMIA slots, so I'm in need of a combo cd reader and sound board I can plug
into my parallel port. This company is the same one that's marketing the
"Memphis" system, and from the photo, this system looks similar, but without
the removable speakers (these look fixed). Anyone have any experience with
this company or this product? It's listing for $399. Any info will be
appreciated. Thanks.
    Mark.



... My hard disk is full! Maybe I'll try this message section thing.
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From: ANDY STEWART                           Number: 131
  To: BART DUMON                               Date: 03/27/94  6:05p
Subj: Nightowl's                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

|BD>>Weet er iemand welke de laatste nieuwe Nightowl's is ???               |
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11

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From: ANDY STEWART                           Number: 132
  To: JIM LAMBERT                              Date: 03/28/94  1:12p
Subj: BBS Shareware                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

|JL>>Glad you like Top Drawer.  Just keep it in that drive and you'll never |
|JL>>see that "ugly" green! <G>  Take care.                                 |
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Heheh...  good point! ;)

TTYL!

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From: LON SEIDMAN                            Number: 133
  To: PAUL NUNNS                               Date: 03/26/94  6:52p
Subj: Rebel Assault                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 PN> I'm having trouble with lock-ups during Rebel Assault.
 PN> I'm running it with no memory manager or TSR's yet on
 PN> each level I experience at least two and often three or
 PN> four lock-ups which stop the game for anything up to
 PN> forty seconds at a time.  Often the music and effects
 PN> will continue while the video stops.  Any ideas please?

LucasArts has made a patch to correct the problem.  It's called Rebelfix.zip
and it's up on their BBS.  The number there is 415-257-3070.


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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 134
  To: SAM FIGUEROA                             Date: 03/27/94  6:36p
Subj: Hot Sample CDROM prices                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I might trade you your FAO1 for Busty Babes.   Can you tell me what is on FAO1.

thanks
Scott

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From: JERRY ZELLER                           Number: 135
  To: NATHAN LEWIS                             Date: 03/28/94  6:28a
Subj: CD's For Sale or Trade                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 NL> -=> Quoting Jerry Zeller to All <=-

 NL> JZ> I have the following cd's for sale or trade:
 NL> JZ> Microsoft Bookshelf
 NL> Interested in this.  Tell me more about it.  (Year made,
 NL> what all it
 NL> does, how many meg)
 NL> I heard it is like an atlas map encyclopidia dictionary
 NL> combo.  I also
 NL> have no idea how much it's worth.
 NL> Thanks a Ton
 NL> Nathan Lewis


 NL> ... I call things as I see them; If I didn't see them, I
 NL> make them up!
 NL> --- Blue Wave/RA v2.10 [NR]
 NL>  * Origin: APPLEGATE² - Neenah, Wi. 54956 USA (COM1)
 NL> (1:139/631)

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From: JASON CHANCELLOR                       Number: 136
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  6:03p
Subj: CD-Rom Recording                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                     ---------- CD Technology -----------
                        Professional Recording Services

     * CD-Rom recording as low as $49.95


  If you have any questions please call CD Technology at :
       (214) 578 - 6390   (Call 24 Hours a day)
                          (Buisness Hours 8 am - 8 pm)

  For Order form   FREQ : CD   from 1:124/8005 fidonet

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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 137
  To: BEN QUON                                 Date: 03/28/94  8:28a
Subj: Re: Ahh!! FS...                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Ben Quon to Gordon Mcquillin <=-

 BQ> This CD is still available??  What is its current price??


     Ben,

     This disc is still available, and the current price is $39.00(US)+
     shipping which would be UPS Ground for $16.00 (we have had problems
     with UPS and customs in the past. Customs sometime tried to add extra
     tarrifs and fees.) or Express Mail for $25.00 (more expensive, but
     has a better import system into Canada).  Let me if I can do anything
     else for you.

     Gordon McQuillin
     Profit Group
     1-800-843-7990 (Give us a call)


... Forbidden Subjects...Everything they Don't want you to know. :)
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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 138
  To: GLENN FERGUSON                           Date: 03/28/94  1:03p
Subj: Re: Free Cdrom Disc!!                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Glenn Ferguson to Gordon Mcquillin <=-

 GF> Does bbs price mean a price for sysops? What does it mean?

     That means that as a bonus for the people who are reading and ordering
     from the FIDOnet as an ad source you get better pricing than our
     advertised price in the monthly publications.  When you call just tell
     them you saw it here on the BBS and you will receive the discount price.


     Gordon McQuillin
     Profit Group
     1-800-843-7990 (Give us a call)



... Profit Press...Authors of the MegaSearch hyper-retrieval interface
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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 139
  To: DAVID MACFARLANE                         Date: 03/28/94  8:35a
Subj: Re: For Adults Only!                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting David Macfarlane to Gordon Mcquillin <=-

 GM>  **BONUS** FAO 6-PACK - All 6 FAO CDROMS - $139.00!! **BONUS**

 DM> Not bad at all, how much for postage to australia, C.O.d, air, Stork
 DM> etc

     David,

     For shipping to australia, it would have to go by Air Mail for $32.00(US)
     or Express Mail for $34.00(US).  We do not currently have COD's outside
     of the US.  If you have any other questions, please let me know.


     Gordon McQuillin
     Profit Group
     1-800-843-7990 (Give us a call)



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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 140
  To: JIM GIBSON                               Date: 03/28/94  9:17a
Subj: Re: Adult Cd-Rom List:!                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Jim Gibson to Todd Ostrer <=-

 JG> Hi Todd, looking for xxx dl's gl's and any other animations, also
 JG> looking for bbs door's that are adult oriented!

     Jim,

     You might like the FAO and FAO Gold discs from Profit Group.  While
     a majority of the disc is .GIF images, there are sub-dirs containing
     DL, GL, and FLI animations.  These discs all contain files.bbs listings
     and also have our MegaDoor software for application on a DOOR.SYS or
     DORINFO.DEF bbs.  Let me know if you have any other questions.

     Gordon McQuillin
     Profit Group
     1-800-843-7990 (Give us a call)



... Profit Press...Home of the FAO Collection
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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 141
  To: CHRIS POIROT                             Date: 03/28/94  1:04p
Subj: Re: Are CD-I data access                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Chris Poirot to All <=-

 CP> people HAVE been trying to read digital CD-audio data into their
 CP> computers and if this is possible, would the same be true for these
 CP> CD-I data?


     Chris,

     I think the main problem may be format and indexing.  They have been
     able to read CD-Audio data from the disc to the harddrive, but that
     shouldn't be that hard.  It's all in a raw format with an index in the
     beginning to tell it where on the discs a track starts or stops, but
     if they are doing a CD-ROM data/CD-Audio sound on a CD-I disc, and then
     having a major indexing scheme in order to get a quick response to your
     input it may be very difficult to decipher that and get usable data for
     those of us with PC's.  Also it was just recently that CD-ROM drives were
     produced that will read CD-Audio data. Maybe our current drives can't
     read CD-I data.  I might be wrong, but this could be why we can't read
     CD-I data yet.

     Gordon McQuillin
     Profit Group
     1-800-843-7990 (Give us a call)



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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 142
  To: JEROME KALISZ                            Date: 03/28/94  9:58a
Subj: Re: Reccomend a CD Rom                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Jerome Kalisz to All <=-

 JK> I'm looking to buy a decent CD Rom, at least 2x, and must
 JK> be photo CD compatible.

     Jerome,

     Just a personal opinion, but I really like the new low profile double
     speed Toshiba drive.  I don't have the exact number on me right now,
     but it's quick, caddieless, and will read CD-Audio in the raw format
     with the correct program like CDgrabPro or the like.  Hope this
     helps.

     Gordon McQuillin
     Profit Group
     1-800-843-7990 (Give us a call)



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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 143
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94 12:18p
Subj: $12.95 Xxx Cdrom!!                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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 FORBIDDEN SUBJECTS - 152 MEGABYTES of the most bizarre and intriguing
 # information out on CDROM to date. This disc has become so controversial
 # with our advertisers that many of them have banned us from referencing
 # it's contents in full detail for fear of retaliation. $39.00
 T&A 2 THE MAXX - 616 Lusty MEGABYTES - Hot Adult oriented CD Disc!
 # 146 Different Adult Animations! 882 Adult Fantasy Text Files!
 # 48 Adult Oriented Games! 3258 SVGA and VGA GIF's! BBS Ready!
 # Mousable User Interface for both Windows & DOS! BBS Price $12.95
 *-=-=-=* See the CDROM Forsale Echo for our more Detailed Ads  *=-=-=*
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From: MATT DELCO                             Number: 144
  To: JAMES POLLOCK                            Date: 03/27/94  7:02p
Subj: PANASONIC CD ROM                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JB>No, it's not.  It's just the one put out by Creative Labs.  It came
  >out FIRST, while other OEM's followed CL's lead with the CR-562-B,
  >which is the same device.  There's nothing special about CL's
  >version.

I have a CR-563-B, and it was NOT put out by Creative Labs (nor did it
come with my computer.)  From what I've read in this echo, Creative Labs
was shipping the OMNI CD with the CR-562, and has somewhat recently
moved up what they're putting in the OMNI CD to a CR-563.  When I was
looking for a CD-ROM, I bought the CD-ROM that was shipping in the
Reveal box because I liked the OMNI CD, and they were the same CD,
except that the OMNI was a 562, and the Reveal was a 563 (and costed
$100 less.)  My experience was the opposite of what you stated above.

JB>Supported by whom?  By Creative Labs?  Of course not!  They never
  >"supported it because they never released it!  THEIR drive is the
  >CR-563-B.  Would you support a competitor's product?  Anything that
  >works with a CR-562-B works with a CR-563-B and vice versa.  It's the
  >same drive, with a different name on the box.

Supported by Creative Labs?  I ment the 562 wasn't being supported by
ANYONE.   Competitor's product?  Creative Labs buys their CDs from
Matsushita/ Panasonic, who makes both the CR-562, and the 563. People
who have been trying to find drivers for their 562s, can't find one, and
try and 563 driver, but the 563 driver doesn't work with the 562, so
somethings got to be different.  They're even having problems with the
driver that is shipping with most 563s, which I.D.s the card, and adapts
itself to the model you have.


JP>The ONLY difficulty I've heard about, is missing driver Selling a
  >drive without drivers is a fairly strange occurrence, since
  >Matsushita supplies 98% of the driver code.

Again, that's because Matsushita makes both the 562, and the 563.  The
2% that is not made by them is, it's just that Creative Labs slapped
their name in the code.

JP>Oh, and it can be hard to find the audio connecter cable.

Why?  Are companies shipping them without audio cables?  If so, they're
probably missing a driver too.

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 145
  To: DANNY TONG                               Date: 03/27/94  8:11p
Subj: Delivery                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DT:>MS> I do NOT trust the U.S. Postal Service because of their poor track
DT:>MS> record...I prefer to use a private carrier like Fedex, especially

DT:>I thought FedEx was part of the US Postal Service.

Nope.  Privately owned.

.\\ike

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From: SAM FERTITTA                           Number: 146
  To: THOMAS DALRYMPLE                         Date: 03/28/94 10:18p
Subj: *** for sale - myst                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

TD>I just finished Myst!  Awesome game!  So:

TD>I have the following for sale:

TD>Myst for Windows  (MPC Windows CD-ROM)
  >is a lot less than I paid for it but it's a "used" CD-ROM right!  So I'm
  >asking $45.00 shipped.  Or if you have any CD's that you are tired of,

TD>Thomas A. Dalrymple

  >Phone:     [phone]

Tom,
How about 40 including shipping and cod to NY. That will cost you about a
fiver.

Thanks....Sam......716-321-1923,,,,,5-9 est.
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From: JUSTIN COHEN                           Number: 147
  To: CHRISTIAN BARTSCH                        Date: 03/28/94  7:18a
Subj: Sherlock Holmes Walkthru                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 >> Putting in a request for a friend of mine..
 >> Does anyone have a walkthru for Sherlock Holmes Consulting
 >> Detective #1?

 > if someone has and replys via netmail could you
 > PLEASE,PLEASE,PRETTY PLEASE forward that answer to me
 > ???????

 > thanks,
 > Christian

  Hey. I have one here but you can forget about me NETMAILing it. I will post
it as a message once I d/l it from a BBS.

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From: JUSTIN COHEN                           Number: 148
  To: CHRISTIAN BARTSCH                        Date: 03/28/94  7:19a
Subj: ATM card number ????                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > hey out there in cyberland,

 > when browsing through the adverts on this echo i find
 > all kinds of methods of payment offered or
 > suggested.while i know most of them i would be
 > interested to learn what ATM means !!

 > being in banking myself (still learning) i always try
 > to improve my banking-english and if someone would be
 > so kind as to broaden my horizon it would be very much
 > appreciated !!

 > thanks for 100s of replies :-)
 > Christian

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 > (2:243/7049.9)

ATM stands for Automated Teller Machine. you know money machine.

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From: JAMES FLEMING                          Number: 149
  To: JOSE VISBAL                              Date: 03/28/94  8:24p
Subj: Re: Trade/cd-games                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Jose Visbal to All <=-

 JV> A-10 Tank Killer                            10.00
 JV> Wing Commander                              15.00

 JV> All in boxes and Programs are in excellent condition   Make offer.....

 JV> -!- Blue Wave/RA v2.12 [NR]
 JV>  ! Origin: The Moody Blues BBS, Graham, WA  [phone] (1:138/155)

        I'll give you 20 bucks for both!!!  Could you ship them to Canada??

 I give you my address if you can send them!!
        You can reached days at [phone]


                Later,
                        -=>James Fleming<=-


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From: JUSTIN COHEN                           Number: 150
  To: DICK ROWDEN                              Date: 03/28/94  5:37p
Subj: KODAK PHOTO CD                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > I have only had rolls of print film put on a cd disk.
 > I use  Enhanced Multipurpose 400 asa and make about
 > 100 exposures to be put on the disk. If you are
 > talking about taking putting a print that is allready
 > made then I don't think it can be done other than to
 > take a picture of the picture. If you have the
 > negitive, then yes you can have it put on the disk.
 > Hope that answer
 > helps. Let me know if I can be of any further service.
 > Be glad to help if I can.
 > Dick Rowden

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 > 210-805-8525 (1:387/800)

I have no idea about texas BUT here in Canada Blacks will put pictures onto
Photo CD's but they want about 1.50 per picture!!


                    Hope it helps.

                                        Justin.

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From: JEFF PATTEN                            Number: 151
  To: JAMES POLLOCK                            Date: 03/27/94  9:20a
Subj: Re: SCSI VS. IDE                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


 JP> As far as I know, nobody except maybe Bill Gates gets to redefine
 JP> terms to suit themselves.  IDE will continue to mean
 JP> "Integrated Drive Electronics" to everyone else, even if you
 JP> decide it means "only those drives that follow ATA interface
 JP> standards".

    The term "IDE" is most commonly used as a synonym for "ATA", thus the
marketplace has effectivly redefined the term.  If you go into a store and ask
for an IDE drive, do you think anyone is going to ask whether you want ATA or
SCSI (or proprietary)?  After all, all are IDE in the sense you are using.

Jeff

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From: JEFF PATTEN                            Number: 152
  To: JAMES POLLOCK                            Date: 03/27/94  9:37a
Subj: Re: SCSI VS. IDE                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


 JP> For IDE hard discs, the DRIVE TYPE is still IDE, but the
 JP> INTERFACE TYPE is "Industry Standard" (I don't know what the
 JP> technical spec is called--I don't think the IEEE set one).

    The technical specification is called ATA (AT Attachment interface), and it
is put out by ANSI (not IEEE).

Jeff

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From: SCOTT ELLIOTT                          Number: 153
  To: ANDREW WANG                              Date: 03/25/94  6:41p
Subj: Re: Adult Cd Int.                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 AW> Does anyone know any good title of adult CD Int.
 AW> becuase I brought Scissors N Stones and I'm very
 AW> disappoint with it. Therefore I hope someone can
 AW> suggest me a good game and tell me price of that
 AW> game.

      Thinking about selling S-n_Stones ?

      Browser

... I'm in here for being crazy, not stupid.
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From: SAM FIGUEROA                           Number: 154
  To: JOHN MAR                                 Date: 03/27/94 10:09p
Subj: cd swap or trad                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

AB>)- John Mar wrote about 'cd swap or trad':

JM> Is anyone interested in trading their 7th Guest for my Rebel Assault.

AB>I'd be very interested... Let me know if you're still interested and we can
AB>work something out.

AB>= Andrew B.
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 John
        I have a friend who wants to trade 7th Guest for Rebel Assault.

                                Thanks,
                                        Sam Figueroa


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From: SAM FIGUEROA                           Number: 155
  To: THOMAS DALRYMPLE                         Date: 03/27/94 10:16p
Subj: *** FOR SALE - MYST                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


TD>I just finished Myst!  Awesome game!  So:

TD>I have the following for sale:

TD>Myst for Windows  (MPC Windows CD-ROM)
TD>     REQUIREMENTS:
TD>     IBM/Tandy or 100% compatible 386DX 33 MHz (486 recommended)
TD>     with 4 MB or RAM
TD>     Windows 3.1; MS/PC DOS 5.0 or higher
TD>     SuperVGA (640 x 480, 256 colors)
TD>     MPC compliant sound card
TD>     Mouse
TD>     Hard Drive
TD>     CD-ROM Drive

TD>Every thing is intact, including the registration card.  Slightly used,
TD>about 12 hours!  :-)  This game has some of the best graphics and sound
TD>I have ever seen or heard!  If you are looking for an arcade style game
TD>please don't buy it.  If you enjoy great puzzles and a little mental
TD>excersize, then please consider purchasing this game from me.  The price
TD>is a lot less than I paid for it but it's a "used" CD-ROM right!  So I'm
TD>asking $45.00 shipped.  Or if you have any CD's that you are tired of,
TD>please send me the full info on them and I'd consider a trade.  If you
TD>live in the Baltimore, MD area I'll arange for shipping and only charge
TD>ya $40.00.  Please contact me at one of the points below.  Thanks.

TD>Thomas A. Dalrymple

TD>Internet:  [e-mail]
TD>Phone:     [phone]
TD>Fax:       Same..just call ahead....

TD>***
TD>* CmpQwk #UNREG* UNREGISTERED EVALUATION COPY

TD>--- GEcho 1.00
TD> * Origin: The Abingdon Info Exchange * 410-569-8336 * (1:2617/406)
 I'll trade ya Kings Quest 6 for it!

        Thanks,
                        Sam Figueroa


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From: SAM FIGUEROA                           Number: 156
  To: PAUL SCARDINALE                          Date: 03/27/94 10:17p
Subj: Cd Software                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

TD>From Paul to All babbling about Cd Software.


TD>PS>I have Rebel Assault and Iron Helix i would like to sell or swap!
TD>PS>Please make me a reasonable offer ($) or tell me what you would like
TD>PS>to swap  for them!


TD>Paul, I'm interested in a trade for Myst?  See my post, and then drop me
TD>a bit or two.

TD>Thomas A. Dalrymple
TD>Internet:  [e-mail]
TD>Phone:     [phone]
TD>Fax:       Same..just call ahead

TD>***
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TD>--- GEcho 1.00
TD> * Origin: The Abingdon Info Exchange * 410-569-8336 * (1:2617/406)
 I'll trade ya Kings Quest 6 for either Rebel Assault or Iron Helix?
 What exactly is Iron Helix?

                Thanks,
                        Sam Figueroa
   Do they require a fast cdrom drive?


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From: SAM FIGUEROA                           Number: 157
  To: NORMAN WONG                              Date: 03/27/94 10:18p
Subj: DOUBLE SPEED OR TRIPLE                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

NW>What should I do?  Should I get the double speed CD-ROM now or wait till
NW>the price of a triple speed drop?  Thanx!!!
NW>                                                  -Norman- :)

NW>Internet Addresses:
NW>[e-mail]
NW>[e-mail]
NW>[e-mail]

NW>---
NW> * OLX 2.1 TD * I'm in shape ... round's a shape isn't it?

NW>--- GOMail v1.2 [DEMO] 04-06-94
NW> * Origin: Megabytes BBS, Los Angeles, CA USA 213.223.6901 (1:102/755)
 Wait till the 3x price drops!

                Sam Figueroa


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From: SEAN SOARES                            Number: 158
  To: CHRISTIAN BARTSCH                        Date: 03/27/94 10:11p
Subj: ATM card number ????                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

In a previous message Christian Bartsch bellowed to All about ATM card
number ????

CB>hey out there in cyberland,
CB>
CB>when browsing through the adverts on this echo i find all
CB>kinds of methods of payment offered or suggested.while i
CB>know most of them i would be interested to learn what ATM
CB>means !!

Hi Christian,
It stands for Automated Teller Machine.
              -         -      -

Those machines used to dispense cash and deposit cheques, ect so you don't
have to wait in line.  Hope this helps.

-=Sean=-

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From: SEAN SOARES                            Number: 159
  To: BORIS OSADCIW                            Date: 03/27/94 11:35p
Subj: Adult CD-ROMS                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Boris,
I tried your fax number (216-225-6759) and someone answered.  Is this the
correct number?  If so when is it available?  I can't call 1-800 numbers
from Bermuda so I'll probably have to corrispond via fax/snailmail.
Thanks.

-=Sean=-

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From: WAYNE HENDERSON                        Number: 160
  To: MARTIN MARSH                             Date: 03/26/94  7:27a
Subj: CR562B & SB V2                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Sorry Martin, I never was able to do better than you. When recording sound from
the CD I only hear it after it is recorded.

There is probably a hardware solution, the "Y" cable used for the two sets of
head phones plus gender benders.  The cost may be excessive however.

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From: DANIEL SCHMIDT                         Number: 161
  To: BART DUMON                               Date: 03/28/94  8:27p
Subj: Re: Nightowl's                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

    Was?  Bitte sprecht Englisch...

I)aniel Schmidt

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From: DANIEL SCHMIDT                         Number: 162
  To: CHRISTOPHE GERADON                       Date: 03/28/94  8:38p
Subj: Re: Single CD player                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

    Well, if you use a CD-ROM caching system such as PC Speedway or the
SMARTDRV.EXE that came with DOS v6.20, it should help a LOT and make MOST
games almost as fast as if they were being played on a double-speed; for
instance, I played 7th Guest with Smartdrv on a Mitsumi single-speed and it
was almost as fast as my friend's double speed, part of a Creative Labs
upgrade package.  Certain games DO require Double-speed, but 7th Guest doesn't
andf hopefully not TOO many of the others do either.

I)aniel Schmidt

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From: DANIEL SCHMIDT                         Number: 163
  To: AMOS SUTANDI                             Date: 03/28/94  8:55p
Subj: Re: Opinie                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

    Well, from what I know Hell Cab isn't that great; Journeyman Project has
AMAZING graphics, and Rebel Assault is supposed to be the BEST; also, Return
to Zork is supposed to have very good digitizewd images.  You might look at
7th Guest, also, if you like puzzles, as it has GREAT graphics and is VERY
challenging...  P.S.  Ich sprecht Deutsche so-so; verstehst dich?

I)aniel Schmidt

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From: DANIEL SCHMIDT                         Number: 164
  To: NORMAN WONG                              Date: 03/28/94  8:58p
Subj: Re: DOUBLE SPEED OR TRIPLE              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

    Well, unless the performance of the NEC 3x drives improves drastically,
I'd go for a Chinon 535...  They're nearly as fast as, if not faster than (In
some cases) the NEC 3x series, and they're cheaper as well...

I)aniel Schmidt

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From: DANIEL SCHMIDT                         Number: 165
  To: GEORGINA MARTINEZ                        Date: 03/28/94  9:00p
Subj: Re: Vesuvius                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

    Well, one of my friends is stuck in the attic in 7th Guest, where you have
to light up the lights on the building.  How might one go about getting around
that?  We can't get down to the library, as the door closes behind us.

I)aniel Schmidt

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From: JOE RINEHART                           Number: 166
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94  5:14a
Subj: !cd's $20 or less!                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CD-DISC SALE...                        $5.00 FedEx shipping (domestic)
* CD Powerbox $20                      $5.00 C.O.D.'s WELCOME!
* OS/2 Box    $20                      $8.00 DHL WorldMail (Worldwide)
* CD Winbox   $20         International DHL Quotes via e-mail 24 hours
* Cream of the Crop version 2 $18.00 (Just found another box full!;)
>292 CD-ROM titles $20.00 or less!  To order discs or catalog contact:
Joe Rinehart, config.sys, Inc., P.O. Box 27, Kent, Ohio 44240.0001, or
voice:216.296.9831, voice:216.296.4446, DATA/FAX: [phone] - 24hrs
NORTH AMERICAN TOLL-FREE ORDER LINE 1.800.6.CONFIG=1800.626.6344 24HRS

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From: BILL RENA                              Number: 167
  To: WES MAXWELL                              Date: 03/28/94  1:30a
Subj: Noise from CD Rom                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > Right after installing a Panasonic single spin CD ROM
 > I have been subject to
 > a constant noise from the sound card speakers. The
 > noise could best be
 > described as a "white noise". The noise occurs
^^^\..In response to../^^^
Two things come to mind, but then I could be wrong:

1) Move speakers away from electromagnetic sources(phone)
2) Bad amplier channel on s.card

-----Bill

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From: BILL RENA                              Number: 168
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94  1:38a
Subj: Cache for CD's                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Anyone tried one of those s/w cache pgms. for a CD. I have an older single
speed and wonder if it's worth the trouble, plus I would plan to use it again
on my newer double speed CD. when brought. Also any hints on possbily
increasing better i/o xfers with that older cd, I already added more /Mbuffer
to my config file. Thanks in advance. -----Bill

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From: ARNIE GROSS                            Number: 169
  To: TERRY BLOUNT                             Date: 03/28/94  8:21a
Subj: Re: Free cd rom drive                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Terry -

I really don't need the whole works...

...how much for just the song and dance?

                                     - Arnie :+}

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From: ARNIE GROSS                            Number: 170
  To: DAVE WONG                                Date: 03/28/94  8:25a
Subj: Re: XXX sampler for sale                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

.

   AG> Desktop Mistress Interactive; Fox Pack; Desktop Voyeur, ETC...

   DW> I'm interested in The art of Olivia and Boris Vallejo, want to
   DW> trade? I have a bunch of adult also, reply if interested.

Dave -

Read messages more carefully.  I do not have, and never had, the discs
you mentioned.  I had a SAMPLER disc, with some material from each of
those titles - but it has been sold.

                                                  - Arnie :+}

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From: JOHN ALLISON                           Number: 171
  To: THOMAS DALRYMPLE                         Date: 03/28/94  2:38p
Subj: *** FOR SALE - MYST                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 On 03-26-94 THOMAS DALRYMPLE wrote to ALL...

 TD> I just finished Myst!  Awesome game!  So:

Agree it is awesome.  I have only been playing for 2 days now and
the first time I went to Gear World I went exploring and somehow
made it up on top of the elevator, pushed the red button and back
down.  Wish I had made a save but did not and now having done all
I can at this level, including picking up the blue page in the
secret room and having worked the simulator can no longer get up
on top of the elevator.  Can you give me the sequence that allows
access to the top of the elevator please !!!  Got stuck at this
point so finally matched notes in the spaceship and now exploring
the volcanic world.  For someone like me who is tone deaf had a
devil of a time and finally resorted to note counting with a very
steady mouse hand.
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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 172
  To: BEN QUON                                 Date: 03/28/94  1:48a
Subj: 1994 Cd-rom Catalog                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

BQ>Can you please send one my way??

BQ>Ben Quon
BQ>4930 Barker Crescent
BQ>Burnaby, B.C.
BQ>V5G 3G5

BQ>Any other CD-ROM dealers that see this, please send me your catalog.

             Computer SoftShop - P.O. Box 3701 - Omaha, Ne. 68103
                [phone] - 1-9 pm Mon-Fri/1-5 pm Sat CST
             VISA/MASTERCARD - S/H $3 US/$5 Canada/$8 Intl/$5 COD
               Military Discount 10% - All Are For IBM PC/XT/AT
                   (c) 1994 Computer SoftShop - Since 1990
           > = New CD Title     * = Reduced Price     WIN = WINDOWS
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Shareware CD's            - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 ASP                       - Shareware Collection From The ASP        - $  23
 California Collection     - Includes Music, Games, Etc. BBS Ready    - $  17
 CD-Powerbox v1.01         - 6800 Games, Utilities, Sound, Etc        - $  18
 Cream Of The Crop II      - 5000 '93 High Quality Programs. 660 Megs - $  18
>Dr. Games For DOS II      - Top 63 Games Ready To Play. VR & 3-D.    - $  18
 Education Master          - Over 1000 Pre-Kindergarten To High School- $  23
 Educational Gameland      - Designed For Elementary School Children  - $  20
>Giga Games                - 3000 Files In Arcade, WINDOWS & Education- $  18
 Original Shareware        - 38 Categories Including Utilities, Ham   - $  15
 PC-SIG Library #13        - Disks Numbers 1-4203. All Categories     - $  23
 PC-SIG World Of Education - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 PC-SIG World Of Games     - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 PC-SIG World Of Windows   - Includes 34 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 Shareware Games           - Over 2500 Games. Can Be Run From CD      - $  18
 Shareware Gold II         - 580 Megs Of The Best. 30 Categories      - $  26
 Shareware Heaven          - 1000's Of Shareware Including Games      - $  18
>Shareware Studio IV       - 640 Megs Of Mainly 1993. BBS Ready       - $  18
 So Much Screenware        - 500 Megs Of GIF's. BBS Ready             - $  28
 Software Vault: Gold      - Hottest Hits, Games, Educational, Etc    - $  28
 Super CD III              - 1000's Of Carefully Selected Files. BBS  - $  17
 The Pier Shareware #3     - 1993 Files. ASP Directory. Over 660 Megs - $  30
 Wayzata's Best/Shareware  - 1000 Programs/30 Categories For DOS & WIN- $  20
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 Registered Shareware CD's - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Best Of Apogee #1         - Secret Agent 1-2-3/Commander Keen 1-2-3  - $  32
 Best Of Apogee #2         - Cosmo 1-2-3/Dark Ages 1-2-3              - $  32
>Hugo's House Of Horrors   - House Of Horrors/Who Dunnit?/Jungle Doom - $  18
>MVP'S Game Jamboree       - 9 Games Including CornCob, 3 Point Basket- $  18
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 Commercial CD's           - Education                                - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Adventures/Willy Beamish  - Sneak/Creep/Skateboard Thru 50 Locations - $  25
*Arthur's Teacher          - Animated Storybook About Home/School. WIN- $  24
 Barney Bear Goes To School- Educational Game For Children. Mouse     - $  20
 Barney Bear Goes To Space - Interactive Pre-School Story. 256 SVGA   - $  20
 Beauty And The Beast      - Multimedia Storybook. Ages 4-Adult. WIN  - $  21
*Dinosaur Adventure        - Dinosaur Storybook, Games, Facts & Videos- $  29
 Dinosaur Discovery        - Illustrations, Descriptions, Facts. WIN  - $  26
 Dinosaurs Encyclopedia    - In-Depth Look At These Reptiles. WIN     - $  27
>Fatty Bear's Birthday Sur.- Help Fatty Bear Make a Birthday Surprise - $  27
 Interactive Storytime I   - Goldilocks, Little Red Hen, Boy & Donkey - $  21
 Interactive Storytime II  - 3 Books W/ Coloring: Boy Who Cried Wolf  - $  27
 Interactive Storytime III - Tortoise & Hare, Lion & Mouse, City Mouse- $  24
 Jurassic & Other Dinosaurs- As Seen In Major World Museums. Photo CD - $  19
 Just Grandma And Me       - Broderbund's Living Books Ages 3-8. WIN  - $  35
 Kid's/Read Aesops Fables  - Ages 9+. Interactive Moral Tales. DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's Can Read Cinderella - Ages 8+. Girl Wins Prince's Heart.DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's Can Read Heather..  - Ages 5+. Heather At Bat Tale. DOS/WIN    - $  28
 Kid's Can Read Moving     - Ages 5+. Feelings About Moving. DOS/WIN  - $  28
 Kid's/Night Before Xmas   - Father Witnesses St. Nicholas. DOS/WIN   - $  28
 Kid's/Paper Bag Princess  - Ages 5+. Fierce Dragon Encounter. DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's/Read Peter Rabbit   - Ages 3+. Chased/Helped By Sparrow.DOS/WIN- $  28
 King Arthur's Magic Castle- Animated Games While Exploring Castle.WIN- $  23
>Mario Is Missing Deluxe   - Help Mario Save World. Explore 25 Cities - $  20
 Multimedia Mother Goose   - Educational Game/Animation. 5 Languages  - $  24
 Peter/The Wolf Storybook  - Storybook Using Art, Music, & Video. WIN - $  21
 Sleeping Beauty           - Talking Storybook Of Famous Beauty. WIN  - $  23
 Talking Classic Tales     - Best-Loved Stories From Childhood.       - $  27
 Talking Jungle Safari     - Animated Journey Thru 4 Habitats.        - $  26
 Where/World/Sandiego (OEM)- Crime Solving While Teaching Geography   - $  28
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Games                                    - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 7th Guest (OEM)           - Interactive SVGA 3-D Virtual Reality     - $  33
 Battle Chess              - Enhanced Animated Chess Action. WIN      - $  33
>Chessmaster 4000          - Photo Realistic Boards In 256 Color.     - $  27
 Conan The Cimmerian       - Supernatural World Of Retribution        - $  26
 Daggers Of Amon Ra        - Laura Bow II Animated Mystery Game. WIN  - $  31
 Dune                      - Speaking Actors And Footage From Movie   - $  31
 Eco Quest                 - Animated Adventure Game From Sierra      - $  27
>Eye Of The Beholder III   - Interactive D&D W/ Battles, Magic, Etc.  - $  29
>Hell Cab                  - Interactive 3-D Graphic Video Adventure  - $  63
 King's Quest VI           - Great Graphics And Sound From Sierra     - $  32
>Legend Of Kyrandia        - Virgin Games Fantasy Adventure Game      - $  30
>Loom                      - Fantasy Adventure Game From Lucasfilms   - $  23
 Mad Dog McCree            - Western Shoot-Out W/ Real Motion Picture - $  40
 Rebel Assault             - Adventure Game                           - $  57
>Return To Zork            - Interactive Adventure Of Danger, Intrigue- $  30
>Secret Weapons/Luftwaffe  - Gripping, Highly Realistic Air Battles   - $  27
>Star Wars Chess           - Thrilling Animated Chess Game. WIN       - $  26
>The Secret/Monkey Island  - Swashbuckling Pirate Adventure Game      - $  25
 Wrath Of The Demon        - Interactive, Animated Adventure Game     - $  23
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Graphics & Sound                         - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>DR. Music Lab I           - 3196 Files In MID, ROI, VOC, MOD, & WAV  - $  18
>GIFs Galore               - 5000 Full Color Images. 34+ Categories   - $  18
 Nature Graphics           - 550 Megs Professional 256 Color GIFs     - $  20
 SoundWAV I                - 151 Original WAV Files. 8/16 Mono/Stereo - $  18
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Health & Medicine                        - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>Family Doctor             - Comprehensive Family Medical Reference   - $  26
>Mayo Clinic               - Interactive Text, Illustration, & Video  - $  28
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 Commercial CD's           - Travel & Geography                       - Price
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>U.S. Atlus                - Relief Maps/Reference. Cities/States. WIN- $  25
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 ********** Some Commercial CD's May Be OEM Versions (Without Box) **********
 ** Other Titles May Be Available. Please Call For Information On New CDs. **
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             Name:                                 Date:    /  /
                   ───────────────────────────────       ──────────
             Address:
                      ─────────────────────────────────────────────
             City:                           State:     Zip:
                   ─────────────────────────        ───      ──────
             Phone Number: (     )           Country:
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                                           CD-ROM Disk Subtotal = $
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        Sales Tax for Nebraska Residents Only = Subtotal x .065 = $
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     USA Add $3.00/Canada $5.00/Overseas $8.00 Postage/Handling = $
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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 173
  To: BEN QUON                                 Date: 03/28/94  1:48a
Subj: 1994 Cd-rom Catalog                     Refer: NONE
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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 174
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94  1:48a
Subj: Used Cd's                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                      Used Shareware CD's
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Disc To The Future II- 200+ Megs Programmer's Reference      - $45
Font Fun House       - 100+ TrueType/Type One PostScript     - $15
Phoenix 4.0          - Education, Games, Graphics, WINDOWS   - $15

  Brian Nash - P.O. Box 3701 - Omaha, Ne. 68103 - [phone]
       All Titles Will Be Shipped Second Day Priority Mail
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From: BILL PARROTT                           Number: 175
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94 11:23p
Subj: Wanted Chinon Drives                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 I'am looking for 2 Chinon CDS-435 internal CD-ROM drives with the 40 pin
 interface, with or without interface cards. Must be in good shape and
 warrentied against DOA. Please reply here or call 1-208-375-3844.



Bill

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From: MICHAEL CAPALDO                        Number: 176
  To: CLAYTON MANSON                           Date: 03/28/94  9:05a
Subj: Need Sony Cdrom Ext.                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CM> Model: Sony 510/520-11
CM> Need ASAP
CM> Old standard SONY_CDU.SYS (or updated for above) and related utiliti
CM>
CM> Got two of these CDROM's in a trade deal, but no disks.
CM> I would be very greatful to anyone that could FREQ me the files or
CM> supply me with a support BBS.
CM>
CM> If save yourself on the LD bill and leave reply message to POLL
CM> your fido net number for an archived packet.

I got a friend up in Jersey that I sold/traded him a sony cd rom drive.
 He has a BBS of his own.  It is called Ferret's Hideaway.  IT is up 24
hrs.  He isn't running a front end mailer just so ya know.  Now when I
got that sony drive it didn't have a install disk to speak of either
BUT it did have a disk with the drivers on it and a copy of the
config and autoexec files that he just sut-n-pasted on it.  Just call
609-889-8230, 1200-14.4k 24 hrs, tell him Mike C. from Fla sent ya.

Good luck!

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From: STEVE GOYER                            Number: 177
  To: SCOTT HUFFMAN                            Date: 03/28/94  7:17p
Subj: Hot CDROM Deals!!                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

SH> *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*   The Profit Group

Hello,

could you please send me a copy of your newest catalog to...

        Steve Goyer
        1265 Babine Crescent
        Prince George, BC
        V2M 3X7   Canada

Thanks.

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From: STEVE GOYER                            Number: 178
  To: JOE RINEHART                             Date: 03/28/94  7:18p
Subj: Catalog                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello,

could you please send me a copy of your newest catalog to...

        Steve Goyer
        1265 Babine Crescent
        Prince George, BC
        V2M 3X7   Canada

Thanks.

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From: STEVE GOYER                            Number: 179
  To: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                          Date: 03/28/94  7:22p
Subj: New Catalogue Ready!!!                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

HB>Thanks for asking, Patty, but not for the time-being.  I'd be happy
HB>to mail one out to you, or you may download it off our BBS @ (905)
HB>853-3210 using the name:  *CATALOG WANTED and the password:  NOW .
HB>                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^                    ^^^

Hello,

could you please send me a copy of your catalog to...

        Steve Goyer
        1265 Babine Crescent
        Prince George, BC
        V2M 3X7   Canada

Thanks.

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From: ED DUCHEK                              Number: 180
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94  1:11a
Subj: Comtons Interactive Encyclopedia for $30  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Comptons Interactive Encyclopedia v1.01vw for only $30 + P&H.  reply back soon,
I only have a few left at this price!!!!



Ed Duchek
[phone]

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From: WILSON MARKS                           Number: 181
  To: JEAN LAJOIE                              Date: 03/28/94  9:40p
Subj: MYST                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JL> swap file of at least ten thousand kilobytes, or ten megs, for the game
Why?
JL> to move at a comfortable pace. Also, it runs out of Windows, and the
That sounds like a pain in th butt. Could you please tell me more about this
game?
Wilson ,\\arks

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From: JONATHAN CHAU                          Number: 182
  To: BEVIS LOWRY                              Date: 03/28/94  8:37p
Subj: Myst                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On 03-25-1994, BEVIS LOWRY spoke to JONATHAN CHAU regarding Myst...

BL> Right then.  The game is entirely three dimensional, so it looks
BL> completely realistic, which it is.  There's a fair amount of video,
BL> but not so much as to take up excess amounts of space.  The thing
BL> is, with most CD-Rom games, people figure there's SO MUCH SPACE on
BL> the disk that they can pretty much just fill it up with video.  But
BL> video gobbles up megabytes, so you find yourself running throung the
BL> 700 or so megabytes available pretty quickly.  Myst has a whole lot
BL> of gameplay, because most of the scenes are still.  There are
BL> movies though, as I said.  The object of the game is to save these
BL> worlds from destruction.  Sorry, out of time.  Hope it helped.

Cool, I think I'll check it out.  I was waiting on Under a Killing
Moon, but Myst sounds like a must-have!

BL> P.S.  What's wrong with future shop.  The people aren't too
BL> knoledgable, but it's a good place for software

Well, the software prices are a tad on the high side here.  :(  You're
right, the people aren't exactly what I'd call knowledgable.

Jonathan.

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From: JONATHAN CHAU                          Number: 183
  To: CHRIS POIROT                             Date: 03/28/94  8:34p
Subj: CD-ROM drive costs....                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On 03-24-1994, CHRIS POIROT spoke to JONATHAN CHAU regarding CD-ROM
drive costs.......

CP> What exactly are 3DO systems?

3DO's a 32-bit, CD-driven game system.

CP> Furthermore: Is there a (technical) reason why CD-I disks are not
CP> readable by CDROM-XA drives or is this just another commercial trick
CP> to make you buy BOTH a CD-I player AND a CDROM player if you want to
CP> keep up with developments in new media?

No idea.  I don't have any specs on the CD-I format.  :(

Jonathan.

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From: JONATHAN CHAU                          Number: 184
  To: CHRISTIAN BARTSCH                        Date: 03/28/94  8:33p
Subj: Sherlock Holmes Walkthru                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On 03-24-1994, CHRISTIAN BARTSCH spoke to JONATHAN CHAU regarding
Sherlock Holmes Walkthru...

CB>  > Putting in a request for a friend of mine..
CB>  > Does anyone have a walkthru for Sherlock Holmes Consulting
CB>  > Detective #1?
CB>
CB> if someone has and replys via netmail could you
CB> PLEASE,PLEASE,PRETTY PLEASE forward that answer to me ???????

I found one on CIS, but it's a UHS help file.  I could UUEncode it and
send it over the echo, but I think there's some sort of rule that
prohibits this.

Do you have a CIS address?

Jonathan.

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From: MATTHEW FRANCO                         Number: 185
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  5:18p
Subj: COMPACT DISC CAPACITY                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Dear All,
  OK now I am puzzled.  While listening to my new RedHotChiliPeppers CD I got
curious about the capacity of a compact disc..and now Im baffled.
OK if I am coorect, Regular Audio CD's are sampled at 44,100 kHz, 16 bits per
channel.  Since they are stereo, you multiply 44,100x16x2 to figure the number
of BITS per second, right?  Then, divide by 8 to find BYTES per second.  I came
up with 172.3 k/sec.  I tested this answer by recording some WAV files in
Windows at44.1kHz, 16 bit, stereo.  Then comparing size with length, I s=got
the same answer...172.3 k/sec, give or take a few bytes. OK Blood Sugar Sex
Magik by the XChili Peppers is 73 minutes, 57 seconds long.  Which equals 4437
seconds.  If you multiply this out, 172.3 k/sec x 4437 seconds, you get
764,495k, or 747 MEG!  How can this be?? I thought the capacity of a  CD was
around 680 MB??  Am I doing something wrong?   Or is the capacity of CD's just
larger than I thought?  Please HELP!  THis is frustrating me hehehehe.

Matt Franco


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From: MICHAEL HAMMER                         Number: 186
  To: LAURIE BATT                              Date: 03/29/94 12:16a
Subj: CD SOFTWARE                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

lb> * Origin: The PNG Connection, Cairns Tropical Nth Qld, OZ
lb>(3:640/532)

Greetings Laurie,

I have seen you posting on this echo before and hope that you might be able to
help me.

Is there a phone directory on cdrom for OZ and if so what does it cost. Any
idea on who I could purchase it through?

Thanks in advance.

P.S. My email address is [e-mail] if you have internet
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From: MICHAEL HAMMER                         Number: 187
  To: REINALDO GARCIA                          Date: 03/29/94 12:16a
Subj: Making CD ROMS                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

* In a message originally to Eric Ho, Reinaldo Garcia said:
rg>I Know there are some companies who make Lots of thousands
rg>Cd's, but 'my
rg>problem is to get Phone Numbers of they . And that makes
rg>quantity under
rg>1000 pieces. If you are able to Get Any Address or Phone from
rg>any company who do that,
rg>please Mail me.

What quantity are you looking to do? The economics are such that once you go
from doing a small quantity, it makes sense to go to larger quantities just to
get the price breaks and amortize the cost of mastering.

I can be reached at [e-mail] if you have access to the
internet.

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From: MICHAEL HAMMER                         Number: 188
  To: DENIS COLEMAN                            Date: 03/29/94 12:16a
Subj: New Technology                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Denis,

I see that you are an Aussie dealer...what would be your price on the aussie
phone directory on cd? (pricing for both versions please). Price should include
shipping to the US indicated as an upcharge.

Thanks

My internet email address is [e-mail]

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From: AL AGEE                                Number: 189
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94 11:56a
Subj: Custom cds                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 I'll put 640mb of your data on an ISO 9660 standard CD for $49. Advantages
include: - Speed       - My 10ms HD is only four times faster than CD. - Cost
     - CD costs $49, tape $100, 1.4mb floppy $200. - Security    - It can't be
changed. No virus threat. - Convenience - It's like adding another hard drive.

  o Make your own shareware disk.
  o Organize those huge graphics files.
  o Put your BBS on CD instead of buying another hard drive.
  o Distribute your data to several sites.
  o Back up your entire LAN or BBS.

Send QIC-80 or QIC-40 DC2120 tapes and cashiers check to: Allen Agee, 52 Sleepy
Hollow Rd, Andover NJ 07821. If you have questions, call me voice at
[phone] evenings.
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From: EDDIE APPELL                           Number: 190
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/24/94  9:48a
Subj: Looking for...                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hey all!

I'm looking for a couple of discs...

1.  CD-ROMIX series - these are comics on CD-ROM with voice, sound effects,
etc.  SRP is $24

2.  Animation Festival - This is supposed to be a nice collection of 3D and 2D
animations from an annual animation festival.  I had read an article about a
great animation disc a while back.. I _think_ this is it, I may be wrong.  If
you have any more info, or know where I can get this disc, let me know!

Thanks for your help!

Eddie

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From: EDDIE APPELL                           Number: 191
  To: TIM SMITH                                Date: 03/25/94 10:13a
Subj: Sharing                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

TS>Can anyone tell me how to hook my 2 486's together so I can share my
TS>cdrom and printer?
TS>Tim

Have you heard of "networking"?  You need a LAN setup.  Check out Novell or
Windows for Workgroups if you use Windows.

Eddie

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From: CHUCK DUBMAN                           Number: 192
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94 10:47p
Subj: Road Maps on Disc                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

What road maps are being published on CD now?  I need concise coverage
(meaning no streets left out) for the Maryland and maybe Virginia,
Pennsylvania, and Delaware area.  Road Map USA and Precision Map look like
they cover too much in not enough detail.  I'm doing street diagrams in this
area; Road Map USA, for example, wastes disc space with frills like hotel
information for Disneyland, which I have no conceivable use for.

Format should be AutoCAD compatible, that is .DWG, .DXF, or IGES files.  If
not directly compatible, output should be some sort of vector type that can be
processed with either AutoCAD's AutoLISP interpreter or a cheap database
utility.

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From: CHUCK DUBMAN                           Number: 193
  To: JOE BELLING                              Date: 03/28/94 10:59p
Subj: Packard Bell                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JB>>         that is what PB recommends,BTW Packard Bell does
JB>> have a tech line
JB>>         that's how I found out how to install my 14400, but
JB>> for the life of
JB>>         me I can't find their number again, I'm sure that
JB>> it's in the owners
JB>>         manual thou.

Packard Bell -- the Rodney Dangerfield of PCs.

Oddly, I got both a tape drive and a CD-ROM in my Legend with no problems. All
expansions worked from smoke test on without a hitch.  Only problem I have is
I'm stuck with this bizarre AT desktop cabinet because of the motherboard
outputs; no tower can be found to fit.  Oh well, there's always external drive
cabinets if I want to add more drives and cards.

P-Bell doesn't have a tech-support line.  What they have is some guy named
Majid who answers the P-Bell Connection number and then refers you to his
brother or cousin's shop downtown.  7-11 cashiers do not get fired.  They quit
and then go to work for Packard Bell.

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From: CHUCK DUBMAN                           Number: 194
  To: AARON CIARLOTTA                          Date: 03/28/94 11:10p
Subj: Blockbuster rents CD-ROM                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

AC>> Isn't renting software Illegal?  Then again, it's not like
AC>> you can
AC>> copy CD-ROM'S...
AC>> Just a thought.

You can bootleg them if you have a big enough tape drive.  Access time sucks,
however.  Renting shouldn't be illegal.  Technically, what you're doing is
passing along ownership serially like you would any other software.  Last I
heard that's not a problem for the publisher.

Blockbuster's an interesting outfit.  I've been told they're owned by
fundamentalist Christians, sort of like Domino's Pizza, whose owner Tom
Monahan gives 10% of profits to Randall Terry's Operation Rescue.

Every time I ask them where they keep the snuff flicks, they say they don't
carry them.  Now I know why... :-)

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From: KEN PUGH                               Number: 195
  To: EDWARD CROUSER                           Date: 03/28/94  1:20a
Subj: CDROM DRIVE FOR SALE                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Just wondering if you'd sold your drive.  My father is curious to try out the
wonderful world of CD.  If you still have it, please drop me a line.  I monitor
the BBS's frequently.  (I don't have a real life, sigh....)


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From: STANLEY SHEFF                          Number: 196
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94  8:21a
Subj: Rombrain                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Now available from The Brainex System:
FIDO 1:102/737 or 1:102/739

ROMBRAIN  - A stand alone CDROM file door.  If you use a CDROM, you
            need this door!  Keeps your cdrom file base separate from
            your BBS's file base. Features file search, read/transfer
            from .ZIP files, multi-node, multi-CD access.
            Can copy cdrom files to HD for CD Changers.

REQUEST   - Used with Rombrain.  This program will automatically
            copy offline file requests generated by RomBrain.
            The sysop just inserts the CD, and request copies
            files to a separate user directory on the hard drive.
            Users can download their files using the Request door.

BRAINEX   - Required to run Brainex Doors. Fast and easy way to setup
DOOR        and modify all Brainex Doors! Includes 1 year BBS support.
MANAGER
------------------------------------------------------------------------
FREQ: ROMBRAIN.ZIP, BRAINEX.ZIP   MAGIC NAMES: ROMBRAIN, BRAINEX
To try the doors online, or use your credit card to order them for your
BBS, call The Brainex System at 310-275-2344 or 310-273-5234.


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From: KEVIN H                                Number: 197
  To: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                          Date: 03/27/94 11:12a
Subj: RE: Great CD Prices                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

any stuff for a mac??
Thanks....ttyl --Kevin


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From: KEVIN H                                Number: 198
  To: JOE RINEHART                             Date: 03/27/94 11:14a
Subj: RE: !cd's $20 or less!                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Joe.... any cds for macs??? Thanks...TTYL - Kevin


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From: STEVE MANN                             Number: 199
  To: ALL (AUSTRALIANS)                        Date: 03/29/94  1:27a
Subj: Latest CDROM Games                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

WHO SHOT JOHNNY ROCK ....... $76      MYST ......................... $88
If you liked Mad Dog McCree you       Check out the reviews.  This game
will love this game.  Set in the      has awesome graphics and sound and
gangster era with even better         in very interactive.  For owners
video (almost full screen) than       SB16 sound cards it comes with 1994
Mad Dog.                              versions of the drivers.


Aesthetic Software P/L  PO Box 459 Gosford NSW, 2250 Australia
Voice/Fax:[phone]   BBS:(043) 23-9076   Fido: 3:711/440
         VISA * MASTERCARD * BANKCARD * COD * CHEQUE

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From: DUNCAN VAN.HOEVE                       Number: 200
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 03/27/94 12:25a
Subj: MicroCosm                               Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

23 Mar 94, Mike Shannon writes to Bernard Zephro:

[about MicroCosm]

 MS> Awesome!  We have a limited number of them in stock right now at $59.60.
 MS> One of the top 4 or 5 games I've ever played!

I find MicroCosm (PC CD version) very dissappointing.. the intro is nice and
also the CD music tracks on the disc are nice but gameplay sucks bigtime!

Are there any cheats or walk-throughs for this game?

Regards, DVH.

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From: STAN HUNTTING                          Number: 201
  To: DAVID HARPER                             Date: 03/28/94  7:21p
Subj: WFW & CD-ROM                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Quoting DAVID HARPER:

DH>I want to run a panasonic CDROM across a wfw 3.11 network. but the
DH>server which has the rom stops dead every time you try to access the
DH>drive from a remote station

Do you have the command line switch "/S" on your MSCDEX line in your
Autoexec.bat? It's function is to enable sharing of the CDROM drive over
WFWG nets. See DOS HELP MSCDEX for more.

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From: JOHN CRAM                              Number: 202
  To: PERRY WHITNEY                            Date: 03/29/94  9:55a
Subj: program                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

it a program the check the chips on you computer and tell you what.
chips on your computer are good or bad.
is there any program that can do that.


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From: JOHN CRAM                              Number: 203
  To: JOHN LEACH                               Date: 03/29/94 10:06a
Subj: drives                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

yo john when can i pick up that drive . can it be saturday .
i can come down till then if please let me no ok.
john do you have any io card laying round .so i can use my printer.
i no i am asking for a lot but when you have no money to buy .will you
no how that is . we both no how that feels .
will i have to go back to my babbie seting job. so if you see this
message ,you call or just leave email . what ever you feel like doing.
so that it for now . bye


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From: DAVID PACK                             Number: 204
  To: REINALDO GARCIA                          Date: 03/28/94 11:02a
Subj: Making Cd-Rom                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I Have the name and address of some guy that will make a cd-rom for you
for free!!  (well only the first one).  You just have to send him a
couple filled up 250 meg tapes and he will put it onto a cd-rom for you,
bbs ready.  I did it already and it works fine!!  The first one if free,
but every other one is something like 15-20 dollars.  Reply to me for
more info.        CYA L8R,    -David Pack


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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 205
  To: RICHARD CUSHNIE                          Date: 03/27/94 12:44a
Subj: Re: WANT CD-ROMS                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RC>I am looking for any Cd-Rom programs. Especially games. If you have some goo
RC>ones that you might want to get rid of then leave a message to me with your
RC>price.

Hope you don't mind new.

             Computer SoftShop - P.O. Box 3701 - Omaha, Ne. 68103
                [phone] - 1-9 pm Mon-Fri/1-5 pm Sat CST
             VISA/MASTERCARD - S/H $3 US/$5 Canada/$8 Intl/$5 COD
               Military Discount 10% - All Are For IBM PC/XT/AT
                   (c) 1994 Computer SoftShop - Since 1990
           > = New CD Title     * = Reduced Price     WIN = WINDOWS
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Shareware CD's            - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 ASP                       - Shareware Collection From The ASP        - $  23
 California Collection     - Includes Music, Games, Etc. BBS Ready    - $  17
 CD-Powerbox v1.01         - 6800 Games, Utilities, Sound, Etc        - $  18
 Cream Of The Crop II      - 5000 '93 High Quality Programs. 660 Megs - $  18
>Dr. Games For DOS II      - Top 63 Games Ready To Play. VR & 3-D.    - $  18
 Education Master          - Over 1000 Pre-Kindergarten To High School- $  23
 Educational Gameland      - Designed For Elementary School Children  - $  20
>Giga Games                - 3000 Files In Arcade, WINDOWS & Education- $  18
 Original Shareware        - 38 Categories Including Utilities, Ham   - $  15
 PC-SIG Library #13        - Disks Numbers 1-4203. All Categories     - $  23
 PC-SIG World Of Education - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 PC-SIG World Of Games     - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 PC-SIG World Of Windows   - Includes 34 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 Shareware Games           - Over 2500 Games. Can Be Run From CD      - $  18
 Shareware Gold II         - 580 Megs Of The Best. 30 Categories      - $  26
 Shareware Heaven          - 1000's Of Shareware Including Games      - $  18
>Shareware Studio IV       - 640 Megs Of Mainly 1993. BBS Ready       - $  18
 So Much Screenware        - 500 Megs Of GIF's. BBS Ready             - $  28
 Software Vault: Gold      - Hottest Hits, Games, Educational, Etc    - $  28
 Super CD III              - 1000's Of Carefully Selected Files. BBS  - $  17
 The Pier Shareware #3     - 1993 Files. ASP Directory. Over 660 Megs - $  30
 Wayzata's Best/Shareware  - 1000 Programs/30 Categories For DOS & WIN- $  20
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Registered Shareware CD's - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Best Of Apogee #1         - Secret Agent 1-2-3/Commander Keen 1-2-3  - $  32
 Best Of Apogee #2         - Cosmo 1-2-3/Dark Ages 1-2-3              - $  32
>Hugo's House Of Horrors   - House Of Horrors/Who Dunnit?/Jungle Doom - $  18
>MVP'S Game Jamboree       - 9 Games Including CornCob, 3 Point Basket- $  18
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Education                                - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Adventures/Willy Beamish  - Sneak/Creep/Skateboard Thru 50 Locations - $  25
*Arthur's Teacher          - Animated Storybook About Home/School. WIN- $  24
 Barney Bear Goes To School- Educational Game For Children. Mouse     - $  20
 Barney Bear Goes To Space - Interactive Pre-School Story. 256 SVGA   - $  20
 Beauty And The Beast      - Multimedia Storybook. Ages 4-Adult. WIN  - $  21
*Dinosaur Adventure        - Dinosaur Storybook, Games, Facts & Videos- $  29
 Dinosaur Discovery        - Illustrations, Descriptions, Facts. WIN  - $  26
 Dinosaurs Encyclopedia    - In-Depth Look At These Reptiles. WIN     - $  27
>Fatty Bear's Birthday Sur.- Help Fatty Bear Make a Birthday Surprise - $  27
 Interactive Storytime I   - Goldilocks, Little Red Hen, Boy & Donkey - $  21
 Interactive Storytime II  - 3 Books W/ Coloring: Boy Who Cried Wolf  - $  27
 Interactive Storytime III - Tortoise & Hare, Lion & Mouse, City Mouse- $  24
 Jurassic & Other Dinosaurs- As Seen In Major World Museums. Photo CD - $  19
 Just Grandma And Me       - Broderbund's Living Books Ages 3-8. WIN  - $  35
 Kid's/Read Aesops Fables  - Ages 9+. Interactive Moral Tales. DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's Can Read Cinderella - Ages 8+. Girl Wins Prince's Heart.DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's Can Read Heather..  - Ages 5+. Heather At Bat Tale. DOS/WIN    - $  28
 Kid's Can Read Moving     - Ages 5+. Feelings About Moving. DOS/WIN  - $  28
 Kid's/Night Before Xmas   - Father Witnesses St. Nicholas. DOS/WIN   - $  28
 Kid's/Paper Bag Princess  - Ages 5+. Fierce Dragon Encounter. DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's/Read Peter Rabbit   - Ages 3+. Chased/Helped By Sparrow.DOS/WIN- $  28
 King Arthur's Magic Castle- Animated Games While Exploring Castle.WIN- $  23
>Mario Is Missing Deluxe   - Help Mario Save World. Explore 25 Cities - $  20
 Multimedia Mother Goose   - Educational Game/Animation. 5 Languages  - $  24
 Peter/The Wolf Storybook  - Storybook Using Art, Music, & Video. WIN - $  21
 Sleeping Beauty           - Talking Storybook Of Famous Beauty. WIN  - $  23
 Talking Classic Tales     - Best-Loved Stories From Childhood.       - $  27
 Talking Jungle Safari     - Animated Journey Thru 4 Habitats.        - $  26
 Where/World/Sandiego (OEM)- Crime Solving While Teaching Geography   - $  28
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Games                                    - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 7th Guest (OEM)           - Interactive 3-D Virtual Reality Drama    - $  33
 Battle Chess              - Enhanced Animated Chess Action. WIN      - $  33
>Chessmaster 4000          - Photo Realistic Boards In 256 Color.     - $  27
 Conan The Cimmerian       - Supernatural World Of Retribution        - $  26
 Daggers Of Amon Ra        - Laura Bow II Animated Mystery Game. WIN  - $  31
 Dune                      - Speaking Actors And Footage From Movie   - $  31
 Eco Quest                 - Animated Adventure Game From Sierra      - $  27
>Eye Of The Beholder III   - Interactive D&D W/ Battles, Magic, Etc.  - $  29
>Hell Cab                  - Interactive 3-D Graphic Video Adventure  - $  63
 King's Quest VI           - Great Graphics And Sound From Sierra     - $  32
>Legend Of Kyrandia        - Virgin Games Fantasy Adventure Game      - $  30
>Loom                      - Fantasy Adventure Game From Lucasfilms   - $  23
 Mad Dog McCree            - Western Shoot-Out W/ Real Motion Picture - $  40
 Rebel Assault             - Adventure Game                           - $  57
>Return To Zork            - Interactive Adventure Of Danger, Intrigue- $  30
>Secret Weapons/Luftwaffe  - Gripping, Highly Realistic Air Battles   - $  27
>Star Wars Chess           - Thrilling Animated Chess Game. WIN       - $  26
>The Secret/Monkey Island  - Swashbuckling Pirate Adventure Game      - $  25
 Wrath Of The Demon        - Interactive, Animated Adventure Game     - $  23
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Graphics & Sound                         - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>DR. Music Lab I           - 3196 Files In MID, ROI, VOC, MOD, & WAV  - $  18
>GIFs Galore               - 5000 Full Color Images. 34+ Categories   - $  18
 Nature Graphics           - 550 Megs Professional 256 Color GIFs     - $  20
 SoundWAV I                - 151 Original WAV Files. 8/16 Mono/Stereo - $  18
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Health & Medicine                        - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>Family Doctor             - Comprehensive Family Medical Reference   - $  26
>Mayo Clinic               - Interactive Text, Illustration, & Video  - $  28
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Travel & Geography                       - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>U.S. Atlus                - Relief Maps/Reference. Cities/States. WIN- $  25
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 ********** Some Commercial CD's May Be OEM Versions (Without Box) **********
 ** Other Titles May Be Available. Please Call For Information On New CDs. **
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
             Name:                                 Date:    /  /
                   ───────────────────────────────       ──────────
             Address:
                      ─────────────────────────────────────────────
             City:                           State:     Zip:
                   ─────────────────────────        ───      ──────
             Phone Number: (     )           Country:
 ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
                                           CD-ROM Disk Subtotal = $
                                                                    ═════════
        Sales Tax for Nebraska Residents Only = Subtotal x .065 = $
                                                                    ─────────
     USA Add $3.00/Canada $5.00/Overseas $8.00 Postage/Handling = $
                                                                    ─────────
   Visa/MC #                                       Amount Total = $
             ──────────────────────────────                         ═════════
   Expiration Date               Signature
--- TBBS v2.1/NM
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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 206
  To: JONATHAN CHAU                            Date: 03/27/94 12:44a
Subj: Re: REBEL ASSAULT                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JC>Could I get a price for Rebel Assault, including the shipping costs to
JC>Canada?  Locally, it's about $69-79, and I wanted to see if I could get
JC>a better price.

Hope you don't mind, but I can sell it for $57 + $3 s/h.
Give me a call.

             Computer SoftShop - P.O. Box 3701 - Omaha, Ne. 68103
                [phone] - 1-9 pm Mon-Fri/1-5 pm Sat CST
             VISA/MASTERCARD - S/H $3 US/$5 Canada/$8 Intl/$5 COD
               Military Discount 10% - All Are For IBM PC/XT/AT
                   (c) 1994 Computer SoftShop - Since 1990
           > = New CD Title     * = Reduced Price     WIN = WINDOWS
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Shareware CD's            - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 ASP                       - Shareware Collection From The ASP        - $  23
 California Collection     - Includes Music, Games, Etc. BBS Ready    - $  17
 CD-Powerbox v1.01         - 6800 Games, Utilities, Sound, Etc        - $  18
 Cream Of The Crop II      - 5000 '93 High Quality Programs. 660 Megs - $  18
>Dr. Games For DOS II      - Top 63 Games Ready To Play. VR & 3-D.    - $  18
 Education Master          - Over 1000 Pre-Kindergarten To High School- $  23
 Educational Gameland      - Designed For Elementary School Children  - $  20
>Giga Games                - 3000 Files In Arcade, WINDOWS & Education- $  18
 Original Shareware        - 38 Categories Including Utilities, Ham   - $  15
 PC-SIG Library #13        - Disks Numbers 1-4203. All Categories     - $  23
 PC-SIG World Of Education - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 PC-SIG World Of Games     - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 PC-SIG World Of Windows   - Includes 34 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 Shareware Games           - Over 2500 Games. Can Be Run From CD      - $  18
 Shareware Gold II         - 580 Megs Of The Best. 30 Categories      - $  26
 Shareware Heaven          - 1000's Of Shareware Including Games      - $  18
>Shareware Studio IV       - 640 Megs Of Mainly 1993. BBS Ready       - $  18
 So Much Screenware        - 500 Megs Of GIF's. BBS Ready             - $  28
 Software Vault: Gold      - Hottest Hits, Games, Educational, Etc    - $  28
 Super CD III              - 1000's Of Carefully Selected Files. BBS  - $  17
 The Pier Shareware #3     - 1993 Files. ASP Directory. Over 660 Megs - $  30
 Wayzata's Best/Shareware  - 1000 Programs/30 Categories For DOS & WIN- $  20
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Registered Shareware CD's - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Best Of Apogee #1         - Secret Agent 1-2-3/Commander Keen 1-2-3  - $  32
 Best Of Apogee #2         - Cosmo 1-2-3/Dark Ages 1-2-3              - $  32
>Hugo's House Of Horrors   - House Of Horrors/Who Dunnit?/Jungle Doom - $  18
>MVP'S Game Jamboree       - 9 Games Including CornCob, 3 Point Basket- $  18
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Education                                - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Adventures/Willy Beamish  - Sneak/Creep/Skateboard Thru 50 Locations - $  25
*Arthur's Teacher          - Animated Storybook About Home/School. WIN- $  24
 Barney Bear Goes To School- Educational Game For Children. Mouse     - $  20
 Barney Bear Goes To Space - Interactive Pre-School Story. 256 SVGA   - $  20
 Beauty And The Beast      - Multimedia Storybook. Ages 4-Adult. WIN  - $  21
*Dinosaur Adventure        - Dinosaur Storybook, Games, Facts & Videos- $  29
 Dinosaur Discovery        - Illustrations, Descriptions, Facts. WIN  - $  26
 Dinosaurs Encyclopedia    - In-Depth Look At These Reptiles. WIN     - $  27
>Fatty Bear's Birthday Sur.- Help Fatty Bear Make a Birthday Surprise - $  27
 Interactive Storytime I   - Goldilocks, Little Red Hen, Boy & Donkey - $  21
 Interactive Storytime II  - 3 Books W/ Coloring: Boy Who Cried Wolf  - $  27
 Interactive Storytime III - Tortoise & Hare, Lion & Mouse, City Mouse- $  24
 Jurassic & Other Dinosaurs- As Seen In Major World Museums. Photo CD - $  19
 Just Grandma And Me       - Broderbund's Living Books Ages 3-8. WIN  - $  35
 Kid's/Read Aesops Fables  - Ages 9+. Interactive Moral Tales. DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's Can Read Cinderella - Ages 8+. Girl Wins Prince's Heart.DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's Can Read Heather..  - Ages 5+. Heather At Bat Tale. DOS/WIN    - $  28
 Kid's Can Read Moving     - Ages 5+. Feelings About Moving. DOS/WIN  - $  28
 Kid's/Night Before Xmas   - Father Witnesses St. Nicholas. DOS/WIN   - $  28
 Kid's/Paper Bag Princess  - Ages 5+. Fierce Dragon Encounter. DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's/Read Peter Rabbit   - Ages 3+. Chased/Helped By Sparrow.DOS/WIN- $  28
 King Arthur's Magic Castle- Animated Games While Exploring Castle.WIN- $  23
>Mario Is Missing Deluxe   - Help Mario Save World. Explore 25 Cities - $  20
 Multimedia Mother Goose   - Educational Game/Animation. 5 Languages  - $  24
 Peter/The Wolf Storybook  - Storybook Using Art, Music, & Video. WIN - $  21
 Sleeping Beauty           - Talking Storybook Of Famous Beauty. WIN  - $  23
 Talking Classic Tales     - Best-Loved Stories From Childhood.       - $  27
 Talking Jungle Safari     - Animated Journey Thru 4 Habitats.        - $  26
 Where/World/Sandiego (OEM)- Crime Solving While Teaching Geography   - $  28
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Games                                    - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 7th Guest (OEM)           - Interactive 3-D Virtual Reality Drama    - $  33
 Battle Chess              - Enhanced Animated Chess Action. WIN      - $  33
>Chessmaster 4000          - Photo Realistic Boards In 256 Color.     - $  27
 Conan The Cimmerian       - Supernatural World Of Retribution        - $  26
 Daggers Of Amon Ra        - Laura Bow II Animated Mystery Game. WIN  - $  31
 Dune                      - Speaking Actors And Footage From Movie   - $  31
 Eco Quest                 - Animated Adventure Game From Sierra      - $  27
>Eye Of The Beholder III   - Interactive D&D W/ Battles, Magic, Etc.  - $  29
>Hell Cab                  - Interactive 3-D Graphic Video Adventure  - $  63
 King's Quest VI           - Great Graphics And Sound From Sierra     - $  32
>Legend Of Kyrandia        - Virgin Games Fantasy Adventure Game      - $  30
>Loom                      - Fantasy Adventure Game From Lucasfilms   - $  23
 Mad Dog McCree            - Western Shoot-Out W/ Real Motion Picture - $  40
 Rebel Assault             - Adventure Game                           - $  57
>Return To Zork            - Interactive Adventure Of Danger, Intrigue- $  30
>Secret Weapons/Luftwaffe  - Gripping, Highly Realistic Air Battles   - $  27
>Star Wars Chess           - Thrilling Animated Chess Game. WIN       - $  26
>The Secret/Monkey Island  - Swashbuckling Pirate Adventure Game      - $  25
 Wrath Of The Demon        - Interactive, Animated Adventure Game     - $  23
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 Commercial CD's           - Graphics & Sound                         - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>DR. Music Lab I           - 3196 Files In MID, ROI, VOC, MOD, & WAV  - $  18
>GIFs Galore               - 5000 Full Color Images. 34+ Categories   - $  18
 Nature Graphics           - 550 Megs Professional 256 Color GIFs     - $  20
 SoundWAV I                - 151 Original WAV Files. 8/16 Mono/Stereo - $  18
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 Commercial CD's           - Health & Medicine                        - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>Family Doctor             - Comprehensive Family Medical Reference   - $  26
>Mayo Clinic               - Interactive Text, Illustration, & Video  - $  28
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 Commercial CD's           - Travel & Geography                       - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>U.S. Atlus                - Relief Maps/Reference. Cities/States. WIN- $  25
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 ********** Some Commercial CD's May Be OEM Versions (Without Box) **********
 ** Other Titles May Be Available. Please Call For Information On New CDs. **
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From: MIKE BURNS                             Number: 207
  To: JOE BELLING                              Date: 03/28/94  4:55p
Subj: Packard Bell                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


        Packard Bell Phone Numbers Are:


     Hardware Support Service in Magna, Utah
         801-579-092   for fax
         800-398-3003  for voice
           They are open from 6 am to 10 pm Mountain time
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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 208
  To: BRIAN MURREY                             Date: 03/28/94  5:17p
Subj: Dealers                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

BM>    If you are a CD ROM driver reseller, repairer, rebuilder....or a
BM>    reseller of CD ROMS...then I want your catalog and/or mailing info.

BM>    I am putting together an industry index of such folks and I'd like to
BM>    add the fidonetters to the list.  If you contribute to the list you
BM>    will receive a copy of the list.  I intend to distribute this listing
BM>    on the internet, fidonet, and BBS downloads.

Hope you don't mind the reply to your message.

             Computer SoftShop - P.O. Box 3701 - Omaha, Ne. 68103
                [phone] - 1-9 pm Mon-Fri/1-5 pm Sat CST
             VISA/MASTERCARD - S/H $3 US/$5 Canada/$8 Intl/$5 COD
               Military Discount 10% - All Are For IBM PC/XT/AT
                   (c) 1994 Computer SoftShop - Since 1990
           > = New CD Title     * = Reduced Price     WIN = WINDOWS
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Shareware CD's            - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 ASP                       - Shareware Collection From The ASP        - $  23
 California Collection     - Includes Music, Games, Etc. BBS Ready    - $  17
 CD-Powerbox v1.01         - 6800 Games, Utilities, Sound, Etc        - $  18
 Cream Of The Crop II      - 5000 '93 High Quality Programs. 660 Megs - $  18
>Dr. Games For DOS II      - Top 63 Games Ready To Play. VR & 3-D.    - $  18
 Education Master          - Over 1000 Pre-Kindergarten To High School- $  23
 Educational Gameland      - Designed For Elementary School Children  - $  20
>Giga Games                - 3000 Files In Arcade, WINDOWS & Education- $  18
 Original Shareware        - 38 Categories Including Utilities, Ham   - $  15
 PC-SIG Library #13        - Disks Numbers 1-4203. All Categories     - $  23
 PC-SIG World Of Education - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 PC-SIG World Of Games     - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 PC-SIG World Of Windows   - Includes 34 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 Shareware Games           - Over 2500 Games. Can Be Run From CD      - $  18
 Shareware Gold II         - 580 Megs Of The Best. 30 Categories      - $  26
 Shareware Heaven          - 1000's Of Shareware Including Games      - $  18
>Shareware Studio IV       - 640 Megs Of Mainly 1993. BBS Ready       - $  18
 So Much Screenware        - 500 Megs Of GIF's. BBS Ready             - $  28
 Software Vault: Gold      - Hottest Hits, Games, Educational, Etc    - $  28
 Super CD III              - 1000's Of Carefully Selected Files. BBS  - $  17
 The Pier Shareware #3     - 1993 Files. ASP Directory. Over 660 Megs - $  30
 Wayzata's Best/Shareware  - 1000 Programs/30 Categories For DOS & WIN- $  20
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Registered Shareware CD's - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Best Of Apogee #1         - Secret Agent 1-2-3/Commander Keen 1-2-3  - $  32
 Best Of Apogee #2         - Cosmo 1-2-3/Dark Ages 1-2-3              - $  32
>Hugo's House Of Horrors   - House Of Horrors/Who Dunnit?/Jungle Doom - $  18
>MVP'S Game Jamboree       - 9 Games Including CornCob, 3 Point Basket- $  18
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 Commercial CD's           - Education                                - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Adventures/Willy Beamish  - Sneak/Creep/Skateboard Thru 50 Locations - $  25
*Arthur's Teacher          - Animated Storybook About Home/School. WIN- $  24
 Barney Bear Goes To School- Educational Game For Children. Mouse     - $  20
 Barney Bear Goes To Space - Interactive Pre-School Story. 256 SVGA   - $  20
 Beauty And The Beast      - Multimedia Storybook. Ages 4-Adult. WIN  - $  21
*Dinosaur Adventure        - Dinosaur Storybook, Games, Facts & Videos- $  29
 Dinosaur Discovery        - Illustrations, Descriptions, Facts. WIN  - $  26
 Dinosaurs Encyclopedia    - In-Depth Look At These Reptiles. WIN     - $  27
>Fatty Bear's Birthday Sur.- Help Fatty Bear Make a Birthday Surprise - $  27
 Interactive Storytime I   - Goldilocks, Little Red Hen, Boy & Donkey - $  21
 Interactive Storytime II  - 3 Books W/ Coloring: Boy Who Cried Wolf  - $  27
 Interactive Storytime III - Tortoise & Hare, Lion & Mouse, City Mouse- $  24
 Jurassic & Other Dinosaurs- As Seen In Major World Museums. Photo CD - $  19
 Just Grandma And Me       - Broderbund's Living Books Ages 3-8. WIN  - $  35
 Kid's/Read Aesops Fables  - Ages 9+. Interactive Moral Tales. DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's Can Read Cinderella - Ages 8+. Girl Wins Prince's Heart.DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's Can Read Heather..  - Ages 5+. Heather At Bat Tale. DOS/WIN    - $  28
 Kid's Can Read Moving     - Ages 5+. Feelings About Moving. DOS/WIN  - $  28
 Kid's/Night Before Xmas   - Father Witnesses St. Nicholas. DOS/WIN   - $  28
 Kid's/Paper Bag Princess  - Ages 5+. Fierce Dragon Encounter. DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's/Read Peter Rabbit   - Ages 3+. Chased/Helped By Sparrow.DOS/WIN- $  28
 King Arthur's Magic Castle- Animated Games While Exploring Castle.WIN- $  23
>Mario Is Missing Deluxe   - Help Mario Save World. Explore 25 Cities - $  20
 Multimedia Mother Goose   - Educational Game/Animation. 5 Languages  - $  24
 Peter/The Wolf Storybook  - Storybook Using Art, Music, & Video. WIN - $  21
 Sleeping Beauty           - Talking Storybook Of Famous Beauty. WIN  - $  23
 Talking Classic Tales     - Best-Loved Stories From Childhood.       - $  27
 Talking Jungle Safari     - Animated Journey Thru 4 Habitats.        - $  26
 Where/World/Sandiego (OEM)- Crime Solving While Teaching Geography   - $  28
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Games                                    - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Battle Chess              - Enhanced Animated Chess Action. WIN      - $  33
>Chessmaster 4000          - Photo Realistic Boards In 256 Color.     - $  27
 Conan The Cimmerian       - Supernatural World Of Retribution        - $  26
 Daggers Of Amon Ra        - Laura Bow II Animated Mystery Game. WIN  - $  31
 Dune                      - Speaking Actors And Footage From Movie   - $  31
 Eco Quest                 - Animated Adventure Game From Sierra      - $  27
>Eye Of The Beholder III   - Interactive D&D W/ Battles, Magic, Etc.  - $  29
>Hell Cab                  - Interactive 3-D Graphic Video Adventure  - $  63
 King's Quest VI           - Great Graphics And Sound From Sierra     - $  32
>Legend Of Kyrandia        - Virgin Games Fantasy Adventure Game      - $  30
>Loom                      - Fantasy Adventure Game From Lucasfilms   - $  23
 Mad Dog McCree            - Western Shoot-Out W/ Real Motion Picture - $  40
 Rebel Assault             - Adventure Game                           - $  57
>Return To Zork            - Interactive Adventure Of Danger, Intrigue- $  30
>Secret Weapons/Luftwaffe  - Gripping, Highly Realistic Air Battles   - $  27
>Star Wars Chess           - Thrilling Animated Chess Game. WIN       - $  26
 The 7th Guest (OEM)       - Interactive SVGA 3-D Virtual Reality     - $  33
>The Secret/Monkey Island  - Swashbuckling Pirate Adventure Game      - $  25
 Wrath Of The Demon        - Interactive, Animated Adventure Game     - $  23
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Graphics & Sound                         - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>DR. Music Lab I           - 3196 Files In MID, ROI, VOC, MOD, & WAV  - $  18
>GIFs Galore               - 5000 Full Color Images. 34+ Categories   - $  18
 Nature Graphics           - 550 Megs Professional 256 Color GIFs     - $  20
 SoundWAV I                - 151 Original WAV Files. 8/16 Mono/Stereo - $  18
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Commercial CD's           - Health & Medicine                        - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>Family Doctor             - Comprehensive Family Medical Reference   - $  26
>Mayo Clinic               - Interactive Text, Illustration, & Video  - $  28
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 Commercial CD's           - Travel & Geography                       - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
>U.S. Atlus                - Relief Maps/Reference. Cities/States. WIN- $  25
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 ********** Some Commercial CD's May Be OEM Versions (Without Box) **********
 ** Other Titles May Be Available. Please Call For Information On New CDs. **
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             Name:                                 Date:    /  /
                   ───────────────────────────────       ──────────
             Address:
                      ─────────────────────────────────────────────
             City:                           State:     Zip:
                   ─────────────────────────        ───      ──────
             Phone Number: (     )           Country:
 ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
                                           CD-ROM Disk Subtotal = $
                                                                    ═════════
        Sales Tax for Nebraska Residents Only = Subtotal x .065 = $
                                                                    ─────────
     USA Add $3.00/Canada $5.00/Overseas $8.00 Postage/Handling = $
                                                                    ─────────
   Visa/MC #                                       Amount Total = $
             ──────────────────────────────                         ═════════
   Expiration Date               Signature
                   ─────────────          ───────────────────────────────────

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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 209
  To: BRIAN MURREY                             Date: 03/28/94  5:17p
Subj: Dealers                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 210
  To: JIM LAMBERT                              Date: 03/28/94  5:17p
Subj: Shareware Cd-roms                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JL>I was concerned about possible copyright
JL>problems with earlier versions, but see no significant problems with
JL>Pier 4.

If you don't mind my asking, what possible problems did you find?


Sincerely,

Brian Nash
Computer SoftShop
P.O. Box 3701
Omaha, Ne. 68103
[phone]
1-9pm Mon-Fri CST

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From: ROBERT KUMMER                          Number: 211
  To: JOSE PIAZZA                              Date: 03/29/94  8:17p
Subj: Re: !!! CD's To Trade !!!               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


JP> I saw your message and got interested, maybe you would like to exchange
JP> (some) of your CDs with me. I've got so far:

JP> Secret of Monkey Island                Loom
JP> Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe

JP> These are the ones I'd like to exchange. If you have got them, then perhaps
JP> I can buy some of yours. I'm specially interested in Adult: Seedy Rom #6!

JP> RK> Games: Stellar 7

JP> RK> Shareware and Others

JP> RK> Americas Premier            SDN 1 Plus
JP> RK> Shareware Games 92          Black Box 4
JP> RK> Shareware Tiger 92a         MegaDemo 1

JP> RK> Sing-Along Classics Vol.1102  For PC-Karaoke

JP> RK> WinCD - Audio CD player and database
JP> RK> CD-Rom Premiere - Interactive Sampler
JP> RK> Software Toolworks Multimedia Encyclopedia


      Hello Jose, these are what I have left at this time, I would
     be interested in your Secret Weapons and Loom CD's. Anything
     here you want to trade for ??? BTW Where are you ??? Let me
     know.
    Robert.

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From: ROBERT KUMMER                          Number: 212
  To: BEVIS LOWRY                              Date: 03/29/94  8:17p
Subj: !! Games To Trade !!                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


BL>Hi there.  I might be interested in Hell Cab, if it's for Macintosh and if
BL>you're willing to sell it, not trade it.  I own the game Myst, but I'm not
BL>anywhere near done with it yet.

       Hello Bevis, sorry, this is a windows version.
      Thanks for the reply.

   Robert.

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From: ROBERT KUMMER                          Number: 213
  To: PAUL SCARDINALE                          Date: 03/29/94  8:17p
Subj: CD software                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

PS>I have Rebel Assault and Iron Helix i would like to sell or swap!
PS>Please make me a reasonable offer ($) or tell me what you would like to swap
PS>for them!

    Hello Paul, I'd be interested in both your CD's. I have the
    following CD's.

  GAMES: Hell Cab                  OTHERS: MicroSoft Multimedia Pak
         Stellar 7                         for Window's
         Secret of Monkey Island           Walk Throughs & Fly By's
         Wing Commander II Dlx             Multimedia Madness - Includes
          w\speech pak                     632pg book, 5.25"disk & CD.
                                           STW Multimedia Encyclopedia
                                           CDROM of CDROM'S - Includes
                                           PC Karaoke
                                           Sing-Along Classics - for
                                           PC Karaoke
   I also have some shareware CD's.
  Let me know if your interested in
  making a trade. Thanks.
                        Robert.

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From: ROBERT KUMMER                          Number: 214
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/29/94  8:17p
Subj: Adult CD to Trade                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


         I have Hot Pix 5 I would like to trade for
         Bodacious Beauties or High Volume Nudes.

      Anyone interested, reply here with # so I can call
     or I can be reached at [phone] most anytime.

    Robert.

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From: ROBERT KUMMER                          Number: 215
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/29/94  8:17p
Subj: CD's To Trade                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

   Let's make some trade's. I have the following CD's to trade. I'm
   mostly interested in GAME and/or ADULT CD's. Let me know what you
   have, I may be interested in other CD's also.

GAMES: Hell Cab            OTHERS: MicroSoft Multimedia Pak for Windows
       Stellar 7                   MultiMedia Madness- By Ron Wodaski &
       Kings Quest VI              Sam's Publishing.632pg book,disk & CD
       Secret of Monkey Island     STW Multimedia Encyclopedia
       Wing Commander II Dlx       Walk Throughs & Fly By's
       w\speech pak                CDROM of CDROM'S- Includes PC Karaoke
       ChessMaster 3000            Sing-Along Classics - For PC Karaoke
       w\US & World Atlas          CD-ROM Premier - Interactive sampler
       & M.B.Typing Teacher        WinCD - Audio CD player & Database

  Reply here with offers and # so I can call or I can be reached at
  [phone] most anytime. Thanks, Robert.

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From: ROBERT KUMMER                          Number: 216
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/29/94  8:17p
Subj: CD's To Trade or Sell                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


    I'd like to trade these for other CD's or sell them. I'm open
   to most any type trades. Price includes shipping.

              SDN 1 Plus............$15
              Black Box 4...........$15
              MegaDemo 1............$12
              Shareware Tiger.......$15
              Shareware Games 92....$15
              America's Premier.....$15

   Reply here with offers. Buy em all for $75 and I'll cover shipping.

  Robert.

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From: JERRY ZELLER                           Number: 217
  To: JOHN SASSER                              Date: 03/29/94  6:41a
Subj: CD Trade/Sell                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

John - it is the 1991 version and it is Dos.  Jerry

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From: SCOTT GRAHAM                           Number: 218
  To: RYAN MASON                               Date: 03/29/94  7:53a
Subj: MYST                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 RM> Can you help me? If you have got to this point, I
 RM> have entered the Gear-Age and cannot figure out a
 RM> single thing.

To move the building in the gear age you have to match up the 'thing' under the
middle of the building and then take the elevator to the top.  Set the switch
for the middle setting (in the elevator) and jump out before it goes down.
Then you can use the controller on the of the elevator to rotate the building.
This will lead to you getting the codes to open the floor at the beginning to
get to the book to get out.
Hope you got all that and it helps.

                                                        -Scott
-=> Don't forget to pick up at least one page before you leave.

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 219
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94 10:49p
Subj: PIER CD WINNERS!                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

The winners of Starvector's 2nd annual Pier CD Giveaway have been
selected!  Our drawing was made up of Starvector customers and postcard
entrants during the period from February 19th to March 19th, 1994.  Each
of the three winners was selected at random from our database of entrants,
and has granted us permission to use their names.  Here they are...........

* Michael L. Thomason of Rochester, NY
* Carey Starzinger of Salem, OR
* Jeff Pearson of Chatsworth, CA

Each of our three winners will receive a new Pier 4 shareware CD-ROM!
Congratulations to all!  Your Pier CD's are on the way!

Mike Shannon
Starvector Software

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 220
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94 10:49p
Subj: PRE-ORDER WINBOX 2!                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

          |   Starvector Sales Bulletin #3:  CD-ROM PRE-ORDERS   |
            We are now taking pre-orders on the following titles

 THE 11TH HOUR * Exciting sequel to 7th Guest. Don't miss out!.......$59.00
 CD WINBOX 2 * The newest Windows CD! 650mb of all 93/94 files!......$25.00
 NIGHT OWL 12 * Special pre-order price! Back to $30 after release...$25.00

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 8160 * YAKIMA WA 98908 * ORDERS: 800-801-ROMS
 INFO: 509-457-2892 * FAX: [phone] * VISA/MC/AMX/DISCOVER * S/H: $4.50


 * SLMR 2.1a * Is it '96 yet???

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 221
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94 10:50p
Subj: NEW PROGRAMMER'S ROM!                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

           |     Title:  CD SOURCEBOX               $29.00      |

      BBS-Ready * Includes source code and utilities for C, Pascal,
      VisualBasic, Basic, and Assembler * Scanned for all known viruses
      with the latest virus scanners * Files separated into 38 dirs.
      Updated "Universal Interface", which will work with most of
      the shareware CD's today.  Use one interface system for all CD's!

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * Who is General Failure, and why's he reading my C: drive?

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 222
  To: CHRIS BARKER                             Date: 03/28/94 10:50p
Subj: Hellooooooo                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CB:>R U getting my messages!  Not too sure if my echo's R being channelled
CB:>out of SA.  U have lots of stuff I want 2 buy B4 the exchange rate comes
CB:>crashing down - but I'm NOT going to phone internationally and U don't
CB:>put a fax # in your tags!!

Reaching us just fine!  Sorry about the fax number.  How's this.......

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 509-457-2892
 FAX [phone] * BBS 509-457-0206 * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX  $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * Jeff Allen:  What happens when cousins marry.

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 223
  To: MICHAEL WILLARD                          Date: 03/28/94 10:50p
Subj: CD request                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

MW:>I'm looking for a copy of "Desktop Publisher's Dream Disk" which I have
hear
MW:>is a pretty good clipart cd and includes a manual with all clipart images
MW:>printed for selecting.

MW:>Do you carry this CD?

We sure do.  Excellent CD with a HUGE manual showing the images.  In stock
at $29.50

Later,
.\\ike

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * Jeff Allen's reality meter:  [E\...F]

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 224
  To: ERIC SCHONNING                           Date: 03/28/94 10:50p
Subj: Beware                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

ES:>Consider yourself lucky with UPS.  It took me 6 months to get my money
ES:>for an insured package from them.  Actually lost money in the deal when
ES:>taking into account the long distance phone calls I had to make.  I've
ES:>never had any lost packages with US Mail, and have mailed stuff all
ES:>over the world.

Unfortunately for me, I've had just the opposite experience with the two.
We like Fedex much better.

ES:>What do you charge for shipping per disc BTW?  I noticed some of the
ES:>$10 CD's you had looked interesting but if shipping is $5 not really
ES:>worth it...

Normal ground shipping is $4.95 up to 4 pieces, and $.50 for each piece
over 4.  Add $3 for Fedex shipping.

Later,
.\\ike

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 509-457-2892
 FAX [phone] * BBS 509-457-0206 * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX  $7.95

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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 225
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/29/94  2:34p
Subj: $19.95 Forbidden Subject                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=*  VERY SPECIAL PURCHASE ANNOUNCEMENT!  *=-=-=-=-=-=*
  - This offer is ONLY valid until April 15th, 1994!!
  - This offer is ONLY valid when seen on an Echo!!
  The Profit Group is currently advertising the Forbidden Subjects
  CDROM Disc in the Computer Shopper for $39.00. A good price!
  Well, for a limited time, we have decided to offer a special version
  of this CDROM to the BBS'ing Community for only $19.95!! This version
  is identical to our current stock, but lacks only one facet
  of the original: It does not contain the "Sick and Twisted" Graphics.
  That is the ONLY difference!! This version was originally pressed
  for our European markets, but has since been banned there because of
  the controversial information it contains!
  In addition, if you have purchased either version (Graphics/No Graphics)
  of this disc DIRECTLY from The Profit Group, then we are prepared to
  offer you a "Preferred Customer" upgrade path on our forth coming
  production of Forbidden Subjects. What does this mean? It means that in
  September when our new rendition of this disc is released, you're going
  to be able to purchase it for 40% less than someone who has purchased
  it from another source! You Profit, when you deal directly with us!!
  Hey, that's not all!! With the purchase of Forbidden Subjects we will
 *=-=-=*  Purchase includes our BenchMark/Utility Disc FREE! *=-=-=*
  Shipping Costs (Contiguous U.S.A): 2-day $6.00  Next-Day $15.00
  All other Destinations Call or Fax for applicable rates.
 *=-=* Orders Only: 800-843-7990 *-=-*  Fax: [phone]  *=-=-=-=*

 * SLMR 2.1a * Don't Forget T&A 2 The Maxx $12.95  Call Now!!

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From: BOB BREED                              Number: 226
  To: DOLORES FORTINO                          Date: 03/29/94  1:19p
Subj: KODAK PHOTO CD                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 DF> Pardon me, Dick, but you may be just the person I'm looking for.  When
 DF> you have your photos transferred to CD, are they in film or print
 DF> form? I am looking to find out how much it costs to have prints
 DF> transferred to a CD, if can be done. Can you help?

    Call LazerQuick Images on 1-800-937-9196. They will send you
a 'kit' that spells out just how you go about transferring slides
or negatives onto a CD. They charge 59 cents per image, plus
$10.00 for the disk, plus $6.00 return postage. Each disk holds
100 images; so you pay $75.00 per disk.
    If you want to have them develop your film AND transfer it to
disk, they charge $15.40 for 24 exp or $22.50 for 36 exp - plus
disk and post.
    All the images dont have to be done at once. You can add to
the disk till its full. However, they charge a extra $4.75 to add
to an existing disk.
    They also will 'mix' between slides and negatives on a single
disk, but each time you change you pay $1.50 for set-up. It's
best to have all one type of picture placed on a single disk, but
it's not a requirement.
    Nice people to work with -- I have no ax to grind, just happy
with their service.


... Boot in the root! BAT in a FAT! Backup,backup,DAT,DAT,DAT
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From: JACK HELSER                            Number: 227
  To: JAY BROWN                                Date: 03/29/94  9:44p
Subj: Not-so-Top Drawer                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JB>I also am a believer of the IIABDFI school of thought, but if memory serves
JB>me correctly (it's not quoted here) your friend was haveing
JB>great difficulty maintaining his file base.  I would say
JB>that classifys as being broke. <grin>

He has no CDROM door - and has just added the areas via RACONFIG (?) and
reads the FILES.BBS directly off the CDROM. He's since figured out how
to put the files.bbs on the hard drive in C:\RA\CDROMLST\FILES.26 etc. I
think I've come up with a way, in WinWord 2.0c to load the files.bbs one
at a time, and reformat the files.bbs to what RA 1.11 expects. Once I
get it down, I'll record it as a Macro, and run it on all
of them.

I used to co-sysop on his BBS, until I decided to start my own. I feel
kind of responsible in that I convinced him to install a CDROM and
TopDrawer. I found a good deal on rebuilt NEC CDR25 portable CDROM
drives with all cables, Trantor T130B 8-bit SCSI controller card,
drivers, docs, and 90-day warranty from a company called ITG Computers
in Rolling Meadows, ILL. They were $95 and look brand new. So I
ordered one for each of us. I then heard all the hype on TopDrawer and
suggested it. For $125 total, he's got a CD online. I just wish the
FILES.BBS worked better with RA 1.11. Else wise, it seems to be a fine
CD. He converted to a pay-bbs when the Boeing Employees Computing
Society dropped their sponsorship. It was my hope that by installing a
CDROM he could attract more subscribers. It seems to be working. :)

JB> > I'll look forward to hearing from you. TTYL.

JB>I look forward to sending you a message, but it has yet to arrive.

I thought I read a message that you had received it? Didn't the post
office mess up the delivery?


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From: JACK HELSER                            Number: 228
  To: JIM LAMBERT                              Date: 03/29/94  9:44p
Subj: TopDrawer                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JL>JH>To casually dismiss my comments because your experience has been
JL>  >different is, well, pretty narrow...

JL>I am not casually dismissing your comments.  Any and all complaints are
JL>being noted for appropriate action on future releases.  You are acting
JL>as if the file lists on Top Drawer are faulty, and they are not.  They
JL>are just not the files.bbs that RA v1.xx is looking for.  With as many
JL>copies as I have sold, surely I would have heard from more than one
JL>person if the file lists were not appropriate for most BBS types.

Or perhaps they saw how you responded to me with 'you must be doing
something wrong' or 'you must be using an odd BBS-type' and decided
not to say anything. There are also a lot of 'silent sufferers' in this
world. :)

You recommended the EZROM120.ZIP EZROM door to me and I found it on the
TopDrawer CD. I took a look at it, and found it interesting, that the
author of EZROM discussed the 2 FILES.BBS formats in the EZROM
documentation. The FILES.BBS on TopDrawer does not conform to either of
the 2 standards the EZROM author discusses in the EZROM documentation.

On a more positive note, I think I've figured out how to fix them by
using WinWord 2.0c. With luck, I might be able to write a Macro to
automate the process.


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From: DAVE WONG                              Number: 229
  To: ANDREW BARNHARDT                         Date: 03/29/94  9:44p
Subj: Family Doctor CD                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

AB>Does it have a fairly comprehensive list of medication and what it's used
AB>for and side-effects, etc?  That was mainly what I was looking for.  I was
AB>also looking for something like what you said, where you could input
AB>symptoms and have it give you some possible problems.  I think I may look
AB>into the Mayo Clinic CD which is supposedly very similar and may have the
AB>symptom look-up feature.  The price for the Family Doctor CD is very good
AB>though, don't know if it can be beat...

Hi Andrew, are you interested in the Mayo Clinic CD, I have two brand
new copies.  $15.00 each plus $1.25 shipping. Let me know if you're
interested. Bye!!

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From: DAVE WONG                              Number: 230
  To: RICKY BOOTH                              Date: 03/29/94  9:44p
Subj: Larry 6                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RB>Anyone know when and if Sierra will make an enhanced CD-ROM
RB>edition of Leisure Suit Larry 6? (talking etc, like the KQ6
RB>enhanced one)

It already out. Bye!!

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From: DAVE WONG                              Number: 231
  To: JIM GIBSON                               Date: 03/29/94  9:44p
Subj: Adult Cd-Rom List:!                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JG>Hi Todd, looking for xxx dl's gl's and any other animations, also
JG>looking for bbs door's that are adult oriented!

Hi Jim, I have a disk called Moving Fantasy, it has alot of dl's and
gl's. Sell for $20.00 plus $1.25 for shipping. Let me Know. Bye!!
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From: DAVE WONG                              Number: 232
  To: ANDREW BARNHARDT                         Date: 03/29/94  9:44p
Subj: Beware                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

AB>)- Stewart Rothman wrote about 'Beware':

AB> SR> I found him almost incapable of telling the truth. His packages were
AB> SR> constantly postmarked four and five days after he told me they were
AB> SR> shipped, and as I said usually with wrong cables and parts.

AB>I found the exact same thing myself.  I ordered a package early (11 am) and
AB>was told that it would be sent off later that day.  It didn't arrive here
AB>until 3 or 4 weeks later.  I thought it may have been just the mail, but the
AB>mail ain't that bad.

AB> SR> He would never have any prices that would entice me to deal with him
AB> SR> again. Even if you get the amount of the order refunded, he'll stick
AB> SR> you with the shipping charges, even when the problem was of his doing.
AB> SR> He sounds so honest and friendly on the phone, but after you've been
AB> SR> stung by his stories, they begin to appear quite shallow!

AB>I know what you mean.  He sounded very friendly on the phone and gave me all
AB>the information that I asked for.. too easily.  I think he may have actually
AB>said at one point that he was going to get the CDs that I was ordering so he
AB>could give me some more info on the duplication rates.  Evidently he just
AB>made up some figures and managed to suck me in.  I see now that he's back
AB>and advertising again in this echo.  For a millisecond I was tempted to ask
AB>him about some prices.. but once bitten, twice shy I'm going to keep away
AB>from the creep.

Trust me, you're not the only one. I too had placed an order from him
and he said he'll shipped immeditatly, yea right, two weeks later I
called to inquire about the order and he said it was shipped two days
ago, yea right again, it was postmark 3 days after the call. Never will
I deal with him again.
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From: BRYAN GRIDLEY                          Number: 233
  To: MATTHEW FRANCO                           Date: 03/29/94 10:10p
Subj: Compact disc capacity                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

MF>Dear All,
  >  OK now I am puzzled.  While listening to my new RedHotChiliPeppers CD
  >I got curious about the capacity of a compact disc..and now Im baffled.
  >OK if I am coorect, Regular Audio CD's are sampled at 44,100 kHz, 16
  >bits per channel.  Since they are stereo, you multiply 44,100x16x2 to
  >figure the number of BITS per second, right?  Then, divide by 8 to find
  >BYTES per second.  I came up with 172.3 k/sec.  I tested this answer by
  >recording some WAV files in Windows at44.1kHz, 16 bit, stereo.  Then
  >comparing size with length, I s=got the same answer...172.3 k/sec, give
  >or take a few bytes. OK Blood Sugar Sex Magik by the XChili Peppers is
  >73 minutes, 57 seconds long.  Which equals 4437 seconds.  If you
  >multiply this out, 172.3 k/sec x 4437 seconds, you get 764,495k, or 747
  >MEG!  How can this be?? I thought the capacity of a  CD was around 680
  >MB??  Am I doing something wrong?   Or is the capacity of CD's just
  >larger than I thought?  Please HELP!  THis is frustrating me hehehehe.

Well, If nothing else I'd say this shows you have waaayyy too much spare time
on your hands....:}

===
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From: KEVIN BERISH                           Number: 234
  To: 1:109/621                                Date: 03/29/94  8:06p
Subj: Hello From Slidell, LA                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hey JP I hope you get this.  I guess I would say that this is a trial
run. Lets see how it turns out!  If you get this please respond to me!!
So I know that I am doing this right!!


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From: OKTAVIAN FLORYSIAK                     Number: 235
  To: JOHN ALLISON                             Date: 03/29/94 12:09p
Subj: GUS/RTZ/MYST                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 JA> Recommend all GUS users obtain operating version 2.18 as it mostly
 JA> eliminated previous problems.  However for some reason I could not
 JA> get RTZ to accept the GUS selection and it is possible that RTZ
 JA> will only work if GUS is on defaults.  On autodetect RTZ selected
 JA> Sound Blaster clone and there was a noticeable improvement in the
 JA> music quality but found the voice quality a little 'bubbly'.  MYST
 JA> went in without a murmur and the sound quality is superb.  One tip
 JA> on MYST is make sure you have 10MB of virtual memory as I tried
 JA> using my standard 6MB and after a couple of hours of play it warned
 JA> me memory was getting low, so changed to 10MB and played for 4 hours
 JA> with nary a hiccup !!!  By the way GUS 2.18 is on their BBS as 41A
 JA> and 41B zips and will take 30 mins at 14400.

What is MYST??? Anyways do you know if they will be shipping 2.18 to all
registered owners???
Thanks

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From: DOUG COUGHLER                          Number: 236
  To: DANE TRETHOWAN                           Date: 03/29/94  3:01p
Subj: CD ROM NEW                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


DT> First of all, are there any CD ROM'S out there that have
  > audio on them as well as video.

   Quite a few have audio components.  I think you'll also find
 that the next generation of CD's will have even more advanced
 audio tracks.

DT> Secondly, I believe that you can hook up a CD ROM drive
  > through a sound blaster card to play standard audio CD'S, is
  > this true and if so, can you altemately hook up your
  > computer to a standard HI FI system and how much would the
  > whole setup cost (in round figures.)

   I hooked my sound card to my stereo for $5.  If your stereo has
 an auxillary input, all you have to do is run a cable from the
 speaker jack on your sound card to the input on your stereo.  Then
 when you want to hear your computer, just switch your stereo to
 auxillary and you're off and running.  Other than that, check your
 stereo manuals.  If you have some electrical knowledge, you can even
 rig an input from the turn-table on an older stereo unit for less than
 $20.

 Doug Coughler

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From: PEGGY MACDONALD                        Number: 237
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94 12:35a
Subj: HELP     *Please*                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I have a single speed internal CD-rom it is a Mitsumi. It came with a
device driver Ver 1.3, ms-dos cd-rom extensions Ver.2.2. Since I upgraded
to dos 6 my cd-rom will not load. I have tried every different selection
in the device installation process. When I boot up it says Incorrect dos
version after a few seconds after its trying to load in. Device driver not
found. I am really upset about this, I just got two new Cds and can't look
at them. What can I do? Do I need another driver?

Any ideas out there?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Peggy Macdonald


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From: WILLIE MEIER                           Number: 238
  To: JOHN LUNDY                               Date: 03/28/94  4:40p
Subj: Re: Sony Drivers                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

>>> Hello JOHN! <<<


26 Mar 94 12:40, JOHN LUNDY wrote to ALL:

 JL..>       Help!!  I am in need of the drivers for a Sony CDU-531 drive.  If
 JL..> any has these I can FREQ or know where they can be found would be
 JL..> greatly appreciated..
 JL..>                      Thanks,
 JL..>                             John

Check out Compuserve..go cd-rom..sony..it's there were you'll find more

ttyl

Willie.Meier
1:134/[e-mail]
90:1100/[e-mail]

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From: BRYAN NIPPERS                          Number: 239
  To: RICHARD FORD                             Date: 03/29/94  5:57p
Subj: Re: Seventh Guest                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Thanks alot for your help.  That is the only thing left for me in the
game. (The hidden room in the stairs).


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From: BRYAN NIPPERS                          Number: 240
  To: TIM WENAS                                Date: 03/29/94  5:59p
Subj: Seventh Guest                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Thanks for the tip.  I have finished all puzzles except for this one.  I
even wrote a Pascal program to solve the Pictures one upstairs. (you
enter the configuration it will tell you what moves to make) but you
need two computers to use since the puzzles are randomized.  Oh well if
you have internet access then do an archie search, i think its on
src.doc.ic.ak.uk, or something.  Write back and I'll try to send it via
email!


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From: MIKE PARKER                            Number: 241
  To: GEORGINA MARTINEZ                        Date: 03/28/94  1:44a
Subj: KING'S QUEST 6 (KQ6)                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

GM>Before you get out of the Catacombs you better collect these items:
  >The Skull, the coins from a dead man's eye, the shield on the catacomb wall
  >and
  >lady's Celeste's Dagger.

Georgina could you help me with KQ6 I have been through the
catacombs, have gotten the girl to live with the beast, I have even
been in the castle, but I cannot get past the guards. And I cannot
get back over to the druid island without getting burnt alive. I know I
need a teapot but cannot find it. So basically help, I have 145 pts and
have run into a brick wall.

thx for any help
Mike Parker
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From: JOE RINEHART                           Number: 242
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/29/94  6:55a
Subj: !cd's $20 or less!                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CD-DISC SALE...                        $5.00 FedEx shipping (domestic)
* CD Powerbox $20                      $5.00 C.O.D.'s WELCOME!
* OS/2 Box    $20                      $8.00 DHL WorldMail (Worldwide)
* CD Winbox   $20         International DHL Quotes via e-mail 24 hours
* Cream of the Crop version 2 $18.00 (Just found another box full!;)
>292 CD-ROM titles $20.00 or less!  To order discs or catalog contact:
Joe Rinehart, config.sys, Inc., P.O. Box 27, Kent, Ohio 44240.0001, or
voice:216.296.9831, voice:216.296.4446, DATA/FAX: [phone] - 24hrs
NORTH AMERICAN TOLL-FREE ORDER LINE 1.800.6.CONFIG=1800.626.6344 24HRS

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From: JUDY ZIZKA                             Number: 243
  To: AARON CIARLOTTA                          Date: 03/28/94 10:52p
Subj: Re: quicktime                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Well thanks anyway, I don't have the Journeyman Project.  My search is still on
for the driver.    Thanks for your input, it was great appreciated.


[e-mail]


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From: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                        Number: 244
  To: ALL CANADIANS                            Date: 03/27/94  3:12p
Subj: MYST                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Quoting JOHN ALLISON  To: ALL CANADIANS
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--- JA**Mike Shannon of this net is quoting $59 US for MYST and when you
JA**translate to our dollars it comes to $76 and then there is PST/
JA**GST and shipping and you are getting awfully close to $100.  For
JA**your info I picked up a copy of MYST at a local Compucentre at
JA**a cost of $79.99 plus PST/GST.  Vince Sorrenson also of this net
JA**is a Canadian dealer who I would recommend to anyone but he does
JA**not yet have MYST in stock.  Without a doubt MYST is the best
JA**Windows CD-ROM I have seen.  It was 2 years in the making and
JA**after a quick look it may take me half a year to finish it.

We have MYST at our regular low price of $72.95 Canadian plus PST
(Ontario Residents Only) and Shipping!  What a deal!!

HRB Computer Services
1-800-265-7081 (Canadian Orders Only)
[phone] (All others)
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From: TALHAH MIR                             Number: 245
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94  5:53p
Subj: Dracula Unleashed                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Can someone pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease help me!  i need to know how to pass the
second day in DRACULA UNLEASHED!  or if it's possible can you please tell me
how to clear the whole damn game!  if that's not possible just let me know how
to atleast get past the second day!
pleeeeeeeeeeeeease!  neone, someone!

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From: TALHAH MIR                             Number: 246
  To: MICHAEL HARBACH                          Date: 03/29/94  9:38a
Subj: Dracula Unleashed                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

well can you please answer a simple question concerning DRACULA UNLEASHED!  Are
you suppose to write in your journal all the time in otrder to proceed to the
next day?

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From: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                        Number: 247
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94  6:56p
Subj: Fab deal on Night Owl                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

We are taking pre-orders for Night Owl 12 until closing on April 8,
1994 at 5:00 PM, EST. This new CD scheduled for release by mid-April
will be available for only $34.95 CDN + (OntPST) + $3.50 S/H.

And if you're looking for an even sweeter deal... Those who pre-order
Night Owl 12 with us will be able to obtain Night Owl 11 for only $29.95
CDN + (OntPST) + $2.00 S/H!

For our U.S. customers that works out to approx: $26. U.S. for Night Owl
12, and only 22.50 for Night Owl 11!!!  Call us crazy, call us nuts...
But if you want in on this fantastic deal make sure you do CALL US!

Payment by: VISA, MASTERCARD, Money Order, Bank Draft (a handling charge
of 3% for credit card purchases will be applied).  Yes, we ship
overseas, call or fax us for freight rates.

                          HRB COMPUTER SERVICES
        14 Hollis Crescent, Holland Landing, ON Canada L9N 1E7
  Voice: [phone] / Fax: [phone] / BBS: [phone]
           Canada-wide toll-free ORDERS ONLY:  1-800-265-7081
        Internet: [e-mail] / FidoNet: 1:229/15
                          RelayNet RIME: ->CRS
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From: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                        Number: 248
  To: KEVIN H                                  Date: 03/29/94  5:25p
Subj: RE: Great CD Prices                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

-> any stuff for a mac??
-> Thanks....ttyl --Kevin

Tons!
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From: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                        Number: 249
  To: ANDREW BARNHARDT                         Date: 03/29/94  3:48p
Subj: Deal?                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

AB**You do have fairly good prices.  Perhaps I'm wrong but I think it is STILL
AB**cheaper to order most things from the US, even if it does involve more
AB**messing around.


We've sent you an revised copy of the EC due to some errors in
Microsoft, PSL and EMS pricing.  But as far as ordering from the US is
concerned, on the most popular software, i.e. Night Owl, etc., we have
the best pricing anywhere -- even better than the US when you convert
our prices into US$.  We have a lot of orders from the US and Europe for
that very reason.

BTW, did you read about our Pre-Orders for Night Owl 12??  Fabulous deal
if you order prior to April 8/94.  Check out our ads in this and other
conferences.

Later.

Hayden
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From: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                        Number: 250
  To: BERNIE BOTTARI                           Date: 03/29/94  4:36p
Subj: Catalog                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

BB**If you have a catalog could you please send it to or if I can FREQ/download
BB**Can you give me a price on Groliers V6 MPC/WIN.


$54.34 CDN ($41. approx US$) + $5.00 S/H

Catalogue is on its way.

HRB Computer Services
Voice: [phone] / Fax: [phone] / BBS: [phone]
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From: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                        Number: 251
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/29/94  4:41p
Subj: Megarace                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CHERKAOUI SIDI spake unto ALL

CS**Hello All!

CS**I've just bought a new game called Megarace and it's one of the best on the
CS**CD-ROM seen I guess. The introduction is about 10 minutes long and the view
CS**the racetracks are awesome.
CS**I have a dual spin CD-ROM drive and found the full screen (YES ->FULL SCREE
CS**animations very good; so I thought it was because of my drive that they wer
CS**good... But NO, it works fine on a single speed drive too!!!This game is
CS**definitely a giant step in computer entertainment...
CS**The actor who presents the game is great.
CS**If you're wondering what game you should buy, get this one; it's value for
CS**money...


Megarace from HRB Computer Services:  $50.96 CDN / $37.71 US (approx.)

Voice: [phone] / Fax: [phone] / BBS: [phone]
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From: VINCE SORENSEN                         Number: 252
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 03/28/94  9:07a
Subj: Offer                                   Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

Thanks for the offer Mike...  I'll give you a call when I've got
my comparison prices ready.  I'm serious about beating any price
as you well know - I'm selling those OS/2 Boxes (the ones you sold me)
for $10 a disc even though I paid $xx, which is a <g> calculated loss.
After all, its better to break even, and have a delighted customer
who comes back for more - and that's what I'm always aiming for.

   Vince
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From: VINCE SORENSEN                         Number: 253
  To: ANDREW BARNHARDT                         Date: 03/28/94  9:11a
Subj: Canadian CD-ROM Source                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

-> Does the $39 include s&h?  Also, do you know if this has newer material (or
-> as new as) the Pier 4 disc?  Do you have Pier 4?  If so, what sort of deal
-> could you give me on Pier 4 that would make me buy Canadian?  Right now I'm
-> looking at $24.95 US + shipping + exchange as the best price.  Beat it or
-> even just match it and you've got yourself a loyal customer.

Hi Andrew...

    Sure... this is '93-'94 material, but I haven't received a file list for
Pier 4 yet, so I can't compare the two.  Once I have it in stock, I'll sell you
a copy (or Shareware Studio 4, if you prefer) for the equivalent of $24.95US,
regular shipping *included*.

    Vince
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From: SAM FIGUEROA                           Number: 254
  To: SCOTT RALEY                              Date: 03/29/94  8:32p
Subj: Hot Sample CDROM prices                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Scott,
    Well FAO1 or any of the FAO series is setup with a nice GUI
interface

They are arranged into each category and then arranged by resolution,
each category has all of the resolutions from 320x200 to 1024x768 and
each of those have different pictures in them to relate to the topic.
On the disc is also a Windows version of Megasearch and a Door already
setup for be ran on a BBS.  This disc is very well setup and have
praised Profit Press Group many times for making such great disc? Well
what version of BB do you have? Is it the one that has movie stars, tv
personalities, famous people gifs on it? How is it setup? How full is
it? What is on the cover?

              Thanks,
                        Very interested
                             Sam Figueroa
Call me if ya want
615-728-7383

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From: DAVID WIZA                             Number: 255
  To: RODERICK LAYUG                           Date: 03/29/94 11:52a
Subj: Re: CDrom on 386-40                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I used a REVEAL CD-ROM on a 386sx-25 card INSIDE an Amiga 2000.  It worked
great...of course, the software ran slow...but that was the fault of the
386sx, and not the CD-ROM.  Microsoft Video runs like a snail on a machine
that slow.  can you say SNAAAAIL?
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From: DAVID WIZA                             Number: 256
  To: MIKE GERVASI                             Date: 03/29/94 12:05p
Subj: Re: Video for Windows                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DONT cache the CDROM?  Your kidding, right?  I use SmartCACH 5.0 from
msDOG, I thought it would speed it up?

----
AThere we were.  Humping our rucks down the ho-chi-minh trail...
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From: STEVE GROVES                           Number: 257
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/29/94  7:47p
Subj: Xenix                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Does anyone know how I can download and upload files on a Xenix remote
terminal?  Thanks.

Steve


... My other computer is a VAX.
___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12


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From: OSCAR SIMPLICIO                        Number: 258
  To: NATHAN LEWIS                             Date: 03/26/94  8:31a
Subj: Re: 1994 cd catalog                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


 NL> Send me one too please
 NL> Nathan Lewis
 NL> 740 Manchester Rd.
 NL> Neenah WI, 54956

     Sorry, but i am not sending any kind of catalog.
     I think i am the wrong person.

    // Oscar


... All I need is a Wave and a board to surf it on.
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From: MIKE GERVASI                           Number: 259
  To: EDDIE APPELL                             Date: 03/30/94 12:14a
Subj: Looking for...                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Then it happened......Eddie Appell says


EA2.  Animation Festival - This is supposed to be a nice collection of 3D
EAanimations from an annual animation festival.  I had read an article abo
EAanimation disc a while back.. I _think_ this is it, I may be wrong.  If
EAmore info, or know where I can get this disc, let me know!

Let me know if you find this one. I have an Animation Festival on VIdeo
tape (Has Locomotion, Todd Rundgren Video, etc..)

I would like to get more.


------------------------------------------------ Mike
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... UNREGISTERED EVALUATION COPY
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From: MICHAEL CROSSON                        Number: 260
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94  8:34p
Subj: CD-Rom Review Series Update!            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Here's the current listing of CD-Roms that I will be reviewing - listed in
order...

1.  AIDS/HIV Resource Disc
2.  Shareware Studio #4
3.  The Pier Shareware #4  (arrived today)

Also, I received something called "The Merchant" CD-Rom catalog shopping
today, but I don't think this was intended to be a disc for review.  If
someone here did send me this for evaluation, please let me know!  It looks
to be more of a sales tool.

Please don't send duplicates of discs that are already on the roster!

Look for the AIDS/HIV Resource Disc SHORTLY!

Thanks!

Michael Crosson

To submit a disc for evaluation, please send it to:

Michael Crosson
811 San Juan Road #199
Sacramento, CA 95834

All kinds of discs are welcome, and all discs received will be reviewed.
Discs will not be returned, but I will send a copy of the completed review
to you when it is finished and mention you as a source to obtain the disc.

The reviews will be posted here, made available for FREQ and posted on my
BBS for download.  In addition, user groups and other non-profit
publications are granted permission to reprint them so long as the reviews
are published unaltered in their entirely and I am credited as the author.
The publisher and/or dealer that submitted the disc is also welcome to use
the reviews in any way if they like.







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From: MICHAEL HAMMER                         Number: 261
  To: AARON CIARLOTTA                          Date: 03/30/94 12:22a
Subj: Re: Making CD ROMS                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: REID EARLS                             Number: 262
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94  5:35p
Subj: SMARTDRV & CD-ROM                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

O.K., I'm confused.

So far in this confernece, I've heard that using DOS 6.2's SMARTDRV.EXE to
cache my CD-ROM is bad, and then I hear it is good.  What's going on here?

Once and for all, should I or should I NOT use SMARTDRV.EXE to cache my
CD-ROM drive?

very confused.....




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From: REID EARLS                             Number: 263
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94  5:50p
Subj: MS-WORD & BOOKSHELF CD                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I am selling a multimedia-version Microsoft Word & Bookshelf CD-ROM.  It
contains:

    Microsoft Word
----------------------------------                   This CD-ROM has three
Microsoft Word v2.0c                                 installation options to
Microsoft Word v2.0c On-Line guide                   save disk space.  This
Microsoft Draw                                       is a great buy!  I am
Microsoft Graph                                      selling this CD-ROM for
                                                     only $60!  The Bookshelf
                                                     alone is worth that.
    Microsoft Bookshelf
----------------------------------                          O N L Y
Microsoft Bookshelf 92'                                +++   $ 60   +++
Microsoft Bookshelf On-Line guide
The American Heritage Dictionary
Bartlett's Familiar Quotations
The Concise Columbia Dictionary of Quotations
The Concise Columbia Encyclopedia
Hammond Atlas
Roget's II Electronic Thesaurus
The World Almanac and Book of Facts 1992



I have had a few offers on this, but it is not gone yet.  Let me know if
you're interested.


... Don't hit me, Mr. Moderator... I'll go back on topic... I swear!
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From: REID EARLS                             Number: 264
  To: CHERKAOUI SIDI                           Date: 03/28/94  5:52p
Subj: Re: Megarace                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 CS> I've just bought a new game called Megarace and it's one of the best
 CS> on the CD-ROM seen I guess. The introduction is about 10 minutes long
 CS> and the views of the racetracks are awesome. I have a dual spin CD-ROM


I've seen the ad for this game and I'm very interested.  Where can I get
this game???

... My hard disk is full! Maybe I'll try this message section thing.
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From: REID EARLS                             Number: 265
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/28/94  5:55p
Subj: MS-WORD & BOOKSHELF CD                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 BN> MicroSoft CD's for Sale.  The following CD's are just taking up room
 BN> on  my desk.
 BN> MicroSoft Bookshelf CD-ROM Reference Library.  1993 Multimedia Editon.
 BN> Bookshelf includes these popular volumes.  The Concise Columbia
 BN> Encyclopedia.  The American Heritage Dictonary, Roget's II Electronic
 BN> Thesaurus, Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, the Concise Columbia
 BN> Dictionary of Quotations, and the Hammond Atlas. .........80.00

See my ad for MS-WORD & MS-BOOKSHELF for only $60!



... Catch the Blue Wave!
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From: REID EARLS                             Number: 266
  To: MARK ELDRIDGE                            Date: 03/28/94  5:58p
Subj: Re: Rebel Assault                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Mark Eldridge to Paul Nunns <=-

 PN> I'm having trouble with lock-ups during Rebel Assault.  I'm
 PN> running it with no memory manager or TSR's yet on each level
 PN> I experience at least two and often three or four lock-ups


I have a 486DX2-66 and I play this game WITH a memory manager (EMM386.EXE)
and have no problems.  Sounds like a hardware conflict...




... SENILE.COM found . . . Out Of Memory . . .
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From: BRETT NILAND                           Number: 267
  To: EDDIE APPELL                             Date: 03/29/94 10:41a
Subj: Looking for...                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I saw both titles at Best Buy.  I don't know if that consumer electronics
store has a local store for you but...

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From: BRETT NILAND                           Number: 268
  To: MARK MANGANO                             Date: 03/29/94 10:46a
Subj: CDPC XL Multimedia                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Used to sell the CDPC...  Don't know if the thing plugs into a LPT port
though.  The version I used to sell had an ISA card that attached to the box
via an external cable.  Call Media Vision. They manufacture the product.  Tech
Support [phone] or Sales [phone]

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From: BRETT NILAND                           Number: 269
  To: MATTHEW FRANCO                           Date: 03/29/94 10:53a
Subj: COMPACT DISC CAPACITY                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Redbook Audio CD's come in two lengths each with different storage capacities.
CD-ROM's formatted in ISO-9660 compatable format, are limited to the lower of

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From: BRETT NILAND                           Number: 270
  To: SCOTT RALEY                              Date: 03/29/94 10:58a
Subj: Did somebody say TRADE?                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

AVAILABLE FOR TRADE!!!

I have several CD-ROM titles I would like to trade (or sell).  The CD's are
available for trade individually or otherwise.  I will consider trading for
any single title or group of titles that will make the trade reasonably
equivalent in price.  Primarily interested in adult, or game titles.


   Title:                               Publisher:      Platform:
   ------                               ----------      ---------
1) Kings Quest V                        Sierra Online   DOS & MPC
2) Composer Quest                       Dr. T's Software    MPC
3) Mixed Up Mother Goose                Sierra Online   DOS & MPC
4) Mixed Up Mother Goose                Sierra Online(In Wrap)  DOS & MPC
5) Mixed Up Mother Goose                Sierra Online    DOS
6) Jones in the Fast Lane               Sierra Online       DOS
7) Developers Net Pre-Release Vol.2     Microsoft(In Wrap)  WIN 3.1
8) Library of the Future Vol.1          World Library       DOS

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From: JIM LAMBERT                            Number: 271
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/27/94  1:34p
Subj: New Shareware CD's                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Shareware CD-Rom Review: The following review is based on data extracted
                         from the file lists included on each of the
                         reviewed CD-Roms. Computer Works assumes no
                         responsibility for the accuracy of the lists.
                         This information is provided to help you to
                         see how the newest shareware discs compare.

                  Top Drawer      SV Platinum         Pier 4

Total Files          4173            4515              4197
Internal Dupes        0               0                 0

Dupes with:
  Top Drawer         N/A          549 / 13%          295 / 7%
  SV Platinum     549 / 13%          N/A             573 / 13%
  Pier 4          295 / 7%        573 / 13%             N/A

======================================================================

Top Drawer File Date Analysis:

File stats for 1991 and 1992:

91  File   %    Apx  'K'   %        92  File   %    Apx 'K'    %
==  ==== =====  ======== =====      ==  ==== =====  ======== =====
       1  0.0%       100  0.0%             6  0.1%     2,380  0.4%
    ==== =====  ======== =====          ==== =====  ======== =====

File stats for 1993 and 1994:

93  File   %    Apx  'K'   %        94  File   %    Apx 'K'    %
==  ==== =====  ======== =====      ==  ==== =====  ======== =====
   3,967 95.1%   558,374 91.6%           199  4.8%    48,507  8.0%
    ==== =====  ======== =====          ==== =====  ======== =====

----  Total Files:  4,173    Total Approx 'K' Bytes:   609,361  ----

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Software Vault Platinum File Date Analysis

File stats for 1991 and 1992:

91  File   %    Apx  'K'   %        92  File   %    Apx 'K'    %
==  ==== =====  ======== =====      ==  ==== =====  ======== =====
       2  0.0%        44  0.0%            15  0.3%     2,718  0.5%
    ==== =====  ======== =====          ==== =====  ======== =====

File stats for 1993 and 1994:

93  File   %    Apx  'K'   %        94  File   %    Apx 'K'    %
==  ==== =====  ======== =====      ==  ==== =====  ======== =====
   4,409 97.7%   540,487 96.0%            74  1.6%    17,499  3.1%
    ==== =====  ======== =====          ==== =====  ======== =====

----  Total Files:  4,515    Total Approx 'K' Bytes:   563,083  ----

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Pier 4 File Date Analysis:

File stats for 1993 and 1994:

93  File   %    Apx  'K'   %        94  File   %    Apx 'K'    %
==  ==== =====  ======== =====      ==  ==== =====  ======== =====
   3,241 77.2%   501,332 80.5%           956 22.8%   121,724 19.5%
    ==== =====  ======== =====          ==== =====  ======== =====

----  Total Files:  4,197    Total Approx 'K' Bytes:   623,056  ----

======================================================================

All three titles have a simple directory structure consistent with prior
releases by each publisher and are relatively easy to set up for BBS
use.  These shareware CD-Roms and many others may be previewed online
the Computer Works BBS.  If you desire this type of information on other
discs, feel free to make the request.

Computer Works                                          Jim...
[phone] Voice
[phone] BBS

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From: CARLOS NOVOA                           Number: 272
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/29/94  2:26a
Subj: Street Atlas USA 2.0                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Well, I got my Street Atlas USA 2.0 CD yesterday, what a fine
application, you guys were right, very impressive and so easy to use,
the only problem I have is that after running it for a couple hours I
took a look at the CD and found a circular scratch on it, I know my
drive did it because I looked at it before I played it, anyway for all
you guys that own it, could it be that I have a defective disc (too
thick) ? Or is this something that you guys have noticed also? None of
my other discs have scratches on them so this is defenitely abnormal,
I'll try to exchange it, I hate to wait again but....
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you

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From: JONATHAN CHAU                          Number: 273
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 03/28/94 11:51p
Subj: Some CD's?                              Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

Hi Mike,

Could I get your price on Pier 4, including shipping to Canada?  I
have a friend who wants to order the CD for his board.

Also, have you recieved the new Hobbes CD yet?

Thanks!

Jonathan.

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From: DOLORES FORTINO                        Number: 274
  To: DICK ROWDEN                              Date: 03/30/94  1:29p
Subj: RE: KODAK PHOTO CD                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DR>I have only had rolls of print film put on a cd disk. I use  Enhanced
DR>Multipurpose 400 asa and make about 100 exposures to be put on the disk. If
DR>you are talking about taking putting a print that is allready made then I
DR>don't think it can be done other than to take a picture of the picture. If y
DR>have the negitive, then yes you can have it put on the disk. Hope that answe
DR>helps. Let me know if I can be of any further service. Be glad to help if I
DR>can.

Dick, thanks for your help. Some people have suggested that what I want
can be done but so far, I haven't found anyone who will do it. When you
have your film put on CD, do you by any chance use a mail order firm to
do it? If you do, I would appreciate knowing its address. And would you
mind my asking how much the procedure costs you for 100 exposures?
Thanks again for your help.

By the way, if you have Internet access, you might be interested in what
I believe is a Kodak Photo-CD newsletter-type info source I heard about
in some other echo. Apparently, you can send e-mail to:

[e-mail]

with a single line message saying:

SUBSCRIBE PHOTO-CD <first name> <last name>

I just subscribed myself so I don't know quite what it is but you might
find it interesting.

Dolores Fortino
[e-mail]

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From: COR GLOUDIE                            Number: 275
  To: BART DUMON                               Date: 03/28/94 10:44p
Subj: Nightowl's                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > Weet er iemand welke de laatste nieuwe Nightowl's is
 > ???
Translation below:

Does anyone know what the latest version is in the NightOwl serie


Ciao!
Cor.

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From: MARK REES                              Number: 276
  To: BILL LEAMING                             Date: 03/28/94  7:17a
Subj: Re: 1994 cd catalog                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Interested in one of your CD catalogs:
Mark Rees
1831 Capstan Drive
Oxnard, CA 93035
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From: JOHN CRAM                              Number: 277
  To: PERRY                                    Date: 03/29/94  8:43p
Subj: drive                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

hi perry
perry i do not no to much , but maybe you can help me
how can you tell how big a harddrive is were do you fine it on a
harddrive. what so i look for on the that will tell me if a 10meg
a 20 meg or 30 or what ever what do i look on the drive.
thanks again for all your help in the pass,


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From: THOMAS DALRYMPLE                       Number: 278
  To: SAM FERTITTA                             Date: 03/29/94  6:16a
Subj: *** For Sale - Myst                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

SF> Tom,
SF> How about 40 including shipping and cod to NY. That will cost you ab
SF> fiver.

Sam,

        Sorry, but It's already been sold, I appreciate the response
though!.

Thomas Dalrymple
[e-mail]

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From: ROBERT ZELLERS                         Number: 279
  To: ALL DEALERS                              Date: 03/30/94  1:20a
Subj: Plan-It Earth                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Anyone have this available yet? I saw a little blurb about it in the April PC
Magazine and it looked like it had potential. I need to know what the
manufacturer says is the reuired hardware & software to use it. And of course
I'm interested in buying it!

Thanks

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From: JASON CHANCELLOR                       Number: 280
  To: ALL                                      Date: 03/30/94 12:34a
Subj: CD-Rom Recording                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                     ---------- CD Technology -----------
                        Professional Recording Services

           CD-Roms Custom made as low as 49.99!


  If you have any questions please call CD Technology at :
       (214) 578 - 6390   (Call 24 Hours a day)
                          (Buisness Hours 8 am - 8 pm)

  For Order form   FREQ : CD   from 1:124/8005 fidonet

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From: JEFF NEWMAN                            Number: 281
  To: SIGI RINDLER                             Date: 03/30/94  1:47a
Subj: Beware                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On (28 Mar 94) Sigi Rindler wrote to Mike Shannon...

 SR> MS>Well, I'm sure not EVERYONE loves me, but I do try my best to
 SR> deliver
 SR> MS>when promised.  Thanks for your kind sentiments Stewart.
 SR>
 SR> Mike,
 SR> I am a leading member of a Tokyo based PC Users Group. Would you
 SR> mind telling me the person's name behind the "Beware" tread?
 SR> Maybe it needs only verification if the guy is called "Boris +
 SR> some Polish sounding name"...
 SR> There are several guys in the group and on other BBSs who either
 SR> feel cheated or are even after him.
 SR>

 Sigi, There appear to be some bewares about Boris. I have bought CDs
 from him multiple times and also from Mike Shannon. I have had very
 MINOR problems with both. I WOULD buy from EITHER ONE again. Both
 fixed the different problems and there are no hard feelings. Both have
 been on the echo a while and do honorable business.

 ... Don't try to have the last word. You might get it.
y of the software
drivers for a Sanyo CD-ROM controller and ROM drive.  The controller is a
"Sanyo SAT-180A (CDSY)" controller board and the drive a "Sanyo ROM-2500"
internal ROM drive.

        "Call Sanyo and ask them for it.", you say.  Been there, done that,
didn't get the T-shirt.  To date, I've gone through 23 different Sanyo phone
 numbers and nearly twice as many people in Sanyo.  Of all them, only one has
actually tried to help.  Bad Sanyo,  No cookie.

        So if anyone has the drivers, or knows where I could land them
please drop me a line or three.  Thanks!



Bill McKee

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From: KENT TIMM                              Number: 2212
  To: TERRY BLOUNT                             Date: 04/13/94 11:40a
Subj: Re: Cream of the Crop II                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Stardate: 10 Apr 94  18:33:22. Terry Blount send to David Emerling by subspace.

 TB> I'm hoping I will have it on the market by May 1.  I could have
 TB> published it already but I decided I didn't want more than 500 dupes
 TB> with any other disc on the market.  As I compared my files to other
 TB> current disc (released since January 94) I removed about 1500 files.
 TB> As soon as I pick up about 150 more megs I'll send it to press.

Any chance you have a copy of R/C Helper 1.02 on there?

As far as I know, it's never been included on any CDRom, you could be the
first!:-)

R/C Helper is the WORLD'S FIRST shareware for R/C Car & Truck hobbiests (not
the toys sold on department store, serious R/C equipment)
It available for 1:250/344, Utopia Planitia for file request as RCHLP102.ZIP
or log on and DL it from file area 2 (new callers have DL access!)
905-475-7886,  2400-14.4 v.32bis

In case you haven't guessed, I wrote this program.


... R/C Helper: The world's first Shareware software for R/C cars!
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From: KENT TIMM                              Number: 2213
  To: JOE RINEHART                             Date: 04/13/94 11:40a
Subj: Re: !cd'S $20 Or Less!                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Stardate: 09 Apr 94  21:31:00. Joe Rinehart send to Kent Timm by subspace.
 KT> How much to ship COC2 to Toronto, Canada?  By US Mail, insured.
 JR> I'll get it to you for a total of $20  USD!  All major credit
 JR> cards are also accepted.  If you are a sysop in the fidonet, I'll even
 JR> crossship this title to you and let you mail a check upon receipt.
 JR> Now we don't do this with all our CD's but this one is so good we
 JR> guarrantee satisfaction.

Sorry, but I've gone with another disc, not that your offer in good.
It IS a good price, but I wanted a disc with GIFs as well as shareware,
I called a local bbs that's runs COC2, it has a good selection, but no GIFs.

For somebody that doesn't want gifs, it's would be well suited for them.


... Curiosity kills more mice than cats.
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From: VAUN MCCARTHY                          Number: 2214
  To: GORDON MCQUILLIN                         Date: 04/12/94  1:53a
Subj: $12.95 Adult CDROM Disc!                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi!
 >  *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*   The Profit Group
 > *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
 >  FORBIDDEN SUBJECTS - (Without Sick & Twisted Graphics) - $19.95
 >  # Mousable User Interface for both Windows & DOS! BBS Price $12.95

 >  Orders 1-800-843-7990____Fax [phone]____Info 1-602-770-0000
Mind telling me how I go about ordering internationally?

Cheers

Vaun

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From: JAMES POLLOCK                          Number: 2215
  To: BARON SCHWING                            Date: 04/12/94  7:12a
Subj: Re: X Marks the Spot                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Baron Schwing to All <=-

 BS> Has anyone done any business with the Company X Marks the Spot ?

 BS> THey sell X-Rates CDrom's. I was wondering if anyone could recommend
 BS> some of the better ones.

Got their catalog just today, as a matter of fact.
If you read the fine print, it seems to be AKA ERM, AKA "Crazy Bob's".  On
the other hand, it also says they can substitute products in your order.


... ARRRRRGGGHHH!!!! ... Tension breaker, had to be done.
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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 2216
  To: TIM HELTON                               Date: 04/12/94 11:46a
Subj: Sound Cd Wanted                         Refer: NONE
Read: 04/24/94 12:29p                       Private: No

TH>SoundWAV II was released a few weeks ago and is currently available.

Hey, how was I supposed to know that? YOUR distributor you told me
about doesn't even carry it yet. I just got a new price list from him
late last week, and it's not listed. (in case you forgot, it's Bob's
Computer Service). I'll probably carry it when he, or my other
distributors, have it listed, but I haven't sold any yet, so it's not a
high priority (no offense, but I'm mostly selling games and educational
titles). Hey, why don't you send me a copy to listen to! (hint, hint)
But if you want my opinion of it, it'll cost you (hah, hah). Just
kidding.
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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 2217
  To: ALFRED DE RUITER                         Date: 04/12/94  5:35p
Subj: Cd Catalogue                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

ADR>   Hello All!
ADR>For everyone who has a respectable CD-ROM Catalgue.
ADR>Please send your catalgue to

ADR>De Alchemist
ADR>P.O.box 206
ADR>8440 AE  HEERENVEEN (HOLLAND)

     Computer SoftShop - P.O. Box 3701 - Omaha, Ne 68103 - [phone]
         Fax [phone] CALL FIRST - 1-9 pm Mon-Fri/1-5 pm Sat CST
     VISA/MC - S/H US $4/Canada $6/Intl $8/COD $5 - Military Discount 10%
      All Are For IBM PC/XT/AT - (c) 1994 Computer SoftShop - Since 1990
    > = New Title/* = Reduced Price/WIN = WINDOWS/BBS = BBS Ready/! = OEM
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Shareware CD's            - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 ASP                       - Shareware Collection From The ASP        - $  23
 California Collection     - Includes Music, Games, Graphics, Etc. BBS- $  17
 CD-Powerbox v1.01         - 6800 Games, Utilities, Sound, News, Etc  - $  18
 Cream Of The Crop II      - 5000 '93 High Quality Programs. 660 Megs - $  18
 Dr. Games For DOS II      - Top 63 Games Ready To Play. VR & 3-D.    - $  19
 Education Master          - Over 1000 Pre-Kindergarten To High School- $  23
 Educational Gameland      - Designed For Elementary School Children  - $  20
 Original Shareware        - 38 Categories Including Utilities, Ham   - $  15
 PC-SIG Library #13        - Disks Numbers 1-4203. All Categories. BBS- $  23
 PC-SIG World Of Education - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 PC-SIG World Of Games     - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 PC-SIG World Of Windows   - Includes 34 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  18
 Shareware Games           - Over 2500 Games. Can Be Run From CD      - $  18
 Shareware Gold II         - 580 Megs Of The Best. 30 Categories      - $  26
 Shareware Heaven          - 1000's Of Shareware Including Games      - $  18
*Shareware Studio IV       - 640 Megs Of Mainly 1993, 1994 Files. BBS - $  18
 So Much Screenware        - 500 Megs Of GIF's. BBS Ready             - $  28
>Software Vault Games      - Hottest Hits, Games For Dos And Windows  - $  25
 Super CD III              - 1000's Of Carefully Selected Files. BBS  - $  17
 Wayzata's Best/Shareware  - 1000 Programs/30 Categories For DOS & WIN- $  20
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Registered Shareware CD's - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Best Of Apogee #1         - Secret Agent 1-2-3/Commander Keen 1-2-3  - $  32
 Best Of Apogee #2         - Cosmo 1-2-3/Dark Ages 1-2-3              - $  32
*Hugo's House Of Horrors   - House Of Horrors/Who Dunnit?/Jungle Doom - $  18
 MVP'S Game Jamboree       - 9 Games Including CornCob, 3 Point Basket- $  19
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Educational CD's          - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
*Adventures/Willy Beamish  - Sneak/Creep/Skateboard Thru 50 Locations - $  24
 Arthur's Teacher          - Animated Storybook About Home/School. WIN- $  24
*Barney Bear Goes To School- Educational Game For Children. Mouse     - $  19
*Barney Bear Goes To Space - Interactive Pre-School Story. 256 SVGA   - $  19
 Beauty And The Beast      - Multimedia Storybook. Ages 4-Adult. WIN  - $  21
*Dinosaur Adventure        - Dinosaur Storybook, Games, Facts & Videos- $  29
 Dinosaur Discovery        - Illustrations, Descriptions, Facts. WIN  - $  26
 Dinosaurs Encyclopedia    - In-Depth Look At These Reptiles. WIN     - $  27
 Fatty Bear's Birthday Sur - Help Fatty Bear Make a Birthday Surprise - $ !27
 Interactive Storytime I   - Goldilocks, Little Red Hen, Boy & Donkey - $  21
 Interactive Storytime II  - 3 Books W/ Coloring: Boy Who Cried Wolf  - $  27
 Interactive Storytime III - Tortoise & Hare, Lion & Mouse, City Mouse- $  24
 Jurassic & Other Dinosaurs- As Seen In Major World Museums. Photo CD - $  19
*Just Grandma And Me       - Broderbund's Living Books Ages 3-8. WIN  - $  30
 Kid's/Read Aesops Fables  - Ages 9+. Interactive Moral Tales. DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's Can Read Cinderella - Ages 8+. Girl Wins Prince's Heart.DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's Can Read Heather..  - Ages 5+. Heather At Bat Tale. DOS/WIN    - $  28
 Kid's Can Read Moving     - Ages 5+. Feelings About Moving. DOS/WIN  - $  28
 Kid's/Night Before Xmas   - Father Witnesses St. Nicholas. DOS/WIN   - $  28
 Kid's/Paper Bag Princess  - Ages 5+. Fierce Dragon Encounter. DOS/WIN- $  28
 Kid's/Read Peter Rabbit   - Ages 3+. Chased/Helped By Sparrow.DOS/WIN- $  28
 King Arthur's Magic Castle- Animated Games While Exploring Castle.WIN- $  23
 Mario Is Missing Deluxe   - Help Mario Save World. Explore 25 Cities - $  20
 Multimedia Mother Goose   - Educational Game/Animation. 5 Languages  - $  24
 Peter/The Wolf Storybook  - Storybook Using Art, Music, & Video. WIN - $  21
 Sleeping Beauty           - Talking Storybook Of Famous Beauty. WIN  - $  23
 Talking Classic Tales     - Best-Loved Stories From Childhood.       - $  27
 Talking Jungle Safari     - Animated Journey Thru 4 Habitats.        - $  26
 Where/World/Sandiego?     - Crime Solving While Teaching Geography   - $ !28
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Game CD's                 - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
*Battle Chess Enhanced     - Animated Chess Action For Both DOS & WIN - $ !30
 Chessmaster 4000          - Photo Realistic Boards In 256 Color. WIN - $ !27
 Conan The Cimmerian       - Supernatural World Of Retribution        - $  26
 Daggers Of Amon Ra        - Laura Bow II Animated Mystery Game. WIN  - $  31
>Day Of The Tentacle       - Wacky cartoon adventure game & story.    - $  34
>Dragon's Lair             - Full Arcade Version Of Adventure Quest   - $  47
 Dune                      - Speaking Actors And Footage From Movie   - $  31
 Eco Quest                 - Animated Adventure Game From Sierra      - $  27
 Eye Of The Beholder III   - Interactive D&D W/ Battles, Magic, Etc.  - $  29
>Gabriel Knight            - Adult Sierra Adventure Game w/ Video. WIN- $  59
 Hell Cab                  - Interactive 3-D Graphic Video Adventure  - $  64
 King's Quest VI           - Great Graphics And Sound From Sierra     - $  32
 Legend Of Kyrandia        - Virgin Games Fantasy Adventure Game      - $  30
 Loom                      - Fantasy Adventure Game From Lucasfilms   - $  23
*Mad Dog McCree            - Western Shoot-Out W/ Real Motion Picture - $  33
*Rebel Assault             - Star Wars Adventure Game From Lucas Arts - $  52
 Return To Zork            - Interactive Adventure Of Danger, Intrigue- $  30
 Secret Weapons/Luftwaffe  - Gripping, Highly Realistic Air Battles   - $  28
 Star Wars Chess           - Thrilling Animated Chess Game. WIN       - $  27
 The 7th Guest             - Interactive 3-D Virtual Reality. SVGA    - $ !33
*The Secret/Monkey Island  - Swashbuckling Pirate Adventure Game      - $  23
 Wrath Of The Demon        - Interactive, Animated Adventure Game     - $  23
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Graphics And Sound CD's   - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 DR. Music Lab I           - 3196 Files In MID, ROI, VOC, MOD, & WAV  - $  19
 GIFs Galore               - 5000 Full Color Images. 34+ Categories   - $  19
 Nature Graphics           - 550 Megs Professional 256 Color GIFs     - $  20
 SoundWAV I                - 151 Original WAV Files. 8/16 Mono/Stereo - $  18
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Health And Medicine CD's  - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Family Doctor             - Comprehensive Family Medical Reference   - $  27
 Mayo Clinic               - Interactive Text, Illustration, & Video  - $  29
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 Travel And Geography CD's - Description                              - Price
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
*U.S. Atlus                - Relief Maps/Reference. Cities/States. WIN- $  24
 ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 ********** Some Commercial CD's May Be OEM Versions (Without Box) **********
 *** Other Titles May Be Available. Please Call Or Write For Information. ***
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             Name:                                 Date:    /  /
                   ───────────────────────────────       ──────────
             Address:
                      ─────────────────────────────────────────────
             City:                           State:     Zip:
                   ─────────────────────────        ───      ──────
             Phone Number: (     )           Country:
 ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
                                           CD-ROM Disk Subtotal = $
                                                                    ═════════
        Sales Tax for Nebraska Residents Only = Subtotal x .065 = $
                                                                    ─────────
     USA Add $4.00/Canada $6.00/Overseas $8.00 Postage/Handling = $
                                                                    ─────────
   Visa/MC #                                       Amount Total = $
             ──────────────────────────────                         ═════════
   Expiration Date               Signature
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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 2218
  To: ALFRED DE RUITER                         Date: 04/12/94  5:35p
Subj: Cd Catalogue                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: DANNY BROWN                            Number: 2219
  To: BRANDON GREEN                            Date: 04/13/94 12:00a
Subj: Re: MYST                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On Tue 12-Apr-1994  9:27p, Brandon Green Wrote:

BG> Does anyone that has finished Myst or is about to want to sell it or trade
BG> it?  I would probably trade it for Critical Path.
BG> Brandon

BG> --- PPoint 1.76
BG>  * Origin: Brandon Green - Grand Prairie, TX (1:130/503.5)


Does Myst compair to The 7th Guest?  Been hearing a lot on it, but don't like
to buy the things until I know for sure.  What is it like?

Danny
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From: GEOFFREY CYLWIK                        Number: 2220
  To: JIM KEHO                                 Date: 04/13/94  9:37p
Subj: Re: CD Wanted                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

it is the 1991 version. but dictionaries and thesauruses don't change. Ya' know
what i mean?

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From: JOHN LUNDY                             Number: 2221
  To: ROBERT HANSON                            Date: 04/13/94  5:14p
Subj: Decompression                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RH>I have downloaded FUND941.SDN but have been unable to expand it. Can someone
RH>tell me how to do it?

RH>Another problem-- I've downloaded a couple programs with ZIP extensions and
RH>when I try to dezip them using PKWARE 1.10 I get numerous warning messages
RH>stating, "I don't know how to handle: XXXXX." What can I do about that?

RH>I'd appreciate any help I can get.

You'll probably get tons of mail on this one.  Get PAK251 to handle the
SDN files, and you'll need PKZIP204G to handle the zips....

                     John

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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 2222
  To: MICHAEL BEGONIA                          Date: 04/13/94  9:18a
Subj: Re: Cd-Rom Speed                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Michael Begonia to All <=-

 MB> Is there like a bench mark program to test your speed of the CD-
 MB> ROM?

     Michael,

     Our MegaDemo2 disc has benchmark software on it to test the performance
     of your CD-ROM drive.  The double speed should be default with no
     additional work required to make it work.  If you have any questions
     give me a call and I'll do what I can to help.

     Gordon McQuillin
     Profit Group
     1-602-770-0000 ext 111



... Public Office (n): last refuge of the incompetent.
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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 2223
  To: EMERY MANDEL                             Date: 04/13/94 11:00a
Subj: T & A 2 the maxx                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

EM>Please reply if you get this. I'm just testing.
EM>Thanks!
EM>Emery

 Hello Emery,

 I've got it in stock at $12.95 plus shipping ($6.00 2-day USA)

 Just Kidding. Your coming in loud and clear in sunny Tucson, AZ.

 Gordon McQuillin

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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 2224
  To: DENIS COLEMAN                            Date: 04/13/94 11:05a
Subj: A FEW faxes                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 Hello Denis!

 Hope S.H's fax got through to you.

 Gordon McQuillin

 * SLMR 2.1a * Check the CDROM For Sale Echo for our other products!!

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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 2225
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/13/94  1:37p
Subj: $9.00 CDROM Discs!!                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=$     The Profit Group    $=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
   MEGA CDROM 1 - 621 MEGABYTES  - BBS Ready  While Supplies Last!
   MEGA CDROM 2 - 653 MEGABYTES  - BBS Ready   Any One For $9.00!
   MEGA A/V 1 - 639 MEGABYTES    - BBS Ready         Or
   MEGA WIN/OS 2 - 653 MEGABYTES - BBS Ready  All Five For $25.00!!
   SDN PLUS 1 - 602 MEGABYTES    - BBS Ready
 *=-=-=-=*   2-day shipping (Contiguous U.S.A.) $6.00   *-=-=-=-=*
  All disc orders include our Free CDROM BenchMark/Utility disc!
  Orders:1-800-843-7990  Fax:[phone]  Info.:1-602-770-0000
   **** Mention where you saw this ad for listed pricing! ****
  The Profit Group - 824 E. FT. Lowell Road - Tucson, AZ. 85719

 * SLMR 2.1a * Check the CDROM For Sale Echo for our other products!!

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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 2226
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/13/94  1:39p
Subj: XXX Adult CDROM's                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=* The Profit Group *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
  FAO 1 - 651 MegaBytes (XXX) - BBS Ready - $29.00 -------<  All 3
  FAO 2 - 695 MegaBytes (XXX) - BBS Ready - $29.00 -------<   For
  FAO 3 - 693 MegaBytes (XXX) - BBS Ready - $29.00 -------< $69.00!!
  FAO GOLD 1 - 611 MegaBytes (XXX) - BBS Ready - $39.00 --<  All 3
  FAO GOLD 2 - 617 MegaBytes (XXX) - BBS Ready - $39.00 --<   For
  FAO GOLD 3 - 609 MegaBytes (XXX) - BBS Ready - $39.00 --< $99.00!!
  **BONUS** FAO 6-PACK - All 6 FAO CDROMS - $139.00!! **BONUS**
  **BONUS** T&A 2 THE MAXX - 616 MegaBytes - $12.95!  **BONUS**
  Shipping Costs (Contiguous U.S.) 2-Day $6.00  OverNight $15.00
  Orders:1-800-843-7990  Fax:[phone]  Info.:1-602-770-0000
   The Profit Group - 824 E. FT. Lowell Road - Tucson, AZ. 85719

 * SLMR 2.1a * Don't Forget T&A 2 The Maxx $12.95  Call Now!!

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From: DAVE WONG                              Number: 2227
  To: EDDIE IMPERIAL                           Date: 04/13/94 10:41p
Subj: Re: ** Cheap CD-Roms dis                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

EI>    I 'M INTERESTED LEAVE NUMBER
EI>    DW> CD roms for sale
EI>    DW> Sexiest women on CD                $20.00 new
EI>    DW> Total Fantasy                      $25.00 used
EI>    DW> European Erotica (quicktime)       $25.00 used

Hi Eddie, you can call me at work at [phone] x2615 7:00am to 3:30
pm PST.  Bye!!

 * OLX 2.1 TD * GO SPEED RACER GO, SAID TRIXIE

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From: DAVE WONG                              Number: 2228
  To: JERRY ZELLER                             Date: 04/13/94 10:41p
Subj: ** Cheap CD-Roms disks *                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JZ>   Dave - hold one of the Doctors Book cd's for me and I will
JZ>   send you the $16.25.  Please leave your address again.
JZ>   Jerry

Hi Jerry, My address again for the Doctor's Book of Home Remedies CD is:
Dave Wong
2504 S. Ferdinand
Seattle, WA 98108

Please list what you are buying and your return address. Bye!!

 * OLX 2.1 TD * GO SPEED RACER GO, SAID TRIXIE

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From: JOE RINEHART                           Number: 2229
  To: SAM FERTITTA                             Date: 04/10/94  1:19p
Subj: Re: Open scream.                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

SF>I have responded to 37 messages since the 28th of March. Most of them
SF>here, the for sale conference, and several others. I have made many
SF>good offers on cd's and other sale items. I have had just 7 people
SF>nice enough to respond to me. Hey, if ya want 30 dollars for
SF>something, and I offer 25, come on, at least RESPOND. This is a joke
SF>with most of you. If you're to damn lazy to answer mail, don't even
SF>post it. Or better yet, post a phone number. I work. So a 1/2 a buck
SF>here and there isn't't gonna kill me. And please, if any of you have
SF>the notion to flame me, don't expect a response. I don't have the
SF>time or the inclination to respond to such drivel. Phew, got that off
SF>of my chest.:)
Sam,
        If we have not responded recently, it was due to our changing
our regular BBS to a CD-ROM SUPPORT BBS and we lost a couple of week of
echomail in the process:(  In regards to our willingness to drop prices
below what we already have established, we just don't do that as a
matter of practice on in the shrinkwrap products.

Regards,
Joe Rinehart

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From: JOE RINEHART                           Number: 2230
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/11/94  2:18a
Subj: !cd's $20 or less!                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CD-DISC SALE...                        $5.00 FedEx shipping (domestic)
* CD Powerbox $20                      $5.00 C.O.D.'s WELCOME!
* OS/2 Box    $20                      $8.00 DHL WorldMail (Worldwide)
* CD Winbox   $20         International DHL Quotes via e-mail 24 hours
* Cream of the Crop version 2 $18.00 (Just found another box full!;)
>292 CD-ROM titles $20.00 or less!  To order discs or catalog contact:
Joe Rinehart, config.sys, Inc., P.O. Box 27, Kent, Ohio 44240.0001, or
voice:216.296.9831, voice:216.296.4446, DATA/FAX: [phone] - 24hrs
NORTH AMERICAN TOLL-FREE ORDER LINE 1.800.6.CONFIG=1800.626.6344 24HRS

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From: MIKE PARKER                            Number: 2231
  To: MIKE SMITH                               Date: 04/10/94 10:36a
Subj: KING'S QUEST 6 (KQ6)                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

MS>I can't find the teapot, can you tell me exactly where it is? I have
  >almost given up on playing the game for a while because of this. I have
  >heard hints before, but I still can't find the teapot.
  >Thank you very much!

If you happened to have traded the hunters lamp to the old peddler, you
do not have the teapot anymore. And the only way to complete the game is
the short way, by sneaking in using the womans clothes as a disguise. I
traded the hunters lamp and got stuck, so I restarted the game from the
beginning and finished it in one day. You will need to trade the lamp,
but not until after you cast the spell.

I hope this helps...

Mike
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From: JOE RINEHART                           Number: 2232
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/12/94  5:05a
Subj: !cd's $20 or less!                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CD-DISC SALE...                        $5.00 FedEx shipping (domestic)
* CD Powerbox $20                      $5.00 C.O.D.'s WELCOME!
* OS/2 Box    $20                      $8.00 DHL WorldMail (Worldwide)
* CD Winbox   $20         International DHL Quotes via e-mail 24 hours
* Cream of the Crop version 2 $18.00 (Just found another box full!;)
>292 CD-ROM titles $20.00 or less!  To order discs or catalog contact:
Joe Rinehart, config.sys, Inc., P.O. Box 27, Kent, Ohio 44240.0001, or
voice:216.296.9831, voice:216.296.4446, DATA/FAX: [phone] - 24hrs
NORTH AMERICAN TOLL-FREE ORDER LINE 1.800.6.CONFIG=1800.626.6344 24HRS

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From: JOE RINEHART                           Number: 2233
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/13/94  6:11a
Subj: !cd's $20 or less!                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CD-DISC SALE...                        $5.00 FedEx shipping (domestic)
* CD Powerbox $20                      $5.00 C.O.D.'s WELCOME!
* OS/2 Box    $20                      $8.00 DHL WorldMail (Worldwide)
* CD Winbox   $20         International DHL Quotes via e-mail 24 hours
* Cream of the Crop version 2 $18.00 (Just found another box full!;)
>292 CD-ROM titles $20.00 or less!  To order discs or catalog contact:
Joe Rinehart, config.sys, Inc., P.O. Box 27, Kent, Ohio 44240.0001, or
voice:216.296.9831, voice:216.296.4446, DATA/FAX: [phone] - 24hrs
NORTH AMERICAN TOLL-FREE ORDER LINE 1.800.6.CONFIG=1800.626.6344 24HRS

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From: JOE RINEHART                           Number: 2234
  To: EBEN CALHOUN                             Date: 04/13/94  1:35p
Subj: Re: Free 1560+ cd's catal               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

EC>Could you mail me a free catalog?  What's your mailing address and I
EC>will mail you mine.  Thanks...
EC>
        Your mailing address may be sent via postal service to:

Attn: Joe Rinehart
config.sys Mailing list
P.O. Box 27
Kent, Ohio 44240-0001

        Thanks for asking....

Regards,
Joe

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From: DICK ROWDEN                            Number: 2235
  To: BOB BREED                                Date: 04/13/94  4:29a
Subj: KODAK PHOTO CD                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Bob, The Multimedia Store has an 800 number..800-597-F0T0 and I believe they
do have a catalog. Also nice folks to deal with, owner is Bob Cox and the
fellow I deal with most is Dudley Hayes. Looks like their price are about the
same but I dare say the Photo Factory software is better than anything you have
seen for displaying you phographs. Would be to long to explain all it will do
here, but give them a call, think you will be pleased.
=Dick Rowden=

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From: BLAKE POTTS                            Number: 2236
  To: BRIAN HILL                               Date: 04/13/94  3:57p
Subj: Space Quest V                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

BH>I'm oo\n the planet with the lady robot chasing me HOW DO I ESCAPE.If any of
BH>you know how reply to this message.

Were exactly are you on the planet? I finished the game a while ago so I
think I can remeber what I did<g>. Let me know


 * SLMR 2.1a * That which does not kill me better run away damn fast!

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From: SEAN BEGGS                             Number: 2237
  To: BRIAN NASH                               Date: 04/12/94  5:15p
Subj: Gabrial Knight                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


 BN> ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
 BN> ═══════════════════
>Gabriel Knight            - Adult Sierra Adventure
>Game w/ Video. WIN- $  59

??  I bought that for $54+ tax brand new about 2 months ago.


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From: SEAN BEGGS                             Number: 2238
  To: MICHAEL WAGG                             Date: 04/12/94  5:17p
Subj: CD-ROM suggestions                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No



 MW> have a Dell 486/33 system, and a MediaVision Pro-AudioStudio 16 sound
 MW> card. What kind of drive (internal) should I get that would work well
 MW> with my sound card (and computer)?  Sould I go single-speed or double,
 MW> or triple?  Thanx :)

Get nothing less than double. Triple is kind of expensive these days,
considering.  Make certain it is multi-session, Kodak PhotoCD compatible (even
if you don't need it, it certainly makes the re-sale value keep from dropping)
and MPC2 specs. (it should say MPC2 performance on it).

Apart from the usual you should be hearing from everyone else here, that's
about all I can think of that you need worry about.



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From: SEAN BEGGS                             Number: 2239
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/12/94  5:21p
Subj: the moderator                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No



Does anyone know how I can contact the moderator, Bob Hall?  I've tried this
echo, I've tried faxing him and nothing seems to be getting through.

I mailed some CDs to him and have been expecting some in return; this was over
5 weeks ago (perhaps closer to 2 months).  I don't know the status of the
situation, but for a moderator, he certainly is elusive these days.

Thanks for any help!



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From: MARK WALKER                            Number: 2240
  To: CHARLES TABB                             Date: 04/13/94  1:15a
Subj: Bible CD'S BEST ONES ????               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Charles!

11 Apr 94 18:25, Charles Tabb wrote to All:

 CT> HI
 CT> I was wondering if there is a really good bible CD to be on the lookout
 CT> for ???? I'de like it to be easy to use and contain a goos search engin to
 CT> brouse for subjects etc. I'de be interested in anyone's opinion .....

I just got "The Holy Bible" by Advantage Plus...It has the Online Bible and the
Seedmaster for Dos and Windows. About $19. Seems pretty good so far.

Mark

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From: LEE NOGA                               Number: 2241
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/13/94 10:53a
Subj: Women On Wheels CD-ROM                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Buy direct from the publisher, 'Women On Wheels' CD-ROM, 1000 licensed images,
BBS ready (no licensing fees), gorgeous nude models posing with motorcycles--

Call 800-760-ROMS, MC/VISA accepted, shipped same day.


-=*>Lee<*=-

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From: MICHAEL KONOR                          Number: 2242
  To: ADAM POIRIER                             Date: 04/13/94  5:51a
Subj: Re: TOSHIBA CDROM SCSI                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

  *In a message dated 10 Apr 94  18:52:11 Adam Poirier writes:

> what is your price for a PANASONIC CR562 cd-rom...
> would like to know....
> --- FidoPCB v1.5 beta-'j'
>  * Origin: CRS Online, Toronto, Ontario  (1:229/15)

Only have Toshiba brand.

Sorry.


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From: ANDREW BARNHARDT                       Number: 2243
  To: DEREK STUTSMAN                           Date: 04/13/94  3:26p
Subj: Dragon's Lair CD Review                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

)- Derek Stutsman wrote about 'Dragon's Lair CD Review':

 DS> It plays full screen on my system with no gaps, pauses, or glitches
 DS> of any kind.  The music and sound is so good that it may be coming
 DS> right off the CD!

What sort of system are you using it with?  I just saw an ad for it the
other day but it looked pretty graphic-heavy, I wasn't sure my 386DX/40,
4 meg RAM and double spin drive would be enough...

= Andrew B.
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From: RON JANUS                              Number: 2244
  To: MIKE D. SMITH                            Date: 04/20/94  8:42p
Subj: REBEL ASSAULT                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > PLEASE TELL ME SOME OF THE PASSWORDS FOR THE CD-ROM
 > GAME "REBEL ASSAULT." THE ONLY PASSWORD I HAVE IS
 > "FALCON."
 > * SPITFIRE v3.4


Here are some cheats



At the Lucas arts logo use your controller and press
Up then fire
Down then fire
Left then fire
Right then fire

When the logo disappears you should here someone say Lucas Arts.

during the game use these keys:
( - )  Increase your damage
( + )  Decrease your damage
( esc ) Part skip
keys 1 through F for level skip

Now for the Passcodes
                Easy        Normal      Hard
                -------     --------    -------
Password #1     Falcon      Biggs       Ackbar
Password #2     Anoat       Kaiburr     Fornax
Password #3     Yuzzem      Mynock      Bespin
Password #4     Brigia      Dagobah     Kessel
Password #5     Greedo      Mimban      Organa

Enjoy

Ron

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From: SCOTT GLIDDEN                          Number: 2245
  To: BOB BREED                                Date: 04/21/94  4:25p
Subj: KODAK SOFTWARE/SHAREWARE                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

│BB│    If you could ship me those two programs that display Kodak          │
│BB│CD's -- I would be more than happy to pay post, disk and copy           │
│BB│charges. Any IBM disk ok (3.5 or 5 HD or DD)                            │
╘═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╛

o.k. man, I'll get it off to you, sorry about the delayed response
tho. I am a bit busy lately only to get worse probobly. I'll send
it out on a 3.5" HD disk.

Scott
 ■ BrÜwskii     3.0:Anything you say WILL be misquoted against you

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From: DAN SCHULZ                             Number: 2246
  To: KEVIN OATSVALL                           Date: 04/19/94 12:00a
Subj: Re: DAY OF THE TENTACLE CD-R            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: DAN SCHULZ                             Number: 2247
  To: JEFF WEEKS                               Date: 04/19/94 12:00a
Subj: MAN ENOUGH?                             Refer: NONE
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From: JEAN-FRANCOIS BUSQUE                   Number: 2248
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/18/94 11:48p
Subj: SOUND BLASTER                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: YVES DE ROME                           Number: 2249
  To: MARK WALKER                              Date: 04/18/94 11:48p
Subj: BIBLE CD'S BEST ONES ????               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: MARK SNELLING                          Number: 2250
  To: JAMES POLLOCK                            Date: 04/16/94  2:54p
Subj: Re: CD-ROMS FOR SELL OR T               Refer: NONE
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From: DYLAN VAN DER ZEE                      Number: 2251
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/16/94  6:44p
Subj: CD-PLAYER...                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: MARK SNELLING                          Number: 2252
  To: BRIAN HILL                               Date: 04/17/94  6:16p
Subj: Re: SPACE QUEST V                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: JASON DOLLER                           Number: 2253
  To: CHRISTIAN BARTSCH                        Date: 04/16/94 10:23a
Subj: Re: MTMCDE.SYS                          Refer: NONE
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From: SAM COLWELL                            Number: 2254
  To: TOBBY RYAN                               Date: 04/17/94  5:55a
Subj: Re: CD+GRAPHICS PLAYER                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: KERRY ARCHER                           Number: 2255
  To: JOHN DONALDSON                           Date: 04/18/94  4:39a
Subj: Re: 7TH GUEST                           Refer: NONE
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From: RICK SHOAF                             Number: 2256
  To: JIM LAMBERT                              Date: 04/21/94  2:41p
Subj: Pioneer 604X $1250                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JL>                    ----------------------------------------
JL>I have one used Pioneer 604X 6 disc CD-Rom changer for sale for $1250.
JL>I bought it last June and have had it running flawlessly online the
JL>Computer Works BBS since then.  It is the quad speed model and is very
JL>fast.  For the $1250, you get the drive & accessories, plus an 8 bit
JL>scsi interface and any 6 BBS ready CD-Roms that I have in stock. I am
JL>selling it because I am closing down my BBS and CD-Rom business.  I will
JL>soon be posting some excellent liquidation prices on my remaining stock
JL>of shareware CD-Roms.

I can get a brand new one for less than $1150 with the controller card.


Rick
___
 X OLX 2.1 X Copyright 1991 Elmer Fudd. All wights wesewved.

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From: REID EARLS                             Number: 2257
  To: BRANDON GREEN                            Date: 04/22/94 11:37a
Subj: MS WORD & BOOKSHELF CD-ROM              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Sorry, I have already sold that CD.

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From: BEN HARMON                             Number: 2258
  To: JIM LAMBERT                              Date: 04/22/94  8:08a
Subj: Pioneer 604X $1250                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Jim!

In a message to All <04/17/94> Jim Lambert wrote:

JL> I have one used Pioneer 604X 6 disc CD-Rom changer for sale for $1250.

A bit over priced for a "USED" drive don't cha think? Gee how much did
you sell them new for? :-))

Not interested in the 6 disk, but do you have the 18 disk version? If so
whats your price and can you give me some information as to the
specifics? Like from what I understand it is like getting 3 of the 6
disks Pioneers in one. Does it have 3 different heads? If one portion
goes out will the other 2 work? What kind of warrenty is avail?

Best Wishes and Good Luck

Ben

RATS BBS Sulzbach-Rosenberg Germany 6 Gigs On-Line 09661-9633 21.6 USR

 * WCE 1.5/2217 * Always be sincere, even if you don't mean it.


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From: AKIN KOKSAL                            Number: 2259
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/15/94 11:58a
Subj: Need fastest CDROM                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I'm new arround here..

I need urgently a very fast CD-ROM drive...

But as I'm living in Turkiye, I have to pay via VISA credit card and
unit must be posted to Turkiye..

Hope somebody replies..

Akin


... He is the most sensible looking man talking nonsense.
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From: MARTIN CLEAVER                         Number: 2260
  To: ANDY STEWART                             Date: 04/16/94 10:58p
Subj: Make Your Own CD'S!!!                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Andy,

In a message of <Tue 12 Apr 94 20:18> to Aaron Ciarlotta (), you wrote:

 AS>    Actually, you're NOT suppose to re-produce the music in ANY way.  The
 AS>    songs are covered, whether it be personal, or for re-sale.., now, if
 AS>    the copyright has EXPIRED, that another story... but chances are it
 AS>    hasn't.

Assuming you mean you aren't supposed to re-cord the music in any way, your
argument remains rubbish. No one's going to bust you for making a cassette copy
of your own CD to play in the car, and hence, I would argue, it is not illegal
to do so.

 AS>    You don't AUTOMATICALLY have the RIGHT to make a backup of the
 AS>    software you buy, you're only allowed to if the DOCUMENTATION says
 AS>    you're allowed to make a backup.  (Tho, I'm sure most people with any
 AS>    brains has back-ups of ALL their software <g>)

The documentation can say what it likes, as has frequently been stated here and
elsewhere: the claims and rules broacast on packaging aren't worth the shrink
wrap that covers them. No one has tested then in court, because they just or
what ever metaphor you want to use. I wouldn't dispute the ownership of
intellectual property, but the other claims often made are crazy (e.g. banning
backups).

Bye, Martin.

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From: MARTIN CLEAVER                         Number: 2261
  To: STEWART ROTHMAN                          Date: 04/18/94  8:52a
Subj: cdrom specials                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Stewart,

In a message of <Sun 17 Apr 94 19:18> to Ian Munro (), you wrote:

 IM>IM> I have surely read enough of your dealings with Boris. If you
 IM>IM> don't like the service, don't buy from him. If you feel strongly
 IM>IM> enough to voice your dissatisfaction to the general Fidonet
 IM>IM> community, then do so - ONCE!

 SR> I do agree with you and BEFORE YOUR CALL had already stopped telling
 SR> the story of B.O. I do think that the reason you may be tired of the
 SR> traffic on this subject is not because of too many postings from me.
 SR> There have been so many answers and complaints about him from others
 SR> in Australia, Japan, Canada, and the U.S.

Don't forget Holland! I too had some less than happy dealings with CCI. I am
sad to see that his attempt to sell me second hand goods as new (without docs
or registration) is not unique.

Bye, Martin.

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From: MARTIN CLEAVER                         Number: 2262
  To: ROBERT SZEKELY                           Date: 04/19/94  8:14p
Subj: DECOMPRESSION                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi ROBERT,

In a message of <Sun 17 Apr 94 10:28> to ROBERT HANSON (), you wrote:

 RH> Another problem-- I've downloaded a couple programs with ZIP extensions
 RH> and when I try to dezip them using PKWARE 1.10 I get numerous warning
 RH> messages stating, "I don't know how to handle: XXXXX." What can I do
 RH> about that?

 RS> 1. Rename the .SDN extension to .ZIP and then expand (or just specify
 RS> the full filename *and* extension as a command line parameter to the
 RS> PKUNZIP program: i.e., PKUNZIP FUND941.SDN).

That won't get you very far, as the SND files used to be PAKed and are now
ARJed, so PKZIP won't get you very far. Why SDN has to go against the grain by
picking ARJ when just about everyone as switched to ZIP is beyond me, but this
is no place to start the ARC wars again ;-)


Bye, Martin.

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From: JOHN BRUGGE                            Number: 2263
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/19/94 11:48a
Subj: CDROM info gezocht.                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

*CD-ROM INFORMATIE GEZOCHT*


Ik werk met IBM OS/2 v2.1NL, nu wil ik een CD-Rom Drive
aanschaffen bijvoorbeeld een Panasonic, model 562B.

Echter IBM OS/2 v2.1 bezit alleen de drivers van Panasonic
model: CR 501, LK-MC501S, MC501B en MC521.


Mijn vragen zijn nu:

        1) Ondersteunt OS/2 v2.1 toch deze CD-Rom Drive ?

        2) Wordt er eventueel een driver bij de CD-Rom Drive
           meegeleverd voor OS/2 ?, die verkoper wist dat niet.


Ik heb deze informatie ook al aan IBM voorgelegd, maar ik heb tot op heden nog
steeds geen reaktie van hen ontvangen.


PC-Groetjes.

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From: DMITRY KLIMENKOV                       Number: 2264
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/20/94  4:28p
Subj: MYST                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello All!

       I'm playing this nice game for about 2 weeks, and found some
       interesting tips.
       After turning up star signs on alley I raised ship and found how to
       go out of StoneAge Ship with two (red and blue) pages .
       I inserted them to red and blue books in library.
       Then I opened starship and went to Volcano island with underground
       labyrinth and goes outta there with two pages too.
       Then I found the way to go to WaterWorld and donno what I must do
       there ! I found both pages, but cannot go out to library.
       And the same thing with the Tower world with rotating fortress.

       Can anybody help me with that ?

Dmitry

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From: RENE TOBY                              Number: 2265
  To: BORIS OSADCIW                            Date: 04/19/94  2:17p
Subj: Price                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Bonjour Boris,

Please price for:

- English Lessons For French  (Educorp)
- Learn To Speak English  (Hyperglot)
- Hi-Tech Aircraft  (Revell-Monogram)

- Shipping Belgium (Federal Express)

My fax no answer!


    A bientôt.


          René


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From: RENE TOBY                              Number: 2266
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 04/19/94  2:24p
Subj: price                                   Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

Bonjour Mike,


Please price for:

- English Lessons For French  (Educorp)
- Learn To Speak English  (Hyperglot)
- Hi-Tech Aircraft  (Revell-Monogram)

- Shipping Belgium (Federal Express)

My fax no answer!


    A bientôt.


          René


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From: DAVID SILVER                           Number: 2267
  To: BRIAN NASH                               Date: 04/21/94  6:21p
Subj: Cd Rom Games                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Brian,

Sunday April 17 1994 16:43, Brian Nash wrote to Rich Fisher:

 BN> Why are you posting public messages longer than 10 lines?

Look who's talking!!  How about chopping down some of YOUR mega posts?

David

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From: ANDREAS FREISTEDT                      Number: 2268
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94 10:59a
Subj: price lists                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello !

I am looking for someone who wants to send me a CD-ROM price list.
As you can see from my origin line, I am living in germany and so I hope, that
you don't limit your offers to the USA ;-) And please tell me your prices for
shipping & handling !

Here is my address :
 Andreas Freistedt
 Am Rodelberg 13
 24558 Henstedt-Ulzburg
 -GERMANY-

Thanks,
  Andreas
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From: GARY HUFF                              Number: 2269
  To: DANIEL WILSON                            Date: 04/22/94  2:17p
Subj: Re: Panasonic Install Probs.            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DW>     I bought a Panasonic cd-rom player (562-B) at the
DW> Toronto computer show.  I have followed the instructions
DW> to the letter, but I can't get it to work.

DW>     Does anybody have any suggestions how to get it
DW> working?

I've got 3 of them on-line right now, Daniel.  No problems at all with
any of them.  What controller card are you attempting to get them to
run with?  And have you created a CDROMDRV directory and put the files
that come with the installation disk in there?  Also, how about posting
your AUTOEXEC.BAT line and your CONFIG.SYS line so I can see what
you've done so far?


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From: GARY HUFF                              Number: 2270
  To: ROBERT FISHER                            Date: 04/22/94  2:21p
Subj: Re: CD-ROM Problems                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RF> I have a CD-ROM in my new Packard Bell.  About 1 month ago, each of my
RF> slowly quit in a 2 day time period.  Now I can't read ANY cd's.  When
RF> "DIR" I get an error.  Any ideas?

Mind sharing the error your're getting, Robert?


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From: GARY HUFF                              Number: 2271
  To: CHRISTIAN BRETON                         Date: 04/22/94  2:23p
Subj: Re: volley-ball                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CB> salut alex nous sommes a la recherche d'un bon kit de volley-ball de p
CB> poteaux  et  filet ] connais-tu des endroits ou nous pouvons acheter c
CB> merci     christ...

I'll have one with Pepperoni, but hold the green peppers, please.


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From: JOHN DONALDSON                         Number: 2272
  To: KERRY ARCHER                             Date: 04/21/94  7:15p
Subj: 7th Guest                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Sorry, but we are having the same problem with the maze. We even tried to
map it, but gave up on that too.

John A. Donaldson

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From: JOSE VISBAL                            Number: 2273
  To: STEPHEN PHILLIPS                         Date: 04/22/94  8:03p
Subj: Trade/CD-Games                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Stephen
Leave me your number and i will be glad to call you...
Just let me know  the best time to call you,
or just tell me which ones you want...?

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From: JOSE VISBAL                            Number: 2274
  To: STEPHEN PHILLIPS                         Date: 04/22/94  8:04p
Subj: Re: Trade/CD-Games                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Stephen Phillips to Jose Visbal <=-

 SP> are you willing to sell the rebel assault or carmen? if so how much.
 SP> and how can i get in touch with you about the other games. there are a
 SP> few i'm interested in.  tanis

 SP> -!- Maximus 2.01wb
 SP>  ! Origin: The M.O.S! BBS Edgewater,Fl [phone] (1:3623/19)

Just in case my other reply did not get to you....
Just leave me your phone number and the best time to call.
And will be glad to call you.



... Catch the Blue Wave!
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From: ELIZABETH RODIER                       Number: 2275
  To: DANE TRETHOWAN                           Date: 04/20/94 11:39p
Subj: Sound Blaster Pro Ii                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Dane,

DT>Does anyone know of any programmes that can be used by
DT>Visually Challenged people such as myself that don't contain
DT>graphics and that can be run by say listening to the
DT>different sounds that come out of the sound blaster?

Do you use Windows on your computer?  The programs mentioned in the rest
of this message all require Windows.

Moon Valley Software has some interesting CD-ROMs called RoMaterial and
RoMaterial Again with sound effects as well as graphics.  I've spent a
lot of time playing with icons that have animation.  There is sound with
Solitaire, the card game from Windows, but only as the cards are
uncovered in the deck.  Not enough sound in that version to play a whole
game by sound.

DT>Also, I belief that you can say record from a tuner, cd
DT>player etc, through the sound blaster card onto your hard
DT>drive.  If this is the case, can some one tell me the name

The version of SoundBlaster that comes with a microphone has a Voice
Assist program.  Computer can be trained to the user's voice to open
files and move the cursor up and down.

I recorded a few short sound files using the microphone and selected
some sound effects from CD-ROM collections to use with a multimedia
presentation.  It works like a slide show with sounds timed to go with
the pictures.  It could be made to run sounds without pictures but I
haven't found a way to replace the mouse commands that are used to make
it interactive.  There is a demonstration program available on CD-ROM.

 * SLMR 2.1a * Elizabeth

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From: GREG MUNDA                             Number: 2276
  To: LEE NOGA                                 Date: 04/22/94  6:55p
Subj: TIFF viewing                            Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

Ok, let's ask the Busty Babe on wheels herself !!!

With a Viper board and VPIC 6.0 how do you show the 24 bit GIF's???  They state
they are compressed.  How do we show them???  Do we need something besides
VPIC??????


Thanks..


Greg
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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 2277
  To: WARWICK MORTENSEN                        Date: 04/22/94  3:46p
Subj: Air Mail                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

WM>Gordan,

WM>      Could you please quote me on how much it will cost
WM>      to send the following amounts of CD's via Air Mail
WM>      or any other fast to deliver to Austrlia.

 Warwick,

 I will send you a fax regarding our shipping prices.

WM>      Also do you have discount prices on bulk orders.

 Yes we do, we call it "Dealer Sales". I will send information
 on what qualifications you need to be eligible for this program.

 Take care and hope to be doing business with you in
 the near future.

 Gordon McQuillin
 The Profit Group

 * SLMR 2.1a * Five CD Discs For $25.00! See our ad this echo!!

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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 2278
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94 10:37a
Subj: 5 CD's for $25.00!!                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=$     The Profit Group    $=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
   MEGA CDROM 1 - 621 MEGABYTES  - BBS Ready  While Supplies Last!
   MEGA CDROM 2 - 653 MEGABYTES  - BBS Ready   Any One For $9.00!
   MEGA A/V 1 - 639 MEGABYTES    - BBS Ready         Or
   MEGA WIN/OS 2 - 653 MEGABYTES - BBS Ready  All Five For $25.00!!
   SDN PLUS 1 - 602 MEGABYTES    - BBS Ready
 *=-=-=-=*   2-day shipping (Contiguous U.S.A.) $6.00   *-=-=-=-=*
  All disc orders include our Free CDROM BenchMark/Utility disc!
  Orders:1-800-843-7990  Fax:[phone]  Info.:1-602-770-0000
   **** Mention where you saw this ad for listed pricing! ****
  The Profit Group - 824 E. FT. Lowell Road - Tucson, AZ. 85719

 * SLMR 2.1a * Hey Santa, How much for your list of naughty girls?

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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 2279
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94 10:53a
Subj: Adult CD for $12.95!!                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*   The Profit Group   *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
 FORBIDDEN SUBJECTS - (Without Sick & Twisted Graphics) - $19.95
 # This disc has become so controversial with our advertisers that
 # many of them have banned us from referencing it's contents in full
 # detail for fear of retaliation. Offer good until 4/30/94 !!
 T&A 2 THE MAXX - 616 Lusty MEGABYTES - Hot Adult oriented CD Disc!
 # 146 Different Adult Animations! 882 Adult Fantasy Text Files!
 # 48 Adult Oriented Games! 2938 SVGA and VGA GIF's! BBS Ready!
 # Mousable User Interface for both Windows & DOS! BBS Price $12.95
 *-=-=-=* Purchase ANY CDROM Disc and our BenchMark CD is FREE! *=-=-=*
 Orders 1-800-843-7990____Fax [phone]____Info 1-602-770-0000

 * SLMR 2.1a * Five CD Discs For $25.00! See our ad this echo!!

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From: GORDON MCQUILLIN                       Number: 2280
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94  3:11p
Subj: 5 New CD's just $49.00!!                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=*  The Profit Group *=-=*   New Product Update *=-=-=*
 THE BEST OF SHAREWARE - 598 MegaBytes <-------------< Any One
 THE BEST OF WINDOWSWARE - 583 MegaBytes <-----------<   For
 THE BEST OF BIZZNESSWARE - 465 MegaBytes <----------< $12.95!
 THE BEST OF SWIMSUITS - 407 MegaBytes <-------------< All Six
 THE BEST OF PC GAMES - 504 MegaBytes <--------------<   For
 THE BEST OF SIGHTS AND SOUNDS - 609 MegaBytes <-----< $49.00!!
 That's Just $8.17 A Piece When You Buy All Six! (Pressed 1/94)
 All Discs Are BBS Ready With Files.BBS In Each Directory!
     Shipping Costs (Contiguous U.S.) 2-Day $6.00
 All disc orders include our Free CDROM BenchMark/Utility disc!
 Orders:1-800-843-7990  Fax:[phone]  Info.:1-602-770-0000
 The Profit Group___824 E. FT. Lowell Road___Tucson, AZ. 85719

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From: ADAM LEWIS                             Number: 2281
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94  4:06p
Subj: chess 3d                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Does anyone have any information about 3d chess.  I'm speaking of the game
similiar to the one that we have all seen on Star Trek for years.  I would like
to learn the game rules and where I might purchase the game.

thanks all.


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From: MICHAEL CROSSON                        Number: 2282
  To: HERB KRAFT                               Date: 04/21/94  6:17p
Subj: Re: Aaa Review Series #1                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Herb!

 > MC>           All  discs submitted  will be  reviewed, but  none will be
 > MC>           returned.  Disks of all types are welcome!

 >I found your review of our CD to be very fair and balanced.
 >As you pointed out, it was a first edition. That is fairly
 >important since what we were doing was trying to get a first
 >cut of the program out.

Thank you for the kind remarks about my review of your CD-Rom disc, the
HIV/AIDS Resource Guide!  I'm especially pleased that you found it fair &
balanced since I strived to be both of these.

 >cut of the program out. Essentially, what we were assuming
 >(and still do) is that users would probably read everything,
 >or at least browse everything. That is particularly true of the person
 >or family living with HIV. Our responses to date indicate that we
 >have hit a very important, unmet need- an ultra low price CD packed
 >with information. We have virtually every case that has been
 >reported which related to HIV/AIDS..... Both activists and attorneys

In a way you were unlucky... since I'm finishing up my 2nd year of law
school, I couldn't help but notice things that others outside of the
profession would have missed completely!  :-)

You're right though.  I think there are two broad groups of people who will
use the disc - professionals (health & legal) and individuals who will read
the material from a personal viewpoint.  Although there is some overlap,
both groups have different needs in terms of features and organization.

 >One thing I do have to point out is that you stated that you were concerned
 >about regional reporter cites. I'm not sure (I am a copyright lawyer
 >by trade but learning about HIV law fast!!) that unless there is no
 >other cite that this is permissible. West Publishing asserts proprietary
 >rights to their citations, so we remove them unless it is the only cite
 >that we could find, or is a direct quote.

Well, I was thinking specifically of the California rules, although I'm sure
other states are similar.

From the Harvard "Blue Book (15th)."

Supreme Court (Cal):  In documents submitted to California state courts,
cite to Cal., Cal. 2d, or Cal. 3d if therein, to P. or P.2d if therein, AND
to Cal. Rptr. if therein.  In all other documents, cite only to P. or P.2d,
if therein; otherwise, cite to one of the other reporters listed below...

and from the Practioner's Notes (Parallel Citations for State Court Cases):

In a document to be submitted from a state court case, all ciations to cases
decided by the courts of that state (not of other states) should include a
citation to the official state reporter, if available, in addition to a
regional reporter... [In] addition, documents submitted to California and
New York state courts may require a further parallel citation to a third
reporter for case decided by the courts of those states.

-=-

As you can see from this, not having the additional cites could be a real
problem in that I've might have to look up the same cases elsewhere to find
them!  I don't know what the situation is with West, but that's unfortunate
if you would be unable to use them.  I would think they would _want_ their
cites out there as much as possible.

 >Now--- I would like to challenge everyone else who has published a CD
 >to send theirs in for a very through exam........... <G>

Thanks for the plug!  Hopefully others will take a chance and send in their
discs.  I appreciate that you were willing to do at such an early stage in
the series (even before you on of my reviews!).

BTW - I'll be offering it from FREQ as a seperate archive in mid May (after
my finals).  I need some time to decide how to handle that.


Here's what's coming up:

#1     HIV/AIDS Resource Disc          (completed)

#2     Shareware Studio IV             (next)
#3     Pier 4
#4     Bitstream 500 Font CD
#5     (open)

[Interested publishers should send an evaluation disc to Michael Crosson,
811 San Juan Road #199, Sacramento, CA 95834].

Michael


















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From: FRANCOIS TADDEI                        Number: 2283
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94 12:54a
Subj: Oxford Dictionnary                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Anyone seen the new cd-rom profuct: The Oxford Dictionnary... How is it? It's
expensive, so I don't want to buy it if it's worthless...

The Bee

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From: ISMAIL ARSLANGIRAY                     Number: 2284
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/21/94  3:22p
Subj: CD-ROM Catalog                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

If you like to receive our catalog and want to be in our mailing list

Call 1-800-373-0628 or 1-206-472-1400
Fax  [phone] or 1-206-473-1634

GroupWare

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From: ISMAIL ARSLANGIRAY                     Number: 2285
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/21/94  3:26p
Subj: Super_CD IV Release                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Super_CD IV   New Release

                    Super_CD IV Shareware Library   $25
                            CD ROM Disk

        GroupWare                       Voice: [phone]
        4826 Tacoma Mall Blvd.          FAX  : [phone]
        Tacoma, WA 98409                FAX  : [phone]
                                        FIDO : 1:138/103
                                        CIS  : 70423,274

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From: ISMAIL ARSLANGIRAY                     Number: 2286
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/21/94  3:36p
Subj: Virus Free                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Since may of the Microsoft Employees use Super_CD Shareware Libraries in their
internal operations, Microsoft Labs conducted a courtesy test on our shareware
CDs and verified them as virus free products. If you are looking safe and good
file collections for your BBS or personal use, try our libraries.

GroupWare

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From: ALLEN DIETZ                            Number: 2287
  To: JERRY ZELLER                             Date: 04/21/94  5:37p
Subj: Used CDROMs For Sale                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JZ>Allen - I'll take the Gutenburg cd at your asking price and
JZ>will add $1 for shipping.  If you ship it USPS, that is
JZ>what it will cost.  Jerry

Jerry, I generally mail everything priority mail in a bubble pack
envelope, thus the $3.00 charge.  The CD by itself in the jewel box
weighs 3 1/2 ounces and would cost $0.98 to mail 1st class. You're not
suggesting that I should just slap a label on the jewel box and drop
it in the mail, are you?  I have a small CD-size box I can mail the
Gutenberg CD in instead.  With the CD and packing material, the box
weighs 7 1/2 ounces.  The US Postal service charges $1.33 to deliver
it 3rd class or $1.90 1st class.  I would recommend 1st class, but
it's up to you.  If you are still interested, mail a check for $12
plus shipping ($1.33, 1.90, or 3.00) to me at:

Allen Dietz
P.O. Box 19243
Austin, TX  78760-9243

If I don't hear back from you, I'll assume you're no longer
interested.

Thanks,

Allen


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From: ALLEN DIETZ                            Number: 2288
  To: CARLOS NOVOA                             Date: 04/21/94  6:15p
Subj: Precission Mapping                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CN>Anybody has any experience with Precission Mapping CD? I saw it at the
CN>local store, looks like Street Atlas USA with additional features like
CN>being able to make your own notes on the maps themselves, the price is
CN>lower comes in a DOS version only.

I've tried both programs.  If you're running Windows, go for Street
Atlas USA.  The graphics and level of detail on Street Atlas USA are
*significantly* better, in my opinion, than on the Precision Mapping
disc.  Here are a few other comments that may help you decide between
the two products.

Maps created by Precision Mapping take a significantly longer time to
load and draw on screen than Street Atlas USA.  On my 486DX/33 system
with a SONY single speed CDROM, a map of Seattle, Washington took 57
seconds in Precision Mapping to load and draw but took Street
Atlas USA only 10 seconds.  A map of Austin, Texas took Precision
Mapping 51 seconds to load and draw, the same map took Street Atlas
USA 11 seconds.  The Street Atlas USA maps not only displayed faster,
they contained more geographic features, color, and other descriptive
information than the Precision Mapping maps did.

In Precision Mapping bodies of water don't show up until you're zoomed
in pretty close, and even then they're frequently not filled in, just
the shoreline is indicated.  This makes cross-country exploring less
than satisfying, since many major features aren't displayed at larger
map scales.  For example, I selected Willsboro, a small town in
Northern New York on Lake Champlain.  The shorelines of Willsboro Bay,
a large bay several miles long, and Lake Champlain are both indicated
when the map scale is 4,000 feet, but neither area is filled in and
neither the lake nor the bay are labelled.  Pressing the "Zoom Out"
button zooms out a level, to a scale of one mile, and all shorelines
disappear, leaving no indication that there is a large lake or bay
anywhere in the area.  A map program that "hides" a lake that is 10 to
12 miles across when the map scale is only one mile is less than
useful.

Many geographic features are difficult or impossible to locate in
Precision Mapping.  If you are planning a trip to climb Mt. Rainier
outside of Seattle, you won't find Mt. Rainier in the Precision
Mapping data base.  You also won't find two of the towns you might
want to use as way stations before or after your climb, Longmire and
Ashford.  If you want to hike the Grand Canyon, you won't be able to
locate it in the Precision Mapping data base either, nor will you find
Grand Canyon or North Rim, Arizona, two spots you might want to visit
on your trip. (Longmire and Ashford, Washington, Grand Canyon and
North Rim, Arizona, Mt. Rainier and the Grand Canyon are all on the
maps generated by Street Atlas USA.)

Precision Mapping claims it has "Full CAD Features."  In reality,
annotation features of this program are primitive, and include only
line and shape drawings and text.  There is no ability to add dotted
or dashed lines, map symbols, fill patterns, or cartographic objects,
nor can you highlight routes or portions of a map.  If you need
extensive annotation capabilities, take a look at MapExpert from
Delorme Mapping.  It uses the same database as Street Atlas USA and
includes an extensive library of cartographic symbols and excellent
drawing and notation capabilities.

Hope this helps.

Allen

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From: JAMES POLLOCK                          Number: 2289
  To: SAM COLWELL                              Date: 04/20/94 10:44a
Subj: Re: cd+graphics player                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Sam Colwell to Tobby Ryan <=-

 SC> James Pollock wrote in a message to Tobby Ryan:

 TR> does anybody have a cd+graphics player for the ibm? the only players
 TR> i know of so far are: sega cd   and a laserdisc player. if anyone knows
 TR> of one or has one either let me know or upload and leave me a message .
 TR> i would greatly appreciate it.
 JP> Add to your list the TurboGrafx-16 CD-ROM versions, both the
 JP> TurboCD and the TurboDuo handle CD+G.  NEC supposedly also
 JP> released a SCSI adapter for the Duo, so that it would work
 JP> with PC's and Macs.

 SC> I used to be into the electronic gaming world and I saw quite a bit on
 SC> that SCSI adapter for the TurboDuo.  The only problem is that the drive
 SC> itself is INCREDIBLY SLOW!!!!  NEC made a card to speed up the way it
 SC> reads data off from the CD itself, but you can't have the SCSI adapter
 SC> AND the speed-up card in there at the same time.  Nice thought, but a
 SC> single-spin CD drive is faster than that thing.  Also, there is very
 SC> little RAM for the drive itself which means very small read-ahead
 SC> buffer (thus the speed up card, actually a memory card...

The drive is the same as the Intersect series, and a TurboCD has 64kbits of
RAM, a TurboDuo 128kbits.  Agreed, not the best solution for PC usage, but
if CD+G is the only interest, it seems to be the only game in town.  The
CD-ROM upgrade card you are talking about doesn't improve the speed of the
drive, but it DOES have a larger RAM buffer.  I still have version 2.0, I
didn't see a 3.0 game that was worth the $99 for the upgrade...


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From: CHARLIE JARMAN                         Number: 2290
  To: TERRY BLOUNT                             Date: 04/19/94 12:51a
Subj: Cream II                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

The prolific Terry Blount postulated to Charlie about Cream II...

 TB> Charlie Jarman wrote in a message to Jim Lambert:


 TB>You should have contacted me... at the release of Cream
 TB> 2 the SF file database structure was changed.  Within a week I had

 TB> You can freq SF_CREAM   (with no exetension) from me at 3625/441

        THANKS Terry!
                        Charlie

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From: CHARLIE JARMAN                         Number: 2291
  To: DAVID MACFARLANE                         Date: 04/19/94  1:10a
Subj: CD-ROM Discs                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

The prolific David Macfarlane postulated to Charlie about CD-ROM Discs...

 CJ>          Shipping is $4.00 for 1-3 discs; $6.00 4-10 discs. NC Residents
 CJ>          add 6%.

 DM> Charlie, I'm in Australia, Whats the story with shipping etc to here.

        I haven't done any international shipping as yet, but would be
        happy to do so. Shipping insured to Australia would be:

        Surface- 2lbs= $6.90(US);  4lbs=$11.20(US)
        Air-     1lbs= $19.75(US); 4lbs=$33.75(US)

        This does not include insurance or the International Money Order
        fee of $3.00 (up to a $700.00 limit per MO). Insurance max to
        Australia is $500.00
        Insurance fees: $50.00  insurance=$1.60(US)
                        $100.00 insurance=$2.40(US)

 DM> And are the above C.D's Cheaper in bulk,
 DM> Say for 3-5, 6-10 disks, And even more :)

        Sure, the price would drop at least $1.00 per disc in quantities
        of 10+ of the SAME disc. I could drop the price around $.75
        cents each for 5-10 of the SAME disc, too.

        For example, we could ship (via surface mail) 23 discs at $20.00
        each (selling price used for example). This would include all
        shipping, insurance and the money order fee. The total would be
        just under $485.00. Air shipping and the same scenario would
        yield a total of $503.00 +or- a dollar.

 DM> Thanks Mate, Ill wait for your reply before I send

        Well, let me know what you would like to order. I would be more
        than happy to sell to my friends down under. :)
                                                        Charlie

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From: ERIC POOLE                             Number: 2292
  To: EDDIE MAYO                               Date: 04/21/94  5:35p
Subj: ROMDOOR vs ROMBRAIN ??                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

EM> Eric, I've never tried ROMBRAIN, but I am a registered user of
EM> ROMDOOR.  I personally believe in romdoor.  Its easy to setup,
EM> and my users have no problems using it.

Thanks.  I have ROMDOOR set up here also ... the unregistered version.
I have also downloaded ROMBRAIN and was going to install and try it,
but I don't know when I will get the time to do that, so have decided
to go ahead and register ROMDOOR tonight.

Thanks for the response <smile>

 . . . . . ep


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From: MIKE BEKETIC                           Number: 2293
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/21/94  5:57p
Subj: DMV CD-ROM                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I'm interested in publishing an Oregon CD-Rom containing both the Drivers
License database and the Vehicle Registration database for the entire State
of Oregon.
 I have these databases on 9 track, 6250 BPI tape. Does anyone know of a
business in Oregon or Washington that can do both Authoring work and CD
pre-Mastering which will result in a "One-Off" ??????
 Next, the retail price will be $129 with Dealer/Distributor discounts.
If anyone is interested in buying a copy, a special pre-release price of
$99 will apply for a short time. Contact me voice at 503-777-2910
Mike Beketic
9520 Se Mt. Scott Blvd.
Portland, OR 97266

P.S. DEALERS- If you're interested in wholesale prices, call voice.

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From: MIKE BOULTER                           Number: 2294
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/21/94 11:13a
Subj: Xdisc                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Can anyone please tell me where to freq a copy of XDISC.EXE, or what the number
to Pioneer's BBS is so I can download this file?  From what I have read, I need
this file, but cannot find it anywhere.   Do not want to call overseas, so
anyone in zone 1 or just even if not in fidonet and run a board, let me know...
so I can download it on first call please.

My fido number is listed below.

thanks


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From: TOM MILLER                             Number: 2295
  To: MIKE BOULTER                             Date: 04/22/94 11:05a
Subj: Xdisc                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

MB>Can anyone please tell me where to freq a copy of
MB>XDISC.EXE, or what the number to Pioneer's BBS is so I can

Hi Mike,
     We have it on our board if you still need it. It's on the hard drive
area. Just go into the Dir. and look for the CD-ROM files. If you call
between 6:30pm - 9:00pm you can catch me in.

Later
Tom
BBS Number to follow
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From: SHAWN RATNER                           Number: 2296
  To: GEORGINA MARTINEZ                        Date: 04/22/94  4:32p
Subj: Re: 7th Guest                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Dear Georgina,
Thanks for you E-Mail. Yes I solved the Chappel. You said something about a
building which you are supposed to turn the lights on, What do yuo mean? Where
is it? I can't seem to find it.
Thank You!

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From: MICHAEL CROFTCHECK                     Number: 2297
  To: JOE D. LEE                               Date: 04/18/94 10:47a
Subj: Single-Spin CD-ROM                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 JD| I am trying to enter the world of CD-ROM, but would like to do so as
 JD| economically as possible. I came across an ad in a Damark catalog for a
 JD| Single-Spin CD-ROM for only $100.

I wouldn't suggest a single spin drive for anybody who wants to use any of
the newer CD-ROM games.  To my knowledge, games like Return to Zork,
Critical Path, Myst etc. (any with motion video) won't work well with the
single spins.  I saw that ad myself but disregarded it.  I recently bought
a full upgrade kit from the CompUSA store in Austin, TX.  It had the Pro
Audio Spectrum Sound Card, a Double Spin tray loading CD-ROM drive, a set
of Labtec speakers, a microphone, and 15 CD-ROM titles.  The titles
included Return to Zork, Critical Path, Iron Helix, Compton's Encyclopedia
and some others.  All this for $450.  I thought it was a great deal.
Installation was a snap and they even included a step by step video.  Hope
this all helps.

MCv

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From: MICHAEL CROFTCHECK                     Number: 2298
  To: SEAN ELKINTON                            Date: 04/18/94 10:53a
Subj: test                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 SE| this is just a test!  New person writing this!  Is this the cdrom
 SE| conference?  How far am I reaching out with this letter?

This is the CD-ROM Discussion conference and I am replying from Austin, TX.

MCv

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From: MICHAEL CROFTCHECK                     Number: 2299
  To: PAUL CONROY                              Date: 04/20/94 10:27a
Subj: Re: CD-ROM and QEMM                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 PC| Have you tried "LASTBYTE" Memory manager???

I'm interested in trying to find such a device.  Could you give me an idea
as to where I might locate that program?

MCv

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From: BILLY HARLESS                          Number: 2300
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/21/94 10:19p
Subj: NEW CD PRICES                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


              NEW HORIZONS SHAREWARE AND CD-ROM SALES
                       [phone] Voice
                       [phone] BBS

                          !!SPECIALS!!

               NightOwl 10 & 11..............$45
               NightOwl 9, 10, & 11..........$63
               NightOwl 8, 9, 10, & 11.......$84
               Pier 3 & 4....................$42
               Pier 4 & NightOwl 11..........$45
               Shareware Studio III & IV.....$35
               Top Drawer & Big Sky..........$33


CD PowerBox 1..............$20     Giga Games..................$21
CD PowerBox 2..............$30     Hobbes OS/2.................$20
CD WinBox..................$22     Monster Media III...........$33
------------------------------     Night Owl 10................$28
CICA for Windows...........$20     Night Owl 11................$32
Cream of the Crop II.......$33     OS/2 Box....................$31
Dr. Business...............$18     Pier 4......................$31
Dr. Clip Arts I............$18     Shareware Explorer 4........$45
Dr. Communications.........$18     Shareware Online 3..........$33
Dr. Fonts I................$18     Shareware Studio III........$20
Dr. Games for DOS II.......$18     Shareware Studio IV.........$22
Dr. Games for Windows I....$18     So Much Modem Madness.......$31
Dr. Graphics...............$18     So Much Shareware 3.........$26
Dr. Music Lab I............$18     -------------------------------
Dr. OS/2 I.................$18     Software Vault Games........$22
Dr. Reference..............$18     Software Vault Gold.........$22
Dr. Shareware Gold II......$18     Software Vault Platinum.....$24
Dr. Windows II.............$18     -------------------------------
Gameware Collection........$24     Tech Arsenal................$26

 You can place your order online @ our BBS number above in the
 Online Shopping Mall 24 hours a day and download the latest
 catalog.  Voice support and sales also available.

TERMS:VISA, MASTERCARD, Money Orders & Checks accepted. All prices
      subject to change without notice. Titles may be discontinued
      at any time. Shipping is $4.00.  Florida residents add 7%
      sales tax. CD's may be returned within 14 days for equal
      exchange if not satisfied and disc is undamaged.
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From: DAVE BEATRICE                          Number: 2301
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/20/94 10:40p
Subj: Rebel Assault trade...                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I got Rebel Assault...and after playing it for about an hour...I don't
really like it all that much.  So, I'm putting it up for trade...
So if you want Rebel Assault and have something half-decent to trade...
let me know here or at my internet address below...

[e-mail]


PS...I don't like puzzle or adventure type games...I would like either
     Strike Commander or Comanche CD or Chessmaster 4000 etc...



Dave


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From: RAYMOND FERNANDEZ                      Number: 2302
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94  1:01a
Subj: Specials                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                       Ray's Cd-Source Specials
                        All Titles $12.50 + Tax
                       -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

Library of Images
Family Fun
Image Library II                           Contains 1000's of GIF images
3 D Animator
MIDI & Wave Music Workshop                  Contains 1000's of MIDI,WAV, MOD &
14000 Multimedia programs collection       Contains multi-media shareware found
Communication
Top 101 Multimedia Shareware '93           Contains 99 top software of '93
Windows 50 Games
16 Bits Sound Masterpiece
Compulix                                   Contains diagnostic utilities, tutor
United Computer
Learn DOS For Fun
Sakura                                     Over 3000 exciting adult pictures
La Traviata                                Over 3000 exciting adult pictures
Fix it yourself
Full Range
Pianele Multimedia I
Pianele Multimedia II
Game Galore                                1000's of Adventure, Casino, Educati
Communication Master                       1000's of Network utilities, notes,
49er Window Games                          Ready to play games from the CD
Hot Shareware                             Adult shareware pictures
All You Can Play                           Ready to play games from the CD
Open Dos                                   Over 6000 shareware files
Computer Super Market                      Over 4000 shareware files
World of Education                         ABC's/123's/II.Sch/College/Math/Spel
Honey What's for Dinner Tonight
Sound Library II
Music Toolbox
Travel to Space                            PCX & GIF files of Space/Planets/Ast
Mac Shareware Super Carrier
Business Library
Clipart Library
Programmer Power Tool
Interactive Chinese & Games               Chinese teaching and learning tool: m
Dos Games 1000 Plus
50 Win Game (1)
35000 Designer Clipart I                  Over 10,000 cliparts and zipped files
35000 Designer                            Over 10,000 cliparts and zipped files
Windows at its Best
Windows Soft Treasury
Photo Madness
Photo CD Demo I
Windows Programs
Music Box 1994
Music From Heaven
Championship Wrestling Vol. I              Wrestling matches (Video for Windows
Championship Wrestling Vol. II             Wrestling matches (Video for Windows
Championship Wrestling Vol. III            Wrestling matches (Video for Windows
Hot Woman Hot Cars
Professional Photography Teacher           Follows Allen Vogel through still li
California Surfer                          (Video for Windows driver required)
15000 Chinese Reader                       Chinese teaching tool
Sweet Summer                               Avi Movie
Insatiable Woman
Massage
35000 Designer Clipart I
35000 Designer Clipart IV
Fashion Show I
Fashion Show II
Great Chinese Painting from Mrs. Jia
Sharing 2700 true Type Fonts
35000 Designer Clipart 5
Leon Library
Desktop Publisher's Dream
Chinese Common Idioms & Game
Expedition To The Moon
Photo CD Demo 1 (China)
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
All adult orders Must be 18 (proof required)
$1 shipping per cd up to 5 $2 after
some titles in stock 3-4 day ship others
Ray  689-0441 work
     653-4892 bbs 14,4k
     653-4892 Fax
     654-3988 bbs 2400

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From: RAYMOND FERNANDEZ                      Number: 2303
  To: SCOTT HUFFMAN                            Date: 04/22/94  1:04a
Subj: $9.00 CDROM Discs!!                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

SH>JA>GM>  And Don't Forget: T&A 2 The MaXX  $12.95

SH>JA>Is T&A 2 the maXX what I think it is and how much would
  >JA>shipping be to niles, MI. Do you have a catalog you could
  >JA>send me?

SH> It's an XXX rated disc. $18.95 shipped 2-day. Includes our
  > BenchMark and test Disc Free. If you order from us, you will receive
  > our most current price list. Thank You for your Interest.

SH>Scott Huffman
  >The Profit Group

hi.. i'm a cd-rom dealer could you send me a current price list.. my
office number is 813-689-0441. fax [phone] bbs- 813-653-4892 fido
address below..
                                                        -Ray

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From: THOMAS DALRYMPLE                       Number: 2304
  To: DAVE WONG                                Date: 04/22/94  8:33a
Subj: Cd Rom Shipment                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

From Dave to Thomas babbling about Cd Rom Shipment.

DW>have any questions, you
DW>Hi Tom, I hope you have solve the problem with the Animals CD to run
DW>it under windows.  Let me know if you still have a problem by the
DW>time you read this.  BTW, hope the hints for RTZ help you out, cause
DW>it took me a long time to finish that game without it.  Bye!!

Hey Dave,

     I sent Animals back to you yesterday...  Let me know when you get
it.  If you can find the MPC version, please send it.  Otherwise... :-)

Tom

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From: DAVE DELURIA                           Number: 2305
  To: BOON TEE                                 Date: 04/23/94 10:15a
Subj: Dual CD*ROM Cables                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello From the Philippines Boon,

        I've tried this method using the SoundBlaster Multimedia Upgrade Kit,
(Both w/ Caddy or Caddyless drives), even IDE CDROM's have ID's located on the
rear of the drive (next to the IDE or SCSI connector) that can be changed via
jumpers. No 2 drives must have the same ID.

        As for software; here's my setup.

        CONFIG.SYS

        Device=sbcd.sys /d:mscd001 /d:mscd002 /p:220

        AUTOEXEC.BAT

        MSCDEX.EXE /d:mscd001 /d:mscd002 /m:15

        Mscdex.exe /d:mscd001 /d:mscd002 /m:15

        Oh... BTW, don't forget to put "LASTDRIVE=Z" in Config.sys

Hope this helps,

Dave


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From: MICHAEL GUIDRY                         Number: 2306
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94  9:56a
Subj: Dinosoaurs                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Do any of the dealers on here carry either microsoft dinosaurs or 3-D
dinosuar adventure?

If so, what are the costs.

Also looking for other MS titles:

MICROSOFT ART GALLERY
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
MULTIMEDIA BEETHOVEN
MULTIMEDIA MOZART
MULTIMEDIA STRAVINSKY
CINEMANIA `94

Would be interested in a package price. Let me know here if interested.
If you'd rather reply on the internet: [e-mail]

... I yam Popeye of the Borg. Prepares ta beez askimiligrated
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From: DON FINNELL                            Number: 2307
  To: SHAWN RATNER                             Date: 04/22/94  2:29a
Subj: Re: 7th Guest                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

SR -> Dear Don,
SR -> Thank you for your help!!! I needed it!
You're welcome.

SR -> I also can't seem to solve the puzzle in the toy room, which involves SR
-> the puzzle of the mansion
The picture puzzle is a bit tricky, and also very difficult to explain.
To solve the puzzle, if it were perfect, would be a mathematic solution of
plus and minus on different rows of blocks in order to manipulate the picture
into proportion.  This however, does not work, as there is a trick to the
puzzle. The blocks will change accordingly, but there is one block that does
not flip like the rest.  This block moves according to the game and is probably
always a corner block to maximize the trick.  Pay close attention to the blocks
when they flip, and look for the one that is the trick block. Pay particular
attention to the picture pieces. One block has a different order of pictures.
That is the trick block.  Once you have it, complete the picture using that
block as a corner starting point and manipulate them in rows. Complete the
first row either diagonal or vertical.  Once that row is in place, the others
will go very easily into position, but do not move any blocks on the first set
row with the problem block in place, otherwise you will undo the work you did
to get the row in position.

SR -> in the next room the building blocks which SR are supposed to spell SR ->
something. Can you help!
The blocks should read as follows   GET
                                    BOY
                                    TAD    in that order.
You'll have to fiddle around with it, but the hardest thing is to figure out
which words to use.  Those blocks could spell many meaningful things in the
game.  Besides, that is the second time the name Tad was used but was not
really emphasized.  Remember when the boy entered the Kitchen window, and the
other kids outside were cat-calling him?  Tad is a fraidy cat!
SR -> Thank You!!!!!

Always willing to lend a hand.  I hope it helps you out.
Let me know how you do with the Microscope!



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From: CHERKAOUI SIDI                         Number: 2308
  To: JEREMY WHITTAKER                         Date: 04/16/94 12:10p
Subj: Microcosm                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Jeremy!

10 Apr 94 22:03, Jeremy Whittaker wrote to All:

 JW> I just got Microcosm and that has to be one of the best 3-d real time
 JW> games. This game was made using SGI's (Silicon Graphics Inc.) workstation.
 JW> Its like watching an interactive movie. Look in the March edition of New

Wait till you see Megarace, this is one of the coolest games on CD-Rom; far
better than Microcosm I tell you...

 JW> Does anybody know if there are any cheat codes for this game.

Sorry, can't help you with that... I'm searching for them myself...

Greets,

    Sidi.

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From: JIM LAMBERT                            Number: 2309
  To: DAVID ADKINS                             Date: 04/21/94  7:17a
Subj: DOOR.SYS                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

  >I have Top Drawer, not using it on BBS but it tells you have to use it
  >with Wildcat via WCfile using the files.bbs listings, perhaps this is
  >not what you want though.
  >I have used wcfile and files.bbs on other CDROMS and I find it wors just
  >fine, especially if you let is create the zero byte files on your hard
  >disk for search purposes, don't notice an performance loss.

Thanks for your input, David.  Personally, I like using the PCBoard
style DIR file lists.  They have all the good info such as name, size,
date & description, and they work fine in my CD-Rom door in both BBS use
and local mode.  I have grown very fond of EZ-Rom/SF-Rom.  Thanks again.

                                                                Jim...

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From: TERRY BLOUNT                           Number: 2310
  To: MARK SNELLING                            Date: 04/20/94  2:24a
Subj: getting validated ?                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Mark Snelling wrote in a message to Brian Hill:

BH> How do I get validated on your system?

MS>  Ok, first you get to the screen with the log across the
MS> ravine. Then climb  out on the limb of the tree, it should
MS> break off. You will fall into the  lower pool, pick up the
MS> broken stick. get back to the screen with the log   and
MS> cross to the other side (through the log). Then hit the
MS> hanging fruit  with the stick and grab some when it swings
MS> towards you. Go to the screen  with the boulder perched
MS> precariously on a peak in the upper right of the  screen. Go
MS> uderneath the waterfall and through the tunnel, when at the
MS>  other end, jump across the gap and climb up to the boulder.
MS> Then use the  stick on the boulder, it should roll down the
MS> tunnel and blow the robot  out the other end. Go down to the
MS> bottom pool where you got the stick  and you should see it
MS> bubbling, she will fly out and be pissed off.  Next go to
MS> the screen with the hollow log and climb in, but don't go
MS> right to the end, stay in the middle. The robot will then
MS> land on the log,  put the piece of fruit into the robots
MS> jetpack and....  you are in!

...and I thought callback verification was a hastle!

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From: TERRY BLOUNT                           Number: 2311
  To: KENT TIMM                                Date: 04/22/94 10:07p
Subj: Re: Cream of the Crop II                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Kent Timm wrote in a message to Terry Blount:


KT> Any chance you have a copy of R/C Helper 1.02 on there?

You can mail it to me and if it is not over 6 months old I'll include it.

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From: REMCO DOUMA                            Number: 2312
  To: RICHARD KELLER                           Date: 04/15/94 12:43p
Subj: The Journeyman Project                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Richard,

10 Apr 94 14:14, Richard Keller wrote to Remco Douma:

[About the Journeyman Project]

 RK> It's going to be real slow.  I have it and have a 486 DX50 with 16 megs
 RK> ram, fast VLB graphics and a 335k CD-ROM and it's borderline acceptable in
 RK> spots. The graphics are great and it's fun to play once you start getting
 RK> into it but like Terminator Rampage for the PC, to much graphics or not
 RK> done properly for most PC's out at the time.

Darn! I guess you're right (I still don't have the cd), I've heard they've used
QuickTime to take care of the graphics. And that's slow for sure! I only hope
it doesn't spoil the fun to much. Thanks for the answer!

Grtnx, Remco
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From: REMCO DOUMA                            Number: 2313
  To: JEFF LEUNG                               Date: 04/16/94 10:11p
Subj: The Journeyman Project                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Lieve Jeff,

12 Apr 94 05:12, Jeff Leung wrote to Remco Douma:

 JL> You're going to love this game. It's the slowest and lousiest game I've
 JL> ever laid my hands on. Depending on your PATIENCE, this game could be fast
 JL> or slow. I have a Nec 3x spin drive, 486DX/33, 32 megs of RAM with 20 megs
 JL> of it for CDROM/Harddisk caching and about 10 megs of the remaining for
 JL> Windows, VLB graphic card....I found the game extremely slow.

Oops. I don't think it's wise to even consider comparing my computer with
yours... <snif>.

 JL> Another friend who has a 386DX/25, 8 megs of RAM, Panasonic 2x spin drive
 JL> and no CDROM caching and Diamond Viper Windows accelerate card, found it
 JL> alright.

But the plot? Please, tell me the plot is good! Please!

 JL> Overall it really depends on your patience level. One thing we both agreed
 JL> on: THE GRAPHICS SUCKS! Thanks to Windows 3.x, you can noticably pinpoint
 JL> the giant pixels associating with the graphics. It may be 256 colors but
 JL> within Windows (which is required), it becomes less than 256 colors.

You're kidding! They're using Windows! It should be extremely easy to have a
greater color depth! I'll never will use the full potential of my true color
card. :-(

 JL> Well, we both played less than an hour on this game and I immediately
 JL> traded the game with someone else.

Thanks for the info. Not that I was happy to read this, though. The first game
I buy on CD-ROM and it's a bad one. Life's a bitch.

Tot mails, Remco
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From: DRIES BESSELS                          Number: 2314
  To: JOHN CHIAFALO                            Date: 04/16/94  7:00p
Subj: Wanted cows                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

HI John,
>  Looking to purchase copies of Quanta Publishing's About Cows & The
>  Tao of Cow.
Just as a matter of interest, I have seen a lot of advertizing for this
but am still wondering if the subject is really cows (those things with
four legs saying MOOOOO).
Thanks!
Dries Bessels
Amsterdam, The Netherlands


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From: PETER FRITH                            Number: 2315
  To: ALL AFRICANS                             Date: 04/19/94  9:34p
Subj: Last Chance for Night Owl 12 Special Offer !  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

This is the last chance to get Night Owl 12 at the starting price
of R130.00. There has been a slight delay in the US and the disc
is now due to ship on Friday. Anyone who contacts me before
Friday at 8:00am (South African time) will qualify for the
startup price.

Call Peter Frith at [phone]
Better Still FAX me at [phone]

or mail me at:  Internet:       [e-mail]
                Fidonet:        Peter Frith at 5:7107/9.5

If you can't send crash mail, you had better phone/FAX me as the
delay of Netmail can be more than 3 days.

Cheers
Peter

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From: GRAHAM REITZ                           Number: 2316
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94  1:17p
Subj: Windows, Stacker, and a CD-ROM          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

        Has anyone had any problems with Stacker 4.0 and there CD-ROM
not working properly in Windows?  For some strange reason Windows now
reports my CD-ROM as a hard drive rather than a CD-ROM.  Yet, the
CD-ROM works fine in DOS.  I have talked with the technicians at
Stacker and they're are clueless and none of their ideas have made any
progress.  I would appreciate any help that anyone can provide me
concerning my CD-ROM, Windows, & Stacker 4.0.

                                Graham Reitz

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From: TOM STASIUK                            Number: 2317
  To: JIM KEHO                                 Date: 04/12/94  6:25p
Subj: Re: TRADE                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Jim Keho to Commander Fish <=-

 JK> * In a message originally to All, Commander Fish said:
 > I want to trade REBEL ASSAULT for CRITICAL PATH.  I have the
 > Rebel
 > Assault box, docs, and a caddy.

 JK> Mr. Fish, (What's your real name?), I have Critical Path (w/docs, NO
 JK> box), and I already have Rebel Assault too..  Do you have any others??
 JK> I'd be interested in; Megarace, or possibly a 92-93 MS Bookshelf..  I
 JK> don't need a caddy though! <g>.. Let me know if you have any others..
 JK> -!- GEcho 1.00
 JK>  ! Origin: The Point Of Know Return [phone] Phx,Az (1:114/221)

I'd be interested in that.  I've got Megarace and would like to
trade for Rebel Assault.  If your still interested, drop me a
line or call [phone] I'm located in Gainesville Fl.

Also I consider my self a newbe to longdistance trading.  Even
if your not interested, could you tell me how this usually
works?  Thanx
Tomasz S.

... We've replaced the Enterprise's engine with Folger's Crystals.
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From: TOM STASIUK                            Number: 2318
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/14/94  7:07p
Subj: Megarace                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

When I play Megarace, there is a constant "tapping" sound behind
all of the sound and particularly voices.  anyone else
experience this. Is this normal.  I'm using a sb16scsi.
Thanx
Tomasz S.

... MONEY TALKS ...   but all mine ever says is GOODBYE!
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From: JAMES HENDERSON                        Number: 2319
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/09/94 12:33a
Subj: Kings Quest VI on CD                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

.
.
.
.
.
.
.       Does anyone have a help file for King's Quest 6 because
.   I keep Fu@(|ng up in the game.  Or just some tips for early
.   in the game ... past the walk through just to see if I am
.   forgetting anything.
.
.
.   HELP ME !!!!
.
.
.
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From: ROBERT KING                            Number: 2320
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/16/94  7:26p
Subj: NEC 3X                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

  I am having problems with thru put on my NEC triple speed drive.  I am going
thru a PAS, using a 486DX2, with 8Megs of Ram.
  What can I do to improve speed?  Both Encarta and MS Book Shelf say the drive
is to slow, only the CD, everything else checks out OK.
  Would a separate SCSI board do the trick, if so what kind of board would
people recommend?
    CD bench test said the drive was doing just under 300KB, no where near the
450 stated in the specs.
  Any and all suggestions are appreacated.  Thanks.

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From: JAMES POLLOCK                          Number: 2321
  To: MATT COX                                 Date: 04/21/94 11:44a
Subj: Re: Small CD Problem...                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Matt Cox to All <=-

 MC> works fine if I use it in dos.  Not a problem, no complaints.  The
 MC> problems hit when I try to use any windows cd.  ALWAYS it's the same
 MC> thing.. I get an "Error reading drive D:, "  EMS memory no longer
 MC> valid.  Usually it bombs at this point.  I have a Japanese language cd
 MC> that actually works for all of about 20 minutes, then bombs.  And Iron
This error message means that two things are trying to use the EMS page
frame.  Which brings up a few questions:
What are you using for memory management?  (DOS, QEMM, ?)
What does your MSCDEX look like?
What does your device driver line in CONFIG.SYS look like?

Finally, it may be a problem with having more than 16MB.  For various
technical reasons, 16MB presents problems with some setups.


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From: JAMES POLLOCK                          Number: 2322
  To: DAVID BAIRD                              Date: 04/21/94 11:49a
Subj: Re: Sound Blast Compat.                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting David Baird to All <=-

 DB> Hello All!

 DB> I am looking to get a CDROM player that is compatible with a Sound
 DB> Blaster Pro model 1330. The docs say it needs a Matsushita...

 DB> Does it?
Yes.  Available under a variety of brand names:  Creative Omni CD, Reveal
double speed drive, LaserMate.  Check that the model number is CR-562-B or
CR-563-B, that it includes a driver for SB Pro, and that it includes a
data cable.  You will probably have to pay extra for an audio cable.  Do
so, even if the box says one is included--99% chance that it's the wrong
audio cable.

I can say from experience that the LaserMate works well from the SB Pro,
the driver works, the install program has a SB install option, and the
package even included an interface board (which I used with my old single
speed drive that I was replacing).

Total was $180 at Egghead.


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From: ALLEN MANCE                            Number: 2323
  To: RICH FISHER                              Date: 04/22/94  1:37a
Subj: Amiga 1000 For Sale                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I think for $65 it wouldn't have a monitor. I don't have any software,
Well I have -1- old golf games origonal bu EA b aithats it...

If intrested gimme a call at 513-293-6975


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From: STEVE MANN                             Number: 2324
  To: STEVE CHAPMAN                            Date: 04/22/94  8:39a
Subj: 5 Ft 10 Pak - Worthless                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On Apr 19 20:43, Steve Chapman of 3:712/505 wrote:

 > Steve Mann
 > Are the below comments true.

CB>> Well don't pay more than $45 for this collection of drivel.

 > I suppose you don't agree with the above thoughts on your
 > special. Was taken off the CD Rom Echo this week and
 > redirected to you for your comments.

It doesn't matter whether I agree or not.  There have been at least two
comments like this now and that is enough for me to withdraw it from sale.  As
I have not actually received the pack yet I can't reply with any authority.  We
have numerous orders for this and I am in the process of contacting everyone to
let them know what is going on.  They are destined for the bin I'm afraid.

BTW, I'm glad to hear you're enjoying Midi Music Shop.  Based on your comments
I've decided to make it a stocked item.

Regards,
Steve
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From: ERIC POOLE                             Number: 2325
  To: DANIEL WILSON                            Date: 04/22/94  7:47p
Subj: Panasonic Install Probs.                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DW> I bought a Panasonic cd-rom player (562-B) at the
DW> Toronto computer show.  I have followed the instructions
DW> to the letter, but I can't get it to work.

I have three of them on one controller here and they work fine.

If you post your CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files, and also describe
the controller card as closely as you can, I might be able to help.

 . . . . . ep


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From: BARBARA GIOVANNANI                     Number: 2326
  To: CHRISTIAN BRETON                         Date: 04/22/94  8:56p
Subj: volley-ball                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi... I got your message about Volleyball.  I didn't understand
it, I do not read French.  Sorry.
Bye
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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2327
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94  8:01p
Subj: Shareware Studio 4                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94  8:01p
Subj: Thank you for uploading POST!           Refer: NONE
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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2329
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94  8:01p
Subj: New Night Owl v12.0                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2330
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94  8:01p
Subj: CDROM Specials                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

    >>  S P E C I A L   C D R O M   S Y S T E M    P R I C E S  <<

Beethovan CDROM System complete w/controller & Bookshelf  Price - $149.00
             ( 360ms drive with 300Kbs transferate )
Dicovery 8 CDROM System w/SBPro, Speakers and 10 Titles   Price - $295.00
             ( 320ms drive with 300Kps transferate )
Omni CDROM System w/SBPro, extra ctl and 6 Titles         Price - $289.00
             ( 320ms drive with 300Kps transferate )

 ORDERS ONLY!! 800-243-0517   QUES/TECH 216-225-3263   FAX [phone]


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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2331
  To: ANDY HERRMANN                            Date: 04/22/94 11:54p
Subj: Looking for...                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

AH:>     I'm looking for some sort of "Colleges on a CD-ROM" disc.  Basically
AH:>something that will allow someone looking at colleges to enter certain
AH:>parameters (size, location, majors ... etc) and come up with a listing of
AH:>colleges matching the parameters..  Any help would be appreciated.

Andy,

We carry the "Profiles of Colleges" CD, which fits that description.  In
stock at $28.50 if you need one.

Take care,
.\\ike

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * Dammit Jim!  I'm a doctor, not a tagline!

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2332
  To: BOB HALL                                 Date: 04/22/94 11:54p
Subj: HELLO??????                             Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

Hello??????  Does this conference have a moderator or not?  If so, why all
the 20, 30, and 40 line ads every day?

.\\ike


 * SLMR 2.1a * Who is General Failure, and why's he reading my C: drive?

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2333
  To: BRIAN NASH                               Date: 04/22/94 11:54p
Subj: Your ads are too long!                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

BN:>RF>Critical Path (windows)................49.95
BN:>RF>Quantum Gate (windows).................49.95
BN:>RF>Bloodnet...............................49.95
BN:>RF>Gabriel Knight.........................49.95

BN:>Why are you posting public messages longer than 10 lines?
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> BBS: Threshold of Origin
>Date: 04-17-94 (13:17)             Number: 103
>From: BRIAN NASH                   Refer#: NONE
>  To: KERRY ARCHER                  Recvd: NO
>Subj: Cdrom Dealers Please           Conf: (47) CDROM
>
> Shareware CD's            - Description                              - Price
>
> ASP                       - Shareware Collection From The ASP        - $  23
> California Collection     - Includes Music, Games, Graphics, Etc. BBS- $  17
> CD-Powerbox v1.01         - 6800 Games, Utilities, Sound, News, Etc  - $  18
> Cream Of The Crop II      - 5000 '93 High Quality Programs. 660 Megs - $  18
> Dr. Games For DOS II      - Top 63 Games Ready To Play. VR & 3-D.    - $  19
> Education Master          - Over 1000 Pre-Kindergarten To High School- $  23
> Educational Gameland      - Designed For Elementary School Children  - $  20
> Original Shareware        - 38 Categories Including Utilities, Ham   - $  15
> PC-SIG Library #13        - Disks Numbers 1-4203. All Categories. BBS- $  25
> PC-SIG World Of Education - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  19
> PC-SIG World Of Games     - Includes 42 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  19
> PC-SIG World Of Windows   - Includes 34 Page Booklet w/ Descriptions - $  19
> Shareware Games           - Over 2500 Games. Can Be Run From CD      - $  18
> Shareware Gold II         - 580 Megs Of The Best. 30 Categories      - $  26
> Shareware Heaven          - 1000's Of Shareware Including Games      - $  18
>*Shareware Studio IV       - 640 Megs Of Mainly 1993, 1994 Files. BBS - $  18
> So Much Screenware        - 500 Megs Of GIF's. BBS Ready             - $  28
>>Software Vault Games      - Hottest Hits, Games For Dos And Windows  - $  25

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I could ask you the same thing.  There has been a 10-line limit on ads
in this conference since the very beginning, so why do you continue to post
30 and 40-line ads?


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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2334
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94 11:54p
Subj: A FEW CD'S 4 SALE......                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 Lasersoft Publisher (NEW).....41.50    Window Master.................18.90
 Lawnmower Man (NEW)...........41.90    Windoware.....................11.00
 Learning Adventure............ 9.80    Windows 1993..................19.90
 Learning Heaven...............15.90    Windows 3.1 on CD.............46.10
 Libris Britannia 3 (NEW)......32.50    Wing Commander 2 Deluxe.......39.30
 Linux/GNU/X (Yggdrasil).......27.90    Wing Commander 2/Ultima U.W...41.50
 Loom..........................19.00    Wing Commander Sec. Missions..29.80
 Mac Multimedia Space..........23.90    Wing Commander/Ultima VI......23.50
 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * Locutus of Pontiac:  Excitement is irrelevant.

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2335
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94 11:54p
Subj: NIGHT OWL 12: $25                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

          |   Starvector Sales Bulletin #3:  CD-ROM PRE-ORDERS   |
            We are now taking pre-orders on the following titles

 THE 11TH HOUR * Exciting sequel to 7th Guest. Don't miss out!.......$59.00
 CD WINBOX 2 * The newest Windows CD! 650mb of all 93/94 files!......$25.00
 NIGHT OWL 12 * Special pre-order price! Back to $30 after release...$25.00

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 8160 * YAKIMA WA 98908 * ORDERS: 800-801-ROMS
 INFO: 509-457-2892 * FAX: [phone] * VISA/MC/AMX/DISCOVER * S/H: $4.50


 * SLMR 2.1a * Picard and Riker in '96!

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2336
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94 11:54p
Subj: HOTTEST NEW SHAREWARE CD!               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                  |   Title:  PIER 4      Price:  $29   |

     * 640mb total * Separate <ASP> directory. * 25% files dated 1994
     * All files virus-scanned * FILES.BBS Support * 0% dupes to 1, 2 & 3
     * Most current files on the market. * New improved graphic interface
 2-CD SET:  Pier 3 and 4..............(0% dupes!)......................$48
 3-CD SET:  Pier 2, 3, and 4..........(0% dupes!)......................$59
 4-CD SET:  Pier 1, 2, 3, and 4.......(0% dupes!)......................$69
 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * The Borg assimilated me & all I got was this T-Shirt.

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From: CHRIS KUEFLER                          Number: 2337
  To: REID EARLS                               Date: 04/23/94  6:04a
Subj: Well GWALLEEE!                          Refer: NONE
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 RE> Is this guy proud of his system or what?  Did you type all those specs
 RE> right off of the boxes they came in?

 If I had that system, I would be a little proud myself.

8-)

CJK

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From: WILLIAM JORDAN                         Number: 2338
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94  6:04a
Subj: Comanche CD                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 Hey hows it going,
I was wondering about comanche on CD.  Is it any better I mean the graphiqs,
I know it has all the add-on's for comanche but did they change the programm
all.  My friend says its different but when I look in the magazines the picture
don't seem any different.

The DR.(Pain that is)
l8r (Take two pills and leave me a message in the morining) :)

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From:  1 CD AND $6 FOR 2 OR MORE.            Number: 2339
  To: D'S MAY BE RETURNED        WITHIN 1      Date: 04/23/94  6:08a
Subj:        is undamaged. --- FreeMail 1.09  * Origin: NEW HORIZONS BBS, CLE  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

84-2453 (1:3603/370)
 PATH: 3603/370 230 20020 20 3615/50 396/1 270/101 260/1 268/302


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From: GTON NATIONAL PIKE) AND   CD> QUINC    Number: 2340
  To: OAD, BOTH LOCATIONS BEING IN   CD>       Date: 04/23/94  6:08a
Subj: ty ADC book map fell flat on this one.    I jumped outta my QWK reader  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

t an easy feat) to try
your test.  First I searched by zip code, just so I could get my
bearings (you'll see in a second why).  Then I searched by street name,
generally you can get more than one hit on a street...depending on how
much of the name is provided.  I took the first one on the list for
each street.  This program has the option to "mark" streets, which will
put a little identifier on the map so you know the street name (not all
are identified at this magnification).  So as I found the street I
marked it.

Since you were looking for a specific address on Clopper Road (actually
SR 117) I had to hit it in a couple of places because the house numbers
don't show up until you mark a spot on the road...

After a couple of tries (about 15 minutes total time) I had a printout
that showed me the locations...not too far apart, by my estimation
about a mile and a half apart.  If you're interested I could send you
the prinout via snail mail.

Disclaimer:  I have no professional/personal ties with Delorme Mapping,
makers of Street Atlas USA, V2.0, I'm just a satisifed user putting in
my $.02 worth here  ;^)
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From: THE /M:XX SWITCH IS 20.  USE 8 ONLY    Number: 2341
  To: INFORMATION.  IT'S A KEEPER.  ROBER      Date: 04/23/94  6:08a
Subj: -- GEcho 1.00  * Origin: Thrazle Land BBS [phone] (1:215/666.0)   Refer: NONE
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15/50 396/1 270/101 260/1 268/302


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From: SAM BECKWITH                           Number: 2342
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94  9:32p
Subj: Cd-roms For Sale                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                      DFW Discount Electronics
                         CD-ROM Price List
  Ship to USA ONLY.          04/22/94
  Orders: 800-829-0331
  BBS   : 214-790-1874
  Local : 214-254-0331

 Mastercard, Visa, COD, and Prepay welcome. Order online via BBS.

*BBS Ready*
9000 Sounds 9/93............................................  $21.95
Aminet Amiga 4/93...........................................  $12.95
California Collection.......................................  $12.95
CD WinBox 9/93..............................................  $16.95
Cream of the Crop II 10/93..................................  $15.95
GIF Galaxy #1 1/94..........................................  $18.95
Ham Radio & Scanner Companion 11/93.........................  $15.95
Hobbes OS/2 Archives 10/93..................................  $11.95
Hobbes OS/2 Archives 2/94...................................  $12.95
Monster Media 93 Volume #2 9/93.............................  $20.95
Monster Media 93 Volume #3 1/94.............................  $20.95
Night Owl 11 1/94...........................................  $24.95
Night Owl 12 4/94 (pre-release orders) due late 4/94........  $21.95
Night Owl 9.................................................  $22.95
Night Owl Windows...........................................  $23.95
OS/2 Box 10/93..............................................  $15.95
OS/2 Companion 11/93........................................  $15.95
Pier 3 Shareware 9/93.......................................  $22.95
Pier 4 Shareware 3/94.......................................  $21.95
Sci-Fi Fantasy 4/93.........................................  $21.95
Shareware GamePak for DOS 11/93.............................  $14.95
Shareware Online #3  3/94...................................  $17.95
Shareware Studio IV 3/94....................................  $13.95
Simtel 10/93................................................  $11.95
So Much Shareware #4........................................  $19.95
Software Tool Chest 1/94....................................  $17.95
Software Vault Gold 9/93....................................  $15.95
Software Vault Platinum Collection 1/94.....................  $15.95
Sysop's Companion 11/93.....................................  $14.95
Ultimate Windows Shareware 1/94.............................  $14.95
Windows 1994 3/94...........................................  $25.95

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From: SAM BECKWITH                           Number: 2343
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94  9:36p
Subj: Cd-roms For Sale 2/2                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                      DFW Discount Electronics
                         CD-ROM Price List
  Ship to USA ONLY.          04/22/94
  Orders: 800-829-0331
  BBS   : 214-790-1874
  Local : 214-254-0331

 Mastercard, Visa, COD, and Prepay welcome. Order online via BBS.

CD Caddy....................................................   $5.00

*Games*
CHAOS Continuum (MPC/Windows)...............................  $20.95
Chessmaster 4000 Turbo (Windows)............................  $19.95
Critical Path...............................................  $48.95
Curse of Enchantia (Boxed)..................................  $29.95
Dagger of Amon Ra - Laura Bow 2 (Windows)...................  $22.95
Dune........................................................  $31.95
Ecoquest: The Search for Cetus (Windows)....................  $23.95
Eleventh Hour - Seventh Guest Sequel (due 6/94).............  $52.95
European Racers.............................................  $29.95
F-15 Strike Eagle III.......................................  $19.95
Goblins.....................................................  $24.95
Horde.......................................................  $37.95
Inca........................................................  $25.95
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis......................  $25.95
Iron Helix (Windows)........................................  $31.95
Journeyman Project (MPC/Windows)............................  $24.95
Jutland.....................................................  $23.95
Labyrinth of Time...........................................  $49.95
Lands of Lore - The Throne of Chaos.........................  $38.95
Legend of Kyrandia..........................................  $21.95
Mad Dog Mcree...............................................  $22.95
Magic Death (MPC/Windows)...................................  $17.95
Maniac Mansion - Day of the Tentacle........................  $23.95
Mantis Experimental Fighter.................................  $14.95
Myst (MPC/Windows)..........................................  $51.95
Rebel Assault (Boxed).......................................  $45.95
Return to Zork..............................................  $26.95
Seventh Guest (2 disc set)..................................  $23.95
Star Wars Chess.............................................  $19.95
Where in the World is Carmen San Diego - Deluxe.............  $21.95
Who Killed Sam Rupert? (MPC/Windows)........................  $17.95
Who Shot Johnny Rock?.......................................  $40.95
Wing Commander Special Edition & Ultima VI..................  $19.95

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From: TONY STOTT                             Number: 2344
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 04/21/94  8:24p
Subj: Recalled Cd?                            Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

MS> LAWNMOWER MAN * Jaw-dropping V.R. game based on popular
MS>movie.......$41.90

Hey Mike! Have you heard about the recall? Evidently the box of
Lawnmower Man shows 256 colours, and the review samples sent to
the press were the same, but the ones shipped were vga 16
colours. Which version are you selling?


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From: TONY STOTT                             Number: 2345
  To: SEAN ELKINTON                            Date: 04/21/94  8:24p
Subj: Test  -Failed!                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

SE>this is just a test!  New person writing this!  Is this the cdrom
SE>conference?  How far am I reaching out with this letter?

Please get an expert to check out your setup, as your message
did not get out at all

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From: ROB CLARKE                             Number: 2346
  To: MARK WALKER                              Date: 04/21/94  9:17p
Subj: Re: Bible CD'S BEST ONES ????????       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Mark Walker to Charles Tabb <=-

 MW> I just got "The Holy Bible" by Advantage Plus.  About $19.
 MW> Mark

 RC> Mark
 RC> Will you please tell me the name of the dealer where you obtained this
 RC> CD. Please include FAX No. etc.
 RC> ROBC

 RC> Source MELBPC AUST.


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From: DAVID BANNON                           Number: 2347
  To: BILL RENA                                Date: 04/20/94 10:18p
Subj: Cache for CD's                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Bill , be a little carefull if you use smartdrv, I upgraded to dos 6.2 just so
I could, (earlier versions did not cache cdrom), but started getting crashs,
disabled, all OK !!


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From: DENIS COLEMAN                          Number: 2348
  To: ALL CD BUYERS                            Date: 04/20/94  7:14p
Subj: Encyclopedia CD's for Sale.             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

The 999 Planes of Hell BBS CD Titles in Stock
Payment :COD,CHEQUE,MONEY ORDER
Phone: [phone] after 6pm
Fax: [phone]                Address:
BBS Fido: 3:633/253             P.O.Box 239, Beaconsfield, 3807
BBS 14K4: 03-796-2180           Victoria, Australia
Master Card / Bank Card / Visa

Golliers Encyclopedia 6                   $52
Comptons Interactive Encyclopedia 2.01    $50

Regards Denis

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From: GEOFF BOWES                            Number: 2349
  To: RON COATS                                Date: 04/21/94  7:46p
Subj: Re: Help with Quantum Gate              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

::To: GEOFF BOWES  From: RON COATS  Subj: Help with Quantum Gate  ::
----------------------

 RC> Well, I know this reply is comming out a bit OLD, and if you havent
 RC> gotten it fixed by now you have probably trashed the CD. Anyhow,

My problems were fixed by changing the IRQ of the sound card, and
fully fixed by getting a SB16 (in keeping with the MPC2 standard
which Quantum Gate supports).

 RC> Since you have the game, and I do too, prehaps you could help me.
 RC> I am wondering A) Does the game go past that Fight in day 3,

I keep getting killed or self-destructed, so I can't help you there.

 RC> B) How do I win that stupid battle.

Ditto!

 RC> C) Is there any way to keep Michaels around?

Another good question, to which I have no answer....sorry.

 RC> any help would be great.  Oh, you might want to try calling these
 RC> guys too:        Media Vision (sound familiar)
 RC> BBS 510-770-0527
 RC> They have a few things online for assistance, updates, etc...
 RC> Ron Coats
 RC> Memphis Tennessee

Thanks for the info, Ron.  I will give them a call just for the hell
of it.

Thanks again..
        Geoff
     Melbourne, AUSTRALIA!


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From: ROD FEWSTER                            Number: 2350
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/20/94  4:25p
Subj: TERRY BLOUNT ... A *GOOD* DEALER!       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Several months ago I ordered an 8-pack CDROM drive setup from Terry Blount.

This took a l-o-n-g time to arrive, thanks to Australia Post sending my AIRMAIL
bank draft by SURFACE MAIL.

When it finally arrived one of the drives didn't work.  I crashmailed Terry,
and said he'd send me a replacement.

That was a couple of months ago.  It arrived today, and guess what ... although
it was *clearly* marked AIRMAIL and had the correct postage, it came by SURFACE
MAIL!  (It's almost unbelievable that the same two guys could be ripped off by
the Post Office in the same transaction, but that's exactly what happened.)

The bottom line is ... I can thoroughly recommend Terry Blount as an honest and
upright mail-order dealer!

Remember the name .... T-E-R-R-Y   B-L-O-U-N-T

Put it at the top of your list of People To Buy From!

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From: RONALD YII                             Number: 2351
  To: JACOPO PRISCO                            Date: 04/22/94  5:53p
Subj: Comanche CD                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Jacopo!

14 Apr 94 20:42, Jacopo Prisco wrote to All:

 JP> This is my suggestion for the day: Go get this game.

Is it smooth, or are the screens jerky ?

Ronald

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From: FEROZE LATIB                           Number: 2352
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/21/94  3:42p
Subj: CD-Rom For Sale                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I am looking for a buyer for my Lawnmower man CD-Rom, To date it is
only 5 days old and i have only used it twice, it is a 32 colour version, i
bought it for R400 but I am willing to sell it for +/-R330.Any offers.
My number is 852-6379 .Ask for Ihsaan.

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From: SCOTT GRAHAM                           Number: 2353
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94  2:21p
Subj: Quantum Gate Trade                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I've got Quantum Gate /w box & doc's  that i'd like to trade for, ummm,
something.  I've got Myst, 7th, rebel & microcosm already...so they don't
interest me.  Just replay here and we'll take it from there.

                                                        -Scott

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From: WILLIAM GOLDSTEIN                      Number: 2354
  To: ASHOK SAWHNEY                            Date: 04/22/94  6:10a
Subj: Projector Problem                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

In a message of <18 Apr 94  21:01:00>, Ashok Sawhney (1:2617/401) writes:

 >        Problems I am encountering are with CD's like Day of the Tantacle
 >        (Lucas Arts) which is a MSDOS game and seems to lock up under DOS
 >with
 >        QEMM 7.03 as well as HIMEM.SYS for upper memory management. My
 >problem
 >        is most of these games require memory more than 590K and
 >necessitate
 >        the use of memory managers. Other two disk which have given most
 >        problem are Club Kidsoft's winter 1993 issue and Modern Media
 >Ventures

Sounds to me like memory conflict.  Try excluding the area used by most video
cards from your qemm or emm386 command line.  To do this add the the following
to the line...    X=C000-C7FF     this will omit the use of these areas in dos.
 In your Windows system.ini file you should have the following line in the 386
enhanced sectio.  If not put it somewhere (doesn't mater excactly where)
EMMExclude=A000-C7FF.  Think that will fix you up.  Good luck.

William Goldstein
'Goldstein's Folly

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From: SAM FERTITTA                           Number: 2355
  To: BORIS OSADCIW                            Date: 04/23/94 10:27p
Subj: Re: beware part ii                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

To: BORIS OSADCIW
Subject: RE: BEWARE PART II

  >On 17 Apr 94 10:27am, Sigi Rindler wrote to Michael Hajovsky:

BO>MH>>You are presenting here a misleading picture. I ordered from
  >MH>>B.O. many times and I am safisfied with the service and advice I
  >MH>>received from him.

BO>>>    Not misleading since there wasn't a single positive comment
  >>>    among 7 to 10 different customers. They all complained about
  >>>    the same thing: verification that things had been shipped
  >>>    although it wasn't true, lost mail due to shortcomings of the
  >>>    doesn't make a very clear picture at least for his business
  >>>    with Japan!

BO>I guess it's time to pull off the gloves, like some other dealers do here
  >and put the facts straight.

BO>First, who in the world are you may I ask?? I've never delet with you nor
  >do I even know you, so how can you come up with such comments, hear say...
  >or just idel statments ??  There are only three people that I can say
  >we've delet with in your group and I assume they are part of the group.


Boris, go get em! That's the way, I like it..uh-hu.uh-hu.:)
===
 * QMPro 1.52 * MICROCOM 28.8


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From: GLENN PROVAN                           Number: 2356
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94  1:17a
Subj: Rebel Assault Fix!                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

G'day,

I am looking for the Rebel Assault fix (version 1.4) that fixes the problems
with the joystick and random lockups.

If anyone knows where I can get this file or if anyone has the BBS phone # for
Lucas Arts, please drop me a line.

Thanks a lot!!!
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From: KENT TIMM                              Number: 2357
  To: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                          Date: 04/23/94  3:53p
Subj: Re: Nightowl's                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Can you tell me when the disc I order will be sent?

... RAM = Rarely Adequate Memory
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From: VINCE SORENSEN                         Number: 2358
  To: BOB HAMILTON                             Date: 04/21/94  6:14p
Subj: OFFER                                   Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

-> Vince, Think you sent this to the wrong Bob Hamilton.  I know I'm not
-> interested in it!
->
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-> * Origin: Indpls, In. 317-293-8630 10 nodes 28.8 V.FC (1:231/865)
(Sigh)... too many Bob Hamiltons.  I asked the one I know here in town when he
started running OS/2, but :)  ...That message was a reply to a gentleman in
California.

    Vince
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From: MIKE GERVASI                           Number: 2359
  To: ADAM LOTZ                                Date: 04/22/94  6:48p
Subj: 5 ft 10 PAK - Worthless                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Then it happened......Adam Lotz says...
MG>  Good advice. I got my $$ worth at 30.00

AL>Where did you pick this up for thirty bucks?

  I answered a one time ad on the echo for it. It was well worth the $$,
even with the few "Coasters" (Esp. Kareoke!):)



------------------------------------------------ Mike
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From: MIKE GERVASI                           Number: 2360
  To: JOHN BAKER                               Date: 04/22/94  7:07p
Subj: Re: 5 ft 10 PAK - Worthles              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Then it happened......John Baker says...
JB>What gives ??? I just ordered the 5ft.10 pak for $29.95 + $5.00 S/ H
JB>Did I get ripped, or what ???

  No, you got it at the best price I've seen so far. I also bought it
(Probably from the same source) and while the kareoke disk is stinko, the
rest are well worth the $30.00

The reason people are upset is because they paid anywhere from $50.00 and
upwards to $100.00 for it!!!

It's not worth that much:)


------------------------------------------------ Mike
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From: TIM GOODNOW                            Number: 2361
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94  3:41p
Subj: MSDEX and QEMM loaded high              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


Hi,
    I was wondering if anyone has had problems loading the cr-rom player high
under QEMM?



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From: DAVE BEATRICE                          Number: 2362
  To: BRETT RYDER                              Date: 04/21/94  3:06p
Subj: Re: CD-ROM drive... what                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 BR> All,
 BR> I am probably going to be getting a CD-ROM in the near future.
 BR> Obviously, there are many choices.  I guess I'd say I'd mainly use it
 BR> for games and other programs such as Encyclopedias and atlases.  What
 BR> kind should I buy?  The cheaper the better!
 BR> I have a 486sx33mhz system, and am getting a local bus video card with
 BR> 1 MB VRAM (I guess a Diamond Speedstar Pro for $99).
 BR> Thanks
 BR> Brett

Brett, if you want to keep the cost down, I think the Mitsumi 2x spin is
being advertised by someone on this echo for $169 or $179.  It's not too
bad.  I have one in my machine and and it's fast enough for me.  I've played
Mad Dog McCree on it and Rebel Assault and didn't notice any jerky video
or anything like that.  A local bus video, eh?  I hope your not doing what
my neighbor did.  He tried to put a local bus video card in his ISA mother-
board.  I was ROTFLMAO!!!  Geez, he wondered why it wouldn't fit!

Dave




... Don King....a chia pet that had too much water!
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From: ANDREW HIGGINS                         Number: 2363
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/21/94  9:40p
Subj: Toshiba 3301B SCSI-2                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

(1) Toshiba 3301B SCSI-2 CD-ROM Drive, internal, 150k, 300ms    $140
    Includes copy of manual and 3 Caddies.

CONTACT:
--------
Andrew Higgins
Phone: [phone] or [phone] <----- Best Way
EMail replies may or not be seen due to mail volume, please phone.

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From: SHARAD AGGARWAL                        Number: 2364
  To: CHUCK ADAMS                              Date: 04/21/94  3:58p
Subj: Cd Trade                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

--> Sharad Aggarwal Quotes a message written by Chuck Adams
--> to Jerry Zeller on 04-11-94 18:27 saying:
CA> I will swap you sfotware vault gold for the compton's cd.
CA> I also have
CA> MEGA DEMO #2
CA> MEDICLIPS (CLIPS & SOUND)
CA> CDROM TODAY (APRIL-MAY ISSUE)
CA> JCSM (1994 SHAREWARE UP-DATES)
CA> SHAREWARE DIRECT (AUTHOR SHAREWARE UP-DATES)
CA> Echo me a message or you can call me at 601-466-4952

I have a Comptons 1991 that I am willing to trade.  It has less features but
much of the same material.  Basicaly, its only missng a few videos and some cra
about Bill Clinton.  Please tell me more about the CD'S you are willing to
trade.  I am interested in just about all of them.
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From: DALE ERSKINE                           Number: 2365
  To: MATT COX                                 Date: 04/23/94 12:13a
Subj: Small CD Problem...                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Matt,

If you can afford 20MB of ram, you could likely afford to consult directly with
Mr Gates. The problem seems related to memory management, and therefore the
syntax of your config.sys file is suspect, but the fix is difficult to diagnose
without even knowing what DOS version you use. Possibly, you might try the
latest version of QEMM as a substitute for HIMEM.SYS, because QEMM will auto
configure (maybe). Try the NOEMS switch following the EMM386.EXE file. Windows
will emulate the needed EMS, unless you are trying to run a DOS based program
in Windows....in which case get out of Windows!I haOh Oh! I have only 5 minutes
left. Thats it!


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From: BEN BENSON                             Number: 2366
  To: GARY HILBERT                             Date: 04/22/94  8:40p
Subj: 3Do On Topic?                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

The Technology for reel magic Full screen  Display at 30 FPS..  Might
New Tech for Pc's , But Amiga's Could Do it All along...With no add on
Board.. Stock ...But Sure hope the vendors do pic up on it.. If I made
Product Or Software I would Want it dispalyed or played As Large As
Possible and Best Quality PIcture..
I am Saveing up for One my self..Can Ya Play CD-I CD-roms from Philps or
Pansonics Cd players????

               Ben Benson

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From: ROBERT FISHER                          Number: 2367
  To: GARY HUFF                                Date: 04/23/94  6:33p
Subj: Re: CD-ROM Problems                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

*** Quoting Gary Huff to Robert Fisher dated 04-22-94 ***
> RF> I have a CD-ROM in my new Packard Bell.  About 1 month ago, each of
> my
> RF> slowly quit in a 2 day time period.  Now I can't read ANY cd's.
> When
> RF> "DIR" I get an error.  Any ideas?
>
> Mind sharing the error your're getting, Robert?
>
>
> *!* QM v1.31
>  * Origin: Capitol City BBS [phone] HST14.4DS : (1:218/201.0)
>
Never mind, I figured out what's wrong, the motor that spins the CD quit!
                   -Robert

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From: JOHN HART                              Number: 2368
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94  9:30p
Subj: Don't Lie to me                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

NEC's ads with the girl saying "Don't lie to me." and the guy saying
"Please be honest." are getting old.  The ad goes on to say, "You want
the truth?  Here is is.  NEC's new MultiSpin 3X CD-ROM readers are the
best performing readers on the market."

The real truth is that NEC's own CDR900 performs better!  It probably is
the best, but it's a 4X 180ms drive, not a 3X.  But if you're going to
pay close to $1000 US for a dirve, you might as well get a Pioneer 604X
for just a little more.  It's also quad speed, but hold 6-CD's.  Slower
access times though.

The best buy for the money seems to be the Generic Companies selling 2X
drives, that are often made by major comapies.  For Exmaple I got a
Laser Mate 2X CD-ROM that is actually the same as the Panasonic with a
controller for $169.  I saw some 2X CD-ROM's at CompUSA today for $149,
but I couldn't tell who made them.


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From: GLENN PROVAN                           Number: 2369
  To: DAVE DEGEAR                              Date: 04/21/94  4:31p
Subj: Re: CDU561                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Dave DeGear to All <=-

 DD> I just purchased a Sony CDU561 CDROM drive today from a dealer who
 DD> had it on his "bargain table".  The manual was missing and there was a
 DD> controller card and install disk from a CDU31A-O2 drive.
 DD> The controller card says "Future Domain TMC-850" on it.  I'm curious
 DD> whether this card is actually compatible with the drive. When the
 DD> computer boots up I get the following message:
 DD> Future Domain 950 SCSI Rom Bios V8.00
 DD> ID 0 LUN 0 SONY CD-ROM CDU-561 Firmware Rev.1.7X
 DD> ID 1 LUN 0 SONY CD-ROM CDU-561 Firmware Rev.1.7X
 DD> <etc>
 DD> ID 7 ....

Ok this is the very CD ROM drive I own.  First off, it sounds like your
terminating resistors or SCSI ID number are not selected right.  Make
sure your SCSI ID number for the CD ROM drive is set as 2,3,4,5, or 6.
0,1, and 7 are reserved.  The factory default is 2 for the Sony drive.
Also, make sure it has the terminating resistors plugged in correctly,
especially if you have more than one SCSI device.

Also, make sure you include the LASTDRIVE= command in your config.sys,
or the computer won't set aside a drive letter for it.

If you need anymore help, just let me know.  Later!


... He's got Blue Wave fever and it's spreading through the message bases!
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From: LEE NOGA                               Number: 2370
  To: DAVE WONG                                Date: 04/23/94  6:20p
Subj: Re: Women On Wheels CD-ROM              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

In a message to Lee Noga <04-21-94 10:34> Dave Wong wrote:

DW> LN>Buy direct from the publisher, 'Women On Wheels' CD-ROM,

DW> Hi Lee, seen your good work before, so how much for the disk from the
DW> publisher, is it comparable to resellers price? let me know. Bye!!

$29.95--Shipped same day. Thanks for the inquiry--Will sign the cover :)

-=*>Lee<*=-

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From: LEE NOGA                               Number: 2371
  To: GREG MUNDA                               Date: 04/24/94  8:37a
Subj: Re: TIFF viewing                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


In a message to Lee Noga <04-22-94 18:55> Greg Munda wrote:

GM>> With a Viper board and VPIC 6.0 how do you show the 24 bit GIF's???
GM>> They state they are compressed.  How do we show them???  Do we need
GM>> something besides VPIC??????

We don't use VPIC for 256 images or true color--The best thing to use is a
piece of shareware called CSHOW.EXE which is the latest version name of
CompuShow 2000 1.01a--Its available on Compuserve, and most likely on numerous
shareware CD-ROMS--

Hope this helps !

-=*>Lee<*=-

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From: ROB TAMBLYN                            Number: 2372
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94  1:35a
Subj: ...                                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

If anyone knows of a store in or around Toronto that has a selection of PD
cd's can you reply with the name of the store or number to order a catalog?

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From: BILL BOISSONNEAULT                     Number: 2373
  To: ANDY RICHARDS                            Date: 04/22/94  3:24a
Subj: Shareware Cds?                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

AR>Anyone got a good sugguestion for a good shareware cd?
AR>
AR>                                            StarBlazer

I've got NightOwl 11 which is an excellent one and also So Much Shareware3
which is also really good. If you're interested...

NightOwl 11 @ $35.00 +shipping
So Much Shareware/3 @ $30.00 +shipping

Both have over 600 MEG of files and are extremely easy to use

                                            Billy B.


>
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From: JAMES POLLOCK                          Number: 2374
  To: GREG MUNDA                               Date: 04/23/94  1:29a
Subj: Re: ok, what next?                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Greg Munda to James Pollock <=-

 GM> Why a black screen??? Where do you go from there??????????????
We wait for Bob to support LZW compressed 24-bit TIFFs.
I don't know if that's fair, as the ones I have are 1024x768x24bit, and my
card only has one meg (choice of 1024x768x64k or 640x480x16.7M) and the
images I have are 1024x768x16.7M.

There's ONE file on the Amateur Models disc which is NOT LZW compressed, and
I can view that one.


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From: DAVE MCEWEN                            Number: 2375
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94  8:46a
Subj: DR. COMMUNICATION                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi All!

   A Look at DR. COMMUNICATION CD Disk.

   General :-
              I found the front end to this CD Disk to be a bit weak.
              All it did was bring up the FILES.BBS files of the various
              areas. You could then unzip a file and view it. There is no
              search keys or any fancy utilities on this disk. This disk
              is made up of 3623 files taking up 329 megs at a price of
              around R110. A full file list of this Disk can be requested
              from 5:7104/9. by the name of DRCOMM.ZIP 103702 Bytes. I do
              however think that any one running or thinking about
              starting a BBS would find this disk to be of great use to
              them. It has plenty of BBS utilities and tools that can
              allow you to do most anything on your BBS.


   A Few Of The areas :-

   BBS_DOOR       22Meg      224 Files
     You will find a lot of general BBS Doors like Virus scanners,
     Callback Doors, Doorways, Mail Doors and general utilities.

   BBS_FILES      7.88Meg    127 Files
     Here we will find most of the utils for BBS like PCBOARD, MAXIMUS,
     OPUS, TRIBBS, RBBS and many others. These are the general types of
     utilities things like file list processors, Stats generators,
     User lists, Remove BBS Adds ect.

   BBS_GAMES      24.8Meg    224 Files
     All the Door games you will ever need to run a BBS that has all the
     Doors. Doors Games from Cards, Maze, Adventure, Dice, Word Games,
     Chess, Battleships, Adventures, Bowling and much more.

   BBS_MISC       21.3Meg    382 Files
     All sorts of utils such as Ansi Screens, Bat Files, Legal Guides,
     Chat Screens, Quotes, Timebanks, Download Counters, More Stats,
     BBS Fax, Nodelist Compiles ect.

   BBS_MSGS       16.3Meg    177 Files
     These are more your Fidonet files and Offline Reader, QWK Packers,
     Script Files for doing mail, and other mail utilities.

   BBS_OTHR       43.4Meg    167 Files
     Here you find your BBS System files like Darkstar, Maximus, GT Power,
     Gap, Powerboard, QuickBBS, Spitfire just to name a few.

   BBS_RA2X       21Meg      274 Files
     All sorts of Remote Access files and utilities.

   PCBOARD        12Meg      252 Files
     All sorts of PCBoard files and utilities.

   SPITFIRE       7,1Meg     189 Files
     All sorts of Spitfire files and utilities.

   WILDCAT        6,3Meg     156 Files
     All sorts of Wildcat files and utilities.

   Other File Areas Are :-

   COMPUSER, FRONTEND, HAMRADIO, INTERNET, MISC_COM, OS2_COMM,
   PC_LANS, PROTOCOL, REMOTEIP, TERMINAL, UTIL, WIN_COMM

 You will find a lot of handy programs and utilities in these
 areas. All sorts of Script Files, Backround File Trxsfer,
 Paging Programs, Modem doctors,  Network Management programs,
 Windows Fax utilities, All sorts of Protocols. There are also
 a number of Comunication programs like Telix, Telemate, GT-Power
 Turbomodem and many others great little Hosts and Utilities.

 If you are into your comunications I think that this is not a
 bad buy at the price. I must say I had great fun looking and
 trying out various programs on this disk.

Cheers,
           Dave

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From: MIKE CLARK                             Number: 2376
  To: ROBERT FISHER                            Date: 04/23/94  8:45p
Subj: CD-ROM Problems                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > PID: T.A.G. 2.6f1
 > MSGID: 1:106/959 2DB45A06
 > I have a CD-ROM in my new Packard Bell.  About 1 month ago, each
 > of my CD's
 > slowly quit in a 2 day time period.  Now I can't read ANY cd's.
 > When I type
 > "DIR" I get an error.  Any ideas?
 >               -Robert

Robert,what is the error msg.? could be a cable has come lose from the drive or
the bad is your drive is D.O.A.

P.S. As I right this I am lisenning to the  Rippingtons,Week End In Monaco on
my CDROM!!!

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2377
  To: WARWICK MORTENSEN                        Date: 04/24/94  1:14a
Subj: Air Mail                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

WM:>      Could you please quote me on how much it will cost
WM:>      to send the following amounts of CD's via Air Mail
WM:>      or any other fast to deliver to Austrlia.

Air Parcel Post w/ insurance:

WM:>      10 CD's = ?.......(3 pounds)......$26
WM:>      20 CD's = ?.......(5 pounds)......$40
WM:>      30 CD's = ?.......(8 pounds)......$55

We can also ship by Fedex at the 5 pound and 8 pound rates.

WM:>      Also do you have discount prices on bulk orders.

15+ pieces mix-n-match gets 5% off.  30+ gets 10%.

Later,
.\\ike

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95


 * SLMR 2.1a * ... He who hesitates is frost. - Eskimo proverb

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2378
  To: RICHARD RIDLEY                           Date: 04/24/94  1:14a
Subj: BRIAN NASH                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RR:>I would like to know how much your educational shareware CD's. I
RR:>have been
RR:>looking for some thing like tthis for awhile. thanks..

We have several in stock, starting at around $10.  Give me a call and we
can set you up with one!

.\\ike

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * This tagline contains 100% NutraSweet

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2379
  To: DENNIS BORBON                            Date: 04/24/94  1:15a
Subj: NIGHT OWL'S TRANSCRIPTS                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DB:>This maybe old news but what ever happened with the Nightowl Disney Deal?
DB:>Where the CD's taken off the market?? and is it ok to use them on a BBS?
DB:>I have on and never put it online.. and thought if i did id remove all gif
DB:>dirs..is there just a few gifs or pics in question or should they all be
DB:>omitted... sorry about the questions...Thanks

There was no "Disney" deal that I am aware of.  Apparently some of the
earlier CD's had a Warner character on them, that was subsequently
removed.  I don't think it's anything sysops need to worry about.

Later,
.\\ike

 * SLMR 2.1a * ... He who hesitates is frost. - Eskimo proverb

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2380
  To: RICHARD RIDLEY                           Date: 04/24/94  1:15a
Subj: CD Shareware catalog                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RR:>I would like to know were to find catalogs for shareware or name
RR:>brand CD's.

You can download Starvector's current catalog of over 450 CD titles at
the lowest prices from our bbs @ 509-457-0206.  Filename is STARCAT.ZIP

Later,
.\\ike

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 509-457-2892
 FAX [phone] * BBS 509-457-0206 * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX  $7.95

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2381
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94  1:15a
Subj: NIGHT OWL 12 + WINBOX $30               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                --------------------------------------------
                 CD Winbox + Night Owl 12 2-Pak......$30.00
                --------------------------------------------

       That's right!  Receive a 600mb Windows shareware CD for only
       $5 with the purchase of Night Owl 12!  Special pre-order price!

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95


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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2382
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94  1:15a
Subj: FREE CD-ROM!                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

           | Title:  THE CD-ROM OF CD-ROMS        Price:  $19   |

     This Windows 3.1 multimedia CD is a directory of over 4000 CD-ROM
     titles, nearly 5000 companies (with contact information), almost
     2000 industry movers & shakers, and close to 600 reviews.
    PRICING:  ALONE...$19 * W/ ANY PURCHASE...$9 * W/$100 PURCHASE...$0

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95


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From: KEN LISZEWSKI                          Number: 2383
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94 10:13p
Subj: Authorware Star Wanted                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I'm looking for Authorware Star 2.0 on CD-ROM. This disc is often
included with multimedia upgrade kits, and is not usually sold
separately. Please respond in this conference. Thanks.


... Catch the Blue Wave!
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From: ROBERT P. GASTLE                       Number: 2384
  To: SEAN ELKINTON                            Date: 04/24/94 10:13p
Subj: test                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

■ In a message to All, Sean Elkinton said:
 se: this is just a test!  New person writing this!  Is this the
 se: cdrom
 se: conference?  How far am I reaching out with this letter?

 se: Thankyou

 se: Sean Elkinton

 se:  ■ WinQwk 2.0 a#0 ■ Unregistered Evaluation Copy


 se: --- WM v3.01/93-0751
 se:  * Origin: P.O.D.S. 14.7 Gigabytes Online! [phone]
 se: (1:10  (1:105/101.0)
Well, you've reached me!!  Just reading through the messages, thought I'd
respond.
Bob Gastle
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From: SAM FIGUEROA                           Number: 2385
  To: DAVE BEATRICE                            Date: 04/24/94  9:42a
Subj: Rebel Assault trade...                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DB>I got Rebel Assault...and after playing it for about an hour...I don't
DB>really like it all that much.  So, I'm putting it up for trade...
DB>So if you want Rebel Assault and have something half-decent to trade...
DB>let me know here or at my internet address below...

DB>[e-mail]


DB>PS...I don't like puzzle or adventure type games...I would like either
DB>     Strike Commander or Comanche CD or Chessmaster 4000 etc...



DB>Dave


DB>... ################ <--------- scratch and sniff here!
DB>___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12

DB>--- GOMail v1.2 [DEMO] 05-02-94
DB> * Origin: Image Gallery, 3.5 Gigs, RIP, 38.4, Adult (1:2601/574)
 I know ya don't like adventure type games but I thought I would propose
 you with Kings Quest 6! Very nice game with like 25 minutes opening and
 full speech throught the whole game!

                Just thought I would ask

                        Sam Figueroa


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From: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                        Number: 2386
  To: KENT TIMM                                Date: 04/24/94  5:10p
Subj: Re: Nightowl's                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

-> Can you tell me when the disc I order will be sent?

Just as soon as we receive it, which should be Tuesday or Wednesday.
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From: MURPH                                  Number: 2387
  To: ARNO KNAPEN                              Date: 04/23/94 12:15p
Subj: Lawnmower man                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

* In a message originally to All, Arno Knapen said:
 > I saw an advertisement for the lawnmower man cd the other
 > day. It is supposed to be a spin-off from the movie with the
 > same name.

 > Has anyone seen it? How is it?

 > arno-k@HOME
 > ===
 >  * WaveRdr 1.10 # 241 * Carpe that diem sucker!


 > --- GEcho 1.02+
 >  * Origin: The Contrails BBS  Dallas/Ft.Worth, Texas
 > (1:130/83)
        Yes, the game is out there.  I saw it at a computer show, I think.
Anyway, I just saw the box, not the program.  Yes, it is based on the movie.
        How's that for useless basic information. :}
        Murph
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From: AL AGEE                                Number: 2388
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94  5:30p
Subj: Custom CDs                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I'll put 640mb of your data on an ISO 9660 standard CD for $49.

Advantages include:
- Speed       - My 10ms HD is only four times faster than CD.
- Cost        - CD costs $49, tape $100, 1.4mb floppy $200.
- Security    - It can't be changed. No virus threat.
- Convenience - It's like adding another hard drive.

  o Make your own shareware disk.
  o Organize those huge graphics files.
  o Put your BBS on CD instead of buying another hard drive.
  o Distribute your data to several sites.
  o Back up your entire LAN or BBS.

Send QIC-80 or QIC-40 DC2120 tapes and cashiers check to:
Allen Agee, 52 Sleepy Hollow Rd, Andover NJ 07821.
If you have questions, call me voice at [phone] evenings.


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From: WAYNE MATTHEWS                         Number: 2389
  To: ARMANDO ORTIZ                            Date: 04/24/94  7:05a
Subj: Mtmcde.sys                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 On 04-22-94 ARMANDO ORTIZ wrote to ARMANDO ORTIZ...

 AO>  -=> Quoting Armando Ortiz to Christian Bartsch <=-
 AO>
 AO>  >     I'm sure this has probably been answered 10 million times,
 AO>  > but I'd appreciate an answer.  How can I load MTMCDE.SYS into
 AO>  > high memory?  RAMBOOT won't do it, QEMM won't do it..  I don't

I have two Mitsumi's running under DV 2.42 and QEMM 6.02.  All drivers
load into high memory.

Region     Area      Size      Status
  1    B00F - B521    20K    Used (MTMCDE)
  2    D370 - D750    15K    Used (MTMCDAE)
  2    D88F - DC7A    15K    Used (MSCDEX)

MSCDEX.EXE is from MS-DOS 6.02 and not from those supplied with the
drives.
c:\qemm\loadhi /r:2 C:\dos\MSCDEX.EXE /D:MSCD001 /D:MSCD002 /M:10 /E

rem DMA/IRQ driver for FX0001D Mitsumi
DEVICE=c:\qemm\loadhi.sys /r:2 c:\MTMCDAE.SYS /D:MSCD001 /P:310 /A:0
/M:64 /T:6 /I:11 /x
rem DMA/IRQ driver for LU0005S Mitsumi
DEVICE=C:\QEMM\LOADHI.SYS /R:1 \MTMCDE.SYS /D:MSCD002 /P:300 /A:0 /M:64
/T:5 /I:10 /X

I am also using Stealth with QEMM, if that makes a difference.
Sometimes I've found that even though Optimize puts the loadhi line
to load programs in high memory, they don't always load there.  I've
had to manually change /R:1 to /R:2.  Use Loadhi to see which region
has memory available and make adjustments if necessary.
 * OFFLINE 1.58 * A procrastinator's work is never done.
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From: DICK PHILLIPS                          Number: 2390
  To: CRAIG SPROD                              Date: 04/23/94  9:32a
Subj: AVIATION CD'S                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CS>Are there any AVIATION related CD's on the market out there ?. If
CS>so I would be interested in what is available.
CS>
CS>Craig Sprod (Netmil 3:711/923)

Raceway CD (800-240-0055) list one called Aircraft
Encyclopedia at $27. They charge $5 for UPS ground and are
located in Sterling Hts. MI. This was in their ad in Windows
Magazine - April 94 on page 371. I called for their catalog
but have not yet received it and that's about three weeks
ago. Hopefuly their product service is better.
I believe there is a CD available from The National Air and
Space Museum (NASM) which shows the photos they have
available. (There may be more than one. This is information
which is a little old, but I know they had at least one some
time ago, I believe you could contact them through the
Smithsonian in DC. or Through the Garber Facility at
Suitland, MD.
Hope this helps.
---
 ■ EZ 1.35 #9909 ■ Who said pigs?... Is that you Steve?

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From: MARK WALKER                            Number: 2391
  To: ROB CLARKE                               Date: 04/23/94 11:48p
Subj: Bible CD'S BEST ONES ????????           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

*** Mark finally answers his mail!

Hello Rob!

21 Apr 94 21:17, Rob Clarke wrote to Mark Walker:

 -=>> Quoting Mark Walker to Charles Tabb <=-

 MW>> I just got "The Holy Bible" by Advantage Plus.  About $19.

 RC>> Will you please tell me the name of the dealer where you obtained this
 RC>> CD. Please include FAX No. etc.

Byte Size Software
1-800-232-9837  or
1-813-925-1430

Fax..[phone]

Mark

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From: BOB BREED                              Number: 2392
  To: DICK ROWDEN                              Date: 04/24/94 11:00a
Subj: KODAK PHOTO CD                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 DR> Hi Bob, The Multimedia Store has an 800 number..800-597-F0T0 and I
 DR> believe they do have a catalog. Also nice folks to deal with, owner is
 DR> Bob Cox and the fellow I deal with most is Dudley Hayes. Looks like
 DR> their price are about the same but I dare say the Photo Factory
 DR> software is better than anything you have seen for displaying you

    Ok, thanks for the info -- dumped into my 'kodak' file for
future reference. (Have finally tracked down a US source that has
the German photo software (Shareware.) Going to try that first.


... For telephonic breast exam: Press 1....Now press the other one.
___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12



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From: BOB BREED                              Number: 2393
  To: SCOTT GLIDDEN                            Date: 04/24/94 11:00a
Subj: KODAK SOFTWARE/SHAREWARE                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 SG> o.k. man, I'll get it off to you, sorry about the delayed response
 SG> tho. I am a bit busy lately only to get worse probobly. I'll send
 SG> it out on a 3.5" HD disk.

    Ok, thanks a million. Be watchin' and waitin' {:-)


... "More hay, Trigger?" "No thanks, Roy, I'm stuffed!"
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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2394
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94 12:00a
Subj: 5 CD's Just $25.00!!                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=$     The Profit Group    $=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
   MEGA CDROM 1 - 621 MEGABYTES  - BBS Ready   Until Supplies run
   MEGA CDROM 2 - 653 MEGABYTES  - BBS Ready   out select:
   MEGA A/V 1 - 639 MEGABYTES    - BBS Ready   Any One For $9.00
   MEGA WIN/OS 2 - 653 MEGABYTES - BBS Ready         Or
   SDN PLUS 1 - 602 MEGABYTES    - BBS Ready   All Five for $25.00
 *=-=-=-=*   2-day shipping (Contiguous U.S.A.) $6.00   *-=-=-=-=*
  And Don't Forget: T&A 2 The MaXX  $12.95
  Forbidden Subjects (No "S & T" Graphics) $19.95 (Until 4/30/94)
  All disc orders include our Free CDROM BenchMark/Utility disc!
  Orders:1-800-843-7990  Fax:[phone]  Info.:1-602-770-0000
   **** Mention where you saw this ad for listed pricing! ****
  The Profit Group - 824 E. FT. Lowell Road - Tucson, AZ. 85719

 * SLMR 2.1a * Home of FAO and FAO Gold! 1-800-843-7990!

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2395
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94 12:00a
Subj: Adult CD Just $12.95!!                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*   The Profit Group   *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
 FORBIDDEN SUBJECTS - (Without Sick & Twisted Graphics) - $19.95
 # This disc has become so controversial with our advertisers that
 # many of them have banned us from referencing it's contents in full
 # detail for fear of retaliation. Offer good until 4/30/94 !!
 T&A 2 THE MAXX - 616 Lusty MEGABYTES - Hot Adult oriented CD Disc!
 # 146 Different Adult Animations! 882 Adult Fantasy Text Files!
 # 48 Adult Oriented Games! 3258 SVGA and VGA GIF's! BBS Ready!
 # Mousable User Interface for both Windows & DOS! BBS Price $12.95
 *-=-=-=* Purchase ANY CDROM Disc and our BenchMark CD is FREE! *=-=-=*
 Orders 1-800-843-7990____Fax [phone]____Info 1-602-770-0000

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From: JOHN DONALDSON                         Number: 2396
  To: KERRY ARCHER                             Date: 04/24/94  6:28p
Subj: Re: 7TH GUEST                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 thanks for the reply, we got the info on the spider's and now have it solved.
It's amazing how simple a problem is once the solution is known.

John D.

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From: JOSE VISBAL                            Number: 2397
  To: STEPHEN PHILLIPS                         Date: 04/24/94 11:25p
Subj: Trade/CD-Games                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Stephen
Just leave me your phone number and a good time to call....
later

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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2398
  To: WILLIAM JORDAN                           Date: 04/24/94  9:12p
Subj: Re: Comanche CD                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 >  Hey hows it going,
 > I was wondering about comanche on CD.  Is it any better
 > I mean the graphiqs,
 > I know it has all the add-on's for comanche but did they


 I'd have to say the game is pretty much the same, except for the
opening has more to it than the floppy version.. And the missions
(that I probably never saw on floppy) are different, but they may
have been on the floppy (Mission disks??).. Does that make any sense?!
<g>



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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2399
  To: THOMAS DALRYMPLE                         Date: 04/24/94  9:17p
Subj: Re: Cd Rom Shipment                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > Hey Dave,
 >
 >      I sent Animals back to you yesterday...  Let me know
 > when you get
 > the MPC version..

 Thomas, I have The Animals! San Diego Zoo.. In fact I bought it from
Dave Wong, and I recently picked up the CD Rom pack which includes it.. So, I'm
selling it, and it IS MPC.. I'm selling it for $17.00 shipped.. Let me know IF
Dave's all out of them..




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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2400
  To: SHARAD AGGARWAL                          Date: 04/24/94  9:25p
Subj: Re: Cd Trade                            Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

 > I have a Comptons 1991 that I am willing to trade.  It has
 > less features but much of the same material.  Basicaly,
 > its only missng a few videos and some cra about Bill Clinton.
 >  Please tell me more about the CD'S you are willing to trade.

 Sharad, _IF_ you don't work out something with Chuck, I'd be interested..
I have a couple of Shareware CD's, Significant Series, and Shareware
Breakthrough.. Let me know, Thanks!



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From: PETER RALLIS                           Number: 2401
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94 12:23a
Subj: Nec 3xi Help                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I recently purchased a used NEC 3Xi that appears to be operational but I
cannot get it to recognized as device 2.  I didn't get a manual with it
but when I hold in the left button of the group of three and turn on the
power it shows the symbols E1 through E7 in rapid succession.

Can anyone tell me what the proper response is to the to the power on
self test, what the individual Error Codes mean and what the purpose of
the additional four jumper stations after the address jumpers?

Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

peter...

... Repeat after me..."RTFM...RTFM...RTFM..."
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From: STEVE MANN                             Number: 2402
  To: DYLAN VAN DER ZEE                        Date: 04/23/94 10:20a
Subj: re: 10 cd's                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On Apr 17 18:44, Dylan Van Der Zee of 3:774/110 wrote:

>> The 5foot10 pack contains the following 10 cd's

>>     Kings Quest V
>>     DOOM
>>     Stellar 7
>>     Times Man of the Year
>>     Jets and Props

 > How much, does "Doom" retail for?
about as much as the whole 5foot10 pack.

 > What's the difference, between the Dos and Cd-Rom version of "Doom" ??
The CD-ROM version is this pack is the shareware one.

We have withdrawn this pack from sale.

Regards,
Steve

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From: ROBERT SEE                             Number: 2403
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94  4:54a
Subj: SCSI-2                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Is the SCSI-2 connection the same as the SCSI-1?  Internlly a 50 pin
ribbon cable with the female IDC socket connectors and for the external
the 50 pin centronics male connectors at both ends of the cable that
goes b/w SCSI-1 devices. As far as I know these work for SCSI-1 is it
the same for SCSI-2?  I think the NEC 3x external CD-ROM uses a
different connector and I was wondering if that was considered the
standard for SCSI-2. It was a very unusual port (for me anyway) much
smaller than a 50 pin centronics. I don't remember much else.

Robert

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From: ROBERT SEE                             Number: 2404
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94  4:53a
Subj: CD-ROM AUDIO (TOSHIBA)                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Does anyone know where I can get a cable to connect my Toshiba 3101bme
to my audio card?  I can't find the connector that fits into the jack on
the back of the Toshiba anywhere (it's the same as the one on a 3201b
I've seen. I think these two drives may have been pulled from external
cases so the connector may be different from a 3101 or 3201 that was
sold as an internal drive originally, but I'm not sure as I havn't seen
any other Toshiba CD-ROM drives). If I could just get that connector I
could easily make the rest of it. The 3 pin connector is shaped
something like this:
;                 _________________
;               _|                 |_
;              |   O      O       O  |
;              |_________   _________|
;                       /___\
Where the "O" s are the pins.
It's small compared to a typical header receptical that would have 3
pins.  The actual with of that connector above is only about 8 or
9mm.  Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
[e-mail]

PS If anyone here is selling the cable for this let me know the price +
shipping, the length of the cable, and where to send the check. (and
it's shielded right?)

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From: MICHAEL KONOR                          Number: 2405
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94  7:23p
Subj: TOSHIBA 3201&3301 CDROM                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Toshiba XM-3301B CDROM Drive !! NEW !!

  Includes Caddy and Manual. 325ms access, 150k transfer rate.
  1.5 Meg Per Second Burst.  64k Buffer. Audio Headphone Output,
  Sound Card Connection. SCSI-2 Compliant Interface Controller
  built in.  Latching door to prevent dust contamination.  XA
  Compliant (Photo CD).  16 Mode Output on CD Audio, Caddy
  Autoloading, Can be used as an independent CD audio
  player disconnected from host computer, Emergency eject,
  automatic lens cleaner.  Advanced CIRC error correction.
  30 day warranty.  Internal 5.25 Half Height.
  ..$155.00

Toshiba XM-3201B CDROM Drive  !! NEW !!

  Includes Caddy and Manual.  325ms access, 156k transfer rate.
  30 day warranty.  Work great.  MPC standard compliant.  True
  Standard SCSI Interface (not proprietary).  Dip switches for
  ID setting and parity/arbitration.  Internal 5.25 Half Height
  1.5 Meg Sec Burst.
  ..$140.00

205-837-5053 voice
205-721-0189 fax


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From: JOHN RICKS                             Number: 2406
  To: PETER RALLIS                             Date: 04/25/94  7:27p
Subj: Nec 3xi Help                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Re: Nec 3xi Help

> I recently purchased a used NEC 3Xi that appears to be operational but I
> cannot get it to recognized as device 2.  I didn't get a manual with it
> but when I hold in the left button of the group of three and turn on the
> power it shows the symbols E1 through E7 in rapid succession.
> Can anyone tell me what the proper response is to the to the power on
> self test, what the individual Error Codes mean and what the purpose of
> the additional four jumper stations after the address jumpers?

I have a NEC 3XE and my manual explains the errors as shown below:

     E0 or E1 - No disc cartridge or empty disc cartrdige in drive.
     E2, E3, or E4 - The reader is unable to read the disc.
     E5, E6, or E7 - Possible Hardware Failure.

And the solutions for the problems are as follows:

     E0 or E1 - * Make sure there is a disc in the cartridge or cartridge wih
                  a disc in the reader.

     E2, E3, or E4 - * Put the disc in the cartridge with the label facing
                       upwards.

                     * Make sure the disc is a data disc, not a music disc.

                     * Try a different disc to see if the problem is limited
                       to a certain disc.


     E5, E6, or E7 - * Call Technical Support


I am certain these won't help much so I will give you the Tech line number.
The Technical Support line is 1-800-388-8888 for U.S. or Canada residents. It
is open Monday through Friday 8:30 AM to 8:00 PM. Since it's toll free I am
sure you are glad to hear that. Well, I hope you get your problem solved and
start to enjoy your CDROM.


                                                       John


    The Syndicate BBS - [phone] Savannah, Georgia  FIDO: 1:3626/10


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From: DAVE DEGEAR                            Number: 2407
  To: GLENN PROVAN                             Date: 04/25/94  8:27a
Subj: CDU561                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 >  -=> Quoting Dave DeGear to All <=-

 >  DD> I just purchased a Sony CDU561 CDROM drive today from a dealer who
 >  DD> had it on his "bargain table".  The manual was missing and there was a
 >  DD> controller card and install disk from a CDU31A-O2 drive.
 >  DD> The controller card says "Future Domain TMC-850" on it.  I'm curious
 >  DD> whether this card is actually compatible with the drive. When the

 > Ok this is the very CD ROM drive I own.  First off, it sounds like your
 > terminating resistors or SCSI ID number are not selected right.  Make
 > sure your SCSI ID number for the CD ROM drive is set as 2,3, 4,5, or 6.

   I finally figured out what the problem with the drive was. They had given me
an install disk with the drivers for the 31A CDROM and it put DEVCICE=SLCD.SYS
into my config.sys file.  It turns out that this drive/controller needed a
driver called FDCD.SYS.  Once I found the correct driver then everything
started working the way it was supposed to.  :-)

  Thank-you for your reply.

          ...Dave  ([e-mail])

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From: NICHOLAS CHUNG                         Number: 2408
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94 11:49p
Subj: CD Rom                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi, anyone out there having old Shareware CD Roms which they don't want
anymore? If so, please leave me a message, I may buy them! Thanks!
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From: RUDY CLAVEL                            Number: 2409
  To: JOE RINEHART                             Date: 04/22/94  8:58a
Subj: RE: !292 CD'S $20 OR LESS               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Joe Rinehart to All <=-

 JR> CD-DISC SALE...
 >292 CD-ROM titles $20.00 or less!  To order discs or catalog contact:

 please send me a catalog to this address...
 Rudy Clavel
 54 Lavelle Road
 Henderson
 Auckland,New Zealand



... "Milhouse, we live in the age of cooties!"  - Bart Simpson
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From: LON LENTZ                              Number: 2410
  To: JOHN BRUGGE                              Date: 04/24/94  9:15p
Subj: Re: CDROM info gezocht.                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting John Brugge to All <=-

JB> Echter IBM OS/2 v2.1 bezit alleen de drivers van Panasonic
JB> model: CR 501, LK-MC501S, MC501B en MC521.
JB> 1) Ondersteunt OS/2 v2.1 toch deze CD-Rom Drive ?

 I think I got the jist of this. Call IBM. Tell them what you got and
they'll give you the name of a .ZIP file on their BBS that you can
download that contains the drivers you need.



... "We have become Shiva, destroyer of worlds." - Oppenheimer.
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From: STEVE SUDERMAN                         Number: 2411
  To: DANIEL WILSON                            Date: 04/22/94  4:52p
Subj: Panasonic Install Probs.                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 Daniel Wilson wrote in a message to All:

DW>      HELP !!!

DW>     I bought a Panasonic cd-rom player (562-B) at the
DW> Toronto computer show.  I have followed the instructions
DW> to the letter, but I can't get it to work.

DW>     Does anybody have any suggestions how to get it
DW> working?

Hi Daniel,

That is the Same CD ROM that I Have.  I found the instructions do not do you
much good.
As far as jumper settings and stuff, I can't give you any advice but here is
the comands I use:

IN your Autoexec.bat file (top)
        LH /L:2,27952 c:\dos\mscdex /d:MSCD000 /l:E

In your Config.sys file
        Devicehigh /L:2,13408 =c:\cddrv\CDMKE.sys /D:MSCD000

Allot of that mess is from Dos 6 MEMMAKER and your Directories may not be the
same, but I hope this helps

Bye for now,
         Steve

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From: JOHN ALLISON                           Number: 2412
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/17/94 12:18p
Subj: MYST                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Discovered that I had wrongly identified one of the constellations
and having corrected that error made it into the Stoneship age and
rationalised the 3 pumps, located the two pages, and fired up the
lighthouse.  Have concluded the MYST book must be in the bottom of
the ship but I am in the DARK.  Can some one please shed some LIGHT
for me by telling me where the switches are located ?  Completed
the other 3 worlds some time ago and believe this is the last unless
I am missing something.
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From: MATTHEW BOYD                           Number: 2413
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94  9:30p
Subj: Jeep For sale                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Dear User's


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From: EVAN PARKER                            Number: 2414
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94  6:52a
Subj: Help for 7th Guest Look!                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Anyone need help? Just reply!
Evan


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From: CHRIS VILLARREAL                       Number: 2415
  To: ROBERT KING                              Date: 04/24/94  8:07p
Subj: Nec 3x                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RK>  I am having problems with thru put on my NEC triple speed drive.  I
RK>am going thru a PAS, using a 486DX2, with 8Megs of Ram.
RK>  What can I do to improve speed?  Both Encarta and MS Book Shelf say
RK>the drive is to slow, only the CD, everything else checks out OK.
RK>  Would a separate SCSI board do the trick, if so what kind of board
RK>would people recommend?
RK>    CD bench test said the drive was doing just under 300KB, no where
RK>near the 450 stated in the specs.
RK>  Any and all suggestions are appreacated.  Thanks.

Right now the biggest problem is getting a driver designed for the 3xi.
Before you go out and buy an interface card call the manufacturer and see
if they have a new driver made for the card and the 3xi.  Also I have found
that most of those testing problems don't produce reliable results.
7th Guest  told me my 3xi was only doing 90kb/sec.  I doubt the animation
would be as smooth as it was at 90kb/sec.  Also I have tried 3 different
2x drives with MS Bookshel and none of them passed the test. Later.
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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2416
  To: TOM STASIUK                              Date: 04/25/94  8:35a
Subj: Re: TRADE                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

-> I'd be interested in that.  I've got Megarace and would like to
-> trade for Rebel Assault.  If your still interested, drop me a

 I just picked up MegaRace last week.. Sorry..

-> Also I consider my self a newbe to longdistance trading.  Even
-> if your not interested, could you tell me how this usually
-> works?  Thanx

 Usually, doing a trade, both parties cross ship, and alot of TRUST!!
<g>

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From: WADE NORTON                            Number: 2417
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94  7:18a
Subj: Drive                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello folks,

Curious, I'm starting to think about upgrading my old drive.  Wanted to know if
the multispin (3x or better) is worth the additional money, or is the 2x
enough?

Thanks
Wade

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2418
  To: DAVID MCGEE                              Date: 04/25/94  8:15a
Subj: $12.95 Adult CD !!                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DM>> *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*   The Profit Group   *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
DM>>FORBIDDEN SUBJECTS - (Without Sick & Twisted Graphics) - $19.95

 Hello David!

DM>    Hi, what sort of subjects are on this CD??... David

 What I'll do is quote part of the ad that we are currently running
 in the Commercial For Sale echo....:

  Here is a sampling of just some of the Forbidden Subjects contained:

  The most bizarre and intriguing information out on CDROM to date!
  Hacking and Phreaking files with tutorials and Tone Box information,
  Secret CIA, FBI and Law Enforcement files, Bomb Plans and "How to"
  Crime files, along with BrainWashing, Computer Virus Code and Security
  Secrets, Occult and Magic rituals, Forbidden Ceremonies as well as
  much much more that others have tried to hide from the public information
  channels for so long. Includes MegaSearch for those Facinating late night
  text searches (Both Windows and DOS versions included).

  Notice that the ONLY difference is that the "Sick and Twisted"
  graphics are not included in this CDROM's description.

  In addition, if you purchase this version (No Sick/Twisted Graphics)
  of this disc DIRECTLY from The Profit Group, then we are prepared to
  offer you a "Preferred Customer" upgrade path on our forth coming
  production of Forbidden Subjects. What does this mean? It means that in
  September when our new rendition of this disc is released, you're going
  to be able to purchase it for 40% less than someone who has purchased
  it from another source!

  Hope this helps, if you have any further questions please don't hesitate
  to ask.

  Take care and hope to hear from you soon.

  Scott Huffman          USA Orders Only - 1-800-843-7990
  The Profit Group       Other Countries - 1-602-700-0000


 * SLMR 2.1a * Home of FAO and FAO Gold! 1-800-843-7990!

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2419
  To: WIM CHALMET                              Date: 04/25/94  9:23a
Subj: Pricing                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 Greetings Wim!

 I received your netmail today so let me respond to you here
 in the echo. Shipping for the five disks you are interested
 in can be accomplished in several ways and prices. Let me list
 these out for you.

 Acceptable forms of payment: MasterCard/Visa
                              Money Order
                              Cashier's Check
                              Personal Check (Drawn on US Bank)
                              US Currency (Be careful with this one)

 How to order:  Call our international order line: 1-602-770-0000
                Fax your order in: 1-602-770-0005
                Mail your order in: The Profit Group
                                    824 East Ft. Lowell Road
                                    Tucson, AZ.  85719

 The cost of your particular order:
        The 5 CD's  $25.00 + $34.00 for Express Mail = $59.00
        "                " + $32.00 for AirMail = $57.00
        "                " + $45.80 for Fedex = $70.80


 Note that for both Express Mail and AirMail rates you can
 you can have up to ten items shipped without increasing the
 shipping rate.

 Hope this helps,

 Scott Huffman
 The Profit Group


 * SLMR 2.1a * Five CD Discs For $25.00! See our ad this echo!!

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2420
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94  2:28p
Subj: 5 CD's Just $25.00!!                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=$     The Profit Group    $=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
   MEGA CDROM 1 - 621 MEGABYTES  - BBS Ready  While Supplies Last!
   MEGA CDROM 2 - 653 MEGABYTES  - BBS Ready   Any One For $9.00!
   MEGA A/V 1 - 639 MEGABYTES    - BBS Ready         Or
   MEGA WIN/OS 2 - 653 MEGABYTES - BBS Ready  All Five For $25.00!!
   SDN PLUS 1 - 602 MEGABYTES    - BBS Ready
 *=-=-=-=*   2-day shipping (Contiguous U.S.A.) $6.00   *-=-=-=-=*
  All disc orders include our Free CDROM BenchMark/Utility disc!
  Orders:1-800-843-7990  Fax:[phone]  Info.:1-602-770-0000
   **** Mention where you saw this ad for listed pricing! ****
  The Profit Group - 824 E. FT. Lowell Road - Tucson, AZ. 85719

 * SLMR 2.1a * Don't Forget T&A 2 The Maxx $12.95  Call Now!!

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2421
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94  2:29p
Subj: T&A 2 The MaXX $12.95!!                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*   The Profit Group   *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
 FORBIDDEN SUBJECTS - (Without Sick & Twisted Graphics) - $19.95
 # This disc has become so controversial with our advertisers that
 # many of them have banned us from referencing it's contents in full
 # detail for fear of retaliation. Offer good until 4/30/94 !!
 T&A 2 THE MAXX - 616 Lusty MEGABYTES - Hot Adult oriented CD Disc!
 # 146 Different Adult Animations! 882 Adult Fantasy Text Files!
 # 48 Adult Oriented Games! 2938 SVGA and VGA GIF's! BBS Ready!
 # Mousable User Interface for both Windows & DOS! BBS Price $12.95
 *-=-=-=* Purchase ANY CDROM Disc and our BenchMark CD is FREE! *=-=-=*
 Orders 1-800-843-7990____Fax [phone]____Info 1-602-770-0000

 * SLMR 2.1a * Five CD Discs For $25.00! See our ad this echo!!

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2422
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94  2:31p
Subj: 6 CD's Just $49.00!!                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=*  The Profit Group *=-=*   New Product Update *=-=-=*
 THE BEST OF SHAREWARE - 598 MegaBytes <-------------< Any One
 THE BEST OF WINDOWSWARE - 583 MegaBytes <-----------<   For
 THE BEST OF BIZZNESSWARE - 465 MegaBytes <----------< $12.95!
 THE BEST OF SWIMSUITS - 407 MegaBytes <-------------< All Six
 THE BEST OF PC GAMES - 504 MegaBytes <--------------<   For
 THE BEST OF SIGHTS AND SOUNDS - 609 MegaBytes <-----< $49.00!!
 That's Just $8.17 A Piece When You Buy All Six! (Pressed 1/94)
       Shipping Costs (Contiguous U.S.) 2-Day $6.00
 All disc orders include our Free CDROM BenchMark/Utility disc!
 Orders:1-800-843-7990  Fax:[phone]  Info.:1-602-770-0000
 The Profit Group___824 E. FT. Lowell Road___Tucson, AZ. 85719

 * SLMR 2.1a * See our ad for Forbidden Subjects - $19.95!!

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From: MUFUTAU TOWOBOLA                       Number: 2423
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94  7:51p
Subj: SONY CDU33A Info                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

This message was from MUFUTAU TOWOBOLA to ALL,
originally in conference IN_CD-ROM
and was forwarded to you by MUFUTAU TOWOBOLA.
                    -------------------------
How can I daisy-chain SONY CDU535i and CDU33A? Because I see that the
CDU535i uses 40pin cable and CDU33A uses 34pin cable, is this
daisy-chain possible? If not does anyone has a SONY controller card for
CDU33A to sell? Thanks.

....Mufutau Towobola.... FidoNet: 1:278/111, RIME# 5210, Intelec, SmartNet.
                         InterNet:[e-mail]

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From: SAM FERTITTA                           Number: 2424
  To: SCOTT GRAHAM                             Date: 04/26/94  1:21a
Subj: Quantum gate trade                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

SG>I've got Quantum Gate /w box & doc's  that i'd like to trade for, ummm,
  >something.  I've got Myst, 7th, rebel & microcosm already...so
  >they don't interest me.  Just replay here and we'll take it from there.

Scott,

How about either Sherlock Holmes #1, or #2, or Kyrandia, or (cough-cough) Loom,
or Nova #1(xxx)? Or maybe even that funny green colored stuff...cash! Here or
716-321-1923.....5-9 e.s.t
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From: BERT VAAGS                             Number: 2425
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/20/94 11:49p
Subj: CD-rom prices for Europe 1/5            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello All!

I have alway's the next titles in stock for sales in Europe:
_____________________________________________________________________
Titles:               Prices:    |    ƒ.    |    DM.    |   Bfr.    |
_________________________________|Dutch Gld | Deutsch M | Belg. FR  |

DR. Windows Genuide II                30.-         28.-      545.-
DR. Games for Windows                 30.-         28.-      545.-
DR. Games for Dos                     30.-         28.-      545.-
DR. Shareware-Gold II                 34.-         32.-      620.-
DR. Cliparts                          34.-         32.-      620.-
DR. OS/2 gold                         34.-         32.-      620.-
DR. Music Lab                         34.-         32.-      620.-
DR. Reference                         36.-         34.-      655.-
DR. Graphics                          36.-         34.-      655.-
DR. Communication                     36.-         34.-      655.-
Encyclopedia of sound 2               30.-         28.-      545.-
Guinnes disk of records 1993          58.-         54.-     1055.-
Ham Radio Chestnut                    30.-         28.-      545.-
Win platinum                          34.-         32.-      620.-
The Animals of San Diego Zoo          45.-         42.-      820.-

Order by Fax: [phone]
Or netmail 2:283/401.17
Mastercard/Visa/Eurocheque.
BeVaMu Multimedia, The Netherlands.
Eekelerweg 3, 7102 ES Winterswijk.

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From: BERT VAAGS                             Number: 2426
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/21/94  9:06p
Subj: CD-rom prices for Europe 2/3            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello All!

We have alway's the next titles in stock for sales in Europe:
_____________________________________________________________________
Titles:               Prices:    |    ƒ.    |    DM.    |   Bfr.    |
_________________________________|Dutch Gld | Deutsch M | Belg. FR  |

CiCa for Windows                      44.-         41.-      800.-
Shareware overload trio               65.-         60.-     1180.-
Dinoaurus MM Windows                  65.-         60.-     1180.-
Languages of the World                69.-         64.-     1255.-
Space & Astronomy                     65.-         60.-     1180.-
World Atlas 4.0 w/o box               65.-         60.-     1255.-
CD/Winbox 5-94                       100.-         92.-     1820.-
Night-Owls 12, 5-94                   90.-         83.-     1640.-
To many type fonts                    38.-         36.-      690.-
Adventures in Heaven                  44.-         40.-      800.-
All new cliparts                      50.-         46.-      910.-
Grolliers Encyclopedia 6.0-1993      125.-        114.-     2280.-
Microsoft Encarta 1994 !!            299.-        275 .-    5500.-
CD Karaoke                            48.-         44.-      880.-
Great city's of the world 1 & 2       65.-         60.-     1255.-

Prices excl. posting
Order by Fax: [phone]
Or netmail 2:283/401.17
Mastercard/Visa/Eurocheque/COD.
Prepay: ABN/Amro Netherlands 44.19.58.389
Prepay: Stadtsparkasse Bocholt Deutschland: 428.500.35
BeVaMu Multimedia, The Netherlands.
Eekelerweg 3, 7102 ES Winterswijk.

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From: BERT VAAGS                             Number: 2427
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/21/94  9:06p
Subj: CD-rom prices for Europe 3/3            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello All!

We have alway's the next titles in stock for sales in Europe:
_____________________________________________________________________
Titles:               Prices:    |    ƒ.    |    DM.    |   Bfr.    |
_________________________________|Dutch Gld | Deutsch M | Belg. FR  |

Hobbes O/S 2 Archives                 48.-         44.-      880.-
Secrets of Monkey Island              65.-         60.-     1180.-
Simtel 20                             44.-         41.-      800.-
Jets & Probs 2 cd set                 60.-         56.-     1100.-
Giga Games                            58.-         54.-     1060.-

The next titles are Adults only:

Hidden obsessions                     84.-         77.-     1530.-
Busty Babes II                        87.-         80.-     1590.-
Adult Picture Libary                  68.-         63.-     1250.-
Amateur Model                         80.-         73.-     1470.-


For dealers we have very sharp special prices, sent an fax with your Chamber of
Commerce number to us and we'll sent you an pricelist, by crash-mail or fax.

Prices excl. posting
Order by Fax: [phone]
Or netmail 2:283/401.17
Mastercard/Visa/Eurocheque/COD.
Prepay: ABN/Amro Netherlands 44.19.58.389
Prepay: Stadtsparkasse Bocholt Deutschland: 428.500.35
BeVaMu Multimedia, The Netherlands.
Eekelerweg 3, 7102 ES Winterswijk.

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From: THOMAS EGGER                           Number: 2428
  To: DIETER FEUSS                             Date: 04/23/94  8:16a
Subj: Cd-rom Vervielfaeltigung                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Dieter
DF ->Wer kann mir einen Tip geben, bei welchem Unternehmen/Dienstleister die
   ->Moeglichkeit besteht, selbst erzeugte CD-ROM's in groesseren Mengen kopier
NGB , Burglenfeld

-o-oOo- Thomas Egger -oOo-o-

 * 1st 1.11 #1256s * The great bbs with over 12 CD-Rom`s online , comme and
see..

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From: DAVIDE ACHILLI                         Number: 2429
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/19/94  1:36a
Subj: Mitsumi CD-ROM drive                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi All!

I've got my Mitsumi CD-ROM driver running for about six months on my bulletin
board system.  I am sure it was working fine when I installed it at first.  I
haven't been looking to I for quite a while, but my users downloaded many files
from it.  Some days ago I needed a file from my CD-ROM and I noticed it was not
working fine anymore.  It is really slow: it seems copying some sectors, then
the light turns off and OS/2 locks for 5-8 seconds, then the light goes back on
for some more sectors.
I think that the reason OS/2 locks some seconds is because the CD-ROM device
driver has taken the control at ring 0 and is waiting for the driver to
recalibrate, or so.
Now, in these conditions the CD-ROM drive is totally unusable, expecially on a
8-lines BBS!  I tried washing the disk, cleaning the laser head, checking the
power supply voltage and so on, but the problem is still here.
Anyone can help me?  Thanks...

Ciao, Davide


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From: STEFANO SILVESTRI                      Number: 2430
  To: AARON CIARLOTTA                          Date: 04/22/94  2:38a
Subj: Purchasing CD...                        Refer: NONE
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Ciao Aaron,

On 08 Aprile 1994, Aaron Ciarlotta wrote:

 AC> Well, I'm not sure how much the shipping would be, but I could walk down
 AC> to COMP USA and pick up COMANCHE for $40 or so.

$40 for "Comache" is a very good price!
In Italy its price is about $65...

 AC> (How many Lira is that?)

It's about £. 68.000. However cosider the change 1$ = £. 1700.

 AC> Shipping would probably be about that price or maybe less.

Well, if shipping would be about $40 it would be more convenient to purchase
"Comanche" in Italy... :(
I don't wanna be boring, but if you'd have the possibility to inform me about
the price of shipping software to Italy (even considering that I'd like to buy
other CDs in the US) I'd be very thankful to you... :)

 AC> Maybe I should ask my Grandma, she's from NAPLES!!!

Your family name doesn't actually sounds very american... ;)
BTW, I've got many distant relatives in the US... :)

Ciao,

                            Stefano

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From: STEFANO SILVESTRI                      Number: 2431
  To: TERRY GREENMAN                           Date: 04/22/94  2:38a
Subj: Cd-Rom perfomances                      Refer: NONE
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Ciao Terry,

On 10 April 1994, Terry Greenman wrote:

 TG> Glad I did that for ya!

:)

 SS>> Just for the information, where can I find it?
 TG> I don't know really I got my copy in a package deal via BEST BUY in
 TG> Grand Rapids, Michigan!

No problems... :)

Ciao,

                            Stefano

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From: STEFANO SILVESTRI                      Number: 2432
  To: JACOPO PRISCO                            Date: 04/22/94  2:13a
Subj: MEGARACE                                Refer: NONE
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Ciao Jacopo,

Il 18 Aprile 1994, Jacopo Prisco scriveva:

 JP>>> And how come i miss my copy of the game?
 SS>>      ^^^^^^^ English + Italian? :)

 JP> Yuo're gone crazy...

     ^^^
Really? ;)

 JP> Just to let you know, "How Come" means (Italian Translation) _come mai_.
 JP> So, i'm NOT the one who's mixing Italian and English here.... :)
 JP> (YOU called for this one!)

I think that everybody who's not italian should know that the english term
"how" is translated in italian just with "come".
So you shouldn't be so sure I've gone crazy... :)

 JP> Sure. I would have never seen it, if it wasn't for you.
 JP> Well, sometimes you're not completely useless....

Please, next time remeber to use a smiley or I'll have to come to your home and
use a "Lobo treatment": "ya know I can do it..." ;)

 JP> But still, no one has ever tracked down a copy of this baby.

You talk as an Image character... :)
BTW, maybe I've got an idea where to find a "copy of this baby"...

 JP> As a matter of fact, i did stop playing it beacuse of this, and beacuse
 JP> of the inadequate increase of difficulty i experienced with level 9.

As a matter of fact, it was really possible to win the 9th race: the problem
was "Terminal City", playing the hard difficulty level!

 JP> Really? Maybe it's just because of digitized sound.
 JP> Otherwise, these guys should have checked twice.

I agree with that: I think that Cryo had some problem with "The Software
Toolworks". Maybe they were obliged to complete the game in March and had no
time for an accurate beta-testing...

 SS>> Did you expect realism when playing "Out Run"?
 JP> But that was a 1985 game!

What does it mean?
"Out Run" didn't lack reality only beacuse it's an old game: even nowadays
there are videogames using the same game-concept...

 SS>> I suppose you read K's review... ;)
 JP> Do you think i really need to read a review to say such things?

Yes I do! :)

 JP> If they printed the same things on the magazine, well, it speaks for
 JP> itself. I'm not the only one who's thinking this, so chances are this is
 JP> true.

Well, it's a strange coincidence there's no difference between what you wrote
and K's review... ;)
However I'll suppose that K thinks the same things you think and not the
opposite... ;)

 SS>> Weird tracks aren't new at all: don't you remember "Hard Driving"
 JP> That one had a loop and a few jumps.

If there were more loops and jumps it would have been Megarace! :)

 JP> advance at that time (and were there any systems which could stand a
 JP> chance with the game, too? Not even the best 386 on earth could make it
 JP> work smooth and clear...).

I'm not sure but I suppose that 486/66 already existed in 1992...

 JP> Anyway, go get it and lemme know.

I don't think there are great differences with the fd version I almost finished
this summer: I'll buy it only to save space on my HD (even considering I'm not
intentioned to delete "Windows"... ;) ).

Ciao,

                            Stefano

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From: JACOPO PRISCO                          Number: 2433
  To: JIM KEHO                                 Date: 04/22/94  2:10p
Subj: Comanche CD                             Refer: NONE
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Ciao Jim,

17 April 1994, Jim Keho wrote:

 JK> YES, I LIKE COMANCHE!!
 JK> I hope that comment was loud enough! <G>..

I managed to hear that.... :)
Have you already finished it?

 JK> I also, noticed you talking about Megarace.. Did you say it's not that
 JK> good??  I don't have it yet (only drooled over the box<g>), but I
 JK> thought it looked interesting?? Please let me know before I spend the
 JK> dough!

Well, i think you can find it somewhere at a reasonabily low price, and that
would be a good reason.
The visual impact is nothing short than great, but the game itself isn't very
enjoyable to play.
I mean, i'm happy i bought it, so that i could have a look at all the animated
sequences, the weird tracks, and so on, but i'll probably never play it again.
Apart from this, we're talking of a milestone in CdRom Games, that's all.
It's your choice.

Ciao, Jacopo

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From: JACOPO PRISCO                          Number: 2434
  To: EUGENE CHAN                              Date: 04/22/94  2:05p
Subj: Megaracer: is it good?                  Refer: NONE
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Hi Eugene,

On 16 April 1994, Eugene Chan wrote:

 EC> Has anyone played Megaracer? I saw it in the shops and thought the
 EC> graphics are cool. But honestly, what's the gameplay like? Thanks in
 EC> advance.

You saw right about the graphics, but speaking of the gameplay: it's poor.
I played the game and had a friend of mine finish it for me, so that i could
see all of the animations and tracks.
Actually, he enjoyed playing it over and over again, but i got stressed after
just a few days. Simply put, i had enough of it.
Anyway, my suggestion is you should buy it.

Ciao, Jacopo

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From: CHRISTIAN BARTSCH                      Number: 2435
  To: ARMANDO ORTIZ                            Date: 04/22/94  3:57p
Subj: doskey,was:memory                       Refer: NONE
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 >  CB> Name       Insgesamt     = Konventioneller  +  Hoher Speicher
 >  CB> --------  ----------------   ----------------    ---------------
 >  CB> MSDOS       18,013   (18K)     18,013   (18K)          0    (0K)
 >  CB> HIMEM        1,168    (1K)      1,168    (1K)          0    (0K)
....stuff deleted ......
 >  CB> DOSKEY       4,144    (4K)          0    (0K)      4,144    (4K)
 >  CB> MSCDEX      36,224   (35K)          0    (0K)     36,224   (35K)
 >  CB> Frei       662,480  (647K)    626,992  (612K)     35,488   (35K)
 > That's pretty interesting...I had never seen a GERMAN version of
 > it before!
glad i could broaden your horizon ;-)

 > COOL!  I kept mine simple:  No DOSKEY...hehehehe..
well,whats 4K with 35K STILL free ??

 > Rather than take up memory, I just write up batch files in order
 > to simplify things...hehehehe...
same with me,but now it becomes a bit of an effort to remember all the one or
two letter names of all those .BATches :-)

 > ... I haven't lost my mind; it's backed up on tape somewhere!
:-) another argument for doing a backup regularly ??

Christian

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From: DAVID SILVER                           Number: 2436
  To: JIM TINLIN                               Date: 04/23/94  9:35p
Subj: MSCDEX vs. NWCDEX                       Refer: NONE
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Hi Jim,

Tuesday April 19 1994 09:59, Jim Tinlin wrote to All:

 JT> Here's the rub, I went to run my Audio CD Player that came with my
 JT> Mitsumi (ie. Panasonic/Creative Labs) x2 CDROM and it said "MSCDEX"
 JT> not
 JT> loaded!!!  I guess it looks for that specifically...  I loaded MSCDEX

 JT> Does anyone have a work around this problem???  Would this be my only
 JT>  rub, being as the rest of the software is clever enough not to look
 JT> for  a specific file name?!?

Just a thought - but have you tried renaming NW*.* to MSC*.*?  Might do the
trick right there...


David

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From: MIKE BUTSCH                            Number: 2437
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94 10:41p
Subj: CD-ROM Catalog                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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.
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From: CHUCK DUBMAN                           Number: 2438
  To: MICHAEL HAMMER                           Date: 04/25/94  9:24p
Subj: Advice To A Newcomer                    Refer: NONE
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MH>> cd>Unless you need the machine to make a living, buy last year's
MH>> cd>technology and save the bucks.  It's all obsolete the day it

MH>> I agree with you to a certain extent on this.......

MH>> cd>hits the market, anyway.  Case in point -- the 586, or should
MH>> cd>I say, "Pentium".  What's a 586 chip cost? Probably $400-500.

MH>> If you can find me a Pentium chip (not the P24T) for $500,
MH>> I'll take one.
MH>> In that price range you are talking more like an Intel
MH>> DX2/66.

What does the 586 sell for anyway?  That price was off the top of my head,
mind you, $500 give or take $1000.

MH>> cd>What is it?  It's a 32 bit 80xxx CISC architecture number
MH>> cd>cruncher with two on-board math coprocessors.  Very hot poop,
MH>> cd>until you find out Nintendo's next generation of game
MH>> cd>machines is based on a 64 bit RISC chip that sells wholesale
MH>> cd>for under $30, and can knock the socks off anything
MH>> cd>80xxx-based.

MH>> I suppose it depends on your intended application. Nintendo
MH>> has optimized for graphics capabilities and little else.
MH>> You said it yourself..."game machines".

Games or spreadsheets, it's all 1's and 0's.  The machine doesn't know the
difference.

MH>> cd>Pentium?  It's a 586.  Don't kid yourself.

MH>> It doesn't matter what you call it....it matters what it
MH>> does and at what price point.

Still, if you really want a hot machine, wait and buy RISC.  If you want a
machine for a kid to write book reports on, buy a 386 or a 486 -- and that's
only because 286's are getting hard to find new.

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From: ROBERT SEE                             Number: 2439
  To: JEFF LEUNG                               Date: 04/25/94  4:30a
Subj: THE JOURNEYMAN PROJECT                  Refer: NONE
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JL> You're going to love this game. It's the slowest and lousiest game I've
JL> ever laid my hands on. Depending on your PATIENCE, this game could be f
JL> or slow. I have a Nec 3x spin drive, 486DX/33, 32 megs of RAM with 20 m
JL> of it for CDROM/Harddisk caching and about 10 megs of the remaining for
JL> Windows, VLB graphic card....I found the game extremely slow.

Jeff,
What software are you using for your disk cacheing? I thought I read
that the number of cache hits you get going up from 2MB cache to 3MB
doesn't really increase much and that going up rom there you get even
fewer.  And what mode were you running your graphics card in for this
game.  I hated having to switch to 640x480x8bit for Sierra's Kings Quest
5 (was it?  The CD-rom version) It would not play when in 1024x768x8bit
and thus did not get played for long or often.  As a matter of fact it
wouldn't play in 640x480x16bit mode either which I thought was really
strange.  Is this sort of thing common with windows games? Thanks.

Robert

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From: ROBERT SEE                             Number: 2440
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94  4:34a
Subj: CD-ROM CACHEING                         Refer: NONE
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What's the best cache out there for CD-roms?  It's important that the
thing take as little below 640 as possible so I can use it with games as
well as windows.  The one in Smartdrv doesn't seem that "smart" Thanks.

Robert

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From: ROBERT SEE                             Number: 2441
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94  1:40p
Subj: CD-AUDIO                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

How important is it to connect up the CD-ROM audio to your sound card?
I've been having trouble finding the right connector for my drive.  Are
there CD-ROM titles that use the CD-Audio if so which ones?  It seems
like most of the audio on the CD-ROM disks is in something similar to
.wav and is read off the drive via SCSI or whatever and played by the
sound card. Of course that's not true of listening to audio CDs on it,
but I'm not too interested in doing that. Or at least I can live w/o it.

Robert

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From: LARRY RUPERT                           Number: 2442
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94 10:44p
Subj: LOOKING FOR SELECT PHONE DISK           Refer: NONE
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I am looking for a disk called "Select Phone".  It is supposed to be
"fantastic".  Does anyone know where I can pick it up halfways reasonable, and
has anyone used this disk?  I'm thinking of using it for mailing labels.  Any
information or help would be appreciated..  Thanks. Larry

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From: CARLOS NOVOA                           Number: 2443
  To: CRAIG SPROD                              Date: 04/25/94 12:31a
Subj: Aviation CD's                           Refer: NONE
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CS>Are there any AVIATION related CD's on the market out there ?. If
CS>so I would be interested in what is available.

I have only tried 2 titles: "Jets and Props" and "The Aircraft
Encyclopedia". J & A is just a collection of pictures, it comes in a 2
CD set but has no technical information just nice pictures and some
video clips, Aircraft Encyclopedia has plenty of technical data, 3
view drawings and pictures but I thought it was very hard to navigate
around it, it came with no instructions and some of the pictures and
diagrams left a lot to be desired, it comes in a DOS version only,
WINDOWS would be nice. Hope this helps.
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From: CARLOS NOVOA                           Number: 2444
  To: ALLEN DIETZ                              Date: 04/25/94  2:38a
Subj: Precission Mapping                      Refer: NONE
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AD>I've tried both programs.  If you're running Windows, go for Street
AD>Atlas USA.  The graphics and level of detail on Street Atlas USA
AD>are *significantly* better, in my opinion, than on the Precision
AD>Mapping disc.  Here are a few other comments that may help you
AD>decide between the two products.

Actually I already own Street Atlas USA 2.0 and I think is an
excellent application,

AD>Maps created by Precision Mapping take a significantly longer time
AD>to load and draw on screen than Street Atlas USA.  On my 486DX/33
AD>system with a SONY single speed CDROM, a map of Seattle,
AD>Washington took 57 seconds in Precision Mapping to load and draw
AD>but took Street Atlas USA only 10 seconds.

Hmmm, that is weird you would think a DOS application would run faster
than WINDOWS given the same amount of memory to work with, it runs
fairly quickly on my 486SX/33 with 8 Mb RAM and single speed CDROM

AD>Many geographic features are difficult or impossible to locate in
AD>Precision Mapping.

I noticed on S.A. USA sometimes a name of a street won't be displayed
until you point and click the right mouse button , not a big deal
though,

AD>Precision Mapping claims it has "Full CAD Features."  In reality,
AD>annotation features of this program are primitive, and include only
AD>line and shape drawings and text.  There is no ability to add
AD>dotted or dashed lines, map symbols, fill patterns, or
AD>cartographic objects, nor can you highlight routes or portions of
AD>a map.

Too bad, this was precisely the feature I got interested in...

AD>If you need extensive annotation capabilities, take a look
AD>at MapExpert from Delorme Mapping.  It uses the same database as
AD>Street Atlas USA and includes an extensive library of cartographic
AD>symbols and excellent drawing and notation capabilities.

At $295 list price, it doesn't beat my $0.50 pencil to draw or write
on my S.A. USA printouts :)

Thank you very much for your comments, I didn't know anything about
Precission Mapping until now, I guess I should wait for something
better/cheaper to come out...






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From: MICHAEL BLITCH                         Number: 2445
  To: ROBERT KUMMER                            Date: 04/23/94  3:39p
Subj: Cd's To Trade                           Refer: NONE
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         ADULT: Hot Pix 5 (for another adult CD)

RK>    Reply here with offers. Leave # so I can contact you or I can
RK>    be contacted at [phone] most anytime. Thanks.

Can you give me any info such as the formats(Gif, dl, etc)? I have
Bodacious Beauties or Volcano which I would like to trade with you.

 <Mike>
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From: MICHAEL BLITCH                         Number: 2446
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94  6:18p
Subj: Trade/sell Cds                          Refer: NONE
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I have several pieces of software that I would like to sell or trade for
something else. I would like to trade any of these things for an Adult
cd but want to trade my Adult for Adult only please. I no longer have
Windows, so make me some type of offer as a package or whatever. I'll
even trade a couple Win things for one CD. Please reply here to make me
any kind of offer. Leave your number so I can get in touch with you.
Here is what I have...

CD-Roms...

Dracula Unleashed
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
Star Wars Chess (Win)
Day of the Tentacle (Enhanced)
Mad Dog McCree
Who Shot Johnny Rock?
Star Trek: 25th Anniversary (Enhanced)
Return of the Phantom/ F-117A (one CD set)
Dinosaur Adventure/ Space Adventure (one CD set)
Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia ver 1.01VW (1992) [shrink-wrapped]
Alone in the Dark (full voice!) w/ Jack in the Dark
Dragon's Lair
Return to Zork
Wing Commander Deluxe w/secret missions 1 & 2
Microcosm
Critical Path(Win)
Personal Trainer for the SAT(Win)
Project Gutenberg (TXT cd with may entries of education from Moby Dick,
        Bill of Rights, Bible, Book of Morman, CIA World Factbook, etc)

            Adult
Bodacious Beauties (1994 disk)
Volcano



 Software
Mortal Kombat                      PC-DOS 6.1
Leisure Suit Larry 5               Pirates! Gold
Kings Quest 5                      Matrix Cubed
Alone in the Dark                  Caveman Ugh-lympics
Star Trek: Judgement Rites         Wing Commander II
Strike Commander                   Spear of Destnity(commercial version)
X-Wing                             A-Train
Imperial Assault (X-wing expansion disk)
B-wing (X-wing expansion disk)
Simcity 2000
        Windows Software
Lotus 1-2-3 for Windows (entire package unopened)
Ami Pro for Windows (entire package unopened)
WinRix DCS

  Hardware
generic 2400 modem

  Books
X-wing Stragety Guide
Strike Commander Playtesters Guide
Total 1-2-3 release 3
Leisure Suit Larry 5 Hint Book
King's Quest 5 Hint Book
Star Trek: 25th Anniversary Hint Book
Star Trek: Judgement Rites Hint Book

 <Mike>
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From: N.F. MILLER ORTIZ                      Number: 2447
  To: JOE RHYNERSON                            Date: 04/22/94  8:47a
Subj: CD-ROM Catalog                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Joe Rhynerson
If you see this message, and I hope you do, would you please send me a list
of the available CD's catalog?  I would appreciate it very much.
Thanks you

N.F. Miller Ortiz
707 S. Cherokee Avenue
Bartlesville, Oklahoma 74003-5020

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From: CARL BENSON                            Number: 2448
  To: BRIAN TIELKING                           Date: 04/16/94  9:49a
Subj: NEC 3X series w/SB16 SCS                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > was it worth the money to get instead of a normal
 > double or a high performance double? Have you had any
 > problems? Are you using SCSI w/ASP?


There isn't much difference in playing real motion videos and other multimedia
applications, but it's MUCH faster looking through encyclopedias and such
things..

And yes, it's connected to a SB16 with ASP..

No problems so far, except after completing The 7th Guest when I tried the
"open house" savegame, which allows you to go through the whole house, and
solve puzzles as you wish, it suddenly didn't work. It was whacky and chopped
until it finally stopped completely, and ALT-CTRL-DEL didn't work, only the
reset button....:(

// Calle

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From: CARL BENSON                            Number: 2449
  To: KRISTIN GROSS                            Date: 04/16/94  9:51a
Subj: KQ6 Help!                               Refer: NONE
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 > He won't talk to me.  He keeps telling me the ferry is
 > out of business, and
 > slams the door in my face.  Then when I return to the
 > antique shop, nothing
 > has changed.  Should I have something with me when I
 > first go to the boat?

Don't speak to the Pawn shopper. The liberarian is the guy to talk to. He tells
you about the ferry-man..

Then go talk to the ferry-man and you'll say that the liberarian sent you..

// Calle

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From: CARL BENSON                            Number: 2450
  To: MIKE KRIMPENFORT                         Date: 04/16/94  9:51a
Subj: quest for glory 4                       Refer: NONE
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 > Hey does anyone out there have the formulas for Dr.
 > Craniums healing,
 > rehydration, and poison cure potions.  If you please
 > give them to me.

IS THIS GAME OUT ON CD?????!!!!

// Calle

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From: CARL BENSON                            Number: 2451
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/16/94  9:54a
Subj: KQ6 CD..                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Does anyone have problems with this game?

After talking to the ferry-man I return to the liberarian just as I did in the
disk-version. But as soon as I enter the liberary (or book-shop, whatever) the
game hangs. There is a man standing there and some funny music is streaming
through my speakers. But the only thing I can do is activate the "control
panel" or should I wait? I waited over 5 minutes last time, and the music just
started over and over and over...what to do?

// Calle

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From: ERIC HO                                Number: 2452
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94 11:16p
Subj: buy 3 get 1 free                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

               The best shareware CD titles from ARI

        ******************************************************
        *   Buy 3 get any 1 free or buy 5 get any 2 free !   *
        ******************************************************

Title                          Description                          Price
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Dr. Windows II - Genuine       500+MB FOR WINDOWS USERS             $19.95
Dr. Games 4 DOS                TOP 63 GAMES FOR DOS SYSTEM          $19.95
Dr. Games 4 Windows            180 GAMES FOR WINDOWS                $19.95
Dr. Shareware II - Gold        640+MB OF BEST SHAREWARE             $19.95
Dr. Fonts 4 Windows            2000+ TRUE TYPE FONTS FOR WINDOWS    $19.95
Dr. Clip Arts                  3000+ CLIPART W/GIF/TIF/PCX          $19.95
Dr. Music Lab                  UTILITIES FOR SOUND CARD W/WAV/MID.. $19.95
Dr. OS/2 - Gold                BEST RESOURECE FOR IBM OS/2 2.X      $19.95
Dr. Reference                  PROGRAMMING GUIDE C/C++/VB/PASCAL..  $19.95
Dr. Graphics                   UTILITIES FOR DOS/WIN/OS-2           $19.95
Dr. Business                   ACCOUNTING/INVENTORY/TAX...          $19.95
Dr. Communication              BBS/PROTOCOLS/LAN/INTERNET/TERMINAL  $19.95
The Platinum Collection        THOUSANDS OF SHAREWARE FOR 1994      $19.95
The Gold Collection            THOUSNADS OF SHAREWARE FOR 1993      $19.95
The Collection 1               18000+ PROGRAMS ON THIS DISC         $19.95
The Collection 2               18000+ PROGRAMS, 50 CATEGORIES       $19.95
The Collection for Windows     ANOTHER FINE RESOURCE FOR WINDOWS    $19.95
The Games Collection           939 PROGRAMS, FILES                  $19.95
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     ARI Tel : [phone]
         Fax : [phone]
         BBS : 408-453-6250 14400 V32bis
               408-453-6354 14400 USR HST
         Fido: 1:143/88

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From: CHARLES HOLLEY                         Number: 2453
  To: BEVIS LOWRY                              Date: 04/23/94 12:28p
Subj: Myst                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

    Thanks for the help. First I want to know about the spaceship and
how to use it.  I have the required 59 volts and can get the door open
but after that I'm lost. What does the Keyboard do? Does it have
anyhting to do with the drawing in one of the books?
    Also in the gear place how do you move thee island?  I know about
the hologram island simulator and the room behind the throne and the
stairs and the elevator. But can't piece it all together.  And what
about the combination when you first get there with all the shapes?
    Thanks for your time and I apreciate any help you can give me.

                        Charles Holley

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From: CHARLES HOLLEY                         Number: 2454
  To: DANNY BROWN                              Date: 04/23/94  1:06p
Subj: Myst                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

    Hey Dan,
Read your messaage.  Myst is a great game if you like to use your mind
and piece things together.  Being experienced in games as I am, I find
this game very entertaining and its worth buying.
    Great graphics and sound.

                   Charles Holley

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From: DEREK STUTSMAN                         Number: 2455
  To: ANDREW BARNHARDT                         Date: 04/23/94 12:00a
Subj: Dragon's Lair CD Review                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

>> What sort of system are you using it with?  I just saw an ad for it the
>> other day but it looked pretty graphic-heavy, I wasn't sure my 386DX/40,
>> 4 meg RAM and double spin drive would be enough...

My system is a 486 DLC/40 with 8 meg and a double spin.  I think it will run
fine...According to the readme file, the number one performace issue lies in
the
speed of the CD-drive.

Derek Stutsman: Author WinWave
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From: WEE YUNG                               Number: 2456
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94  1:16p
Subj: $159 2X Speed Cdrom Drive               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

All brand new with manufacture warranty.
CD-ROM Mitsumi CRMC LU-005S w/contlr 630MB, 350ms, Kodak comp. $129
CD-ROM Mitsumi FX001  Single spin 280ms 150k/s 32k cache Inter.$149
CD-ROM Mitsumi FX001D double spin.250ms 300k/s 32k cache Inter.$159
CD-ROM Panasonic 562B 320ms Double spin.300k/s 64k cache.Inter.$169
CD-ROM Sony 33A 2X speed 320ms 300k/s 64k cache .........Inter.$169
CD-ROM NEC 84J SCSI Double speed 280ms internal................$279
CD-ROM NEC CDR-510 SCSI 3Xi speed 195ms internal...............$389
CD-ROM Toshiba   4101b SCSI 2X speed 320ms 256k cache..........$239
CD-ROM Toshiba MX3401b SCSI D spin,Kodak comp.200ms, 256k cache$319
Price does not included $10 shipping. Internet [e-mail]
Call 310-602-2076 8AM-12PM, 6PM-9PM PST or mail order payable to: TRUC
16429 Bixler ave. Paramount, CA 90723. Accept money order, COD $5extra

 * OLX 2.1 TD * TRUC 310-602-2076.8am-12pm,6pm-9pm PST. FAX [phone]


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From: WEE YUNG                               Number: 2457
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94  1:16p
Subj: $319 Discovery 16 Kit                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

All brand new with manufacture warranty.
Creative Lab Discovery 8. D spin CDROM+SB Pro+2CDs+Speakers....$279
Creative Lab Discovery 16.D spin CDROM+SB 16 +2CDs+Speakers....$319
Creative Lab Digitalege 3X CDROM+SB16 ASP+4CDs+Speakers/mic....$719.
Media Vision Fusion 16 PAS16+1X CDROM+5CDs+Speakers............$239
Media Vision Fusion LX PAS16+2X CDROM+5CDs+speakers............$329
Media Vision Pro 16 + Toshiba 3401B+speakers+6 titles..........$539
Price does not included shipping. Internet [e-mail]
Call 310-602-2076 8AM-12PM, 6PM-9PM PST or mail order payable to: TRUC
16429 Bixler ave. Paramount, CA 90723. Accept money order, COD $5extra

 * OLX 2.1 TD * TRUC 310-602-2076.8am-12pm,6pm-9pm PST. FAX [phone]

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From: RON VANHOE                             Number: 2458
  To: CRAIG SPROD                              Date: 04/23/94  3:56p
Subj: Re: Aviation CD's                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

          Craig Sprod wrote 
 _____________________________________________
   G'Day All,

   Are there any AVIATION related CD's on the market out there ?.
   If so I
   would be interested in what is available.

   Craig Sprod (Netmil 3:711/923)
___________________________________________________

 Craig,
 I've looked in the San Diego area and have not found any aviation CDs at
 all. I'll be watching to see if you get any positive replys. Sounds like
 making an aviation CD would be a good project for someone! :)
 ron

... File not found, I'll load something *I* think is interesting.
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From: DAVE WONG                              Number: 2459
  To: AL AGEE                                  Date: 04/24/94 10:41a
Subj: Custom CDs                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

AA>I'll put 640mb of your data on an ISO 9660 standard CD for $49.
AA>Send QIC-80 or QIC-40 DC2120 tapes and cashiers check to:

Hi Al, got a question for you, which tape drive do you have that will
run all types of DC-2120 tapes.  I have a Colordo 250 and a Connor 250
and they can't read each others tape.  I'm afraid if I send you a tape,
you won't be able to read it because of incompatibily. Let me know.
Bye!!
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From: JERRY ZELLER                           Number: 2460
  To: CJ JASKIEWICZ                            Date: 04/24/94  7:34a
Subj: Re: CD's for Sale or Trad               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CJ - that sounds all right.  You were interested in trading for the
World Atlas cd, correct?  If so, mail the Corel Artshow to me at 989
Wayson Way, Davidsonville, MD 21035.  Leave your address in your
response and I will mail you the WA cd.  Jerry


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From: BILLY HARLESS                          Number: 2461
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94  5:10p
Subj: CDROM SALE                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


                      New Horizons CD-Rom Sales

                        [phone] Voice
                        [phone] BBS

                        1465 Canterbury Drive
                        Clearwater, Fl 34616

You can place your order online our support BBS 24 hours per day
and download the latest catalog. Voice support & sales also
available.

Terms:    Visa, Mastercard, Money Orders and checks accepted. All
         prices subject to change without notice. Titles may be
         discontinued at any time. Shipping is $4.00 for one CD
         and $6.00 for two or more in the U.S. Florida residents
         add 7% sales tax. CD's may be returned within 14 days
         for equal exchange if not satisfied and disc is undamaged.


 THE FOLLOWING COMMERICIAL TITLES ARE CLOSE OUT SPECIALS AND
 QUANTITY IS LIMITED, SO ORDER NOW!

 American Business Phone   $19         Great Cities II         $16
 Business Master 2nd       $21         Fonts/Prof Publisher    $24
 Microsoft Works           $29         All New Clipart         $22
 Tempra Access Photo CD    $17         Kodak Photo CD          $19
 MacMillan Dict for Child  $26         Reference Library       $22
 Deathstar Arcade Battles  $17         Battle Chess Enhanced   $33
 The 7th Guest - Jewel     $37         Groliers Encycl MPC     $39
 PC Medic                  $21         Precision Mapping       $73
 SoundWav                  $22         King's Quest VI         $33
 Audobons's Mammals        $23         Mantis                  $24
 Family Doctor             $24         Electronic Home Library $26
 Firearms Reference        $19         Star Wars Chess         $22
 Our Solar System          $18         Great Poetry Classics   $39
 Project Gutenburg         $19         Fontazia Fonts & Sounds $22
 Colossal Cookbook         $19         US Atlas                $19
 American Civil War        $29         Best of Micropose       $29
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                        SHAREWARE TITLES

                          !!SPECIALS!!

               NightOwl 10 & 11..............$45
               NightOwl 9, 10, & 11..........$63
               NightOwl 8, 9, 10, & 11.......$84
               Pier 3 & 4....................$42
               Pier 4 & NightOwl 11..........$45
               Shareware Studio III & IV.....$35
               Top Drawer & Big Sky..........$33

CD PowerBox 1..............$20     Giga Games..................$21
CD PowerBox 2..............$30     Hobbes OS/2.................$20
CD WinBox..................$22     Monster Media III...........$33
------------------------------     Night Owl 10................$28
CICA for Windows...........$20     Night Owl 11................$32
Cream of the Crop II.......$33     OS/2 Box....................$31
Dr. Business...............$18     Pier 4......................$31
Dr. Clip Arts I............$18     Shareware Explorer 4........$45
Dr. Communications.........$18     Shareware Online 3..........$33
Dr. Fonts I................$18     Shareware Studio III........$20
Dr. Games for DOS II.......$18     Shareware Studio IV.........$22
Dr. Games for Windows I....$18     So Much Modem Madness.......$31
Dr. Graphics...............$18     So Much Shareware 3.........$26
Dr. Music Lab I............$18     -------------------------------
Dr. OS/2 I.................$18     Software Vault Games........$22
Dr. Reference..............$18     Software Vault Gold.........$22
Dr. Shareware Gold II......$18     Software Vault Platinum.....$24
Dr. Windows II.............$18     -------------------------------
Gameware Collection........$24     Tech Arsenal................$26

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                        ADULT TITLES

Secrets (XXX Movie)          $27  Main Street USA (Interactive XXX)  $24
Hidden Obsession (XXX Movie) $27  Surfer Girl (Interactive XXX)      $24
House of Dreams (XXX Movie)  $27  Sinfully Yours (Interactive XXX)   $24
Traci I Love You (XXX Movie) $27  3D Dream Girls                     $29
New Wave Hookers (XXX Movie) $27
Legends of Porn (XXX Movie)  $27  Machine Adult Sampler Disc         $10
Insatible (XXX Movie)        $27

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If a title you want is not listed, give us a call we may have it in stock!

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From: VINCENT MCCONNELL                      Number: 2462
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94  8:49p
Subj: Old Night Owls                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Looking for old Night Owl disks...6, 7, 8, 9... anyone have any willing to
sell or know where I can get these?

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From: MIKE CLARK                             Number: 2463
  To: ROBIN GIBSON                             Date: 04/24/94  8:09p
Subj: CDROMS & viruses                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > I recently read in another echo that the CD, "Secret Weapons of
 > Luftwaffe," has a virus in one file on it.  I attempted to do a
 > virus
 > check on my copy, using WSCAN.  When the scan got to the part
 > where it
 > tries to write its findings to that drive, of course it couldn't
 > because
 > of the CD (I hadn't even thought about that!).  Is there any
 > successful
 > way to scan a CD for a virus?
 > Robin

use scan114 & clean114 they will scan eny cdrom it will not clean a cdrom
disk.I use it to san every thing. the next one will be scan115.

mike

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From: STEWART ROTHMAN                        Number: 2464
  To: SAM FERTITTA                             Date: 04/24/94 12:00a
Subj: Beware of Boris                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 >SF Boris, go get em! That's the way, I like it..uh-hu.uh-hu.:)

"GO GET EM!, he doesn't know how.......For example, how does Boris
account for all the complaints against him from Japan, Canada,
Alaska, Holland, and all those others. It seems pretty far fetched
that all those people are wrong and Boris is right.

As far as him "Taking his gloves off", I did not see him actually reply
directly to and address ONE COMPLAINT out of all those mentioned from all
over the world. Now, after everybody's done posting, he comes in and speaks
generally, but he wouldn't answer one specific complaint!!

The word is still out, Beware and Caveat Emptor!

Boris, if you're reading this, everybody's tired of hearing about you here. I
posted that I was through talking about you here, THEN and ONLY THEN, did you
start to respond, when you thought nobody would answer or challenge you. You
have my phone number, why don't you call me and we'll see if you and I can
resolve the problem you created.
I'm tired of calling you, and I'm as tired of talking about your bad
policies here as everybody else is hearing them.

-- FD 2.00
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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2465
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94  8:01p
Subj: Shareware Studio 4                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

══════════]  A L L   N E W   S H A R E W A R E   S T U D I O  4  [═══════════

   Over 640 Megs Of Shareware Files -  Over 5,000 Programs -  BBS Ready
     Everything From Cad - Windows & More - Built In File Viewer
          File Dates From Late 93 - Early 94 - No Dupes

                           Price - $18.00

     ORDERS ONLY 800-243-0517  TECH/QUES 216-225-3263  FAX [phone]
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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2466
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94  8:01p
Subj: Thank you for uploading POST!           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

))))))))))))))))))))  A L L   N E W   P I E R  4  (((((((((((((((((((((((

   Fully BBS Ready          Over 4,000+ Files        Virus Checked
   Dup Checked              BBS Safety Checked       Over 500+ Megs

                           Price - $25.00
   Special Bundle Price Available On The Complete Pier Collection !!
Special Bundle Price Available On Night Owl 11, Pier 4 & Shareware Online 3

  ORDERS ONLY!! 800-243-0517  TECH/QUES 216-225-3263  FAX [phone]



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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2467
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94  8:01p
Subj: New Night Owl v12.0                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 ╒═══════════════════[  N I G H T  O W L  V 12.0  ]═══════════════════════╕
 │ All New Files - 95% 1994 Release  - Over 600 + Megs - Over 5,000 Files │
 │ Virus Checked ( True !!)  Dupe Checked ( True !!)  BBS Safe ( True !!) │
 │ Multipul Line Discriptions - New Online Viewer - Fewer Directories     │
 │                                                                        │
 │  Due Out 4/23/1994        Price - $22.00        Due Out 4/23/1994      │
 │                     Dealer Pricing Available !!                        │
 │SPECIAL PKG Available - Night Owl v12.0 + Pier 4 + Shareware Online 3 + │
 │Software Tool Chest - The Most Up To Date BBS Package - CALL FOR PRICE  │
 ╘═]  ORDERS ONLY 800-243-0517 TECH/QUES 216-225-3263 FAX [phone]  ]═╛

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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2468
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94  8:01p
Subj: CDROM Specials                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

    >>  S P E C I A L   C D R O M   S Y S T E M    P R I C E S  <<

Beethovan CDROM System complete w/controller & Bookshelf  Price - $149.00
             ( 360ms drive with 300Kbs transferate )
Dicovery 8 CDROM System w/SBPro, Speakers and 10 Titles   Price - $295.00
             ( 320ms drive with 300Kps transferate )
Omni CDROM System w/SBPro, extra ctl and 6 Titles         Price - $289.00
             ( 320ms drive with 300Kps transferate )

 ORDERS ONLY!! 800-243-0517   QUES/TECH 216-225-3263   FAX [phone]


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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2469
  To: ROBERT KING                              Date: 04/24/94  9:37p
Subj: Re: NEC 3X                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On 16 Apr 94 07:26pm, Robert King wrote to All:

>>      I am having problems with thru put on my NEC triple speed
>>      drive.  I am going thru a PAS, using a 486DX2, with 8Megs of
>>      Ram. What can I do to improve speed?  Both Encarta and MS
>>      Book Shelf say the drive is to slow, only the CD, everything
>>      else checks out OK. Would a separate SCSI board do the
>>      trick, if so what kind of board would people recommend?
>>        CD bench test said the drive was doing just under 300KB,
>>        no where near the 450 stated in the specs.
>>      Any and all suggestions are appreacated.  Thanks.


What kind of controller are you using...8 bit or 16 bit ??  Also, who's
the manufacture of the above controller.

Are you running under DOS or what ??  Are you running a cache ??

Let me know and maybe we can help you out !!



Boris Osadciw

... Silver Xpress!...... Not Just Another Off-Line Mail System <tm>!
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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2470
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94 11:00p
Subj: NIGHT OWL 12 FILE LSIT                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 ────────────────] N I G H T  O W L  12  F I L E  L I S T  [─────────────

    The complete file list for " Night Owl 12 " is now available for
    "File Request" from our BBS.

    This should help many of you get your systems online faster as well
    as allow those of you who have never used Night Owl, to review the
    cd before you purchase it.

    You may request "NIGHT12.ZIP" from 1:157/46 at baud rates up to 28.8
    7 days a week, 24 hours a day.

    We will also be offering support files for other shareware cd's very
    soon !!

    If you have a problem, call us at 216-225-3263 and we'll be happy to
    assist you.



Boris Osadciw

... Silver Xpress!...... The Master Surfer!
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From: JOS CHRISPIJN                          Number: 2471
  To: DANIEL WILSON                            Date: 04/23/94 12:26p
Subj: Re: Panasonic Install Probs.            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Daniel,

Quoting your message (19 Apr 94  02:20) to All :

 DW> I bought a Panasonic cd-rom player (562-B) at the
 DW> Toronto computer show.  I have followed the instructions
 DW> to the letter, but I can't get it to work.

 DW> Does anybody have any suggestions how to get it
 DW> working?
Is your computer under voltage &-) ?

Please be more specific; did you (hi)load driver(s), changed autoexec.bat
and config.sys etc... We'll be glad to help but must have more input!

Mzzle,
Jos

... Once := Accident   Twice := Coincidence
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From: PHIL ELLIOT                            Number: 2472
  To: BEVIS LOWRY                              Date: 04/21/94  3:43p
Subj: MYST Thanks                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Thanks for the help. It was much appreciated!

Phil ;-)

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From: PHIL ELLIOT                            Number: 2473
  To: TONY HANRAHAN                            Date: 04/21/94  3:59p
Subj: MYST Help                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Tony.

The generator.
Each of the buttons generate a certain amount of current. The idea is to
generate 59 volts, any more than that will turn the rocket side off.

Press each of the buttons in turn and record the amount of volts for each
button (you will need to watch the left dial when the right stops).

From you list press the combination of buttons that will add to 59 volts. It
does not matter which orde .

From there you can enter the rocket.

Have fun! ;-)


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From: PHIL ELLIOT                            Number: 2474
  To: SCOTT GRAHAM                             Date: 04/21/94  3:58p
Subj: MYST Thanks!                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Thanks for the help. Much appreciated!


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From: TONY STOTT                             Number: 2475
  To: JEAN-FRANCOIS BUSQUE                     Date: 04/23/94 10:30a
Subj: Sound Blaster                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: JOHN FOTI                              Number: 2476
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94 11:28a
Subj: Games For Sale or Swap                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

  All games in original boxed condition except for Carmen which has the
  original manual but no box.

  CD Titles
  The Labyrinth Of Time. This is similar to T7g. $65
  Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego Deluxe.  $35

  3.5 inch disks

  Privater with Speech Pack..$75
  Shadowcaster........... $45
  Cyberace............... $45
  Robocop 3.............. $20


  I am interested in Megarace and Myst.
  Leave a message if interested or your phone number & I will contact you.

  The above offer is for Australian residents only.

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From: DON WEIR                               Number: 2477
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94  2:59p
Subj: Peter Gabriel                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Is the new Peter Gabriel CD Rom out yet on MPC format?
Who has it?
Thanks!

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From: FRANCIS DUONG                          Number: 2478
  To: BRAD LEWIS                               Date: 04/19/94  6:26p
Subj: My CD-ROM doesn't work                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Brad!

Thursday April 07 1994 08:49, Brad Lewis wrote to Francis Duong:

 BL> Yes Desqview is a multitasking utility among other things and that is the
 BL> feature of it i am using.  I can access the CD drive in one window while a
 BL> user of the BBS is accessing it from another. I am wondering if your
 BL> problem might have nothing to do with te CD but a conflict in software you
 BL> are running? Do you know that BNU and Windows are not compatible and will
 BL> cause lock ups when a user calls. When I have the BBS up, I boot from a
 BL> floppy that has all the changes that windows implimented removed. Also do
 BL> you have lots of buffers set? These are just some of the things that gave
 BL> me problems in the beginning. By the way I broke down and bought a new
 BL> 562b double spin drive and put the old one away in the closet with the
 BL> rest of my antique equipment. hahahah. good luck... I paid $263 Canadian
 BL> for the new drive. It was nessasary anyway as my old one could not read
 BL> the CD's with more than about 560 megs; so, I could not use the new
 BL> nightowls on my BBS or any thing with higher density storage

I just brang it to the shop/dealer that I brought it from and he said there was
nothing wrong and he changed my Sound Card (SB Pro 8bit) for saftey as he said
could have been the CARD that was faulty... And so far it is logging it,
copying when I need it to, it calls up whenever I need it to... etc... Pretty
good...

Cheers,
Francis

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From: TOM BULUM                              Number: 2479
  To: KERRY ARCHER                             Date: 04/20/94  5:01p
Subj: 7th Guest                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Kerry Archer wrote in a message to All:

 KA> Looking for a solution to the Maze outside the kitchen...I
 KA> got through the grates, but after wandering around for what
 KA> seemed like hours, finally found myself BACK at the kitchen
 KA> door, without any further doors to open elsewhere in the
 KA> house, for my efforts.  Was this intentional, or does the
 KA> Maze lead somewhere else, and if so, how do you get there?

 KA> Many thanks to whoever answers...

 KA> Regards,

 KA> -Kerry


1)
Dungeon Maze:  Turn right at the 10th intersection:   (8th is L, 9R, 10R)
               Then Straight,R,R,R,L,R,S,R,L THEN COFFINS.


2)
  +-----------------------------------------------------+
  |        +--->---+                                    |
  +---+-+-+|+---+-+|+-+---------------------------------+
  |   | | |||   | ||| |+--->---+                        |
  | + | | ||| + | ||| ||+---+-+|+-+---+-+-------------  |
  | | | | |^| | | |V| |||   | ||| |+-+| |               |
  | | | | ||| | | ||| |^| + | |V| ||+|| +---------------+
  | | | | ||| | | ||| ||| | | ||| |^|V| |+---->---->---+|
  | | | | +|| | + ||| +|| | | ||| +|||| ||+---+-+-+---+||
  | | | |  || |   |V|+-+| | | |V|  |||| |^|   | | |   |||
  | | | | +^| | + ||||+ | | | ||| +^|V| +|| + + | + + |V|
  | | | | ||| | | |||^| | | | ||| |||||+-+| |   |   | |||
  | | | | ||| | | ||+|| | | + ||+-+|||+|+ | | + | + | ||+-
  | | | | ||| | | |+-+| | |   |+->-+|+-+| | | | | | | |+-->Exit to Basement
  | | | +-+|+-+ +-+---+-+ +---+-----+---+-+-+ +-+-+ +-+---
  | | |    +------<---------<---------<---------<---------<Start from Kitchen
  | | | +-+-+-+---+ +-+-+---+ +-+-+---+ +-+---+ +-+---+ +-
  | | | | | | |   | | | |   | | | |   | | |   | | |   | |
  | | | | + | | + | | | | + | | | | + | | + + | | + + | |
  | | | |   | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |   | | |   | | |
  | | | | + | + | | | | | | | + | | | | | + | + | + | + |
  | | | | | |   | | | | | | |   | | | | | | |   | | |   |
  | | | + | | + | | | | | | | + | | | | | +-+---+ | +---+
  | | |   | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |       |     |
  | | | + | | | | | | | + | + | | + | + | +-  ----+-----+
  | | | | | | | | | | |   |   | |   |   |               |
  | | + | | | | | + | +---+---+-+---+---+-------------  |
  | |   | | | | |   |                                   |
  +-+---+-+-+ +-+---+-----------------------------------+
  |                                                     |
  +-----------------------------------------------------+


Tom.
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From: TOM BULUM                              Number: 2480
  To: JOHN DONALDSON                           Date: 04/20/94  5:05p
Subj: 7th Guest                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

John Donaldson wrote in a message to All:

 JD>   We have been able to solve all the puzzles on the firt
 JD> floor except for one.  This is the puzzle with the spiders.
 JD> What is the solution???? My step-son and I have been trying
 JD> to solve this one for 2 months now.

 JD> Thanks in advance

 JD> John A. Donaldson
 JD> Kevin Winkler


Here's part of the cheat file for T7G:


Spiders on the Star:

      OBJECTIVE: Cover all the purple circles around the edge of the star
                 with spiders. NOTE: The puzzle is won when all but one
                 circles have been covered with a spider. The spiders
                 will move alone one of the lines from the starting
                 circle to the ending circle.


       SOLUTION:

                             P1

                     P6               P4

                   P3                   P7

                     P8               P2
                             P5


             Click on   then Click to move to
             --------   ---------------------
                   P1                      P8
                   P2                      P1
                   P3                      P2
                   P4                      P3
                   P5                      P4
                   P6                      P5
                   P7                      P6


         OR

      1.) Click any purple circle to start.
      2.) Click on either purple circle connected via the lines to the
          one from step 1 to have the spider move to there.

      3.) Pick a purple circle so that after the spider moves he will
          be on the circle from step #1 above.
      4.) Click on the circle from step #1 above to have the spider move
          to it.
      5.) Pick a purple circle so that after the spider moves he will
          be on the circle from step #3 above.
      4.) Click on the circle from step #3 above to have the spider move
          to it.

      Continue this way around the star, picking a spot so that the spider
      can move to the place you CREATED the last spider on.


Tom.
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From: DAVID MCGEE                            Number: 2481
  To: GORDON MCQUILLIN                         Date: 04/20/94  4:11p
Subj: $12.95 Adult CD !!                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

> *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*   The Profit Group   *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
>FORBIDDEN SUBJECTS - (Without Sick & Twisted Graphics) - $19.95
># This disc has become so controversial with our advertisers that
># many of them have banned us from referencing it's contents in full
># detail for fear of retaliation.

    Hi, what sort of subjects are on this CD??... David
* UniQWK v2.0 * The Windows Mail Reader


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From: DAVID MCGEE                            Number: 2482
  To: BORIS OSADCIW                            Date: 04/20/94  4:19p
Subj: Adult Titles                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

>                       ADULT CD-ROM PRICE LIST

>Amateur Models................25.00
>Busty Babes II................25.00
 Nova I .......................30.00
 >
    Hi, I am interested in each of these titles, How do each of them
vary? What sort of subjects are on the disks? Where are the Amateur
titles collected from?
  Thanks... David
* UniQWK v2.0 * The Solution for Multilingual Messages



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From: FRANK MERSON                           Number: 2483
  To: STEVE MANN                               Date: 04/22/94  6:41p
Subj: Low Cost CDROMS                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Steve,
I Just got a Cd-Rom so I'm Interested in buying some of these games. Which is
the best? (Don't say "The most expensive one" if you can avoid it). You can
voice me on 555-8523 if you like or alternatively leave a message, Thanks.
                                    Frank.


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From: DON WEIR                               Number: 2484
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/23/94  9:33p
Subj: ALL MUSIC GUIDE CD-ROM                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I'm after the Windows version (and latest) of the
---> All Music Guide <---

Anyone have it?

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From: JEFF BRIELMAIER                        Number: 2485
  To: GARY HILBERT                             Date: 04/24/94  6:00p
Subj: REBEL ASSUALT FIX V1.4                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

GH>SS> RE> I called the LucasArts BBS and got the Rebel Assualt Fix v1.4 and a
GH>
GH>No, the fix 1.4 solved my problem entirely.  I am using a rather bland
GH>Kraft brand joystick.  Maybe your model is more sensitive?

Could I get you email me a copy of the "fix" file?  (debug or UUencode okay)
[e-mail]

thanks in advance

 * KingQWK 1.05 * No program is idiot-proof, idiots are ingenious!

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From: JACK HELSER                            Number: 2486
  To: TERRY BLOUNT                             Date: 04/25/94 10:33a
Subj: Cream of the Crop II                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Terry Blount wrote in a message to Jack Helser:

JH> Would  like  to  put  on  CoC3  if  it  compliments  CoC2  well.

 TB>  There will be no duplicated files  and 3  will  pick  up
 TB> where 2  left off.  I'm about 80% ready to press.

I just received a second CDROM drive last week. So will be looking forward to
3. Are you taking any advance orders for Cream III, or will it be through
dealers?

TTFN, Jack
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From: JACK HELSER                            Number: 2487
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 04/25/94 10:33a
Subj: Recommendation Please                   Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

Hello Mike!

I'm currently running Cream of the Crop II, and plan to pick up CoC3 when Terry
releases it. I think at that time I'll take CoC2 off line and I'd like to
replace it with a CD that's mostly Windows software, Games, end user oriented
stuff (little or no BBS software, or Fido stuff).  A good selection (25% or so)
of .WAVs, .BMPs, fonts, etc., are OK if no copyright problems, and if G-rated
(family BBS :). Also, I'm running Max in the manual date mode, so the filedate,
and filesize are in the files.bbs. Manual setup is OK if I don't have to punch
in file date/size info, and there aren't more than 30 directories or so. Too
much to ask or is there such a CD? :) Thanks.

TTFN, Jack
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From: FRANKY WONG                            Number: 2488
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94 10:34a
Subj: WHERE IS BRICE'S CDROM?                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Dear Mr. Brice Flecktein,

WRT my previous MESSAGES sent via internet, NETMAIL and even newsgrp,
did you receive them?

I am VERY disappointed, as my $130 check was cashed by YOU more than a
month ago, and not even a single bit of response has heard from you, not
mentioning the shipment of the CD ROM.

PLEASE do your very best to return a message to me.  Pls try both
NETMAIL and internet ([e-mail]).  In your message, I
expect you to confirm the date of shipment and shipment address.

I am not in a habit to bad-mouth anyone.  But I WILL do so if I HAVE TO.
Please do not hesitate to drop me a message if you think I might have
misunderstood the situation.

√ I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks.


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From: SIGI RINDLER                           Number: 2489
  To: DAVID MCGEE                              Date: 04/25/94 10:38a
Subj: WOMEN ON WHEELS: $29.90                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DM>>Hi, what sort of things are on the Scissors & Stone CD? Thanks... David

DM>* UniQWK v2.0 * The Windows Mail Reader

Hmmm... your message must have gotten astray. That's all what I
got.

 * OLX 2.1 TD * A cat's courage is as strong as the dog's chain.


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From: TIMOTHY ROY                            Number: 2490
  To: CHERKAOUI SIDI                           Date: 04/25/94  1:09p
Subj: Microcosm                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

-> Wait till you see Megarace, this is one of the coolest games on
-> CD-Rom; far better than Microcosm I tell you...

   If it's far better than Microcosm, I'd hate to play Microcosm. Megarace is
nice to look at.  The multimedia interludes between actual gametime are
breathtaking.  The actual gameplay leaves much to be desired.  I found it to be
not much better than what I'd expect from a cruddy EGA shareware game.  What
makes it good, aside from the neat animations of the hovering vehichle (ala
Blade Runner) and that irritating guy?


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From: JIM LAMBERT                            Number: 2491
  To: RICK SHOAF                               Date: 04/24/94  9:17p
Subj: Pioneer 604X $1250                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RS>I can get a brand new one for less than $1150 with the controller card.

Good, buy one!  Mine is now off the market.  Thanks!

                                                        Jim...

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From: JIM LAMBERT                            Number: 2492
  To: BEN HARMON                               Date: 04/24/94  9:20p
Subj: Pioneer 604X $1250                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

BH>A bit over priced for a "USED" drive don't cha think? Gee how much did
  >you sell them new for? :-))

No, not at all when you consider the scsi interface and six new CD-Roms
that were included with it.  It is now off the market.  I am not a drive
salesman, so the rest of your questions are N/A.  Take care.

                                                        Jim...

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From: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                     Number: 2493
  To: STEPHEN RUSBOLDT                         Date: 04/20/94 11:44a
Subj: DAYTON HAMVENTION                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

>What dealers from this echo are going to have a booth there?

 I intend to be at Dayton outside - don't have a booth number yet, though, may
have to end up going through the walk-in procedure.

 I HATE their stupid "lottery" system - they should get a larger facility (like
Wright-Patterson), as they have HORRIBLY outgrown Hara Arena....


 * SLMR 2.1a * I'm NOT born again! Mom got it right the first time!

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From: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                     Number: 2494
  To: CRAIG HUXLEY                             Date: 04/20/94  1:49p
Subj: CDROM PRICE REDUCTIONS                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

>When are you likely to have the new Walnut Creek OS/2 pressing (March 94 ed)?

 The new Hobbes pressing is dated Febuary 1994, not March 1994.


 * SLMR 2.1a * Beaked in the back - you KNOW this won't be easy to solve

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From: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                     Number: 2495
  To: JIM KEHO                                 Date: 04/21/94  6:15a
Subj: GROLIERS V6 1994 EDIT                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

> Gregg, I just checked my Groliers V6 (mine says 1993), and I get the stealth
>picture with the SPAD too.. Strange!  I checked my Software Toolworks
(Groliers
>92) and it shows the SPAD picture.. I guess they goofed! I wonder where else?
>I'm going to check some more! I wonder if there is an update (correction)?

 The "update" will most likely be "v7"....


 * SLMR 2.1a * A Cat's purr is sound of it generating mystery and enigma

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From: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                     Number: 2496
  To: JIM CLEMENTS                             Date: 04/21/94  6:20a
Subj: COMPACT DISC CAPACITY                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

>FP>The original specs for the CD (from about 1982) stated total storage of
>FP>about 4 _Gigabytes_

>(snip)

 Don't bother - the original specs were more like 4 GigaBITS, not 4 GigiBYTES.
 (Mode 1 works out to about 550 Megabytes, or 4.4 Gigabits).

>FP>Quite frankly, it's only the low cost of CD's in comparsion to floppies
>FP>that has allowed them to get away with only releasing around 600Mb per
>FP>disk.

>Interesting. Can you give any authorities for this?

 Only his own MISreading of the original specifications - easy mistake, though,
could have happened to almost anyone....


 * SLMR 2.1a * Chastity: the most unnatural of sexual perversions.

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From: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                     Number: 2497
  To: ALEX CASTANEDA                           Date: 04/21/94  6:22a
Subj: ADVICE TO A NEWCOMER                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

>My son is buying his first PC and neither of us knows anything about ROM.

>   You said ROM do you mean RAM

 Pat hopefully meant "CD-ROM" not just "ROM"....


 * SLMR 2.1a * Rudolf the Red knows rain, Dear....

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From: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                     Number: 2498
  To: JOS CHRISPIJN                            Date: 04/21/94  7:51a
Subj: NIGHTOWL 12!                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

> DK> We are now taking Pre-Orders for NIGHTOWL 12 and So Much Shareware 4.

>Are they both ONLY 1994 file(s dates) aware ?

 I should know about So Much Shareware 4 by the end of the week, Night Owl 12
will likely take a week or 2 longer (SMS 4 is in stock at one of my
distributors, just haven't had a chance to go over and grab any quite yet)....


 * SLMR 2.1a * Bankers do it with interest....

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From: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                     Number: 2499
  To: STEPHEN LOWERY                           Date: 04/21/94  7:55a
Subj: FOOTBALL FOR CD-ROM                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

>Does anyone out there know if there is any good football games for the CD-ROM

 Haven't had a chance to play them, but you might be interested in the "ESPN
Football" and "ESPN Baseball" CD-ROMs.

 Tony Larussa Baseball II is also out on a ROM, don't know if it's any
different
from the floppy-based version or not.

 See my price list tomorrow in CDROM_SALE or CFORSALE for order information....


 * SLMR 2.1a * Moderator: God, Dictator, Tyrant, Oppressor - Roget

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From: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                     Number: 2500
  To: TERRY BLOUNT                             Date: 04/21/94 11:16a
Subj: DEAL?                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

>BF>  Not that I know of -  just  basically  was  a  case  where  one BF>
dealer
>has become disgruntled at Mark  Abbicci  (sp?)  for  some BF> unspecified
>reason apparently involving Night Owl,

> Could it have anything to do with Mark getting his  phone  number
> printed on the back of all the Night Owl 11's?

 I don't know, but that WOULD be major annoyance with me as well, if the NO
11's
I saw came that way.

> most didn't see that number...  and  the
> ones that did had to take the time to remove the  shrinkwrap  and
> take out the label.

 I suspect that my supplier is already doing that....


 * SLMR 2.1a * Windws is ine for bckgroun comunicaions

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From: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                     Number: 2501
  To: LON SEIDMAN                              Date: 04/21/94 11:18a
Subj: LASERDISC-ROM                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

> BF>  Still in the labs, but should make it into production
> BF> in the next couple of
> BF> years, would be MY guess....

>It's going to make every optical media reader currently available totally
>obsolete.

 It'll make all of the current CD-ROM players obsolete, once pricing gets
reasonable - but it may or may not touch Laserdisc (which already uses a
somewhat different format from CD-ROM) and it won't immediately touch the
Erasable-Optical or WORM markets....

>At least with the blue laser system, I won't need
>to flip the disc three times through a movie :).

 Yeah, that WOULD be nice!

 8-)


 * SLMR 2.1a * See Cat. See Cat run. All right, who opened the Cat food?

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From: JESSE HORNBACHER                       Number: 2502
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94  3:53a
Subj: Configuring a CD-ROM                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I recently purchesed a CD-ROM. It can use INT 03 thru 06. INT 03 is my modem 04
is my mouse and 06 is my floppy drives. I tried using 05 but the software won't
recognize it at 05. Any suggestions?

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From: CHUCK ADAMS                            Number: 2503
  To: SHARAD AGGARWAL                          Date: 04/24/94  7:10p
Subj: CD's                                    Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

I already have Compton's Multimedia, is this the on you have?
I am also looking for Adult CD's (do you have any you want to trade)?
Also I am deep into desktop publishing, and if you have anything like Fonts or
Clipart  I will be willing to swap you .

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From: KERRY ARCHER                           Number: 2504
  To: JOHN DONALDSON                           Date: 04/24/94  1:49p
Subj: 7th Guest                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Check out another message left on this echo: it turns out the secret to the
maze is the rug that adjoins the bishop puzzle in one of the bedrooms; the
entrance is on the right side of the rug, and the exit is beside it...the rug
provides the path through the maze.

Regards,

-Kerry

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From: KERRY ARCHER                           Number: 2505
  To: ARNIE GROSS                              Date: 04/24/94  1:51p
Subj: Re: 7th Guest                           Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

Thanks, arnie!  Great help!

Regards,

-Kerry

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From: KEITH ALUMBAUGH                        Number: 2506
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/22/94  9:51p
Subj: HELP!                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

        I need help on installing a Toshiba Cd-Rom.   Originally, it
was external, then I made it internal.  I am connecting it to a PAS-16.
 I'm using the driver that came with the PAS-16, but I don't think the
driver is right, or the jumpers on the drive are right.  I have a
jumper across the Term pins, and across the Id1 pins.  The drive works
OK until I go into Windows to install Iron Helix.  Then it slows to a
crawl, and has failures.  It also loses track of what files are on the
CD in the drive.  What do I need to do?  What are the correct settings
for the jumpers on my Toshiba? ... PAS-16? ... How about my Cd-Rom
drivers?  Also, does someone have the number for Toshiba tech support?
I bought the drive used, but I know it still works.

Thanks,

Keith

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From: CHARLES TABB                           Number: 2507
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94  6:57p
Subj: CD-ROM IDEA !!!!!!!!!                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

You know with all the CD'S out dealing with Medical / Human problems I'll bet
there is a lot of $$$$$ to be made if someone were to come out with a CD with
diagnostics for cats & dogs.  If you are a pet owner I'm sure you would welcome
it.  I just had my puppy get sick with Diarear <sp> adn not knowing what to do
I waited 2 hrs. to recieve a call back from the vet only to find that a dose of
pepto-bismal in a childs dosage would do the trick. Of course I am assuming
that none exists so if I'm wrong let me know.  I'm sure that there are many who
feel towards a pet as if they were a member of the family.


                             charles tabb

                             Richmond Virginia
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From: ANDY STEWART                           Number: 2508
  To: MARTIN CLEAVER                           Date: 04/24/94 11:51p
Subj: Make Your Own CD'S!!!                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


MC>  Assuming you mean you aren't supposed to re-cord the music in any way, you
MC>  argument remains rubbish. No one's going to bust you for making a cassette
MC>  of your own CD to play in the car, and hence, I would argue, it is not ill
MC>  to do so.

     What I'm trying to say is, it IS illegal to make the backups, but
     chances are you're NOT going to get busted for it.  But posting
     that you're looking to make your own CDs with music you don't own
     the rights to opens you up 'possibly' getting some trouble.  Like I
     said before, the person doing the actual burning would be more
     likely to get the heat.  Ahhhh..  forget it, this is going
     nowhere..


MC>  The documentation can say what it likes, as has frequently been stated her
MC>  elsewhere: the claims and rules broacast on packaging aren't worth the shr
MC>  wrap that covers them. No one has tested then in court, because they just
MC>  what ever metaphor you want to use. I wouldn't dispute the ownership of
MC>  intellectual property, but the other claims often made are crazy (e.g. ban
MC>  backups).

     I agree, the 'no backup' notices in the dox are nuts, and there are
     ways around it, but most state you can make a backup dor personal
     archival purposes only.  The old way it was stated made it seem
     that you could only have the original disk copy (ie: No copying to
     RAM or HD.. in other words.. you buy it, but can't run it... but
     it's gotten clearer.. <g>)


 * SLMR 2.1a * If this were an actual tagline, you would be wet!


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From: MICHAEL CROSSON                        Number: 2509
  To: JOHN HART                                Date: 04/25/94  7:42p
Subj: Re: Don't Lie to me                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 >NEC's ads with the girl saying "Don't lie to me." and the guy saying
 >"Please be honest." are getting old.  The ad goes on to say, "You want
 >the truth?  Here is is.  NEC's new MultiSpin 3X CD-ROM readers are the
 >best performing readers on the market."

I always that that was a very weird ad... but maybe the fact that we are
talking about it now means it was a success after all!

Michael

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From: RICK SAMUELS                           Number: 2510
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94  4:38p
Subj: CD Rom on AS 400                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Does anybody know if there is a reasonably priced way to integrate a CD-Rom on
an AS/400 running IBM's OS/400 using IBM's PC Support acting as a file server
for PCs on a token ring network so the PCs can access the CD-Rom.

Rick Samuels

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From: RUSH WILLIAMS                          Number: 2511
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94 10:20p
Subj: Help-Advice Wanted                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I've been planning on purchasing a CD-Rom drive for some time now.
Seeing as how I only plan on playing games and possibly using it for
educational purposes (dictionary, encyclopedia etc), I was wondering
what would be my best choice.  I've been lurking around this conference
lately and read just enough messages about double/triple/quadruple
speeds to confuse Einstein.  My question is, what's my best course of
action.  Should I go for one of those $199 double speed drives now, or
wait until the prices of the triple/quadruple speeds come down?  Does
all this double/triple/quadruple stuff REALLY make a difference?  I
currently have a 386dx40, but will doing a CPU upgrade to a 486/33 in
the near future.  Basically, I need advice on whether I should spend my
duckets now and get something that may or may not be obsolete, or wait
in the hopes that my ever shrinking wallet will one day be thick enough
to purchase a quadruple/pentruple speed CD-ROM.
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From: FRANK KERSTEN                          Number: 2512
  To: ROBIN GIBSON                             Date: 04/24/94  6:03p
Subj: CDROMS & viruses                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Robin,

On Wednesday 20 April 1994 your keyboard produced to All:

 RG> that!).  Is there any successful way to scan a CD for a virus?

Try Thunderbyte Antivirus Utilities. I've got no problems scanning a CDROM.

CU L8er, Frank.
(Fido : 2:512/200.2, Internet : [e-mail])
Murphy says : The repairman will never have seen a model quite
              like yours before.

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From: GORDON PETERSON                        Number: 2513
  To: PAT CLAUSER                              Date: 04/17/94  9:46p
Subj: Advice To A Newcomer                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

PC>My son is buying his first PC and neither of us knows anything about
PC>ROM.  Can you buy it already installed ?

Sure, but make sure they don't overprice it!

PC>Can you buy one without and then add it later?

You generally can, as long as you have an open 5-1/4" drive bay and an
available slot to add the interface card.

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From: GORDON PETERSON                        Number: 2514
  To: STEWART ROTHMAN                          Date: 04/17/94  9:55p
Subj: BORIS OSADCIW                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

SR>I have told the story of how he "GOT" me enough times. If you read these

Yes, but evidently you'd rather continue posting stupid messages griping
and taking potshots than either giving a solid response to a serious
question or else just dropping the matter and leaving the echo in peace.

SR>echoes regularly, you would have seen some of them. Also you would have read
SR>posts of how he scr---d people in Japan and Canada among others. In the past
SR>few weeks, there have been many, many posts about Boris. Most of them were
SR>titled "BEWARE". If you had good treatment and he shipped what he said, when
SR>he said he would, you were lucky. Congratulations...

Anybody who sells things by mail order is going to occasionally have an
outage of stock, or an item which (came in, and) goes out defective, or
whatever.  And anybody who handles a LOT of orders will have more such
unfortunate cases.

If Boris were _really_ shafting people right and left, there'd be LOTS
of messages from LOTS of his customers (not just a smattering here and
there, most of those repeatedly from a tiny number who apparently have
an axe to grind) and it would be obvious to the most casual observer
that he wasn't a good guy to deal with.

But that isn't the case, Stewart.

SR>I and at least a dozen others I've read messages from, as well as many other
SR>that were talked about will never deal with him again.

No problem, if I were him I'm QUITE sure I wouldn't want your BUSINESS
(such as it is) ever again.

SR>I'm not going to
SR>clutter up the Echo by repeating it all again......He isn't worth it!!!!!

Good.  Then shut up and QUIT cluttering up the echo with your tiresome,
repeated griping and complaining too.  I'm sure I speak for a lot of us
when I say, we're tired of reading it.

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From: GORDON PETERSON                        Number: 2515
  To: DOLORES FORTINO                          Date: 04/17/94 10:05p
Subj: CD-ROM Drive Advice                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DF>I would appreciate some advice. I am going to start looking for a cheap,
DF>possibly used, CD-ROM drive, but I don't know too much about these
DF>drives. My main requirement is that it be multiple-session Photo CD
DF>compatible. Speed is not important (or at least not as important as
DF>price). Are there are any single-speed drives that support multiple
DF>sessions? What do the references to caddy drives mean? Does this mean

If it needs a caddy, you don't want one.  Caddy drives require that you
insert the CD-ROM into a special carrier before you can stick it into
the drive... these carriers typically cost $5 or more each, and are not
necessary with a caddyless drive.

I was at CeBIT in Germany a month or so ago, and it's pretty obvious
from what I saw there that caddyless drives are becoming more popular,
and as people become more aware of the issues, the caddy-type drives are
disappearing from the scene.  Manufacturers are mentioning prominently
that their drives are "caddyless" as an advantage... NOBODY is bragging
about the fact that their drives use caddies.

DF>that each CD will require a caddy, making them more expensive? What

Yes, either that or you have to fiddle discs in and out of the dumb
things before you can insert them into the drive.  Steer clear of them!

DF>should I expect to pay for a cheap used or new drive that supports
DF>multiple sessions, particularly a single speed?

Certainly not over $150.  You can buy a double-speed, caddyless
Panasonic brand new for not much more than that.

DF>What else do I need to
DF>know when looking through ads? Any help would be appreciated.

Really, Dolores, the truth is that you needn't really worry about
getting the absolutely-lowest-price-drive you can find.  With the
double-speed Panasonic CR-562 family drives (which are excellent) going
for way under $200, the drive cost is minor in any case compared to what
you're going to be spending on the discs you use in it.  If it was me, I
probably wouldn't go today with a single-speed drive unless it was $100
or less, with controller card and everything, and in perfect working
condition.  Just having a new-drive guarantee is almost worth the
difference.

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From: GORDON PETERSON                        Number: 2516
  To: SAM FERTITTA                             Date: 04/17/94 10:40p
Subj: Open scream.                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

SF>I have responded to 37 messages since the 28th of March. Most of them here,
SF>for sale conference, and several others. I have made many good offers on cd'
SF>and other sale items. I have had just 7 people nice enough to respond to me.
SF>Hey, if ya want 30 dollars for something, and I offer 25, come on, at least
SF>RESPOND. This is a joke with most of you.

No, what you're taking as a joke is the price they're asking.  There are
THOUSANDS of sysops around the world which are paying money, most of
them out of their own pockets, to carry to and store on computers
around the whole planet your dumb message trying to talk a guy out of an
extra five bucks.  Don't you realize that they're together paying FAR
more than that five bucks to carry your message?  If you want the disc
being offered, then for pete's sake, pay the price the seller is
asking!!!  If you don't, then press ENTER and go on to the next message
until you either find a seller who's selling it at your price, or decide
you're gonna have to pay the market price.

SF>And please, if any of you have
SF>notion to flame me, don't expect a response. I don't have the time or the
SF>inclination to respond to such drivel.

And YOU'RE griping that people aren't responding to YOUR offers trying
to bargain down their prices!!!!   Drivel, indeed.

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From: GORDON PETERSON                        Number: 2517
  To: PETER CLEMENKO                           Date: 04/17/94 10:46p
Subj: Pc Camera                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

PC>Any time Lots of luck... Ever think of video capture??

The quality is usually very disappointing.  You don't get anywhere close
to a 640x480 resolution, in part because the camera and VCR won't
usually do that good.  The other reason is because you either have to
take two fields (both halves of a complete 525-line frame, recorded 1/60
of a second apart) and thus get a nasty fringing effect due to the
motion during that 1/60 of a second, or else you take just one field,
and that gives you even poor resolution still... no more than 263
horizontal lines.

Even a rather mediocre scanner will usually get a FAR better captured
image than you can get with video capture.

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From: KEVIN BEYERS @ 910/100                 Number: 2518
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94 12:46p
Subj: hitachi Driver                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

hello all, Last weekend, my father and I bought an CDR-2500 used<OLD> Driver,
and it seems that hitachi might and might not have a driver for my Drive.. I
been able to use the cd-rom under dos, so it works, but I need to be able to
use it under os/2. So doesn anyone have the Hitachi Driver package<hitachi
wantes it for 30$<I already spent to much money on this one.

                                                 Kevin Beyers

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From: DAVE LAMPILA                           Number: 2519
  To: GRAHAM REITZ                             Date: 04/26/94  1:10p
Subj: Windows, Stacker, and a CD-ROM          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

In a message of <Apr 23 13:17>, Graham Reitz (1:377/72) writes:
 >        Has anyone had any problems with Stacker 4.0 and there CD-ROM
 >not working properly in Windows?  For some strange reason Windows now

I'm running Stacker 4.0, Windows 3.1 and DOS 6.2 with no problems. 4.0 did
define my drives with different letters than I had previously used and I have
still not sorted that out but no other problems.

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From: DAVE WONG                              Number: 2520
  To: JIM KEHO                                 Date: 04/23/94  9:26p
Subj: Re: Critical Path                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Jim, are you gonna send me your address again so I can buy your game?
let me know. Bye!! today is 4/23/94, so if you have send it already,
disreagard this. Bye!!


 * OLX 2.1 TD * GO SPEED RACER GO, SAID TRIXIE

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From: RICHARD HOOVER                         Number: 2521
  To: MARK WALKER, OR ANYONE                   Date: 04/26/94  8:19a
Subj: Bible CD'S BEST ONES ????????           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On (23 Apr 94) Mark Walker wrote to Rob Clarke...

 MW>  I just got "The Holy Bible" by Advantage Plus.  About $19.

Mark, does this CD have parallel translations side-by-side? That's
what I'm looking for in a good Bible CD.




...

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From: TIM VERPOORTEN                         Number: 2522
  To: {}                                       Date: 04/25/94  1:15p
Subj: Iron Helix for Mac                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

For Sale Iron Helix for Mac Cd Rom.
Brand New, never opened!
Make an offer!
Tim Verpoorten
P.o.box 609
Plover, WI
715-344-6527

... Sign Here: __________________________________
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From: DAVE BEATRICE                          Number: 2523
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94  8:39p
Subj: Rebel Assault trade                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I have Rebel Assualt for trade.  Used exactly 1 hour in my drive.  I have
all the docs and the box for it.  I would like to trade it for Strike
Commander or Comanche, or Chessmaster 4000 Turbo, etc.  No role playing
or puzzle or adventure type stuff.  There was one reply I got but message
was garbled!  If you wanna trade, leave message in this echo or contact
me via [e-mail]


Dave


... Someday Mother will die, and I'll get the money
___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12

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From: BRIAN TIELKING                         Number: 2524
  To: CARL BENSON                              Date: 04/26/94 10:18a
Subj: NEC 3X series w/SB16 SCS                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Where did you get yours? Did you get it mail order, retail or distributor? I
have been looking at prices for awhile. I would appreciate it if you could help
me out


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From: KENT TIMM                              Number: 2525
  To: TERRY BLOUNT                             Date: 04/25/94 12:44p
Subj: Re: Cream of the Crop II                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 TB> KT> Any chance you have a copy of R/C Helper 1.02 on there?
 TB> You can mail it to me and if it is not over 6 months old
 TB> I'll include it.
 TB> (1:3625/441)
Is that your bbs (the node number?)
A new version will be out in a couple days!

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From: GARY HUFF                              Number: 2526
  To: ROBERT FISHER                            Date: 04/26/94 11:33a
Subj: Re: CD-ROM Problems                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

> RF> I have a CD-ROM in my new Packard Bell.  About 1 month ago, each of
> my
> RF> slowly quit in a 2 day time period.  Now I can't read ANY cd's.
> When
> RF> "DIR" I get an error.  Any ideas?
>
> Mind sharing the error your're getting, Robert?
>
RF> Never mind, I figured out what's wrong, the motor that spins the CD qu

Yes, that will cause an error message!  :-)


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From: THOMAS DALRYMPLE                       Number: 2527
  To: JIM KEHO                                 Date: 04/25/94 10:31a
Subj: Re: Cd Rom Shipment                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

From Jim to Thomas babbling about Re: Cd Rom Shipment.


JK> Thomas, I have The Animals! San Diego Zoo.. In fact I bought it from
JK>Dave Wong, and I recently picked up the CD Rom pack which includes
JK>it.. So, I'm selling it, and it IS MPC.. I'm selling it for $17.00
JK>shipped.. Let me know IF  Dave's all out of them..


I'll keep ya in mind Jim.  If you have anything else you would like to
get rid of or possibly trade, let me know...

Thomas A. Dalrymple
Internet:  [e-mail]
Phone:     [phone]
Fax:       Same..just call ahead

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From: ROBERT FISHER                          Number: 2528
  To: MIKE CLARK                               Date: 04/25/94 10:30p
Subj: CD-ROM Problems                         Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

*** Quoting Mike Clark to Robert Fisher dated 04-23-94 ***
>  > PID: T.A.G. 2.6f1
>  > MSGID: 1:106/959 2DB45A06
>  > I have a CD-ROM in my new Packard Bell.  About 1 month ago, each
>  > of my CD's
>  > slowly quit in a 2 day time period.  Now I can't read ANY cd's.
>  > When I type
>  > "DIR" I get an error.  Any ideas?
>  >               -Robert
>
> Robert,what is the error msg.? could be a cable has come lose from the
> drive or the bad is your drive is D.O.A.
>
> P.S. As I right this I am lisenning to the  Rippingtons,Week End In
> Monaco on my CDROM!!!
>
> ---
>  * Origin: Mike's House - Coos Bay, OR (1:356/4.35)
>
You're making me jealous!  I can't open the computer, because it cancels the
waranty.
                   -Robert

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From: BILL HUTHER                            Number: 2529
  To: ROBERT FISHER                            Date: 04/26/94  7:50a
Subj: CD-ROM Problems                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Robert Fisher wrote in a message to Mike Clark:

>  > I have a CD-ROM in my new Packard Bell.  About 1 month ago, each
>  > of my CD's
>  > slowly quit in a 2 day time period.  Now I can't read ANY cd's.

 RF> You're making me jealous!  I can't open the computer,
 RF> because it cancels the waranty.

Then that's the answer, Robert .. Make THEM fix it under the warranty.

-bill
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From: JOE RINEHART                           Number: 2530
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/24/94  9:55a
Subj: !292 Cd's $20 or less!                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CD-DISC SALE...
OS/2 Hobbes $13.05                     $5.00 FedEx shipping (domestic)
Shareware Studio 4 $16.00              $5.00 C.O.D.'s WELCOME!
Order by 6pm for same day shipping!    $8.00 DHL WorldMail (Worldwide)
             International DHL Quotes via e-mail 24 hours
>292 CD-ROM titles $20.00 or less!  To order discs or catalog contact:
Joe Rinehart, config.sys, Inc., P.O. Box 27, Kent, Ohio 44240.0001, or
voice:216.296.9831, voice:216.296.4446, DATA/FAX: [phone] - 24hrs
NORTH AMERICAN TOLL-FREE ORDER LINE 1.800.6.CONFIG=1800.626.6344 24HRS

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From: JOE RINEHART                           Number: 2531
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94  5:44a
Subj: !292 Cd's $20 or less!                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CD-DISC SALE...
OS/2 Hobbes $13.05                     $5.00 FedEx shipping (domestic)
Shareware Studio 4 $16.00              $5.00 C.O.D.'s WELCOME!
Order by 6pm for same day shipping!    $8.00 DHL WorldMail (Worldwide)
             International DHL Quotes via e-mail 24 hours
>292 CD-ROM titles $20.00 or less!  To order discs or catalog contact:
Joe Rinehart, config.sys, Inc., P.O. Box 27, Kent, Ohio 44240.0001, or
voice:216.296.9831, voice:216.296.4446, DATA/FAX: [phone] - 24hrs
NORTH AMERICAN TOLL-FREE ORDER LINE 1.800.6.CONFIG=1800.626.6344 24HRS

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From: SHARAD AGGARWAL                        Number: 2532
  To: JIM KEHO                                 Date: 04/26/94  5:52p
Subj: Re: Cd Trade                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

--> Sharad Aggarwal Quotes a message written by Jim Keho
--> to Sharad Aggarwal on 04-24-94 21:25 saying:
JK>  > I have a Comptons 1991 that I am willing to trade.  It has
JK>  > less features but much of the same material.  Basicaly,
JK>  > its only missng a few videos and some cra about Bill Clinto
JK>  >  Please tell me more about the CD'S you are willing to trad
JK>
JK>  Sharad, _IF_ you don't work out something with Chuck, I'd be
JK> I have a couple of Shareware CD's, Significant Series, and Sha
JK> Breakthrough.. Let me know, Thanks!
JK>

Jim, I'm interested if you have any shareware CD's that are 1993 or later and
have over 1000 or so shareware programs.  This could be a combination of CD's.
If you don't have that, I'll trade for almost any modem that is Hayes
compatible and over 4800 bps at its normal speed.  Actualy, I prefer the modem.
 Then I can easily get 1000 many myself.
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From: SEAN ELKINTON                          Number: 2533
  To: MICHAEL CROFTCHECK                       Date: 04/25/94  9:00p
Subj: test                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

->  SE| this is just a test!  New person writing this!  Is this the cdro
 CD-ROM Discussion conference and I am replying from Austi
->
-> MCv
->
Thanks Mike!  Your my first ever response outside of Vancouver, W.A.!
:-)  Seeing is believing!

Sean


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From: SEAN ELKINTON                          Number: 2534
  To: GEORGINA MARTINEZ                        Date: 04/25/94  9:03p
Subj: test                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

-> > this is just a test!  New person writing this!  Is this the cdrom
-> > conference?  How far am I reaching out with this letter?
-> You got Miami,Florida here.

Thanks Georgina!  I am flatterd and flaburgasted!  Your the second reply
outside of Vancouver, W.A.!  I believe!!! :-)

Sean


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From: SEAN ELKINTON                          Number: 2535
  To: TONY STOTT                               Date: 04/25/94  9:05p
Subj: Test  -Failed!                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

-> SE>this is just a test!  New person writing this!  Is this the cdrom
-> SE>conference?  How far am I reaching out with this letter?
->
-> Please get an expert to check out your setup, as your message
-> did not get out at all
->
Will get right on it Tony!

Thanks for your reply, hope they get this mail thing fixed! ;-)

Sean


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From: DICK ROWDEN                            Number: 2536
  To: BOB BREED                                Date: 04/26/94  5:01a
Subj: KODAK PHOTO CD                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

OK, please let me know how the German software works.
=Dick=

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From: MIKE GERVASI                           Number: 2537
  To: MICHAEL BLITCH                           Date: 04/26/94  8:11p
Subj: Trade/sell Cds                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Then it happened......Michael Blitch says...

MB>Dracula Unleashed
MB>Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
MB>Star Wars Chess (Win)
MB>Day of the Tentacle (Enhanced)
MB>Star Trek: 25th Anniversary (Enhanced)
MB>Return of the Phantom/ F-117A (one CD set)
MB>Alone in the Dark (full voice!) w/ Jack in the Dark
MB>Dragon's Lair
MB>Return to Zork
MB>Microcosm
MB>Critical Path(Win)

I'm very interested in all of these. here is what I have to trade:

SHerlock Holmes Vol I
National Parks
Animation Festival
Software Toolchest
Storm I
Cinemania 93
King's Quest V
Willie Beamish
Doom Stellar 7
Best of Media CLips
CDROM of CDROMS
PC Kareoke

We can trade/$$/both

809-293-5375




------------------------------------------------ Mike
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From: DON MOORE                              Number: 2538
  To: JOHN ALLISON                             Date: 04/26/94  6:26p
Subj: Myst                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

  >Have concluded the MYST book must be in the bottom of
  >the ship but I am in the DARK.

Looks like you did not find the hidden room between the boys rooms.

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From: JEFF PATTEN                            Number: 2539
  To: ROBERT SEE                               Date: 04/26/94  9:34a
Subj: SCSI-2                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


 RS> Is the SCSI-2 connection the same as the SCSI-1?  Internlly a 50
 RS> pin ribbon cable with the female IDC socket connectors and
 RS> for the external the 50 pin centronics male connectors at
 RS> both ends of the cable that goes b/w SCSI-1 devices. As far
 RS> as I know these work for SCSI-1 is it the same for SCSI-2?  I
 RS> think the NEC 3x external CD-ROM uses a different connector
 RS> and I was wondering if that was considered the standard for
 RS> SCSI-2. It was a very unusual port (for me anyway) much
 RS> smaller than a 50 pin centronics. I don't remember much else.

    In addition to the SCSI-1 connectors, SCSI-2 also allows a smaller high
density connector.  You should have no trouble finding cables to fit your
needs.
    BTW, SCSI-3 completly changes the connectors, switching everything to a
high density 68 pin connector... ;-)

Jeff

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From: MICHAEL BLITCH                         Number: 2540
  To: DENNIS MCCASLIN                          Date: 04/25/94  7:53p
Subj: 7Th Guest                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DM>I'm looking for a solution to the maze outside the kitchen. Spent
DM>hours and finally wound up back at the kitchen. Is this intentional
DM>or is there a solution? Has anyone out there solved this puzzle?

going back to the kitchen was just bad luck that you just happened to
find the path you already traveled. A complete map is hidden somewhere
in the game. Look upstairs in one of the rooms, I believe it is the one
with the bishop puzzel. The rug that is removed to play the game is an
entire picture of the maze. Copy the directions as you would be walking
and precisely follow them. You'll be trough in no time. Once you
successfully navigate the depths of the maze, you will no longer have to
go back through, you will be automatically transported back the the
kitchen when you finish the puzzle at the end.

 <Mike>
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From: MICHAEL BLITCH                         Number: 2541
  To: JERRY ZELLER                             Date: 04/25/94  8:03p
Subj: Used Cdroms For Sale                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JZ>Allen - I'll take the Gutenburg cd at your asking price and will add $1 for
JZ>shipping.  If you ship it USPS, that is what it will cost.  Jerry

If you are interested in getting the Project Gutenberg CD, I'll sell it
to you for $13 even, I'll pay for UPS shipping (2 day) in a bubble
package. Give me you address and phone number and I will contact you. It
only has the CD in a jewel case, but has been used only a few times.

 <Mike>
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From: ERIC HO                                Number: 2542
  To: DAVE MCEWEN                              Date: 04/25/94 10:32p
Subj: DR. COMMUNICATION                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 >  If you are into your comunications I think that this is not
 >  a bad buy at the price. I must say I had great fun looking and
 >  trying out various programs on this disk.

Thanks. Where did you purchase from?



Eric

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From: DAVID LEIVA                            Number: 2543
  To: DAVID BANNON                             Date: 04/25/94  5:03p
Subj: CACHE FOR CD'S                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DB>Bill , be a little carefull if you use smartdrv, I upgraded to dos 6.2 just
  >I could, (earlier versions did not cache cdrom), but started getting crashs,
  >disabled, all OK !!



I have been using DOS 6.2 with my CD cache enabled since the day it came
out and I haven't had a problem yet. I am using a Panasonic Double Spin
CD with a 4MB cache.
Dave

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From: MARK WALKER                            Number: 2544
  To: YVES DE ROME                             Date: 04/24/94 11:19a
Subj: Bible CD'S BEST ONES ????               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

*** Mark finally answers his mail!

Hello Yves!

19 Apr 94 14:44, Yves De Rome wrote to MARK WALKER:

 YDR> Sorry to but in,

 MW>> I just got "The Holy Bible" by Advantage Plus...It has the Online Bible
 MW>> and

 YDR> the

 >> Seedmaster for Dos and Windows. About $19. Seems pretty good so far.

 YD>> Would you know if this is also available in french?

A French version is on the disk

Mark

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From: BRIAN DHATT                            Number: 2545
  To: TIM GOODNOW                              Date: 04/24/94  4:36p
Subj: MSDEX and QEMM loaded high              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

23 Apr 94 15:41, Tim Goodnow wrote to All:

 TG>     I was wondering if anyone has had problems loading the cr-rom
 TG> player high under QEMM?

Add /E to your command line and your problems will disappear.


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From: RYAN ILANO                             Number: 2546
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94  5:06p
Subj: Special Cd                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 Does anybody know of any "undergound" Cd's? I want to learn about
hacking, and Virii. This is of plain curiosity. I really want to know
about significant computer trials and real big things like the
Michealangelo and "stoned" virus that spread all year. I really want to
know it all. I have been very curious since the 1592 virus struck my
computer. I want to see if the people that killed my Hard drive really
worked on it. I really know nothing about hacking. I have looked
EVERYWHERE for a file about this stuff, in the Libray and every single
friggin' BBS in Orlando. I really hate Virii.
Ryan Ilano


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From: GREG MIMS                              Number: 2547
  To: TERRY GREENMAN                           Date: 04/26/94  5:59p
Subj: Re: Cd-Rom                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Do you like the Phillips Cd-Rom? I think the one I am looking at comes with a
Sony or Panasonic. The software is the main thing that really interests me
about the Fusion that I was talking about. It has four titles,
Encyclopedia(Interactive), 7th Guest, and two others, I can`t recall them right
now but they were not the best titles. Where is this place at that you bought
yours and is there one around the South Carolina area(the middle)? Thanks
Terry!

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From: BILL RENA                              Number: 2548
  To: DAVID BANNON                             Date: 04/25/94  5:14p
Subj: Cache for CD's                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > Bill , be a little carefull if you use smartdrv, I
 > upgraded to dos 6.2 just so I could, (earlier versions
 > did not cache cdrom), but started getting crashs,
 > disabled, all OK !!
^^^\..In response to../^^^
I did the same thing, but found it was wasteful on memory, though it did work,
howver I now removed it. I just bumped the MSCD0000 /m:x (x=buffers) value up
alittle and it seems to work better. I do find increasing it too much isn't any
good neither, so I use /m:8 as the best comprise. Adios -----Bill

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From: NADINE THOMAS                          Number: 2549
  To: ERIC HO                                  Date: 04/26/94  1:18a
Subj: catalog                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Please send catalog etc. to:

Nadine Thomas
5411 East Lee St. Apt. D
Tucson, Arizona 85712


Thanks!

Nadine


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From: MILES HUFFORD                          Number: 2550
  To: TOM STASIUK                              Date: 04/26/94  5:20p
Subj: Megarace                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

-> When I play Megarace, there is a constant "tapping" sound behind
-> all of the sound and particularly voices.  anyone else
-> experience this. Is this normal.  I'm using a sb16scsi.

I get a sort of clicking sound as the CD is accessed.  I get this same
sound on some other games such as Mad Dog McCree.


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From: RICK SHOAF                             Number: 2551
  To: STEWART ROTHMAN                          Date: 04/23/94  9:48p
Subj: Beware                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 >RS> And it's not IF you dupe your messages, it's WHEN..Stewart
 >RS> .. this is a repete of a message I got from you last week.

 SR> Sorry about that, apparently YOUR mesage to me was duped and when I
 >RS> And it's not IF you dupe your messages, it's WHEN..Stewart
 >RS> .. this is a repete of a message I got from you last week.

 SR> Sorry about that, apparently YOUR mesage to me was duped and when I
 SR> answered it the second time, it was because I thought you hadn't
 SR> received it the first time, not because I wanted to emphasis the
 SR> problems with Boris.

This is the third time I've received this very message.. something is wrong
somewhere...

Rick

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From: BEVIS LOWRY                            Number: 2552
  To: CHARLES HOLLEY                           Date: 04/26/94  3:38p
Subj: Myst                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Well I can only help you with the first question, about the piano in the
spaceship.  Yes, the drawing in the book has everything to do with getting into
the world.  You've probably tried playing the keys in the right order and
everything, right?   And you know the switches on the wall?  Well, you've got
to carfully count the notes from the bottom of the piano, icluding the black
notes, one by one, and in the proper sequence.  I'm not sure if you know what
I'm talking about.  You move the slider up note by note from the bottom and
position it the number of notes upward that the notes are from the bottom of
the piano.   Tell me if you don't get it.
Also, I can't get into the gear world.  If you could just give me a push in the
right direction, (what do I need to change or whatever), without giving it away
completely, it would be apreciated.   Obviously I can't help you solve the
puzzles in the world just yet.
Thanks =)


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From: DENNIS BLOCK                           Number: 2553
  To: MICHAEL BLITCH                           Date: 04/26/94  9:30p
Subj: RE: TRADE/SELL CDS                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I am interested in the two adult titles and the SAT tutor. What do you want
to trade for? How much for each cash. Would rather trade, of course.

DENNIS BLOCK

... Mommy, I hate my brother's guts. Shut up and eat what I put in from of
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From: ROBERT SEE                             Number: 2554
  To: GREG MUNDA                               Date: 04/26/94  9:26a
Subj: TIFF VIEWING                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

GM>> With a Viper board and VPIC 6.0 how do you show the 24 bit GIF's???
GM>> They state they are compressed.  How do we show them???  Do we need
GM>> something besides VPIC??????

I don't think the GIF format supports 24 bit. These should be .jpg or
.tif or .tga or .bmp That's all I can think of for now.

Robert

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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2555
  To: JACOPO PRISCO                            Date: 04/26/94  8:41a
Subj: Re: Comanche CD                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Re:Comanche CD
JP>Have you already finished it?
NO, I finished the floppy version I had, but I gotta few more missions to go on
the CD version! Like about 60 or so!! <g>

Re;Megarace
JP>The visual impact is nothing short of great..
Yep, I just recently picked it up..  I SEE what you mean!  I was going through
the game pretty good, but now I'm stuck on one level and can't go further..  It
seemed to be a pretty easy game up until now!! Arghh!!


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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2556
  To: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                       Date: 04/26/94  8:44a
Subj: Re: GROLIERS V6 1994 EDIT               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

BF>The "update" will most likely be "v7"

Can you promise that!!?? <g>  I've seen a few different 'versions', 6.0, 6.02,
etc.. All with different bugs fixed and some with new bugs!! Maybe a "v7" is
what they need to get it all right!! <g>


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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2557
  To: JESSE HORNBACHER                         Date: 04/26/94  8:47a
Subj: Re: Configuring a CD-ROM                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JH>I recently purchesed a CD-ROM. It can use INT 03 thru 06. INT 03 is JH>my
modem, 04 is my mouse and 06 is my floppy drives. I tried using 05 JH>but the
software won't recognize it at 05.

Jesse, Not sure which CD-ROM you have, but I'd guess you'd have to change a
jumper (read the manual!) on the CD-ROM.. Also, Do you mean "IRQ" instead of
"INT"??  Also, without messing with the CD-ROM you might switch your mouse to
1, and modem to 2 leaving 3 or 4 for the CD-ROM (it's probably set (default) to
3).. Hope this is of some help!


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From: KERRY ARCHER                           Number: 2558
  To: JOHN DONALDSON                           Date: 04/25/94  5:56p
Subj: 7th Guest                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

John,

You've probably already discovered the solution for this; it's the rug in one
of the upstairs' bedrooms (the one with the bishops puzzle).  Entrance and exit
on the right as you look at the rug!



Good luck!

-Kerry

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2559
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94  9:27a
Subj: 5 CD's Just $25.00!!                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2560
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94  9:29a
Subj: 6 CD's Just $49.00!!                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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 The Profit Group___824 E. FT. Lowell Road___Tucson, AZ. 85719

 * SLMR 2.1a * Don't Forget T&A 2 The Maxx $12.95  Call Now!!

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From: DOUGLAS COOPER                         Number: 2561
  To: MICHAEL FARRELL                          Date: 04/25/94  9:20p
Subj: REX NEBULA HELP                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Thank you very much, Michael, for the help with getting Rex out of the
water.  I hadn't stumbled onto two of the underwater areas yet.  Now I'm
where the choice is between a big fat woman who drops out of a tree onto
Rex and stomps him and eats him, or a woman who kicks him in a sensitive
spot and sends him back two scenes.  At least I figured out how to get the
binoculars back from the monkey!

My primary problem with the game is that it doesn't support my mouse
properly.  The mouse only can point to the left half of the screen, and if
I go to fast and move the mouse below the bottom of the screen, it locks
up the game!  I have taken to avoiding the mouse in favor of the cursor
keys.  Have you had problems like this?

It is a fairly intriguing game, and has nice graphics when played in
"Naughty" mode.  Thanks again for the help!
                            Doug Cooper
                            Portland, OR, USA
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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2562
  To: TONY STOTT                               Date: 04/25/94  9:24p
Subj: Recalled Cd?                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

TS:>MS> LAWNMOWER MAN * Jaw-dropping V.R. game based on popular
TS:>MS>movie.......$41.90

TS:>Hey Mike! Have you heard about the recall? Evidently the box of
TS:>Lawnmower Man shows 256 colours, and the review samples sent to
TS:>the press were the same, but the ones shipped were vga 16
TS:>colours. Which version are you selling?

We have the 32-color versions in stock.

.\\ike

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 509-457-2892
 FAX [phone] * BBS 509-457-0206 * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX  $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * I still miss my ex-wife, but my aim is getting better.

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2563
  To: VINCENT MCCONNELL                        Date: 04/25/94  9:24p
Subj: Old Night Owls                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

VM:>Looking for old Night Owl disks...6, 7, 8, 9... anyone have any willing to
VM:>sell or know where I can get these?

Vincent,

We have all those in stock except 7.  Version 6 and 8 are $15.90, and
version 9 is $23.40.  Give me a call anytime if you would like to order.

.\\ike

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * If it's British, it leaks.

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2564
  To: TIM HELTON                               Date: 04/25/94  9:24p
Subj: MULTI-LINE ADS???                       Refer: NONE
Read: 04/28/94  4:27p                       Private: No

SB:>CHAOS Continuum (MPC/Windows)...............................  $20.95
SB:>Chessmaster 4000 Turbo (Windows)............................  $19.95
SB:>Critical Path...............................................  $48.95
SB:>Curse of Enchantia (Boxed)..................................  $29.95
SB:>Dagger of Amon Ra - Laura Bow 2 (Windows)...................  $22.95
SB:>Dune........................................................  $31.95
SB:>Ecoquest: The Search for Cetus (Windows)....................  $23.95
SB:>Eleventh Hour - Seventh Guest Sequel (due 6/94).............  $52.95
SB:>European Racers.............................................  $29.95
SB:>F-15 Strike Eagle III.......................................  $19.95
SB:>Goblins.....................................................  $24.95
SB:>Horde.......................................................  $37.95
SB:>Inca........................................................  $25.95
SB:>Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis......................  $25.95
SB:>Iron Helix (Windows)........................................  $31.95
SB:>Journeyman Project (MPC/Windows)............................  $24.95
SB:>Jutland.....................................................  $23.95

.............. + about 20 more lines deleted...........

Tim,

I've sent three or four messages with no reply.  Once again:  Why all the
20, 30, and 40+ line ads in here?  Has the 10 line rule been lifted?

.\\ike

 * SLMR 2.1a * The Borg assimilated me & all I got was this T-Shirt.

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2565
  To: BOB HALL                                 Date: 04/25/94  9:24p
Subj: MULTI-LINE ADS???                       Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

SB:>CHAOS Continuum (MPC/Windows)...............................  $20.95
SB:>Chessmaster 4000 Turbo (Windows)............................  $19.95
SB:>Critical Path...............................................  $48.95
SB:>Curse of Enchantia (Boxed)..................................  $29.95
SB:>Dagger of Amon Ra - Laura Bow 2 (Windows)...................  $22.95
SB:>Dune........................................................  $31.95
SB:>Ecoquest: The Search for Cetus (Windows)....................  $23.95
SB:>Eleventh Hour - Seventh Guest Sequel (due 6/94).............  $52.95
SB:>European Racers.............................................  $29.95
SB:>F-15 Strike Eagle III.......................................  $19.95
SB:>Goblins.....................................................  $24.95
SB:>Horde.......................................................  $37.95
SB:>Inca........................................................  $25.95
SB:>Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis......................  $25.95
SB:>Iron Helix (Windows)........................................  $31.95
SB:>Journeyman Project (MPC/Windows)............................  $24.95
SB:>Jutland.....................................................  $23.95

.............. + about 20 more lines deleted...........

Bob,

I've sent three or four messages with no reply.  Once again:  Why all the
20, 30, and 40+ line ads in here?  Has the 10 line rule been lifted?

.\\ike

 * SLMR 2.1a * E-Mailing frequencies are open Captain.

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2566
  To: SEAN BEGGS                               Date: 04/25/94  9:25p
Subj: the moderator                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

SB:>Does anyone know how I can contact the moderator, Bob Hall?  I've tried
this
SB:>echo, I've tried faxing him and nothing seems to be getting through.

SB:>I mailed some CDs to him and have been expecting some in return; this was
ov
SB:>5 weeks ago (perhaps closer to 2 months).  I don't know the status of the
SB:>situation, but for a moderator, he certainly is elusive these days.

Not sure where he is Sean.  I too have been trying to reach him with no
success.  Tim Helton is supposedly the co-moderator here, but I haven't
seen any messages from him either.  I guess it's a free-for-all!  YIPPPEEE!

.\\ike

 * SLMR 2.1a * Dammit Jim!  I'm a doctor, not a tagline!

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2567
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94  9:25p
Subj: NIGHT OWL 12 IN STOCK!                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

           |   Title:  NIGHT OWL 12            Price:  $27.00   |

     * Night Owl 11 + 12..........(All '93 & '94 + No Dupes!).......$49
     * Night Owl 10.1 + 11 + 12...(All '93 & '94 + No Dupes!).......$69
     * Night Owl 9 + 10.1 + 11 + 12........(No Dupes!)..............$85
     * Night Owl 12 + Pier 4.....(The two newest on the market!)....$49
     * Night Owl 12 + Pier 4 + Software Vault Platinum..............$67

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * This tagline will self-destruct in 5-million nanoseconds.

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2568
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94  9:25p
Subj: PIER 4.......$24                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                  |   Title:  PIER 4      Price:  $24   |

     * 640mb total * Separate <ASP> directory. * 25% files dated 1994
     * All files virus-scanned * FILES.BBS Support * 0% dupes to 1, 2 & 3
     * One of the most current CD's out! * New improved graphic interface
 2-CD SET:  Pier 3 and 4..............(0% dupes!)......................$45
 3-CD SET:  Pier 2, 3, and 4..........(0% dupes!)......................$57
 4-CD SET:  Pier 1, 2, 3, and 4.......(0% dupes!)......................$67
 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * I've told you a million times not to exaggerate.

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From: MIKE CLARK                             Number: 2569
  To: GEORGINA MARTINEZ                        Date: 04/25/94  7:47p
Subj: test                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > In a message to All <04-16-94 22:01> Sean Elkinton wrote:
 >> this is just a test!  New person writing this!  Is this the cdrom
 >> conference?  How far am I reaching out with this letter?
 > You got Miami,Florida here.

You got Coos Bay,Oregon. Thats on the cost.

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From: TIM HELTON                             Number: 2570
  To: STEWART ROTHMAN                          Date: 04/28/94  4:21p
Subj: Beware of Boris                         Refer: 2464
Read: NO                                    Private: No

-> "GO GET EM!, he doesn't know how.......For example, how does Boris
-> account for all the complaints against him from Japan, Canada,

THE END on your slander campaign.  DO NOT post any more messages on this
topic.  If you do it again, I'm going to restrict your access to this
echo... EOT.

tim
co-moderator
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From: TIM HELTON                             Number: 2571
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 04/28/94  4:38p
Subj: MULTI-LINE ADS???                       Refer: 2564
Read: NO                                    Private: No

-> I've sent three or four messages with no reply.  Once again:  Why all
-> 20, 30, and 40+ line ads in here?  Has the 10 line rule been lifted?

No, the 10 line rule is still in effect... I guess the rules do
need to be posted again.  Here are the rules for CDROM:

1.  Talk about CDROM and related technology.
2.  Ads must be limited to 10 lines and posted only occasionally.
3.  Have fun.

tim
co-moderator
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From: MARCIA HANDY                           Number: 2572
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 04/26/94  7:50p
Subj: FREE CD-ROM!                            Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No




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From: CARLOS PISANI                          Number: 2573
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 04/16/94  9:30a
Subj: A FEW CD-ROM TITLES.....                Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

-=≡[ Quotando Mike Shannon para All ]≡=-

 Hi Mike!!!

 MS> Battle Chess..................23.40    Night Owl
 MS> Games...............23.50 Beauty and the Beast..........18.90    Night
 MS> Owl Windows.............24.90 Beyond the Wall of Stars......20.60

I want to order the Night Owls 12, so I sending my AMEX card number by
Netmail, ok?

  []s,

 -==[ IoBbSySoP ]==-

... Seja socio do CCIT!!!! (Centro da Cultura Inutil de Taglines)
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From: ATALIBA FARIA JR.                      Number: 2574
  To: VINCE SORENSEN                           Date: 04/20/94  8:59p
Subj: Re: Adult CD-ROMs                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Vince Sorensen to Thomas Wong <=-

 VS> You'll probably be interested in a copy of our catalog in that
 VS> case... you can download/FREQ CDROMS!.ZIP from our BBS at 306-789-8682
 VS> (1:140/121), or if you give me your mailing address, I can mail one out
 VS> to you.

      Hi, Vince.
      I'm interested in you catalog.   Can you send me a copy, please?
      My name and address:

      Ataliba Faria Jr.
      Rua Gilberto Porto 915
      Bairro Nova gameleira
      30.510-170 - Belo Horizonte - MG
      BRAZIL
      ======

      Tanks in advance.
      []
      Ataliba




... My other computer is a VAX.
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From: SARAT KOGANTI                          Number: 2575
  To: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                          Date: 04/27/94  1:55a
Subj: Canadian CD Phonebook                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 HB> higher, 4MB RAM, Windows 3.1

 HB> Suggested U.S. Retail Price:   $149.00 !!!

 HB> HRB Computer Services' Price:  $107.99 Canadian!!! / $79.99 US

 HB> Don't delay, order yours today!

Do you take credit cards ???

Sarat Koganti


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From: ARMANDO ORTIZ                          Number: 2576
  To: ROBERT FISHER                            Date: 04/22/94  8:53a
Subj: Re: Cd-rom problems                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 RF> I have a CD-ROM in my new Packard Bell.  About 1 month ago, each of
 RF> my CD's slowly quit in a 2 day time period.  Now I can't read ANY cd's.
 RF> When I type "DIR" I get an error.  Any ideas?
 RF> -Robert

Robert,
        If you've run DoubleSpace, that'll kill your CD-ROM drives...
        time to rename them...

Armando, RTS


... Sorry, the Dog ate my Blue Wave packet.
___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12

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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2577
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94  8:01p
Subj: Shareware Studio 4                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

══════════]  A L L   N E W   S H A R E W A R E   S T U D I O  4  [═══════════

   Over 640 Megs Of Shareware Files -  Over 5,000 Programs -  BBS Ready
     Everything From Cad - Windows & More - Built In File Viewer
          File Dates From Late 93 - Early 94 - No Dupes

                           Price - $18.00

     ORDERS ONLY 800-243-0517  TECH/QUES 216-225-3263  FAX [phone]
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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2578
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94  8:01p
Subj: Thank you for uploading POST!           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

))))))))))))))))))))  A L L   N E W   P I E R  4  (((((((((((((((((((((((

   Fully BBS Ready          Over 4,000+ Files        Virus Checked
   Dup Checked              BBS Safety Checked       Over 500+ Megs

                           Price - $25.00
   Special Bundle Price Available On The Complete Pier Collection !!
Special Bundle Price Available On Night Owl 11, Pier 4 & Shareware Online 3

  ORDERS ONLY!! 800-243-0517  TECH/QUES 216-225-3263  FAX [phone]



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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2579
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94  8:01p
Subj: New Night Owl v12.0                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 ╒═══════════════════[  N I G H T  O W L  V 12.0  ]═══════════════════════╕
 │ All New Files - 65% 1994 Release  - Over 600 + Megs - Over 5,000 Files │
 │ Virus Checked ( True !!)  Dupe Checked ( True !!)  BBS Safe ( True !!) │
 │ Multipul Line Discriptions - New Online Viewer - Fewer Directories     │
 │                                                                        │
 │    Shipping Now !!        Price - $22.00        Shipping Now !!        │
 │                     Dealer Pricing Available !!                        │
 │SPECIAL PKG Available - Night Owl v12.0 + Pier 4 + Shareware Online 3 + │
 │Software Tool Chest - The Most Up To Date BBS Package - CALL FOR PRICE  │
 ╘═]  ORDERS ONLY 800-243-0517 TECH/QUES 216-225-3263 FAX [phone]  ]═╛

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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2580
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94  8:01p
Subj: CDROM Specials                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

    >>  S P E C I A L   C D R O M   S Y S T E M    P R I C E S  <<

Beethovan CDROM System complete w/controller & Bookshelf  Price - $149.00
             ( 360ms drive with 300Kbs transferate )
Dicovery 8 CDROM System w/SBPro, Speakers and 10 Titles   Price - $295.00
             ( 320ms drive with 300Kps transferate )
Omni CDROM System w/SBPro, extra ctl and 6 Titles         Price - $289.00
             ( 320ms drive with 300Kps transferate )

 ORDERS ONLY!! 800-243-0517   QUES/TECH 216-225-3263   FAX [phone]


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From: SCOTT GRAHAM                           Number: 2581
  To: SAM FERTITTA                             Date: 04/26/94  4:24p
Subj: Quantum gate trade                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Sam,
   I'll be giving you a call today at that number.  If you don't hear from me,
don't worry I will call you one way of the other.  Thanks for the reply.

                                                    -Scott

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From: BOB HEFLEY                             Number: 2582
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94  4:08a
Subj: Topdrawer                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

  SALE! SALE! YOU GET THE MOST from Bigsky distributers!
  You Can order the BigSKY Topdrawer Rom.
  And BigSKY Shareware Rom 01

  For your BBS at $30.00 FOR BOTH +shipping and handeling
  Using Visa,Master Charge,COD, or check/Postal money order
  THIS IS A LIMITED TIME OFFER!! AND YOU COULD SAY IT IS
  ANOTHER ONE OF OUR WAYS OF SAYING DON'T WAIT ORDER TODAY.

  A BEAR to INSTALL?
  NOT our TOPDRAWER ROM or our Shareware ROM
   * Files_id.diz in every archive, downloaders Need this,They get it.
   * Files.bbs in every DIR
   * SETMEUP.EXE Will allow Pc-Board sysops to setup in minutes.
   * All archives using zip type
   * Bigsky ASP approved venders
 BBS Ready ROM the only way to go.
  You can check BigSky out online and order your CD-ROM
 From:                Comm Star BBS
 24hrs                Online Comm Star BBS
                Data  405-222-2219
                Voice 405-222-0095 After 7:00pm CST please.
     You can also order BigSky ROMS from the following BBS:
     SuperMart BBS 1-406-586-3774
     PC-Montana BBS 1-406-284-3120

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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2583
  To: DAVID MCGEE                              Date: 04/26/94  9:59p
Subj: Re: Adult Titles                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On 20 Apr 94 04:19pm, David McGee wrote to BORIS OSADCIW:

>>                       ADULT CD-ROM PRICE LIST

>>Amateur Models................25.00
>>Busty Babes II................25.00
>>Nova I .......................30.00
 >>
>>        Hi, I am interested in each of these titles, How do each
>>        of them vary? What sort of subjects are on the disks?
>>        Where are the Amateur titles collected from?

David, give us a call at 216-225-3263 or drop us a note via the fidonet
address below and we'll be happy to assist you regarding the above titles
and more !!

We're really not allow to discuss the above in this echo !! Also, it may
affend those not interested in this matter. Hope you see our point !



Boris Osadciw

... Without Silver Xpress, I DO NO MAIL!
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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2584
  To: STEWART ROTHMAN                          Date: 04/26/94 11:23p
Subj: Re: Beware of Boris                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

OK, enough is enough and although it is AGAINST the POLICY of this
echo to FLAME OTHER USERS or TO FLAME OTHER DEALERS and ALSO AGAINST
POLICY TO CONDUCTING BUSINESS in this echo, it looks like we're
going to have to break the policy that we have abided by for 7 years!!

It's VERY OBVIOUS that you have left out most of the truth and twisted
the information to conform to what you want the users to think is the
truth and kept out much of the information you DON'T WANT the users to
know !!

Therefore, I will personally start with this message and then post a
FULL ACCOUNTING of OUR TRANSACTION after which I will NOT RESPOND to
any of your further comments as this will again BREAK THE RULES OF THIS
CONFERANCE, but then again, rules have no meaning or do they ??

>>    "GO GET EM!, he doesn't know how.......For example, how does
>>    Boris account for all the complaints against him from Japan,
>>    Canada, Alaska, Holland, and all those others. It seems pretty
>>    far fetched that all those people are wrong and Boris is right.

First OFF Mr. Rothman, you make it sound as though there are hundreds
complaining all over the world about our service and policy. Yet, you
see one post here and one post there. I've seen more bad post about one
dealer here in less time than those aginst us in the 7 years we've
paticipated in the echo !!!!  In NO UNCERTIAN TERMS, am I going to state
we have a 100% batting average and anyone that does, is outright lieing
thru his/her teeth. We do the best we can and if that doesn't work, at
least we made a good effort at it !!

>>    As far as him "Taking his gloves off", I did not see him
>>    actually reply directly to and address ONE COMPLAINT out of
>>    all those mentioned from all over the world. Now, after
>>    everybody's done posting, he comes in and speaks generally,
>>    but he wouldn't answer one specific complaint!!

Here again, you must be reading what you want to read and deleting
the rest of the information or FORGETTING IT !!

>>    The word is still out, Beware and Caveat Emptor!
                             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
                             This is one I'am Framing !! It'll be worth
                             $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ in the near future !!

>>    Boris, if you're reading this, everybody's tired of hearing
>>    about you here. I posted that I was through talking about you
>>    here, THEN and ONLY THEN, did you start to respond, when you
>>    thought nobody would answer or challenge you.

Here again, IT'S AGAINST THE POLICY OF THIS ECHO TO CONDUCT BUSINESS in
this ECHO and it is ALSO AGAINST POLICY TO FLAME ONE ANOTHER IN THIS
ECHO!!! Believe me, I have saved all of your message ( including this
one ) for future use and it's been VERY HARD NOT TO RESPONDED to them!!

I nor anyone associated with our orginization want to degrade the level
of this echo to the point in which you yourself would like to see it.

But, I guess it's that time of the year to get a phone call from Bob Hall,
so I might as well make it worth his call !!

>>    You have my phone number, why don't you call me and we'll see if
>>    you and I can resolve the problem you created. I'm tired of calling
>>    you,

Here again, you twist the truth to make it sound the way you want it too!!
The last time we spoke and the only other phone call RECEIVED by you was
regarding your return, which was handled quickly and promply without any
comments or questions. You make it sound as though you've called us 10 - 20
time and we have not responded, which is NOT TRUE as stated above !!!

As for resolving your problem, uhmmmmm I think we can do that, just like
other dealers here. We can start charging our customers a 20% restocking
fee and also a $3. - $4. re-shrink wrapping fee and also charge for calling
us regarding your problem on our 800 service, like some other dealers have
been said they would do and also charging for goods returned in damaged
condition. WE HAVEN'T CHARGED ANY of our customers ANY OF THE ABOVE FEES yet
for any reason, but I'am sure we'll be happy to start with you !!

>>    and I'm as tired of talking about your bad policies here as
>>    everybody else is hearing them.

One thing I can say about this is that business has been growing, by leaps
and bounds, regarding Fidonet, since your bad policy comments. Most of
the comments coming from these NEW customers have been very positive toward
us !! I do get a good chuckle though about the comments they make regarding
the statments you've post here!!

As I stated, I will post a FULL ACCOUNTING of our transaction for all
to see, since I have nothing to hide and then let the users of this echo
decide if we were right or wrong !!!  After that, I will not post any
further messages regarding this matter as it is costing the sysops of this
echo  $$$ to pass this NON-CDROM ECHO material around, but then again, it's
not your concern is it ??


Boris Osadciw

... Excuse me...Just Xpressing myself!
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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2585
  To: VINCENT MCCONNELL                        Date: 04/26/94 11:28p
Subj: Re: Old Night Owls                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On 22 Apr 94 08:49pm, Vincent Mcconnell wrote to All:

>>    Looking for old Night Owl disks...6, 7, 8, 9... anyone have
>>    any willing to sell or know where I can get these?

I think we have some 7 - 8 ??  If your interested, give us a call at
216-225-3263 anytime and we'll try to help you out.


Boris Osadciw

... Without Silver Xpress, I DO NO MAIL!
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From: BORIS OSADCIW                          Number: 2586
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94 11:44p
Subj: NEW CD                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

═════════════════]  S I G H T S  and  S O U N D S [═══════════════════════

      Over 676 Megs Of Sound Files and GIF Files - Over 11,515 Files
         SB / Adlib / Pro Audio / Sound Effects  / Hints & Tips
           & More... - BBS Ready - 98 Directories - Zero Dups
                        Built In Menu System

      Dealers Welcome        Price - $25.00         Dealers Welcome

   ORDERS ONLY! 800-243-0517  TECH/QUES 216-225-3263  FAX [phone]

Boris Osadciw

... Be Young! Have Fun! Use Silver Xpress!
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From: ADAM HIGGINS                           Number: 2587
  To: JOE RINEHART                             Date: 04/26/94  9:58a
Subj: !292 CD'S $20 OR LESS!                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

How about sending me a catalog of all your CD-ROM titles to:
A.D. Higgins
4758 Kinnamon Road
Winston-Salem, NC  27103

thanks!!



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From: ALLEN MANCE                            Number: 2588
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94  2:20a
Subj: Cheap SCSI drive                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

For Sale-

Segate ST-138N 3 1/2 in half height 32 Meg SCSI Hard Drive
Perfect for someone that needs a ChEaP HD for their Amiga..

                                   $30 Shipped, Firm!

CALL ME if intrested (513)-293-6975 ask for ALLEN!!!

.\llen .\\ance


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From: ALEX HOOKER                            Number: 2589
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94  7:00p
Subj: CD to Sound Blaster...                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

   I have a friend that has a CD drive and games that need the sound blaster.
He got this crazy idea that he could hook it through his stereo with a CD to
tape converter. He plugged it in in the jack at the back of the computer and
put the tape in. Then he tried the test sounds and... it WORKED!!! A
soundblaster for 10 dollars!!! Sometimes it doesn't work though if you put it
in wrong. How does this work? Doesn't it need a whole board with the chips and
memory and stuff??? Why can a 10 dollar converter replace a 75-175 dollar sound
blaster??? I agree that this is an amazing discovery but cansomebody explain
it??? Thanks!
* SPITFIRE v3.5
Supporting SpitFire Since 1992!
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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2590
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94 11:59p
Subj: NIGHT OWL 12 NOW SHIPPING               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

           |   Title:  NIGHT OWL 12            Price:  $27.00   |

     * Night Owl 11 + 12..........(All '93 & '94 + No Dupes!).......$49
     * Night Owl 10.1 + 11 + 12...(All '93 & '94 + No Dupes!).......$69
     * Night Owl 9 + 10.1 + 11 + 12........(No Dupes!)..............$85
     * Night Owl 12 + Pier 4.....(The two newest on the market!)....$49
     * Night Owl 12 + Pier 4 + Software Vault Platinum..............$67

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * ...Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball...

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2591
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94 11:59p
Subj: CD-ROM SPECIALS!!!!!!!!!!               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                        *---- CD-ROM SPECIALS! ----*
 Microsoft Encarta OEM.........69.50    7th Guest.....................21.90
 Mayo Clinic...................13.60    Microsoft Bookshelf 1993......21.90
 Electronic Cookbook...........12.60    Destination Mars..............18.80
 Beyond the Wall of Stars......18.80    Iron Helix....................28.00
 CHAOS Continuum...............15.90    Wing Commander/Ultima VI......15.90
 Wing Commander w/ Secret Miss.15.90    Busty Babes 2.................26.50
 Audubon's Mammals.............13.60    Audubon's Birds...............15.10
 Funny.........................29.00    Alone in the Dark.............48.60
 The Patrician.................37.90    Compton's Interactive Ency....51.50
 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * Try to delete my smiley face, and it will self-destruct!

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2592
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94 11:59p
Subj: PIER 4: $24                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                  |   Title:  PIER 4      Price:  $24   |

     * 640mb total * Separate <ASP> directory. * 25% files dated 1994
     * All files virus-scanned * FILES.BBS Support * 0% dupes to 1, 2 & 3
     * One of the most current CD's out! * New improved graphic interface
 2-CD SET:  Pier 3 and 4..............(0% dupes!)......................$45
 3-CD SET:  Pier 2, 3, and 4..........(0% dupes!)......................$57
 4-CD SET:  Pier 1, 2, 3, and 4.......(0% dupes!)......................$67
 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * Tagline thievery . . . On the next Oprah!

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2593
  To: JACK HELSER                              Date: 04/27/94 12:00a
Subj: CD WINBOX 2!                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JH:>replace it with a CD that's mostly Windows software, Games, end user
oriente
JH:>stuff (little or no BBS software, or Fido stuff).  A good selection (25% or
JH:>of .WAVs, .BMPs, fonts, etc., are OK if no copyright problems, and if
G-rate
JH:>(family BBS :). Also, I'm running Max in the manual date mode, so the
fileda

Well, if you're looking for primarily a Windows-based CD, we will have the
new CD Winbox 2's in VERY shortly, which will be the only full (640mb)
Windows CD on the market, consisting of ONLY 1993/94 shareware.  I believe
it will have fewer than 30 dirs, and should have no copyright problems.
We're now taking pre-orders at $25, with an ETA of the first week in May.

Later,
.\\ike

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * I'm leaving my body to science fiction...

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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2594
  To: THOMAS DALRYMPLE                         Date: 04/27/94  9:16a
Subj: Re: Cd Rom Shipment                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

re:The Animals!
OK, Well I did just (yesterday) sell The Animals!..  Watch for my lists in the
For Sale echo..


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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2595
  To: MILES HUFFORD                            Date: 04/27/94  9:19a
Subj: Re: Megarace                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Re:Clicking sound..
Hi Mile, You might try changing (if you can) the sound card setting to a
standard sound blaster or ?? I've had this happen before!


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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2596
  To: NICHOLAS CHUNG                           Date: 04/27/94  9:24a
Subj: Re: CD Rom                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

NC>anyone out there having any old Shareware CD Roms..
I don't know about "old", but I have a couple..
Significant Series (93 Windows)
Software Breakthrough (93 Windows)
Let me know if these interest you?


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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2597
  To: SHARAD AGGARWAL                          Date: 04/27/94  9:26a
Subj: Re: Cd Trade                            Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

SA>I'm interested if you have any Shareware CD's that are 1993 or later SA>and
have over 1000 or so shareware programs.  Also, I'll trade for SA>any modem
that is Hayes compatible.

 It's sounds like you need a modem! I don't have one though.. I do have 2
shareware CD's, I'd swap either for the 91 Comptons encyclopedia..
Significant Series (93 Windows) and Shareware Breakthrough (93 Windows), I'm
not sure how many programs are on them but there's quite a few!!
Let me know if these interest you! Thanks!


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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2598
  To: MIKE GERVASI                             Date: 04/27/94  9:31a
Subj: Re: Trade/sell Cds                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

MG>Cinemania 93
Hi Mike, I hope (by now) you received the Arthur's Teacher Troubles!?!?
I was curious (and if you haven't already traded/sold it) what is the above
CD??  Also, would you be interested in any shareware CD's??
Significant Series (93 Windows) and Shareware Breakthrough (93 Windows)..
Thanks!


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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2599
  To: DAVE WONG                                Date: 04/27/94  9:55a
Subj: Re: Critical Path                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

-> Hi Jim, are you gonna send me your address again so I can buy your ga
-> let me know. Bye!! today is 4/23/94, so if you have send it already,
-> disreagard this. Bye!!

 Dave, YES I sent my address;
Jim Keho
7810 W. Peoria #52
Peoria, AZ. 85345-1026


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From: TIMOTHY LIMES                          Number: 2600
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94 10:53p
Subj: Philips/LMSI CM-202                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No



Hello you all out there in Net-Land. Perhaps you can help me. I have an old,
well, older CD-ROM that needs a controller. It's a Philips/LMSI CM-202
cd-rom. I hear it either needs a CM-250 (or was it CM-215?) controller card.
Also, a generic disk caddy won't fit into it. If you know more about this
CD-ROM, please let me know.

Tim

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From: JOHN DONALDSON                         Number: 2601
  To: TOM BULUM                                Date: 04/26/94  9:12p
Subj: 7th Guest                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 Thanks for the map and help.

John D.

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2602
  To: JACK MEEHAN                              Date: 04/26/94  3:56p
Subj: Grabbing Cd to .wav                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JM> DW> CDAUDIO.exe and was wondering if there was any way using this or
JM> DW> another
JM> DW> program that I could capture portions of these audio tracks as a
JM> DW> windows

JM> Dave, can't help you but instead have a request. I think you're
JM> on to something unique here. I'll try to monitor the echo for a
JM> reply to your message but I'll probably miss it. I would
JM> appreciate you dropping me a line if someone responds to your
JM> question.---
JM> * OFFLINE 1.58 *     You tell 'em Doctor, You've got the patience.

  Hello Jack!

  In regards to your interest in capturing audio tracks to a Windoz
  WAV file....

  In less than a month our new CDROM utilities disc will be in
  distribution. We are calling it CD-STONE. One of the programs we
  have written for it (CDTool) will read audio tracks as data and
  capture them to .WAV Windoz sound files.

  Price will be $19.95 if you you want to purchase it directly,
  or we will give it to you free when you buy any other CDROM
  disc from us.

      Let me type the information that is on our flyer:

  CD-STONE, Our NEW! Benchmark, Test and Utilities CD-ROM Disc.
Designed to Help You Maintain Maximum from Your Computer and CD-ROM Drive!

 CD-STONE Measures Throughput as well as Access Time in a Reliable and
 Consistent Manner for a Meaningful Real-World Benchmark for CD Drives,
 Includes Tests for MPC Level 1 and 2, Plus Audio Playback Capabilities.
 Utilities include Extended Drive and Media Information Viewers with
 Support for Data Sector Capture to File, Plus Full Audio Playback
 Facilities and Options, Included for Digital Audio are Special Utilities
 to Read Audio Tracks as Data, & Capture Those Audio Tracks & Sectors
 to .WAV Windows Sound Files! Special Windowed, Mouseable Interface!

 Hope this info helps,

 Scott Huffman
 The Profit Group

 * SLMR 2.1a * The Profit Group * Home of the CD-Stone BenchMark CD!

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2603
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 04/27/94  9:52a
Subj: the moderator                           Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

MS>SB:>Does anyone know how I can contact the moderator, Bob
MS>SB:>Hall?  I've tried this
MS>SB:>echo, I've tried faxing him and nothing seems to be getting through.

  Try 1-800-729-9500

MS>I guess it's a free-for-all!  YIPPPEEE!
MS>.\\ike

  I'm certainly not going to let Gordon get wind of this :).


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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2604
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94 10:20a
Subj: 5 CD's Just $25.00!                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=$     The Profit Group    $=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
   MEGA CDROM 1 - 621 MEGABYTES  - BBS Ready  While Supplies Last!
   MEGA CDROM 2 - 653 MEGABYTES  - BBS Ready   Any One For $9.00!
   MEGA A/V 1 - 639 MEGABYTES    - BBS Ready         Or
   MEGA WIN/OS 2 - 653 MEGABYTES - BBS Ready  All Five For $25.00!!
   SDN PLUS 1 - 602 MEGABYTES    - BBS Ready
 *=-=-=-=*   2-day shipping (Contiguous U.S.A.) $6.00   *-=-=-=-=*
  All disc orders include our Free CDROM BenchMark/Utility disc!
  Orders:1-800-843-7990  Fax:[phone]  Info.:1-602-770-0000
   **** Mention where you saw this ad for listed pricing! ****
  The Profit Group - 824 E. FT. Lowell Road - Tucson, AZ. 85719

 * SLMR 2.1a * Don't Forget T&A 2 The Maxx $12.95  Call Now!!

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2605
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94 10:21a
Subj: Adult CDROM $12.95!                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*   The Profit Group   *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
 FORBIDDEN SUBJECTS - (Without Sick & Twisted Graphics) - $19.95
 # This disc has become so controversial with our advertisers that
 # many of them have banned us from referencing it's contents in full
 # detail for fear of retaliation. Offer good until 4/30/94 !!
 T&A 2 THE MAXX - 616 Lusty MEGABYTES - Hot Adult oriented CD Disc!
 # 146 Different Adult Animations! 882 Adult Fantasy Text Files!
 # 48 Adult Oriented Games! 2938 SVGA and VGA GIF's! BBS Ready!
 # Mousable User Interface for both Windows & DOS! BBS Price $12.95
 *-=-=-=* Purchase ANY CDROM Disc and our BenchMark CD is FREE! *=-=-=*
 Orders 1-800-843-7990____Fax [phone]____Info 1-602-770-0000

 * SLMR 2.1a * The Profit Group * Home of the CD-Stone BenchMark CD!

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2606
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94 10:22a
Subj: 6 CD's Just $49.00!                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=*  The Profit Group *=-=*   New Product Update *=-=-=*
 THE BEST OF SHAREWARE - 598 MegaBytes <-------------< Any One
 THE BEST OF WINDOWSWARE - 583 MegaBytes <-----------<   For
 THE BEST OF BIZZNESSWARE - 465 MegaBytes <----------< $12.95!
 THE BEST OF SWIMSUITS - 407 MegaBytes <-------------< All Six
 THE BEST OF PC GAMES - 504 MegaBytes <--------------<   For
 THE BEST OF SIGHTS AND SOUNDS - 609 MegaBytes <-----< $49.00!!
 That's Just $8.17 A Piece When You Buy All Six! (Pressed 1/94)
 All Discs Are BBS Ready With Files.BBS In Each Directory!
     Shipping Costs (Contiguous U.S.) 2-Day $6.00
 All disc orders include our Free CDROM BenchMark/Utility disc!
 Orders:1-800-843-7990  Fax:[phone]  Info.:1-602-770-0000
 The Profit Group___824 E. FT. Lowell Road___Tucson, AZ. 85719

 * SLMR 2.1a * Call for unadvertised specials 1-800-843-7990!

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From: MATT COX                               Number: 2607
  To: JAMES POLLOCK                            Date: 04/27/94  2:26p
Subj: Cd Rom                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hmm..  Not sure if this is what you need to know, but I'm running dos 6.0, and
using qemm.  I have 634K of conv. memory free, and I like to try to avoid using
windows whenever possible, but I do a lot of stuff in AmiPro and Paradox, so
it's kinda unavoidable.  Though I would like to use some windows CD roms..
especially since a lot of the stuff that looks good is for (ack) MPC CD.  Well,
here's my config et al, to see if it helps.. Thanks much.

DEVICE=C:\QEMM\DOSDATA.SYS
DEVICE=C:\QEMM\QEMM386.SYS RAM R:1
DEVICE=C:\QEMM\DOS-UP.SYS @C:\QEMM\DOS-UP.DAT
DEVICE=C:\QEMM\LOADHI.SYS /R:1 C:\QEMM\QDPMI.SYS SWAPFILE=DPMI.SWP
SWAPSIZE=1024
rem DEVICE=c:\qemm\loadhi.sys /r:2 c:\dos\ramdrive.sys 8192 /e
BUFFERS=40,0
FILES=60
DOS=high,UMB
Lastdrive=E
FCBS=4,0
set temp=c:\windows\temp
DEVICE=C:\QEMM\LOADHI.SYS /R:2 C:\DOS\SETVER.EXE
DEVICE=C:\QEMM\LOADHI.SYS /R:2 C:\DOS\ANSI.SYS
STACKS=9,256
SHELL=C:\QEMM\LOADHI.COM /R:2 C:\COMMAND.COM C:\ /P
DEVICE=C:\QEMM\LOADHI.SYS /R:2 C:\DOS\CDROM.SYS /D:TEXEL

Whoops..  Somewhere in there the config ends..  I think the last line of config
is rem Device ...  okay, if that helps I'd greatly appreciate it..  Later.
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From: JOE RINEHART                           Number: 2608
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94  5:51a
Subj: !292 Cd's $20 or less!                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CD-DISC SALE...
OS/2 Hobbes $13.05                     $5.00 FedEx shipping (domestic)
Shareware Studio 4 $16.00              $5.00 C.O.D.'s WELCOME!
Order by 6pm for same day shipping!    $8.00 DHL WorldMail (Worldwide)
             International DHL Quotes via e-mail 24 hours
>292 CD-ROM titles $20.00 or less!  To order discs or catalog contact:
Joe Rinehart, config.sys, Inc., P.O. Box 27, Kent, Ohio 44240.0001, or
voice:216.296.9831, voice:216.296.4446, DATA/FAX: [phone] - 24hrs
NORTH AMERICAN TOLL-FREE ORDER LINE 1.800.6.CONFIG=1800.626.6344 24HRS

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From: DREW NEIGEL                            Number: 2609
  To: BLAKE POTTS                              Date: 04/24/94 10:16a
Subj: Which is better?                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

-> TW> -=> Quoting Blake Potts to Ted Wilson <=-
->
-> TW> TW> BP> Could someone tell me which cd upgrade system is best? I'
-> TW> TW> BP> computer literate so I kinda need some help with my choic
->
-> TW> TW>USA FLEX has a good deal going:
-> TW> TW>Sony CDU-33A and Sound Blaster 16 Sony with speakers for $299.
-> TW> TW>Both of these items were selected as Editor's Choice in PC Mag
-> TW> TW>within the last month!!  I installed them and they work great!
->
-> TW> BP> Is that Sony a double speed?
->
-> TW>Yes, it's a double speed. I wouldn't even consider a single speed
-> TW>these days.
->
-> TW> BP> And was it easy to install, or did you
-> TW> BP> kind of have to work with it for a few days?
->
-> TW>I installed the Sound Blaster and the CD-ROM in about 30
-> TW>minutes, without looking at the documentation (after all, docs are
-> TW>for when you run into a problem, right? <g>).
->
-> TW>My brother (who is 2000 miles away and less computer literate) got
-> TW>same deal, and he had to move some jumpers on the sound card becau
-> TW>it conflicted with his scanner. That was today.
-> TW>Tommorow he will tackle the CD-ROM.
->
-> TW>If I can answer any other questions, let me know.
->
-> TW>-TED-
->
-> Sounds cool. I'll have to check it out. I really wanted something tha
-> could put in easily. Looks like I found one. Thanks again for the inf
->
->  * SLMR 2.1a * Taglines are cool... heh heh m heh
->
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Blake, the problem with that sony is that it yes, is a double speed, but
no, it doesn't have good access time.. THE REAL ACCESS TIME of that
drive is 550 MS!!

AS for good deals, Hi-tech USA (and other companies) sell a panasonic
dbl speed with 320ms access for ~169.00.. there are INNUMERABLE places
to purchase a SB16 for 99.00 (or less) and speakers the likes that are
required by an sb16 are common place for 20.00....


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From: DREW NEIGEL                            Number: 2610
  To: EDDIE APPELL                             Date: 04/24/94 10:19a
Subj: Double speed or triple                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

-> VC>EA>you can't wait that long, I would say go out and get a Panasoni
-> VC>EA>or Mitsumi double-speed for a couple hundred (I got my Panasoni
-> VC>$165) and wait a year.
->
-> VC>How much do you think the QUAD speed drive will be after they come
-> VC>down in price?
->
-> Well, I just read an announcement from Teac that says that their new
-> Quad-speed drive, which will be shipping in the 3rd quater of this ye
-> have a Suggested Retail Price of $399!!  That means a street price of
-> $250 - $300!!  It is also an AT interface, so it should work with you
-> interface, or any SoundBlaster, etc...
->
-> The other three companies who have plans of releasing Quad drives hav
-> released prices, but I'm sure it's gonna get VERY interesting!!
->
-> Eddie
->
-> ===
-> * CmpQwk #UNREG* UNREGISTERED EVALUATION COPY
->
->
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Check the Performance tests done by Pc-Sources comparing the Nec 3x roms
and the Reveal/Mitsumi/Panasonic 2x Roms.. in 80% of the tests the
UNDER $200.00 2x OUTPERFORMED the $400.00 3x!

As for $399 for a QUAD? ... I'd like to see that in type!


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From: DREW NEIGEL                            Number: 2611
  To: REID EARLS                               Date: 04/24/94 10:31a
Subj: Re: MEGARACE                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Reid, I have a question to ask you.. What is the SECOND code for rebel
assault..

I CANNOT get through the Fargin asteroid field, although i made it
through some other courses UNHURT....


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From: MIKE GIRARD                            Number: 2612
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94  2:44p
Subj: test                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

test
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From: JOHANNES BERTORP                       Number: 2613
  To: GORDON MCQUILLIN                         Date: 04/26/94  4:48p
Subj: Windows CD-ROM                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

GM >      Profit Group is selling the MegaWindows2 disc for
GM > $29.00(US) right now
GM >      and that disc has quite a bit of Windows software on
GM > it.  Give them a
GM >      call at 1-800-843-7990 if you have any questions.

I live in Sweden, and I can't dial 800 numbers. Could you please give me a
internationalnumber with an areacode.


Regards

Johannes

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From: DAVID BAIRD                            Number: 2614
  To: JAMES POLLOCK                            Date: 04/26/94  6:05p
Subj: Sound Blast Compat.                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello James!

Thursday April 21 1994 11:49, James Pollock wrote to David Baird:

 JP> I can say from experience that the LaserMate works well from the SB Pro,
 JP> the driver works, the install program has a SB install option, and the
 JP> package even included an interface board (which I used with my old single
 JP> speed drive that I was replacing).

Thanks for the information James. I'll give them a call.


David

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From: MARK HOEMMELMEYER                      Number: 2615
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94 11:02p
Subj: CD-ROM REPAIR                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Is there anyone out there that repairs CR-ROM drives.  I have a MITSUMI that
has quit.  The 'busy' light comes on and the cd seems to spin but it doesn't
read the data.  Its model # CRMC- LUOO25.  If it can't be fixed does anyone buy
dead CD-ROMS??????

Mark.

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From: LK BROWN                               Number: 2616
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94  2:40p
Subj: 7TH GUEST                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

* Original Area: CDROM_SALE
* Original To  : All (1:3622/1)




  SPECIAL GET EM' OUT OF THE WAREHOUSE SALE


  7th Guest CDROM

  WHILE SUPPLY LASTS


     $ 23.95 ea.


   That is NOT a misprint.

     $ 23.95 ea.


   No surcharge for VISA or MC.

   Shipping:

    US Priority Mail   $ 2.90

    UPS or FEDX, exact charges ONLY.
    NEVER A HANDLING CHARGE

 1-800-576-2498
 1-615-967-9714

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From: BRIAN NASH                             Number: 2617
  To: WARWICK MORTENSEN                        Date: 04/25/94  2:15p
Subj: Air Mail                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

WM>      Could you please quote me on how much it will cost
WM>      to send the following amounts of CD's via Air Mail
WM>      or any other fast to deliver to Austrlia.

WM>      10 CD's = ?
WM>      20 CD's = ?
WM>      30 CD's = ?


WM>      Also do you have discount prices on bulk orders.

Well, I'm not sure if you need to worry about s&h, since I only charge
$8 for foreign orders (if it costs more, I pay for it). I do send air
mail for all foreign orders too (maybe I should say that in the price
list).

As for discounts on bulk orders, i've been debating on this anyway. How
about this:
                         1-10 CD's - Regular Price
                        11-20 CD's - 10% Discount
                        21-up CD's - 15% Discount

I hope this is sufficient to gain your business. I'm not sure I can do
any better, since my prices are almost the lowest around.

Thanks

Sincerely,

Brian Nash
Computer SoftShop
P.O. Box 3701
Omaha, Ne. 68103
[phone]
1-9pm Mon-Fri CST

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From: RUSS DIVIS                             Number: 2618
  To: ROBERT KING                              Date: 04/26/94  5:30p
Subj: Nec 3X                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RK>     CD bench test said the drive was doing just under 300KB, no where n
RK> 450 stated in the specs.
RK>   Any and all suggestions are appreacated.  Thanks.

Did you get the proper drivers from MediaVision for it? I am running
a NEC 3xi (500 not the 510) through my PAS-16. I called MediaVision
and they sent me the drivers within a week, it took a couple of weeks
for the Audio Cables to come, but that was Ok, since I hadn't ordered
the CD-Rom yet. When I finally got the CD-Rom, it only took 20
minutes to install (hardware and software) and I was playing Rebel
Assault in no time. <G>
I have a 486DX/33 and did a benchmark on the drive, and it gave me a
tranfer rate of 452. I am not sure but maybe there is a difference
between the NEC 3xi 500 and the 510, and the drivers for each could
be different, one way to find out is call MediaVision.
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From: JIM CLEMENTS                           Number: 2619
  To: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                       Date: 04/27/94  5:31a
Subj: COMPACT DISC CAPACITY                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

>FP>The original specs for the CD (from about 1982) stated total storage of
>FP>about 4 _Gigabytes_

>(snip)

BF> Don't bother - the original specs were more like 4 GigaBITS, not 4
GigiBYTES.
BF> (Mode 1 works out to about 550 Megabytes, or 4.4 Gigabits).

[snip]

BF> Only his own MISreading of the original specifications - easy mistake,
though,
BF>could have happened to almost anyone....

Thank you, Brice. Easy mistake to make? Could happen to almost anyone?
Darn right. I've caught myself, when writing an article, doing the
mental calculations necessary to make sure I'm using the right term
and then saying the heck with it and writing my way around it --
easier that way for me. Again thanks.
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From: JIM CLEMENTS                           Number: 2620
  To: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                       Date: 04/27/94  7:14a
Subj: GROLIERS V6 1994 EDIT                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

> Gregg, I just checked my Groliers V6 (mine says 1993), and I get the stealth
>picture with the SPAD too.. Strange!  I checked my Software Toolworks
BF>(Groliers
>92) and it shows the SPAD picture.. I guess they goofed! I wonder where else?
>I'm going to check some more! I wonder if there is an update (correction)?

BF> The "update" will most likely be "v7"....


Not necessarily, Brice. Mine is Grolier Release 6, 1994, shows the
SPAD. I think the trick here is that "6" is the release, my
version is 6.02 (found in very small type under the MPC logo
and Windows/MPC statement on the right side of the disc.)

Gads, bits/bytes, release/version -- do you think whoever wrote
the income tax guide has gone on to greater things in the
computer industry? Cheers!
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From: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                        Number: 2621
  To: ROB TAMBLYN                              Date: 04/27/94  9:26a
Subj: ...                                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RT**If anyone knows of a store in or around Toronto that has a selection of PD
RT**cd's can you reply with the name of the store or number to order a catalog?

Call our BBS and download our file CATALOG.ZIP for a listing of nearly
2000 CD titles.

HRB Computer Services
Voice: [phone] / FAX: [phone] / BBS: [phone]
(From Toronto call [phone] - pause for 4 secs - dial (905)
853-3210 to access our BBS as a local call)
Canadian toll free order line: 1-800-265-7081
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From: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                        Number: 2622
  To: BORIS OSADCIW                            Date: 04/27/94  9:42a
Subj: comment                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi, Boris:

I know we're competitors, but I thought I would like to wish you well,
as I see a constant barrage of rather unpleasant comments directed
against you. I admire your composure over such ridicule, and hope that
it is put to rest one way or another.

Being rather new on the Nets myself, I was amazed how easily one can
become the subject of controversy over the least, and usually, the most
unimportant matter, virtually overnight! I'm sure you have seen a few
notes posted in my general vacinity.  Having received positive feedback
and encouragement from the likes of Ray Herold and others, I have taken
their advice, and not replied to these insinuations.  As Ray put it,
they eventually go away, and most veterins of the nets usually know
these inflamnatory remarks are more often then not, simply sour grapes.

Not wishing to bore you with this, I will end it by saying as the
British do: "Keep a stiff upper lip", and all the best.

Hayden Bradshaw

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From: PETER HANSEN                           Number: 2623
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94  7:14p
Subj: Data corruption with SB16               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

*@SUBJECT:Data corruption with SB16SCSI2/NEC3xi                       N
My CDROM problems are over! (see previous postings re: SB16/SCSI2
and NEC3xi problems)

Briefly, I was experiencing periodic bad data reads with my new NEC3xi
CD-ROM drive hooked up to a Soundblaster 16/SCSI2 interface.  It turns
out the NEC drive *was* defective.  It was returned and the new one
shows none of the old symptoms.

The following describes the situation in more detail, for those who
were reading the original thread or who are interested in the NEC
triple-speed drive.

First of all, the Soundblaster was never part of the problem.  It
performed and continues to perform flawlessly.  I never even had to
change the jumpers from their default settings.

The original problem appeared *after* I successfully installed OS/2
from CDROM.  In order to install OS/2 one must disable internal and
external caching and certain other features (which are later
reenabled); disabling all these settings slowed down my computer
significantly and that had the side effect of reducing the frequency
of the problem to almost nil.  When I later reenabled the settings and
tried to install another CDROM program I began to see the problem.

The problem appeared as any of the following, at various times:
  1.Application refused to load into Windows under OS/2, giving error
    message indicating there was not enough memory (when there was).
  2.Application ran but crashed (strangely, a rare symptom).
  3.Application failed upon reading invalid data (such as BC++4.0
    INSTALL program when it detected a corrupt .PAK file).
  4.Digital video player (in OS/2) would fail part way through an .AVI
    file with a message about invalid command/data.
  5.Text in ASCII files would contain isolated blocks of garbage bytes
    up to several thousand bytes long.
  6.OS/2 multimedia additions failed to install properly.
  7.Large data files (8Meg) would contain blocks of corrupt data when
    copied from CDROM to HD then compared with binary comparer.  Small
    files sometimes would be okay simply because the problem did not
    occur frequently enough to hit me during the copy.
  8.Undoubtably several other failures were caused by this, too.

I mentioned also that there was a large gear in the rear of the drive
mechanism that appeared to be somewhat (*very* slightly) warped.  The
new drive does not have a noticeable warp.  I doubt this was in any
way responsible since at least one other person mentioned he had a
similar apparent warp factor but that his drive worked fine.

It is interesting to note that when the original drive was recognized
by the DOS drivers it would be called a "CDR500 2.2", likely
indicating version 2.2 of some internal software, while the new one is
called a "CDR500 2.5".  The first was manufactured in Feb. 94 while
the new one is dated Mar. 94.  If this is a version number, jumping
from 2.2 to 2.5 (with no documentation covering changes) during one
month of manufacturing may indicate a slight problem which NEC had
identified and now corrected...I didn't call to ask.

Thanks to all who wrote with suggestions.  Now I can get back to the
real work at hand!

Peter Hansen  ***  Engenuity Corporation  ***  Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Internet: [e-mail]                         519-763-3542
Disclaimer: My opinions *are* those of my company.
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From: JEFFREY SPARKS                         Number: 2624
  To: JC-QWK                                   Date: 04/28/94  1:49a
Subj: Drop                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: ROBIN GIBSON                           Number: 2625
  To: MIKE CLARK                               Date: 04/27/94  8:43a
Subj: CDROMS & viruses                        Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

Thanks, Mike, for your reply.  Do you happen to know if WSCAN *is not*
capable of scanning in the manner in which you described?  I typically
d/l each medium of McAfee's virus programs (WSCAN, clean, etc.) as they
come out.  I am still using an older version, as it's hard to keep up!
Seems like they come out with a new version every couple of months or
so.

Robin


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From: DENNIS LIEBURN                         Number: 2626
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/25/94 12:29p
Subj: Adult Cd's                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I have a few Adult titles I'd like to sell or trade.  Trades will be on a 1
for 1 basis, and subject to content approval by both parties.  Sales are
$20 per disc, all sales are final.

The Titles are:

FAO 1
FAO 2
FAO 3

XXX EXTREME
So Much Stareware


Pc-Pix vol 1
Pc-Pix vol 2
Pc-Pix vol 3

I'm looking for disks that contain nothing but Adult .GIFs and Files.BBS
description files.  I don't want movies, animations, viewers, utilities,
etc.  These discs are for my BBS.  I would prefer original scans,
but will
accept compilations from various sources.  I don't want discs whose
copyrights prohibit distribution on my board.

If interested, leave E-Mail in this echo or contact me at the board listed
below.  Round Table BBS runs Excalibur software, so a
n Excalibur terminal
is required.  The number for the board is also FAX capable if you want to
contact me that way.



Round Table BBS [phone]
A true Windows GUI BBS.
[e-mail]
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From: DENNIS LIEBURN                         Number: 2627
  To: NADINE THOMAS                            Date: 04/25/94 12:29p
Subj: Re: Cdrom-win Conflicts                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I heard Nadine Thomas talking about Re: cdrom-win conflicts
NT >In a message of <Apr 13 16:35>, Nathan Lewis (1:139/632) writes:

 NL>I would try re-installing your SB-16 software.  I read somewhere
 NL>that if
 NL>your SB doesn't work after installing
your cd-rom to re-install yo
 NL>sb
 NL>software.  I think WIndows is having a hard time finding your
 NL>soundcard
 NL>because your cd-rom software screwed around with your .ini files.
 NL>Glad to help

NT >We did that.  We even called Creative Labs bbs
 and d/l the newest driv
NT >installed them but it still crashed the system (sigh).

I hate to make you keep repeating things, but I just got into you messages.
You bought a packaged CD-ROM, sound card kit?  Is it a SoundBlaster 16
card?  Who makes the
 CD drive?  You should only be installing the Sound
Blaster drivers.  If you have a separate disk with CD drivers, don't
install them.

I just insatalled a Soundblaster Multi-CD board.  Mine didn't come as a
package, but the sound card software is set
up to support 3 different CD
drives directly.  Everything works fine in Windows for me.


Round Table BBS [phone]
A true Windows GUI BBS.
[e-mail]
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From: RODOLFO VAZ                            Number: 2628
  To: SIGI RINDLER                             Date: 04/25/94  9:48p
Subj: Re: BEWARE PART II                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 >>    Not misleading since there wasn't a single positive comment
 >>    among 7 to 10 different customers. They all complained about
 >>    the same thing: verification that things had been shipped
 >>    although it wasn't true, lost mail due to shortcomings of the
 >>    post office, and differences in charged amouts and the
 >>    verbally agreed prices. BTW, our guys are still waiting for
 >>    the T-shirts (B.O. has offerend them)...  Well, if that
 >>    doesn't make a very clear picture at least for his business
 >>    with Japan!

        Sorry man, but this is not so true. Here in Brazil many
users are buying from Boris Osadciw with NO PROBLEMS. And I'm sure
that our mail system is not as good as in USA, Europe and Japan.
        And I have got no problems with him until now.
        If someone wants to buy CDs, I recommend him as a very
good dealer. I myself have bought many CDs from him, and every
mounth I request many CDs (for me and some friends), and everybody
is very satisfied with his service.
        I'm sure that many people in Brazil could write here about
how good Boris' services are. Unhappily not many people here can
write in English (my english is not very good even). But be sure
that most people I know that have ordered Boris'CDs are REALLY
satisfied !

        []s Rodolfo Vaz

... Compre CDs direto dos USA, envie fax para 1-216-225-6759
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From: SEAN BEGGS                             Number: 2629
  To: BOB BREED                                Date: 04/26/94  5:07p
Subj: KODAK PHOTO CD                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


 BB> future reference. (Have finally tracked down a US source that has
 BB> the German photo software (Shareware.) Going to try that first.

MAN! Can you send me that software when you get a hold of it?  If you do, you
can send any requests from Canada my way for requests for this software.  I am
dying -- dying, I tell you! -- to get some good Kodak Photo CD Software!


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From: SHARRON OVERBY                         Number: 2630
  To: JAMES POLLOCK                            Date: 04/26/94 11:30a
Subj: Re: cd+graphics player                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hey Sam,
Was just reviewing your message about CD+G players. I have some news for you.
JVC X'EYE will be releasing soon. It will play CD+G.

Lefty


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From: ED DUCHEK                              Number: 2631
  To: RUDY CLAVEL                              Date: 04/20/94 11:42a
Subj: Comtons Interactive Encyc               Refer: NONE
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From: STEVE SUDERMAN                         Number: 2632
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94 12:19p
Subj: Read Me.                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 Hello All!

Could someone please respond to this.  I have changed
my ANSI editor and I think there are some problems.
Thanks,

         Steve

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From: BEVIS LOWRY                            Number: 2633
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94  4:31p
Subj: myst help needed                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello all.  Just wondering if someone could help me with the game MYST.  Here
are the problems.
 1) In the rocketship world, I can't figure out the sound panel where you open
the door.  (can't open the door, though).  I've changed switches, put things in
order, reversed them, and finally am giving up.

2)Also, in the water world that you get to through the big tree,  I have found
the book, but through an interesting twist of fate, have not found any of the
pages.  Help would be apreciated in finding thesae pages.

3)And last but not least, how do you get into the gear world.  But here, please
DON'T give me step by step instructions.  I'd just like a hint, like where to
start, without giving it away completely.

Thank you for your time.



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From: BEVIS LOWRY                            Number: 2634
  To: DMITRY KLIMENKOV                         Date: 04/27/94  4:39p
Subj: MYST                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Well I'll tell you what I'll do.  I'll tell you how to get to the book if you
tell me how to get the two pages in the waterworld.
  To get to the book, you have to turn on the water tower and guide the water
(done by flipping the switches, which you probably know) to a little control
with a lever on it.  when you pull the lever and water is running to it, a
bridge will appear.  Cross the bridge and you'll find another elevator.  If you
turn to your right, or somewhere around there, there's a little device that,
when pulled, extends a pipe across the water to another pipe on the other side.
 You then have to recross the bridge and guide the water to this pipe (you can
tell if the water's in the pipe because you'll hear the trickling sound.).  On
the other side of the pipe is the elevator, but you'll have to walk over the
bridge again, get in the elevator, go to the top and there's the book.  You
might want to copy this message so you can look at it if you get lost.
  So if you could tell me how to get the pages, your help would be apreciated.
Thanks=)


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From: BEVIS LOWRY                            Number: 2635
  To: JOHN ALLISON                             Date: 04/27/94  4:47p
Subj: MYST                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: BEVIS LOWRY                            Number: 2636
  To: JHON ALLISON                             Date: 04/27/94  4:48p
Subj: Myst                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi.  I gave you an empty message there by mistake.  To turn on the light, you
need to go into the secret room and walk up to the star. Then you need to press
the lower right button located on the outside of the red triangle.  I'm
assuming that you know how to get the lights working (flood the lighthouse
after closing the chest, walke in, open the chest get the key unlock the lock
turn the crank unflood the stairways go down see a secret room go inside).  The
light will go on in the room so you can go in.


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From: DAVE WARNER                            Number: 2637
  To: JIM KEHO                                 Date: 04/27/94 11:23p
Subj: Re: Configuring a CD-ROM                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On Apr 26,1994 at 23:00 Jim Keho at 1:114/124.0 wrote to Jesse Hornbacher:

JH>I recently purchesed a CD-ROM. It can use INT 03 thru 06. INT 03 is JH>my
 JK> modem, 04 is my mouse and 06 is my floppy drives. I tried
 JK> using 05 JH>but the software won't recognize it at 05.
 JK>
 JK> Jesse, Not sure which CD-ROM you have, but I'd guess you'd
 JK> have to change a jumper (read the manual!) on the CD-ROM..
 JK> Also, Do you mean "IRQ" instead of "INT"??  Also, without
 JK> messing with the CD-ROM you might switch your mouse to 1,
 JK> and modem to 2 leaving 3 or 4 for the CD-ROM (it's probably
 JK> set (default) to 3).. Hope this is of some help!

 Not good advice... serial ports are standardized at IRQ 3 & 4, so he has to
have his modem on one and (presuming it's a serial mouse) his mouse on the
other... he can't use IRQ 1, that's for the keyboard... LPT2 uses IRQ 5, and if
he doesn't have need for two printer ports, he can disable LPT2 or his I/O card
may not support LPT2 anyway, and use IRQ5 as he planned.
 His solution probably involves having the number of the interrupt included in
the initialization string for the CD-ROM in his config.sys - that he'll have to
edit according to the instructions.

Dave.
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From: JERRY SMITH                            Number: 2638
  To: DON KUHLA                                Date: 04/27/94  3:59p
Subj: CD Drive lens cleaning                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi Don--From several years ago I remember a rather detailed
message here on the echo giving a step-by-step procedure for
'dis-assembling' a CD drive to clean the lens assembly.  I
*think* it was a Sony drive like mine (a 6000/7000 series
external= 520 internal, I believe) and I kept the message until
my hard disk died last year. Now that I'm having read problems
with my drive (checked a couple CD's that I was having problems
with on another drive and the problems went away) I'd like to do
some cleaning, but I've gotten as far into the drive as I can
without the likelihood of destroying something without some
instructions to follow.
Were you the one that posted the 'procedure'?   If not do you
remember who it might have been--it sure seems like they came
from over your way?  I'd appreciate any help you (or anyone else)
might be able to provide.  Though I Haven't seen one recently, I
recall that there was a 'DiskWasher' product to do this sort of
thing.  Know anything about them?
Thanks for any thoughts you might have.
Jerry Smith 4341 U St.,Sacramento,CA 95817 [phone]


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From: PETER RALLIS                           Number: 2639
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94 12:44a
Subj: Nec 3xi Error Codes                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

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From: ARMANDO ORTIZ                          Number: 2640
  To: WAYNE MATTHEWS                           Date: 04/27/94  4:59p
Subj: Re: Mtmcde.sys                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 WM>
 WM> I have two Mitsumi's running under DV 2.42 and QEMM 6.02.  All drivers
 WM> load into high memory.
 WM>
 WM> Region     Area      Size      Status
 WM> 1    B00F - B521    20K    Used (MTMCDE)
 WM> 2    D370 - D750    15K    Used (MTMCDAE)
 WM> 2    D88F - DC7A    15K    Used (MSCDEX)
 WM>
 WM> MSCDEX.EXE is from MS-DOS 6.02 and not from those supplied with the
 WM> drives.
 WM> c:\qemm\loadhi /r:2 C:\dos\MSCDEX.EXE /D:MSCD001 /D:MSCD002 /M:10 /E
 WM>
 WM> rem DMA/IRQ driver for FX0001D Mitsumi
 WM> DEVICE=c:\qemm\loadhi.sys /r:2 c:\MTMCDAE.SYS /D:MSCD001 /P:310 /A:0
 WM> /M:64 /T:6 /I:11 /x
 WM> rem DMA/IRQ driver for LU0005S Mitsumi
 WM> DEVICE=C:\QEMM\LOADHI.SYS /R:1 \MTMCDE.SYS /D:MSCD002 /P:300 /A:0
 WM> /M:64   /T:5 /I:10 /X
 WM>
 WM> I am also using Stealth with QEMM, if that makes a difference.
 WM> Sometimes I've found that even though Optimize puts the loadhi line
 WM> to load programs in high memory, they don't always load there.  I've
 WM> had to manually change /R:1 to /R:2.  Use Loadhi to see which region
 WM> has memory available and make adjustments if necessary.
 WM> * OFFLINE 1.58 * A procrastinator's work is never done.
 WM> -!- GEcho 1.00
 WM>  ! Origin: The Citadel - An Adventure in itself. (1:284/49)



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From: MICHAEL MOORE                          Number: 2641
  To: SCOTT GRAHAM                             Date: 04/25/94 10:25p
Subj: Quantum gate trade                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

SG>I've got Quantum Gate /w box & doc's  that i'd like to trade for,
SG>ummm,  something.  I've got Myst, 7th, rebel & microcosm already...so
SG>they don't  interest me.  Just replay here and we'll take it from
SG>there.


Scott, would you be interested in trading your Quantum Gate CD for
either King's Quest VI or Daemonsgate (both on CD-ROM)?  Let me know if
you're interested.  Thanks.      -MDM


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From: GARRY MCFADDEN                         Number: 2642
  To: JESSE HORNBACHER                         Date: 04/27/94  5:36p
Subj: Configuring a CD-ROM                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JH>I recently purchesed a CD-ROM. It can use INT 03 thru 06. INT 03 is my
  >modem 04 is my mouse and 06 is my floppy drives. I tried using 05 but the
  >software won't recognize it at 05. Any suggestions?

Hi Jesse; I managed to use Comport 4, IRQ 5. I have two modems and one of them
is on Comport 3, IRQ 5. One would think that there would be a conflict, but
they both work.

Garry in Prince George, BC.


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From: RUDY CLAVEL                            Number: 2643
  To: DAVE DEGEAR                              Date: 04/22/94  3:15p
Subj: RE: CDU561                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Dave Degear to All <=-


 DD> My AUTOEXEC.BAT contains the line:
 DD> C:\DEV\MSCDEX.EXE /D:SONY_000 /M:4 /L:E

 try changing the /L:E to /L:L  /E

 hope this helps



... "Milhouse, we live in the age of cooties!"  - Bart Simpson
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From: RUDY CLAVEL                            Number: 2644
  To: ERIC HO                                  Date: 04/22/94  3:16p
Subj: RE: CATALOG                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Eric Ho to All <=-

 EH> @PID: RA 2.01 21190
 EH> @MSGID: 1:143/88 534faa44
 EH> Color catalog and flyer are available for request.
 EH> All titles are 93 & 94 version.

 EH> -!-
 EH> # Origin: Bank of GIFs, Dr. Image BBS 408-453-6250 14.4K (1:143/88)


 please send me one to this address
 54 Lavelle Road
 Henderson
 Auckland New Zealand


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From: JAMES POLLOCK                          Number: 2645
  To: LEE NOGA                                 Date: 04/26/94  4:20a
Subj: Re: TIFF viewing                        Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

 -=> Quoting Lee Noga to Greg Munda <=-

 LN> In a message to Lee Noga <04-22-94 18:55> Greg Munda wrote:

 GM>> With a Viper board and VPIC 6.0 how do you show the 24 bit GIF's???
 GM>> They state they are compressed.  How do we show them???  Do we need
 GM>> something besides VPIC??????

 LN> We don't use VPIC for 256 images or true color--The best thing to use
 LN> is a piece of shareware called CSHOW.EXE which is the latest version
 LN> name of CompuShow 2000 1.01a--Its available on Compuserve, and most
 LN> likely on numerous shareware CD-ROMS--

Two questions:
1.  How will this handle a 1024x768x24bit image on a board with only 1Meg?
does it do 1024x768x16bit, 640x480x24bit window, or 640x480x24bit adjust to
fit?

2.  How old is this package (which CD-ROM to look on) ?


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From: B.J. HEATH                             Number: 2646
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94  8:35a
Subj: CD's for sale                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi!
We've finished with a couple of CD's and thought someone else might
enjoy them.  They came with my Creative Labs multimedia kit and both
include CD in jewel case and instruction manual.

Return to Zork     Really fun with great graphics and music!

Iron Helix         (requires Windows 3.1, SVGA and 4MB of RAM)

On Hand            From Softbank.  Dated 1994 Release 2.  Demos of a lot
of different programs.  The idea is that if you like a certain program
you call an 800 number, purchase the program and they give you a code to
unlock the program from the CD.  Then they send you the disc and books,
too.  They include a couple of free programs and some special offers.
Requires Windows 3.1 and 4 MB RAM.  Two CDs are included.

Also have 2 software packages:

Lexicross    Original box and manual  3.5" & 5.25" disks  Supports sound boards

Personal Advocate   Parsons Tech.  3.5" disks   2 disks & manual, no box

Make me some offers, O.K?
B.J.


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From: ADAM LOTZ                              Number: 2647
  To: MARCO ALIPRANDI                          Date: 04/24/94  8:23a
Subj: Driver software for Apple               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

* In a message originally to All, Marco Aliprandi said:
MA>I need the driver (.SYS) to allow the connection of an Apple
MA>CD300 (Sony)
MA>External CD Rom Drive with a Future Domain SCSI Adapter

You're probably just going to need a generic Future Domain SCSI Cd-Rom
drive... (By which I mean you won't need something specific because it's an
Apple drive...) I recently sold one of these drives to someone locally, and
the drive will run fine in DOS/WIN but will NOT WORK under OS/2.  Just thought
I'd warn you. ;-)

It's an excellent drive, however.


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From: ADAM LOTZ                              Number: 2648
  To: JIM CLEMENTS                             Date: 04/12/94  6:59a
Subj: Compact Disc Capacity                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

JC>FP>Quite frankly, it's only the low cost of CD's in comparsion to floppies
JC>FP>that has allowed them to get away with only releasing around 600Mb per
JC>FP>disk.

JC>Interesting. Can you give any authorities for this?

I think he's nuts -- Audio CDs hold about 74 minutes of "Data"... similarly,
if you record 16-bit audio and SAVE it as DATA (not music) to a CD, (ie. in a
.VOC format) I *think* you might just end up with 60-75 minutes of music.  (if
I'm WAY off, someone tell me, but I think that's actually pretty close... 60
mins of music = about 600 megs?) I think the key here is that the current
Cd-Rom standard reads data off of DATA discs the same as it would from audio
discs... the tracks are the same width, etc....

I suspect that there are limitations to the accuracy that can be had, even
using precise optical mechanisms, or maybe the CDs themselves can't be trusted
if you jam anything closer... but I haven't seen much to indicate that you can
fit much over 650 megs on a 5.25" platter at a reasonable price...


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From: ADAM LOTZ                              Number: 2649
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 04/16/94 11:05p
Subj: NIGHT OWL 12: $25                       Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

MS>We have had online ordering since August of '93.  Our BBS # is always
MS>listed in our tagline........Feel free to call sometime! Select <D> from
MS>the main menu to access the order door.

I didn't think I was THAT stupid!  Upon closer inspection, it turns out that
your BBS number is SOMETIMES listed in your Tagline, Mike!  Apparently you
have TWO taglines, and there's a 50/50 chance of the BBS number being in
there... ;-)  Apparently I just never noticed the difference between the two
taglines, and never read the one with the BBS number in it.  I'll be giving
the board a call ASAP.

Thanks for the info!


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From: ADAM LOTZ                              Number: 2650
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/20/94  8:58p
Subj: WANTED: Cd-Rom Drive                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

WANTED:

CHEAP Single-Speed Cd-Rom drive.

SoundBlaster Pro (Panasonic/Matsushita) interface would be ideal, but would
settle for just about anything, if controller card was included...

I currently have a DoubleSpeed Panasonic in my machine, but would like to add
a single speed for my BBS... Sold my old singlespeed a month ago for $90, so
would like to pay about that or less, depending on the drive, age, etc...

If you've got such a beast, either SBPRO2 compatible, or another brand with
controller, internal OR external, I'm interested.  Keep in mind that NEW
panasonic DOUBLEspeeds are down to $170ish, so I'm definately looking to spend
$100 or less for a used singlespeed.

Reply here, or crash netmail 1:137/402.


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From: JOE BRUCHIS                            Number: 2651
  To: BRICE FLECKENSTEIN                       Date: 04/26/94  8:41p
Subj: NIGHTOWL 12!                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Brice Fleckenstein wrote in a message to Jos Chrispijn:

> DK> We are now taking Pre-Orders for NIGHTOWL 12 and So Much Shareware 4.

>Are they both ONLY 1994 file(s dates) aware ?

 BF>  I should know about So Much Shareware 4 by the end of the
 BF> week, Night Owl 12 will likely take a week or 2 longer (SMS
 BF> 4 is in stock at one of my distributors, just haven't had a
 BF> chance to go over and grab any quite yet)....

What happened to the 4/23 release date??


                                  -= Joe =-
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From: TIM HELTON                             Number: 2652
  To: BOB HEFLEY                               Date: 04/29/94  8:11a
Subj: Topdrawer                               Refer: 2582
Read: NO                                    Private: No

->   SALE! SALE! YOU GET THE MOST from Bigsky distributers!

Ads must be limited to 10 lines.  Thank you.

tim
co-moderator
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From: TIM HELTON                             Number: 2653
  To: BORIS OSADCIW                            Date: 04/29/94  8:05a
Subj: Re: Beware of Boris                     Refer: 2584
Read: NO                                    Private: No

-> OK, enough is enough and although it is AGAINST the POLICY of this
-> echo to FLAME OTHER USERS or TO FLAME OTHER DEALERS and ALSO AGAINST
-> POLICY TO CONDUCTING BUSINESS in this echo, it looks like we're
-> going to have to break the policy that we have abided by for 7 years!

I want to commend you for the way you've handled this guy... If he
doesn't end his slander campaign immediately, I'm going to do it for
him.

Just keep-on-keeping-on like you have. Those who've participated in
this echo for the past several years know who the reputable dealers are
and those who have survived the test of time - like you.

tim
co-moderator
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From: TOM MILLER                             Number: 2654
  To: ROBERT SEE                               Date: 04/27/94  4:45p
Subj: CD-ROM CACHEING                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


 > What's the best cache out there for CD-roms?  It's important that
 > the
 > thing take as little below 640 as possible so I can use it with
 > games as
 > well as windows.  The one in Smartdrv doesn't seem that "smart"

Have you tried the Corel SCSI cd-rom driver.  Future Domain among others sells
it...

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From: RUSH LEE                               Number: 2655
  To: ARNO KNAPEN                              Date: 04/27/94  4:57p
Subj: Lanw Mower Man                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

It is a great game, I wouldn't give no more that $35 for it
though, it is huge to, requiring UP TO 50 meg on your HDD...




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From: CELSO JORGE                            Number: 2656
  To: DAVID BAIRD                              Date: 04/26/94  8:49p
Subj: Re: Sound Blast Compat.                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


On 7 Apr 94 12:53am, David Baird wrote to All:

 DB> Hello All!
Hello, David.

 DB> I am looking to get a CDROM player that is compatible with a Sound
 DB> Blaster Pro model 1330. The docs say it needs a Matsushita...

 DB> Does it?
   Yes, the old SB (Pro and "old" SB16) has only one compatible
   cd-rom driver, Panasonic (or Matsushita, in japanese).

For the new SB 16 Multi-cd you can connect a sony or mitsumi too.

 DB> Are there any doublespeed internals with an interface card available
 DB> for a good price?
   For our card (my is a SB 16 ASP, "old") there is a double-speed
   driver, Panasonic CR562-B (or CR-563B, this has a SB logo).

I have it; it's very fast and has a god price (for USA about US$ 180).

 DB> Or can I adapt another CDROM drive to the internal connector on the
 DB> Sound Blaster Pro card?
No. Only in a SB Multi-cd.

 DB> Thanks ahead of time!
Tchau.

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From: MARCIO GORDIANO                        Number: 2657
  To: SAM BECKWITH                             Date: 04/27/94  5:58p
Subj: Send Cd's To Brazil                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Please send to me the list of All avaibles cd's... With price and who i
buy that (I live in Bahia-Brazil)!!!

Sorry English...

()s
Marcio
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From: MARCIO GORDIANO                        Number: 2658
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94  5:58p
Subj: Send Cd's To Brazil                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Please send to me the list of All avaibles cd's... With price and who i
buy that (I live in Bahia-Brazil)!!!

Sorry English...

()s
Marcio
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From: KANJI IWAMOTO                          Number: 2659
  To: SARAT KOGANTI                            Date: 04/25/94  8:56a
Subj: Cd-rom Games... How Fast                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Sarat Koganti to Russ Divis <=-

 RD> I have a PAS-16 and have a NEC 3xi hooked up to it, I was kind of
 RD> worried that the PAS wasn't going to handle that much speed, but a
 RD> benchmarking utility that I got from somewhere else gave me a
 RD> transfer rate of 452K. That satisfied me.

        Hello! Please, your NEC 3xi plays CDs of musics without the computer?
How much did it cost?

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From: MARTIN GUT                             Number: 2660
  To: VINCE SORENSEN                           Date: 04/25/94  6:16p
Subj: Adult CD-ROMs                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

* In a message originally to Thomas Wong, Vince Sorensen said:
VS>   You'll probably be interested in a copy of our catalog in
VS>that case... you
VS>can download/FREQ CDROMS!.ZIP from our BBS at 306-789-8682
VS>(1:140/121), or if
VS>you give me your mailing address, I can mail one out to you.

Hi Vince, could you please, send me a copy of your latest catalog ?

Send to:

Martin Gut
R. Afonso Oliveira Santos, 50 Ap.2
Morumbi - Sao Paulo - S.P.
CEP: 05663-030
Brazil

Best Regards,
    ]\/[artin

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From: CHRISTIAN BARTSCH                      Number: 2661
  To: SAM FIGUEROA                             Date: 04/24/94 11:06a
Subj: dupes !                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > EID:5E43 F4939EE0
 > This message was from BORIS OSADCIW to ALL,
 > and was forwarded to you by SAM FIGUEROA.

and why is this so if i may ask ?????
all messages from boris arrive here TWO times,sometimes with a little
difference (like this EID-header here) sometimes they seem to be identical to
the last byte !

Christian

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From: EILKO BRONSEMA                         Number: 2662
  To: MICHAEL HAMMER                           Date: 04/24/94 12:31p
Subj: stories                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Michael!

Friday April 22 1994 00:22, Michael Hammer wrote to Eilko Bronsema:

MH> That covers a lot of territory Eilko. What sort of topics do you want
MH> covered by the CDROM?
I like to have a cdrom with articles about various subjects, because I like to
use the cdrom in my BBS (remote access). I have heard about a Gutenberg
Project. I search for something like that: books, articles about various
topics. If possible in plain ascii and ready for BBS-use.

Greetings,
  -=Eilko=-

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From: BERT VAAGS                             Number: 2663
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/21/94  9:05p
Subj: CD-rom prices for Europe 1/3            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello All!

We have alway's the next titles in stock for sales in Europe:
_____________________________________________________________________
Titles:               Prices:    |    ƒ.    |    DM.    |   Bfr.    |
_________________________________|Dutch Gld | Deutsch M | Belg. FR  |

DR. Windows Genuide II                40.-         37.-      730.-
DR. Games for Windows                 40.-         37.-      730.-
DR. Games for Dos                     40.-         37.-      730.-
DR. Shareware-Gold II                 44.-         41.-      800.-
DR. Cliparts                          44.-         41.-      800.-
DR. OS/2 gold                         44.-         41.-      800.-
DR. Music Lab                         44.-         41.-      800.-
DR. Reference                         46.-         42.-      840.-
DR. Graphics                          46.-         42.-      840.-
DR. Communication                     46.-         42.-      840.-
Encyclopedia of sound 2               40.-         37.-      730.-
Guinnes disk of records 1993          69.-         65.-     1255.-
Ham Radio Chestnut                    40.-         37.-      730.-
Win platinum                          44.-         41.-      800.-
The Animals of San Diego Zoo          55.-         51.-     1000.-

Prices excl. posting
Order by Fax: [phone]
Or netmail 2:283/401.17
Mastercard/Visa/Eurocheque/COD.
Prepay: ABN/Amro Netherlands 44.19.58.389
Prepay: Stadtsparkasse Bocholt Deutschland: 428.500.35
BeVaMu Multimedia, The Netherlands.
Eekelerweg 3, 7102 ES Winterswijk.

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From: DMITRY FEDOTOV                         Number: 2664
  To: BOB GIBSON                               Date: 04/21/94  1:27p
Subj: MITSUMI FX001D                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Bob!

Monday April 04 1994, Bob Gibson writes to All:

 BG> Can any one tell me where I can get a driver so I can set up my
 BG> Galaxy Nx Pro 16 card with a Mitsumi Fx001d double speed drive.
 BG> The drivers that come with the card only support the Mitsumi LU series
 BG> which are single speed.

I'm use FX-001D and Galaxy NX Pro (and Pro 16 too) with drivers,
what was with CD-drive. It works fine, but you can change
adress on 300 & 320 only.

Best Regards!

Dmitry Fedotov, Russia.

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From: DMITRY KLIMENKOV                       Number: 2665
  To: GORDON MCQUILLIN                         Date: 04/21/94  7:51p
Subj: Grabbing CD to .WAV                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Gordon!

18 Apr 94 10:27, Gordon McQuillin wrote to David Watt:

     You know, I have CDgrabPro version for ASPI/MSDEX drives, but it
     don't grab audio's from CD.. :-( and writes smth like -
     Device error:   Sector not found
     command:        read long...

     Any other commands are work nice... May be You have some suggestions ?
     I have Mitsumi FD001D Double speed drive and don't use DMA.


Best regards,
Dmitry

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From: JOS CHRISPIJN                          Number: 2666
  To: ISMAIL ARSLANGIRAY                       Date: 04/25/94  8:16p
Subj: Re: Super_CD IV Release                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Ismail,

Quoting your message (21 Apr 94  15:26) to All :

 IA> Super_CD IV   New Release
Please more input on this one; what does it contain ?

Thnx,
Jos Chrispijn

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From: ALFRED DE RUITER                       Number: 2667
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94  8:28a
Subj: CD-ROM's                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Area   : CDROM

   Hello All!

I have a question about several CD-ROM's. I want to know if these CD's are
BBS-Ready.

Is there someone out there who can tell me.

ASP Shareware Compilation

Silver Collection 2 Util
Silver Collection 3 Windows
Silver Collection 4 Business

Dr. Cliparts
Dr. Fonts for Windows
Dr. Fun Pack
Dr. Music
Dr. Music Lab
Dr. OS/2 Gold
Dr. Shareware 1
Dr. Shareware 2
Dr. Windows 1
Dr. Windows 2
Dr. Games for DOS 1
Dr. Games for DOS 2
Dr. Games for Windows 1
Dr. Games for Windows 2

Monster Media

ModBlaster Mod Files

Shareware 1993
Shareware 1994

many thnxs

Alfred de Ruiter

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From: STEWART ROTHMAN                        Number: 2668
  To: GORDON PETERSON                          Date: 04/27/94 12:00a
Subj: BORIS                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 >SR> I'm not going to clutter up the Echo by repeating it all again.
 >SR> He isn't worth it!!!!!

 >GP> Good.  Then shut up and QUIT cluttering up the echo with your
 >GP> tiresome, repeated griping and complaining too.  I'm sure I
 >GP> speak for a lot of us when I say, we're tired of reading it.

You apparently do not speak for the others he's treated badly. If you do not
wish me to post anymore about him, Then quit responding. I've never told
anybody to shut up on a public echo before, as you just did, but if you don't
want to hear anymore about him from me, then you shut up. I will always
respond to all messages to me. If you want to discuss it or anything with me
personally, send me NetMail and I'll respond the same way. If you address me
publicly, I'll answer you the same way. He screwed me and others from many
countries as attested to here. If you like his dealings, then deal with him.
Don't talk to me about it. I finished talking about him some time ago. BUT I
will not ignore an impolite, nasty message such as yours and I will always
respond to messages in the same venue they are posted!!!!!!

If you missed the first message I left where I fully described what he did and
my opinion of his business practices, and would like me to
repeat it, send me a NetMail message with your NetMail address and
I'll NetMail you exactly what started this thread. I was serious
when I said, I didn't want to clutter up the Echo. BUT, talk
like an adult, and don't get nasty. It only reflects on you!

Caveat Emptor!!!!

In case you don't understand that Latin expression, It simply means,
                       "LET THE BUYER BEWARE!!"

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From: ALI AL-ROUBAIAI                        Number: 2669
  To: ERIC HO                                  Date: 04/28/94  5:47a
Subj: catalog                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

*** Quoting Eric Ho to All dated 04-20-94 ***
>    Color catalog and flyer are available for request.
>    All titles are 93 & 94 version.
>
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Could you send a catalog to:

Ali Al-Roubaiai
377 Louis Ave.
Windsor, Ontario, Canada
N9A 1W3

thanx..

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From: RAY KINMAN                             Number: 2670
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94  5:48a
Subj: CD ROM GAME FOR SWAP OR SELL            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I have "Critical Path" game for CD ROM that I would like to swap or sell.  This
is a great game!  Lots of video and surrealistic animation.  I would like an
encyclopedia if anyone has one.
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From: RON FLATHERS                           Number: 2671
  To: ROBERT HANSON                            Date: 04/27/94  5:57p
Subj: Decompression                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RH> Another problem-- I've downloaded a couple programs with ZIP
RH> extensions and when I try to dezip them using PKWARE 1.10 I get
RH> numerous warning messages stating, "I don't know how to handle:
RH> XXXXX." What can I do about that?

Sounds like you need to look for PKZ204G.EXE it makes v1.10 Obsolete!I had the
same Problem till I got a hold of the new version. Hope that helped.
                             Ron
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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2672
  To: RYAN ILANO                               Date: 04/28/94  8:40a
Subj: Special Cd                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 Hello Ryan!

RI> Does anybody know of any "undergound" Cd's? I want to learn about
RI>hacking, and Virii. This is of plain curiosity. I really want to know
RI>Ryan Ilano

 We are currently having a sale via Fidonet Echos on a CDROM disc that
 I think is what you are looking for. It's called Forbidden Subjects
 and our price for the version that does not contain the "Sick and
 Twisted" graphics has a BBS User price of $19.95 plus Shipping and
 handling charges ($6.00 2-Day delivery in U.S.). Let me quote one
 of the ads we've been running to give you a good Idea of what's
 on this CD:

 " The most bizarre and intriguing information out on CDROM to date!
   Hacking and Phreaking files with tutorials and Tone Box information,
   Secret CIA, FBI and Law Enforcement files, Bomb Plans and "How to"
   Crime files, along with BrainWashing, Computer Virus Code and Security
   Secrets, Occult and Magic rituals, Forbidden Ceremonies as well as
   much much more that others have tried to hide from the public information
   channels for so long. Includes MegaSearch for those Facinating late night
   text searches (Both Windows and DOS versions included)."

 We are offering this CD at this price until 4/30/94, then a price
 increase will follow.

 If you're interested, give us a call (It's Free)! (1-800-843-7990)

 Hope this information has helped Ryan.

 Scott Huffman
 The Profit Group


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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2673
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94  9:15a
Subj: 5 CD's Just $25.00!                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=$     The Profit Group    $=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
   MEGA CDROM 1 - 621 MEGABYTES  - BBS Ready  While Supplies Last!
   MEGA CDROM 2 - 653 MEGABYTES  - BBS Ready   Any One For $9.00!
   MEGA A/V 1 - 639 MEGABYTES    - BBS Ready         Or
   MEGA WIN/OS 2 - 653 MEGABYTES - BBS Ready  All Five For $25.00!!
   SDN PLUS 1 - 602 MEGABYTES    - BBS Ready
 *=-=-=-=*   2-day shipping (Contiguous U.S.A.) $6.00   *-=-=-=-=*
  All disc orders include our Free CDROM BenchMark/Utility disc!
  Orders:1-800-843-7990  Fax:[phone]  Info.:1-602-770-0000
   **** Mention where you saw this ad for listed pricing! ****
  The Profit Group - 824 E. FT. Lowell Road - Tucson, AZ. 85719

 * SLMR 2.1a * Don't Forget T&A 2 The Maxx $12.95  Call Now!!

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2674
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94  9:16a
Subj: 6 CD's Just $49.00!                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=*  The Profit Group *=-=*   New Product Update *=-=-=*
 THE BEST OF SHAREWARE - 598 MegaBytes <-------------< Any One
 THE BEST OF WINDOWSWARE - 583 MegaBytes <-----------<   For
 THE BEST OF BIZZNESSWARE - 465 MegaBytes <----------< $12.95!
 THE BEST OF SWIMSUITS - 407 MegaBytes <-------------< All Six
 THE BEST OF PC GAMES - 504 MegaBytes <--------------<   For
 THE BEST OF SIGHTS AND SOUNDS - 609 MegaBytes <-----< $49.00!!
 That's Just $8.17 A Piece When You Buy All Six! (Pressed 1/94)
 All Discs Are BBS Ready With Files.BBS In Each Directory!
     Shipping Costs (Contiguous U.S.) 2-Day $6.00
 All disc orders include our Free CDROM BenchMark/Utility disc!
 Orders:1-800-843-7990  Fax:[phone]  Info.:1-602-770-0000
 The Profit Group___824 E. FT. Lowell Road___Tucson, AZ. 85719

 * SLMR 2.1a * Don't Forget T&A 2 The Maxx $12.95 Call Now!!

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2675
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94  9:18a
Subj: Adult CD Just $12.95!                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*   The Profit Group   *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
 FORBIDDEN SUBJECTS - (Without Sick & Twisted Graphics) - $19.95
 # This disc has become so controversial with our advertisers that
 # many of them have banned us from referencing it's contents in full
 # detail for fear of retaliation. Offer good until 4/30/94 !!
 T&A 2 THE MAXX - 616 Lusty MEGABYTES - Hot Adult oriented CD Disc!
 # 146 Different Adult Animations! 882 Adult Fantasy Text Files!
 # 48 Adult Oriented Games! 2938 SVGA and VGA GIF's! BBS Ready!
 # Mousable User Interface for both Windows & DOS! BBS Price $12.95
 *-=-=-=* Purchase ANY CDROM Disc and our BenchMark CD is FREE! *=-=-=*
 Orders 1-800-843-7990____Fax [phone]____Info 1-602-770-0000

 * SLMR 2.1a * See the Commercial For Sale Echo for all of our products!

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2676
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94  9:19a
Subj: Free CDROM Disc! Free!                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*  FREE CDROM DISC OFFER  *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
 *-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-*

  - This offer is ONLY valid while we have supplies in stock!
  - This offer is ONLY valid when you mail in the form supplied
    below. Do Not Call Our 1-800 number for this offer!
  - This offer is ONLY valid in the Contiguous United States.
    (Other geographic locations will have this offer available
     in the near future, so keep on reading our posts!)

 O.K., enough of the prequalification statements, let's get to the
 meat of this offer!

 Hey Scott, what CDROM Disc is The Profit Group giving away?

  It's our Original CDROM BenchMark and Test CDROM. It comes with
  over 300 MegaBytes of varied ShareWare along with CDROM Drive
  BenchMark and Test Utility Programs written by our programming
  staff. These programs are not available on any other CDROM Disc!

 What can you tell me about the CDROM Utilities?

  The utilities measure CDROM Drive throughput as well as access
  times in a reliable and consistent manner for a meaningful
  real-world BenchMark for your CDROM Drive! Besides our custom
  written program we have also included a directory on this CDROM
  containing all the CDROM Drive utilities You'll ever Need!

 What about the ShareWare on this Disc?

  As mentioned, there's over 300 Vintage MegaBytes: Audio/Visual files
  such as GIF's, Fli animations & Sound files in every variety.
  Games for DOS, Windows & OS/2, System utilities, drivers, Windows
  applications and True Type Fonts. Electronic publications such
  as PC Magizine, Dr. Dobbs Journal and Sound Blaster Digest,
  plus much much more! This disc is BBS ready with MegaDoor,
  MegaFile (Makes files.bbs in any format) and MegaTerminal (Provides
  your Users with mouseable pull down menues when accessing this CD)!

 O.K., so what's the catch?

  The only thing that we ask of you is that you send us shipping and
  handling of this Disc which amounts to only $2.00! The CDROM BenchMark
  and Test Utilities on this disc far outway this expenditure!
  That's fair!

 So how do I get this FREE CDROM Disc?

  Just simply fill out the form below, print it and mail it in with
  your $2.00 S/H to our business address. We will mail these
  free discs out in two week increments, the first shipment
  is scheduled to go out on 5/15/94! (Sorry, no COD Orders)
  Payment can be Personal Check, Money Order, Cashier's Check,
  or, if you dare....cash. Sorry, MasterCard and Visa will not be
  accepted for this offer.

 --Cut Here---------------------------------------------------------------

    Yes, please send me my FREE CDROM Disc as seen on Fidonet!!


   Name___________________________________________________________

   Address______________________________________Apt./Suite#_______

   City_____________________________State__________Zip____________


              Mail to:  The Profit Group
                        824 East Ft. Lowell Road
                        Tucson, AZ.  85719

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 I only ask that you please act fast as quantities of this Disc
 are limitted and subject to availability!

 Scott Huffman
 The Profit Group


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From: JASON ELKS                             Number: 2677
  To: DAVID SILVER                             Date: 04/28/94  3:15p
Subj: Germany Fido Addresses                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I hope you get this!

> * Origin: The Silverado <-> Heidelberg, Germany  ZyXEL 19.2
>(2:2468/9717)

Hey Dave:

     I was just wondering if you could give a couple of Fido boards in
the(addresses) area of Ramstein AFB or Lundstuhl or something.  My
sister is in Germany and would like to try this out.  If you get this
Please place the time and date you received this in your reply.  Any
help  in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

TTFN - Jason Elks
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From: DAVE BEATRICE                          Number: 2678
  To: SAM FIGUEROA                             Date: 04/26/94  3:54p
Subj: Re: Rebel Assault trade..               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 SF> I know ya don't like adventure type games but I thought I would
 SF> propose you with Kings Quest 6! Very nice game with like 25 minutes
 SF> opening and full speech throught the whole game!

 SF> Just thought I would ask

 SF> Sam Figueroa

Hi Sam, thanx for droppin a line...I already had KQ 6 and traded it to a
buddy of mine.


Anyone else wanna trade for Rebel Assault?  No adventure or puzzle games.
Will take chessmaster 4000 turbo or strike commander or comanche cd etc...

Dave


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From: DAVE BEATRICE                          Number: 2679
  To: TOM STASIUK                              Date: 04/26/94  5:41p
Subj: Re: TRADE                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 TS> I'd be interested in that.  I've got Megarace and would like to
 TS> trade for Rebel Assault.  If your still interested, drop me a
 TS> line or call [phone] I'm located in Gainesville Fl.

 TS> Also I consider my self a newbe to longdistance trading.  Even
 TS> if your not interested, could you tell me how this usually
 TS> works?  Thanx
 TS> Tomasz S.

Tom, I have rebel assault if your willing to trade megarace.  Let me know
if the above deal don't fall thru.  You can contact me privately if you
want thru net mail or thru the internet [e-mail]


Dave



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From: CHARLIE JARMAN                         Number: 2680
  To: JIM LAMBERT                              Date: 04/22/94 12:14a
Subj: Cream II                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

The prolific Jim Lambert postulated to Charlie about Cream II...

 CJ>       Jim, where might I FREQ this fix from? I am considering CCII and
 >       would like to have this if need be. Thanks,

 JL> Terry Blount may be able to help you FREQ it.  You can download

        Thanks Jim. Terry left me a msg and I will FREQ it from him
        ASAP. Take care,
                        Charlie

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From: PAUL CLANCY                            Number: 2681
  To: ROBERT SEE                               Date: 04/28/94  5:59a
Subj: SCSI-2                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RSIs the SCSI-2 connection the same as the SCSI-1?  Internlly a 50 pin
RSribbon cable with the female IDC socket connectors and for the external
RSthe 50 pin centronics male connectors at both ends of the cable that
RSgoes b/w SCSI-1 devices. As far as I know these work for SCSI-1 is it
RSthe same for SCSI-2?  I think the NEC 3x external CD-ROM uses a
RSdifferent connector and I was wondering if that was considered the
RSstandard for SCSI-2. It was a very unusual port (for me anyway) much
RSsmaller than a 50 pin centronics. I don't remember much else.

Hi Robert,
Yes, SCSI1, SCSI2, and Fast SCSI2 connectors are identical and SCSI2 is
downwardly compatible with SCSI1 so you can mix devices using a SCSI2
adapter. The NEC 3X is switchable from SCSI2 to SCSI1 for those with a
SCSI1 adapter.  A different type of connector is used for Fast and WIDE
SCSI2 (to provide faster transfers across the SCSI bus) but these adapters
and devices are fairly rare. The cabling used by the NEC external 3Xp and
3Xe is actually a MAC style plug and a centronics style SCSI cable can be
bought separately from NEC for the drive. I believe the cost is under $60.
The internal 3X uses standard 50 pin scsi ribbon cable connection. Sorta
sounds like the externals are targeted at Mac owners and internals at PC
Pilots.

                    Hope this helps, Cheers..Paul.



Paul Clancy CServe Mail 76360,555
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From: ADAM HIGGINS                           Number: 2682
  To: GORDON MCQUILLIN                         Date: 04/27/94  3:17p
Subj: CATALOG                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Please send me a catalog of all CD-ROM titles you have in stock:
   A.D. Higgins
   4758 Kinnamon Road
   Winston-Salem, NC 27103



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From: NATHAN                                 Number: 2683
  To: CHUCK DUBMAN                             Date: 04/28/94 12:31p
Subj: Advice To A Newcomer                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

MH>> cd>Unless you need the machine to make a living, buy last year's
MH>> cd>technology and save the bucks.  It's all obsolete the day it

MH>> I agree with you to a certain extent on this.......

MH>> cd>hits the market, anyway.  Case in point -- the 586, or should
MH>> cd>I say, "Pentium".  What's a 586 chip cost? Probably $400-500.

MH>> If you can find me a Pentium chip (not the P24T) for $500,
MH>> I'll take one.
MH>> In that price range you are talking more like an Intel
MH>> DX2/66.

CD>What does the 586 sell for anyway?  That price was off the top of my head,
CD>mind you, $500 give or take $1000.

MH>> cd>What is it?  It's a 32 bit 80xxx CISC architecture number
MH>> cd>cruncher with two on-board math coprocessors.  Very hot poop,
MH>> cd>until you find out Nintendo's next generation of game
MH>> cd>machines is based on a 64 bit RISC chip that sells wholesale
MH>> cd>for under $30, and can knock the socks off anything
MH>> cd>80xxx-based.

MH>> I suppose it depends on your intended application. Nintendo
MH>> has optimized for graphics capabilities and little else.
MH>> You said it yourself..."game machines".

CD>Games or spreadsheets, it's all 1's and 0's.  The machine doesn't know the
CD>difference.

MH>> cd>Pentium?  It's a 586.  Don't kid yourself.

MH>> It doesn't matter what you call it....it matters what it
MH>> does and at what price point.

CD>Still, if you really want a hot machine, wait and buy RISC.  If you want a
CD>machine for a kid to write book reports on, buy a 386 or a 486 -- and that's
CD>only because 286's are getting hard to find new.

For your information, INFO magazine did a processor comparison between the new
Power PC chip, and the 100 mhz Pentium.  The Power PC was faster, but by about
5% on integer manipulations and by about 20% on floating point.  Not a
significant difference, is there?  At that point, I'll pay more for the peace
of
mind of running a machine with a real x86 instruction set for compatibility
reasons.

Nathan
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From: ALEX HOOKER                            Number: 2684
  To: MATTHEW BOYD                             Date: 04/28/94  4:39p
Subj: Jeep For sale                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

MB> Dear User's

  Did you run out of time or something? Oh wait. That doesn't interrupt the
message... What happened to the rest of the letter?
* SPITFIRE v3.5
Supporting SpitFire Since 1992!
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From: MICHAEL TERRY                          Number: 2685
  To: MICHAEL BLITCH                           Date: 04/27/94  9:35a
Subj: Trade/sell Cds                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

In a message of <23 Apr 94  18:18:00>, Michael Blitch (1:372/46) writes:

Michael, how much are you asking for Microcosm?  Total +shipping.

-=Michael=-
[phone] EST


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From: GIL HUGHES                             Number: 2686
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94  7:04p
Subj: Wanted                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

My roommate is looking for a used copy of Corel Draw 3.0 or 4.0 on CD.
Anybody out there got one they would be willing to part with?


 * QMPro 1.50 11-1111 * Don't drink and park; accidents cause people.


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From: ROBERT KIDWELL                         Number: 2687
  To: MICHAEL WILLARD                          Date: 04/27/94  4:56p
Subj: files.bbs => *.dir utili                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

MW>is a binary file.  I'm using TAG bbs.
Sorry.. I'm not in to TAG.. We run RemoteAccess here.
=rk=

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From: ROBERT KIDWELL                         Number: 2688
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94  9:04p
Subj: LawnMower Man CD game                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No



        For Sale or Trade for (Latest) Shareware CD
        Make me an offer I can't refuse...


        LawnMower Man....

        An adventure in Virtual Reality..
        Best darn CD game I've ever encountered.

        System requirements: 386dx min...
         2x spin CD drive
         4 meg ram

         On a 486dx this CD is like a movie..
         Totally Awesome..

         If interested leave me a message with your Netmail address
         or Netmail me.

         =rk=

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From: JEFFREY SPARKS                         Number: 2689
  To: JC-QWK                                   Date: 04/28/94 10:15p
Subj: Drop                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Control message generated by QMPro 1.52


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From: JERRY ZELLER                           Number: 2690
  To: MICHAEL BLITCH                           Date: 04/28/94  6:56a
Subj: Used Cdroms For Sale                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Mike - that sounds all right.  Mail to me at 989 Wayson Way, Davidsonville, MD
21035.  Leave or include your address and I will send you the money.  Jerry

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2691
  To: JOHANNES BERTORP                         Date: 04/28/94  9:47a
Subj: Windows CD-ROM                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 Hello Johannes!

JB>GM >      Profit Group is selling the MegaWindows2 disc for
JB>GM > $29.00(US) right now
JB>GM >      and that disc has quite a bit of Windows software on
JB>GM > it.  Give them a
JB>GM >      call at 1-800-843-7990 if you have any questions.

JB>I live in Sweden, and I can't dial 800 numbers. Could you
JB>please give me a internationalnumber with an areacode.

 I'm filling in for Gordon while he's on sabbatical.

 The # with area code you need is:

               602-770-0000

 Remember to tell the customer service rep that you place your order
 with that you saw the CD advertised on Fidonet!

 Take care, and hope to hear from you soon!

 Scott Huffman
 Ther Profit Group


 * SLMR 2.1a * Don't Forget T&A 2 The Maxx $12.95  Call Now!!

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2692
  To: LARRY RUPERT                             Date: 04/28/94 12:16a
Subj: LOOKING FOR SELECT PHONE                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

\ +>I am looking for a disk called "Select Phone".  It is supposed to be
LR:>"fantastic".  Does anyone know where I can pick it up halfways reasonable,
a
LR:>has anyone used this disk?  I'm thinking of using it for mailing labels.
An
LR:>information or help would be appreciated..  Thanks. Larry

Larry,

We sell them new at $159.40.  That price includes a certificate for a free
upgrade to the next available version.  Excellent for mailing lists.  Give
me a call and we can talk more!

.\\ike

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * ...Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball...

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2693
  To: NICHOLAS CHUNG                           Date: 04/28/94 12:16a
Subj: CD Rom                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

NC:>Hi, anyone out there having old Shareware CD Roms which they don't want
NC:>anymore? If so, please leave me a message, I may buy them! Thanks!

We don't sell used ones, but we do have an excellent price on the Shareware
Overload Trio, which consists of three FULL CD's, of all 1993 shareware.
Price is $18.90 ($6.30 per CD) if you're interested.

.\\ike

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * Everyone is entitled to my opinion.

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2694
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94 12:16a
Subj: $10 CD-ROM SPECIALS                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 ************************* $10 CD-ROM SPECIALS! **************************
 Mailer's Lookup           CD Winbox                Too Much Shareware
 Learning Adventure        Jokes & Pranks           1001 Utilities
 Business Assistant        Dictionaries & Language  CD Powerbox
 Clipart Warehouse         Complete Bookshop        Encyclopedia of Sound
 Home/Office Legal Guide   Windoware                VGA Spectrum
 Too Many Typefonts        Technotools              Super Games for DOS
 Super Games for Windows   Shareware Overload       Our Solar System
 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * '94 L.A. quake survivor.

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2695
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94 12:17a
Subj: ADULT CD-ROM PRICE$!                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 Adult Movie Almanac (NEW).....69.50    L.A. Strippers (Movie)........39.50
 Amateur Models................25.00    Lovely Ladies (Swimsuit)......30.60
 American Girls................33.00    Nightwatch Interactive........41.10
 Bodacious Beauties (NEW)......34.60    Scissors & Stones (NEW).......49.10
 Busty Babes 2.................29.00    Seymore Butts Interactive.....49.10
 Digital Dancing (Movie).......48.00    Sizzle........................25.10
 Digital Dreams 2 (NEW)........25.30    Sweet Dreams..................25.10
 Digital Dreams 2-Pak..........49.00    Swimsuits 2 the Maxx (NEW)....19.70
 Giffy Gold....................31.40    Virtual Valerie (Mac).........74.40
 Girls of J. Stephen Hicks.....32.60    Women on Wheels (NEW).........29.90
 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * Black holes:  Where God divided by zero.

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From: BERNIE HOFFMAN                         Number: 2696
  To: LARRY RUPERT                             Date: 04/27/94  9:37p
Subj: Looking for select phone                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Larry, What exactly does Select Phone do? Is it like Pro-Phone?


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From: ROBIN GIBSON                           Number: 2697
  To: FRANK KERSTEN                            Date: 04/28/94  6:53a
Subj: CDROMS & viruses                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Thanks for your reply, Frank!

Robin


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From: JOE RINEHART                           Number: 2698
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94  6:45a
Subj: !292 Cd's $20 or less!                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CD-DISC SALE...
OS/2 Hobbes $13.05                     $5.00 FedEx shipping (domestic)
Shareware Studio 4 $16.00              $5.00 C.O.D.'s WELCOME!
Order by 6pm for same day shipping!    $8.00 DHL WorldMail (Worldwide)
             International DHL Quotes via e-mail 24 hours
>292 CD-ROM titles $20.00 or less!  To order discs or catalog contact:
Joe Rinehart, config.sys, Inc., P.O. Box 27, Kent, Ohio 44240.0001, or
voice:216.296.9831, voice:216.296.4446, DATA/FAX: [phone] - 24hrs
NORTH AMERICAN TOLL-FREE ORDER LINE 1.800.6.CONFIG=1800.626.6344 24HRS

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From: JAMES POLLOCK                          Number: 2699
  To: RUSH WILLIAMS                            Date: 04/27/94 12:22p
Subj: Re: Help-Advice Wanted                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Rush Williams to All <=-

 RW> I've been planning on purchasing a CD-Rom drive for some time now.
Get a Matsushita CR-56x-B drive.  It's double-speed, it's cheap, and it
is fast enough to handle games and MPC levels I and II.  It's good for
about 18 months, maybe longer (before obsolescence).




... My other computer is a VAX.
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From: JAMES POLLOCK                          Number: 2700
  To: RYAN ILANO                               Date: 04/27/94 12:27p
Subj: Re: Special Cd                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Ryan Ilano to All <=-

 RI> Does anybody know of any "undergound" Cd's? I want to learn about
 RI> hacking, and Virii. This is of plain curiosity. I really want to know
 RI> about significant computer trials and real big things like the
 RI> Michealangelo and "stoned" virus that spread all year. I really want
 RI> to know it all. I have been very curious since the 1592 virus struck my
 RI> computer. I want to see if the people that killed my Hard drive really
 RI> worked on it. I really know nothing about hacking. I have looked
 RI> EVERYWHERE for a file about this stuff, in the Libray and every single
 RI> friggin' BBS in Orlando. I really hate Virii.
The two available are "The Hacker Chronicles" and "Forbidden Subjects".  For
real books, look for Clifford Stohl's "The Cuckoo's Egg", Katie Haffner's
"Cyperpunks", William Sterling's "The Hacker Crackdown".  Not much virii
(except for the rtm Internet worm), but lots on "hacking".



... Pardon Me, But Would You Have Any Blue Poupon?
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From: DAVE MCEWEN                            Number: 2701
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94  7:17p
Subj: DR GAMES II                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi All!

   A Look at DR. GAMES CD Disk.

   General :-
             When bringing up the front end of this disk it gives you
             a Sharware warning. It then goes on to the main menu. All
             this main menu does is show you a list of the games 62 in
             all. Once you have found a game that you would like to play
             it will start a bat file and you will be able to play the
             game. When you quit the game you will return to Dos and will
             have to go through the whole menu system from the start. This
             I found to be a bit irritating. If you are a BBS Sysop this
             disk will not be for you as there are no ziped files or
             files.bbs files. In fact if you are a games enthusiast
             I would not spend the R110 on this disk.

   About the games :-

            Out of the 60 games I played or tried to play 20. I found most
            most of them to be these silly little game that you would play
            while waiting to do something more importaint. A few of them
            I could not even find out how to get started and had to give up.
            Even the graphics were not that good so I can't even say it was
            worth looking at it for that. The only game that I found I could
            sit and play was a copy of Wolfenstien 3D.

            You can Request a full list of the files "DRGAME.ZIP" from me
            at 5:7104/9 or download it from Big Mac BBS 041-333113.



Cheers,
           Dave

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From: DAN KIEHL                              Number: 2702
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94  2:32p
Subj: HELP!                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 @ORIGIN :¥ MDC Computers BBS! ¥ [phone] ¥ Alamogordo, NM ¥     N
Hi,

     I have a interal NEC CDR 83.  It's not a bad drive 300ms and SCSI.
I bought it about a year ago brand new.  How long of warranty does NEC
give with thier cd-roms?  I was told 2 years?  Lately my drive has been
acting really funny.  When I'll go to copy files from it, it'll start
coping and then the light will go off and it will sit there for about 1
min before continuing.  Can anyone help me?


               Thanks,
                  Dan
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From: MARK P. HARRIS                         Number: 2703
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94 11:05p
Subj: CDROM on a ThinkPad                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Does anyone have any suggestions for connecting and what kind would be best to
connect a CD-ROM drive to an IBM Thinkpad, Model 700C which appears to have a
SCSI connection, DB25 or similar. Thanks, Mark & Doug

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From: DENNIS MCCASLIN                        Number: 2704
  To: GEORGINA MARTINEZ                        Date: 04/28/94  9:46a
Subj: Re: 7Th Guest                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

  >At the beginning, go straight ahead and count the intersections.  Make the
  >fifth right turn.  From there is easy.
  >If you want to look at a map, there is one in the room with the Bishop puzzl
  > (Knox's Bedroom)

Georgina,

Thanks alot for this info. This is the only place I got stuck with.
This will help alot.

Thanks again,
Dennis

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From: DENNIS MCCASLIN                        Number: 2705
  To: MICHAEL BLITCH                           Date: 04/28/94  9:46a
Subj: 7Th Guest                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

  >successfully navigate the depths of the maze, you will no longer have to
  >go back through, you will be automatically transported back the the
  >kitchen when you finish the puzzle at the end.

Michael,

Thanks alot for this information. Really had no other problems with
7th Guest other than the maze. This will help a bunch.

Thanks again,
Dennis

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From: MARK WALKER                            Number: 2706
  To: RICHARD HOOVER                           Date: 04/26/94 12:47p
Subj: Bible CD'S BEST ONES ????????           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Richard!

26 Apr 94 08:19, Richard Hoover wrote to Mark Walker, or ANYONE:

 RH> On (23 Apr 94) Mark Walker wrote to Rob Clarke...

 MW>> I just got "The Holy Bible" by Advantage Plus.  About $19.

 RH> Mark, does this CD have parallel translations side-by-side? That's
 RH> what I'm looking for in a good Bible CD.

Yes...there are 2 programs and several databases on the CD. The 2 programs are
"The Online Bible" and "The Seedmaster For Windows". I prefer the Seedmaster.
You can have 2 different translations on the screen at once.The Seedmaster
version on the CD is an older one and only supports KJV, but I called the
Seedmaster BBS and D/L the newest version...it supports more formats.

Seedmaster has several CDs that have more databases but they run $89-$129 I
believe.

Hope that helps,

Mark

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From: CRAIG STEVENS                          Number: 2707
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94 12:00a
Subj: MediaVision CD ROM Multimedia kit for sale  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

MediaVision CD ROM  MultiMedia Kit - includes NEC dual speed external CD ROM
Drive, photo CD ready, stereo speakers, CDs include Compton's Multimedia
Encyclopedia, Battle Chess, Out of this World, FWB CD ROM Toolkit, new in the
box, $400.


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From: RICK WICKER                            Number: 2708
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94 12:00a
Subj: Is it Broke? Or just need cleaning?     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I have a NEC CDR-80, that was working fine for months. Suddenly, upon reboot, I
noticed it was taking a LOOOONG time to initially read the CD.  So I rebooted
again.  Then it wouldn't even look at it. just a quick blink (about one every
second). And the system would NEVER boot up as a result.


Do these things get dirty, or need some kind of cleaning now and then?  I smoke
and my ashtray is near the front of the unit.  I have noticed the fan inside
the case, does suck the smoke in.  Could it be the lens needs a cleaning?  Or
does it sounds as though the drive has gone for good?

Any and ALL advice on this is greatly appreciated!

Rick Wicker

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From: MICHAEL MOORE                          Number: 2709
  To: MICHAEL BLITCH                           Date: 04/27/94 11:13p
Subj: Trade/sell CDS                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

MB>I have several pieces of software that I would like to sell or trade
MB>for something else. I would like to trade any of these things for an
MB>Adult cd but want to trade my Adult for Adult only please. I no
MB>longer have Windows, so make me some type of offer as a package or
MB>whatever. I'll even trade a couple Win things for one CD. Please
MB>reply here to make me any kind of offer. Leave your number so I can
MB>get in touch with you. Here is what I have...

MB>CD-Roms...

MB>Dracula Unleashed
MB>Star Trek: 25th Anniversary (Enhanced)
MB>Dragon's Lair

Michael, I'm interested in the above CD-ROMS.  Would you be willing to
trade these three for the following:

    --Rebel Assault
        --King's Quest VI
    --Daemonsgate

If you're interested in anything, let me know.  Thanks.

-Michael Moore
(phone: [phone],    Internet: [e-mail])


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From: DAN PROULX                             Number: 2710
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94 11:18p
Subj: MIDI on CD-ROM                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi, there.

Would anyone care to venture an opinion on which of the current
shareware (or other) CD-ROM's carries the best quality selection of
.MID files?  I have a GUS, and have become addicted to listening to
good MIDI songs.  Not bad for kerioke, either, if you edit out the
lead vocal track (too bad the lyrics aren't included, but I guess
that would be too much like copywrite infringment...).

DCP from Canada's sunny capital.

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From: MICHAEL MARCH                          Number: 2711
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94 11:22p
Subj: me                                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I have one!!

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From: DALE ERSKINE                           Number: 2712
  To: WADE NORTON                              Date: 04/27/94  9:57p
Subj: Drive                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Mr Norton,

I have no baseline for comparison, never having owned or used any drive other
than the NEC 3xi. I bought a 3xi about one month ago. I have used no benchmark
test....they may all be of dubious reliability anyway. I like this drive. I
would buy it. I did. The person that sold it to me had not seen on in use
before installing it on my system. He seemed genuinely surprised that it
appeared to access data significantly faster than he was accustomed. (Not
entirely an unbiased opinion!) Go ahead and buy it....what else could you do
with the money, anyway?

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From: DALE ERSKINE                           Number: 2713
  To: RAYMOND FERNANDEZ                        Date: 04/28/94 10:40p
Subj: Specials                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

What proof do you expect for adult cd orders? Is a CD catalog available? You
listed telephone numbers...I have no idea what is the area prefix. Thanks.


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From: GEORGE SMITH                           Number: 2714
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94  5:31p
Subj: Sony CDU531                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I run a BBS and I have eight Sony CDU-531 CDs on the system.  Recently
two of the drives have started to reject any and all disks inserted
into the drive.  The problem is not with the disks as they run just fine
in the other 6 drives.  The Sony Docs mention that the drive will reject
disks if unable to read the disk but they don't mention how to correct
the problem.  The drive light comes on and the drive appears to be
trying to work before the disk is ejected.  No error messages.

Suggestions/Solutions much appreciated.

                                  George


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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2715
  To: DAVE WARNER                              Date: 04/28/94  7:41p
Subj: Re: Configuring a CD-ROM                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

DW>Not good advice... serial ports are standardized at IRQ 3&4

 Dave, I goofed! After I logged off I realized, I was talking about IRQ(s), but
was thinking COM(s)!  He was saying his mouse was on 04, and I was thinking
mine was on 1, but he meant IRQ, and I was thinking COM ports!! Excuse me!! I
musta been half asleep!!


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From: JIM KEHO                               Number: 2716
  To: ROBERT SEE                               Date: 04/28/94  7:44p
Subj: Re: CD-ROM AUDIO (TOSHIBA)              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Robert, I ran acrossed a text file the other day while browsing through my
Creative Lab files.. Are you connecting this Toshiba to a Sound Blaster
Pro/16??? If so, here's a couple of numbers for places to obtain audio cables;
SC&T 800-208-2080 and TTS 800-887-4968..  BUT it does say if you have any of
the following you should be able to obtain a cable from them (Creative Labs)
800-998-1000; Sony CDU31A or CDU33A, Mitsumi CRMC FX001/FX001d or CRMC LU005,
NEC, Hitachi, AND Toshiba.. YOu might want to give them a call! Hope this
helps!!


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From: JOHN DONALDSON                         Number: 2717
  To: KERRY ARCHER                             Date: 04/28/94  6:10p
Subj: 7th Guest                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

  thanks , there was another message that had a picture of the maze in it.
I think we might be able to amke it thru the game now.
  Going to try dracular's unleashed next.

John D.

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From: MICHAEL DAUM                           Number: 2718
  To: LARRY RUPERT                             Date: 04/27/94 10:30a
Subj: LOOKING FOR SELECT PHONE                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

LR>I am looking for a disk called "Select Phone".  It is supposed to be
LR>"fantastic".  Does anyone know where I can pick it up halfways reasona
LR>has anyone used this disk?  I'm thinking of using it for mailing label
LR>information or help would be appreciated..  Thanks. Larry
LR>

I wouldn't get Select Phone for labels!

I got their "NEW 1994" set.  Only to find out that they consistantly had
phone numbers and addresses that have not been unpdated since 1991 and
1992.  Luckily I had my "NEW 1993" set, and sure enough, there were too
many similarities between the two, and I had a ton (metric!) of returns
from using labels from that set.

On the good side, 1994 uses fewer CDs and seems to run faster.

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From: MICHAEL DAUM                           Number: 2719
  To: MICHAEL BLITCH                           Date: 04/27/94 10:32a
Subj: TRADE/SELL CDS                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

MB>CD-Roms...
MB>
MB>Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
MB>Day of the Tentacle (Enhanced)
MB>

I am interested in these two, let me know what you want for them.  I don't
have any trades :(

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From: MICHAEL DAUM                           Number: 2720
  To: NICHOLAS CHUNG                           Date: 04/27/94 10:34a
Subj: CD ROM                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

NC>Hi, anyone out there having old Shareware CD Roms which they don't wan
NC>anymore? If so, please leave me a message, I may buy them! Thanks!
NC>---

I have PC-SIG, 9th edition.

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From: ROBERT SEE                             Number: 2721
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94  2:27p
Subj: CD-ROM AUDIO (TOSHIBA)                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Does anyone know where I can get a cable to connect my Toshiba 3101bme
to my audio card?  I can't find the connector that fits into the jack on
the back of the Toshiba anywhere (it's the same as the one on a 3301b
I've seen. I think these two drives may have been pulled from external
cases so the connector may be different from a 3101 or 3201 that was
sold as an internal drive originally, but I'm not sure as I havn't seen
any other Toshiba CD-ROM drives). If I could just get that connector I
could easily make the rest of it. The 3 pin connector is shaped
something like this:
;                 _________________
;               _|                 |_
;              |   O      O       O  |
;              |_________   _________|
;                       /___\
Where the "O" s are the pins.
It's small compared to a typical header receptical that would have 3
pins.  The actual with of that connector above is only about 8 or
9mm.  Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
[e-mail]

PS If anyone here is selling the cable for this let me know the price +
shipping, the length of the cable, and where to send the check. (and
it's shielded right?)

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From: TERRY BLOUNT                           Number: 2722
  To: JACK HELSER                              Date: 04/26/94  1:40a
Subj: Cream of the Crop II                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Jack Helser wrote in a message to Terry Blount:

JH> Are you taking any advance orders for  Cream III

Not yet.  I may start when I send the disc off to press. I
wouldn't want to collect too much money for something I didn't actually have...
I may be tempted to spend it!  :)

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From: TERRY BLOUNT                           Number: 2723
  To: KENT TIMM                                Date: 04/26/94 11:22p
Subj: Re: Cream of the Crop II                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Kent Timm wrote in a message to Terry Blount:

 TB> (1:3625/441)
KT> Is that your bbs (the node number?)

Yes.... hurry!  ...and attach a message so I can find it.

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From: NORAYR HAJIAN                          Number: 2724
  To: RICHARD HOOVER                           Date: 04/28/94 10:09p
Subj: Bible CD'S BEST ONES ???                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RH>Mark, does this CD have parallel translations side-by-side? That's
RH>what I'm looking for in a good Bible CD.

I'm just getting into this echo, so I don't know what's been said.  I've
seen a demo of "The Bible Library" and it shows 9 translations side by
side, along with a whole host of other reference materials.  I haven't
received mine yet, but I did order a copy of the CD disk for $25.

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From: NORAYR HAJIAN                          Number: 2725
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94 10:17p
Subj: Catalogues                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I've recently received a CD-ROM and Sound Blaster.  I'm interested in
finding what CD's are available.  I'll be checking this echo, but if
anyone would like to send me their catalogue, I'd be pleased to look at
it.  I'm interested in educational CD's and CD's that serve the
Christian community.

Send catalogue to;
 Norayr Hajian
 69 - 12th Ave.
 Whitehorse YT  Y1A 4J9
 Canada

PS., it will be almost imperative that you be able to ship by regular
postal system, as anything else would cost an outrageous amount.  Please
indicate what you would charge to ship up here.

Norayr; from the Land of the Frozen Chosen.

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From: NORAYR HAJIAN                          Number: 2726
  To: SEAN BEGGS                               Date: 04/28/94 10:19p
Subj: Kodak Photo Cd                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

SB>MAN! Can you send me that software when you get a hold of
SB>it?  If you do, you can send any requests from Canada my
SB>way for requests for this software.  I am dying -- dying, I
SB>tell you! -- to get some good Kodak Photo CD Software!

Hello Winnipeg, this is Whitehorse!

I've got something from Creative Labs, the "Aldus Photostyler SE"
(whatever that is).  From what I gather, it's a photo CD software.  But
I don't know much about it, and have not used it.  I doubt I'm going to
get into photo CD's for some time yet.  You probably know more about
this software than I do.  If it is some use to you, make me an offer.

Norayr.

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From: NORAYR HAJIAN                          Number: 2727
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94 10:28p
Subj: CD's for trade                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Greetings all.

I've got 3 CD's I'd like to sell or trade.  I'm looking for educational
CD's or children's CD's.  Particularly a World Atlas or "Mixed Up Mother
Goose" or any Bible and/or religion CD.

For trade I've got:
  1) Loom (whatever that is, but it doesn't appear to be anything I'd be
  interested in).

  2) The Secret of Monkey Island.

  3) Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe.

Norayr.

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From: DAVID HILL                             Number: 2728
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94  3:41p
Subj: WANT A CD-ROM MADE                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I am wanting to put my HD on a CD to save space. I have a Mac computer and
can put the contents on a sysquest tape.
Are there any reasonable co.'s that can do that for me in Mac format?
Thanks!

P.S. There is another David Hill on the Fidonet, so if I do not answer you
one way or other try again..

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From: CHRISTOPHER EKSTROM                    Number: 2729
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94  2:55p
Subj: Philips CD-ROMs                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hi!

I was wondering if I can connect my Philips CM121 and my two Philips CM201s to
a SCSI interface-card ???

Or is there any other interface that can handle my CD-ROMs ?

/Christopher Ekstrom

  2:205/237 or [e-mail]

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From: MICHAEL WILLARD                        Number: 2730
  To: FRANKY WONG                              Date: 04/27/94  4:30p
Subj: WHERE IS BRICE'S CDROM?                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

FW>Dear Mr. Brice Flecktein,

FW>WRT my previous MESSAGES sent via internet, NETMAIL and even newsgrp,
FW>did you receive them?

FW>I am VERY disappointed, as my $130 check was cashed by YOU more than a
FW>month ago, and not even a single bit of response has heard from you, no
FW>mentioning the shipment of the CD ROM.

Franky,

I just recently purchased a cd from Brice and it took around 3.5 weeks before I
received the
CD.  I prepaid via a check.  He does say in his ads he waits til the check
clears before sending
out the goods.  The price I paid for the CD included shipping which turned out
to be 4th class
and could explain the l-o-n-g  delay in receiving the shippment.

Hope things turn out for you.

Regards,
  Mike
  Blue Heron Pointe!
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From: TIM HELTON                             Number: 2731
  To: BERT VAAGS                               Date: 04/30/94  7:58a
Subj: CD-rom prices for Europe                Refer: 2663
Read: NO                                    Private: No

-> We have alway's the next titles in stock for sales in Europe:

Bert, ads must be 10 lines maximum. Thanks.

tim
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From: TIM HELTON                             Number: 2732
  To: STEWART ROTHMAN                          Date: 04/30/94  8:04a
Subj: BORIS                                   Refer: 2668
Read: NO                                    Private: No

-> You apparently do not speak for the others he's treated badly. If you
-> wish me to post anymore about him, Then quit responding. I've never t
-> anybody to shut up on a public echo before, as you just did, but if y

I assume that you havn't seen my previous posts to you.  Here it is
again:  DO NOT continue this thread. Your whining is getting *very* old.

I just wonder how you would react if you got beat out of *real* money.
It amazes me how much time/energy you've spent on this thread, knowing
the amount of money involved.

Again:  EOT.

tim
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From: TIM HELTON                             Number: 2733
  To: SCOTT HUFFMAN                            Date: 04/30/94  8:05a
Subj: Free CDROM Disc! Free!                  Refer: 2676
Read: NO                                    Private: No

->  *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
->  *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*  FREE CDROM DISC OFFER  *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
->  *-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-*

Ads posted in this echo must be limited to 10 lines.

tim
co-moderator
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From: SCOTT GRAHAM                           Number: 2734
  To: PHIL ELLIOT                              Date: 04/27/94  8:36p
Subj: MYST Thanks!                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RE: MYST Thanks!
BY: Phil Elliot to Scott Graham on Thu Apr 21 1994 15:58:00

 > Thanks for the help. Much appreciated!
 >
No Problem
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From: JIM LAMBERT                            Number: 2735
  To: MICHAEL BLITCH                           Date: 04/28/94  9:18a
Subj: Trade/sell Cds                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

MB>I have several pieces of software that I would like to sell or trade for
  >something else.

MB>Dracula Unleashed
  >Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
  >Star Trek: 25th Anniversary (Enhanced)
  >Microcosm
  >Critical Path(Win)

Hi Mike.  I have Laura Bow II - Dagger of Amon Ra that I would be
willing to trade.  I am interested in the above titles.  I also have
just about any shareware CD-Rom titles you would want, except Night
Owls.  Make me an offer.

                                                        Jim...
[phone] Voice
[phone] BBS

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From: FRANKLIN HALL                          Number: 2736
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/26/94  7:29p
Subj: Cd-rom..                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I have reason to believe my last message did not go out. for whatever
reason. anyway here goes another shot.
My question i put out was, what does it take to store data on a cd-rom
disk? my cd-rom drive features are as follows.
1. 390 ms average access time.
2. 150 KBs Data transfer rate.
3. 64 KB Buffer
4. 680 MB Storage Capacity.
To repeat, What does it take to store data on a cd-rom disk?
Thanks for any help that anyone can send my way.
Franklin Hall

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From: RICHARD CUSHNIE                        Number: 2737
  To: CARL REEK                                Date: 04/27/94 12:28p
Subj: 7TH GUEST CDROM FOR SALE                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I'll offer you $25 for it.

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From: RICHARD CUSHNIE                        Number: 2738
  To: SCOTT GRAHAM                             Date: 04/27/94 12:32p
Subj: QUANTUM GATE TRADE                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Would you consider selling your Quantum Gate, Myst, or Microcosm CD's. Or maybe
a trade for Iron Helix just as soon as I beat it.
I can offer you somewhere around $30 to $40 for each one.
Phone me at 576-2468.

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From: RICHARD CUSHNIE                        Number: 2739
  To: GLENN PROVAN                             Date: 04/27/94 12:34p
Subj: REBEL ASSAULT FIX!                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I saw a rebel assault fix on the Alley bbs. # is 739-9369.

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From: RICHARD CUSHNIE                        Number: 2740
  To: TIM GOODNOW                              Date: 04/27/94 12:35p
Subj: MSDEX AND QEMM LOADED HIGH              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I have had no problems loading MSCDEX high under QEMM. What I did was ran the
optimize program and that fixed it up nice.

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From: NORBERT PIRZKAL                        Number: 2741
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 04/27/94 10:03p
Subj: Re: NIGHT OWL 12: $25                   Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

 -=> Quoting Mike Shannon to All <=-

 MS> |   Starvector Sales Bulletin #3:  CD-ROM PRE-ORDERS   |
 MS> We are now taking pre-orders on the following titles

 MS> THE 11TH HOUR * Exciting sequel to 7th Guest. Don't miss
 MS> out!.......$59.00 CD WINBOX 2 * The newest Windows CD! 650mb of all
 MS> 93/94 files!......$25.00 NIGHT OWL 12 * Special pre-order price! Back
 MS> to $30 after release...$25.00
 MS> STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 8160 * YAKIMA WA 98908 * ORDERS:
 MS> 800-801-ROMS INFO: 509-457-2892 * FAX: [phone] *
 MS> VISA/MC/AMX/DISCOVER * S/H: $4.50

        well, Night Owl 12 has been out for a while... When can I expect to
receive that copy of Night owl 12 I pre-ordered???


... Take my advice, I don't use it anyway.
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From: KEVIN MARTIN                           Number: 2742
  To: GEORGE SMITH                             Date: 04/28/94 11:19p
Subj: Sony CDU531                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 * Reply to msg in ALL_NEW

 GS> I run a BBS and I have eight Sony CDU-531 CDs on the system.
 GS> Recently two of the drives have started to reject any and all disks
 GS> inserted into the drive.  The problem is not with the disks as they
 GS> run just fine in the other 6 drives.  The Sony Docs mention that the
 GS> drive will reject disks if unable to read the disk but they don't
 GS> mention how to correct the problem.  The drive light comes on and the
 GS> drive appears to be trying to work before the disk is ejected.  No
 GS> error messages.

 GS> Suggestions/Solutions much appreciated.

There are two easy things to try.

#1 - Buy a can of compressed air and blow the dust out of the drive.
#2 - Look inside the door and make sure there are no foreign objects in the
 mech.  I've found labels, floppies, and CD's (without a caddy) stuck in
drives, causing a multitude of problems.

Kevin

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From: STEVE FOSTER                           Number: 2743
  To: GLENN PROVAN                             Date: 04/28/94  7:41p
Subj: LucasArts BBS                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Glenn, the number for the LucasArts BBS in California is [phone].
 It has all types of fixes and patches for LucasArts games. No call
back is required. Enjoy!

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From: STEVE FOSTER                           Number: 2744
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94  7:47p
Subj: Monkey Island                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

        I am stuck in Monkey Island. What exactly do you do after you

have bought the boat and released the man in the jail? The mayor has

been kidnapped and nobody is around anymore.  What do I do next?

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From: SCOTT GRAHAM                           Number: 2745
  To: BEVIS LOWRY                              Date: 04/28/94  5:32p
Subj: Myst                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 BL> Also, I can't get into the gear world.  If you
 BL> could just give me a push in the right direction,
 BL> (what do I need to change or whatever), without
 BL> giving it away completely, it would be apreciated.
 BL>  Obviously I can't help you solve the puzzles in
 BL> the world just yet.
 BL> Thanks =)

It's about "TIME" you got into Gear World.  (hint, hint).

                                                     -Scott


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From: STEWART ROTHMAN                        Number: 2746
  To: BORIS OSADCIW                            Date: 04/28/94 12:00a
Subj: Beware                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 >BO> It's VERY OBVIOUS that you have left out most of the truth and
 >BO> twisted the information to conform to what you want the users
 >BO> to think is the truth and kept out much of the information you
 >BO> DON'T WANT the users to know !!

NOTE TO ALL SYSOPS,
Please see the note to you and Bob Hall at the end of this post.....
.......................
Boris, I am not flaming. I've been on echos for years, you've never
seen me jump on anyone and everything I've said is truthful.
The facts are plain and simple. You shipped late again and again.
You said a shipment went out on a certain date, then when I finally
received it, the postmark was days later than you said it had been shipped.
You said the post office must have lost your package. I've been in computing
for more than a dozen years and photography for 47- years. Living in Alaska I
buy much of what I need by Mail Order. According to what you told me, you have
apparently had the post office lose more of your packages than all the other
dealers I've dealt with for more than 47-years.

 >BO> I am going to state we have a 100% batting average and anyone that
 >BO> does, is outright lieing thru his/her teeth. We do the best we can
 >BO> and if that doesn't work, at least we made a good effort at it !!

The responses I've seen from Japan, Canada, Holland seem to contradict your
"100%" remark. You shipped me late, wrong stuff, titles not ordered or
promised and after two months of getting un-connectable, unusable system
parts, I was fed up and asked for an RMA. You gave me one and said to return
it Parcel Post. I didn't because, in your own words, "The post office is not
always reliable" I sent it back DHL. It cost me $42.00. After a month, you
finally credited what you charged me, but not what it cost me to return the
stuff to you. I called you to ask about that and you said I shouldn't have
sent it DHL, and you refused to send me the $42.00 I spent to return the
defective, unconnectable system to you. I then said, OK, just send me the
$20.00 it would have cost by mail. You refused this as well and that is when I
became upset and what started all this communication.

Even then, since you told me you were through with Fido, I wasn't
going to post on it. Then when I saw you back on with quantities of messages
per day, I felt an obligation to post my experiences. I posted ONE message
about the situation, explaining clearly what happened. After that I only
responded to messages to me about your dealings elsewhere. I said, and I
repeat, IF I had returned any merchandise BECAUSE I changed my mind or didn't
want it, THEN I would expect to pay shipping both ways AND a restocking fee.
BUT I returned the stuff to you because you shipped me an unconnectable system
and when I complained, you told me to cut off the ends of the connecting
cables and solder on new ones. Also I originally ordered the system well
before Christmas and the end of February I still did not have a usuable
system from you.

After our last conversation, some time ago, you told me you were not going to
advertise on FIDO anymore because you had "too many complaints" I was through
with you and wasn't going to post anything about it as I didn't see any reason
to. I too have saved all the correspondence on this. If you missed any of
those messages from others and would like copies of them, send me a stamped,
self-addressed envelope, and I'll send you copies.

NOTE TO BOB HALL and all the other SYSOPS. This is the total truth and
the end. I will not respond further or continue the thread. The story had been
beat to death. As I said to others, If they like Boris, deal with him. I just
posted what happened to me as general information. The only thing I'll respond
to further is if somebody flames me. Then I have to respond. If anybody would
like to send me Netmail, I'll respond the same way. Let's not clutter up the
Echo! There's too much good out there to go on with this further.

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2747
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94 10:05a
Subj: 5 CD's Just $25.00!!                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=$     The Profit Group    $=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
   MEGA CDROM 1 - 621 MEGABYTES  - BBS Ready  While Supplies Last!
   MEGA CDROM 2 - 653 MEGABYTES  - BBS Ready   Any One For $9.00!
   MEGA A/V 1 - 639 MEGABYTES    - BBS Ready         Or
   MEGA WIN/OS 2 - 653 MEGABYTES - BBS Ready  All Five For $25.00!!
   SDN PLUS 1 - 602 MEGABYTES    - BBS Ready
 *=-=-=-=*   2-day shipping (Contiguous U.S.A.) $6.00   *-=-=-=-=*
  All disc orders include our Free CDROM BenchMark/Utility disc!
  Orders:1-800-843-7990  Fax:[phone]  Info.:1-602-770-0000
   **** Mention where you saw this ad for listed pricing! ****
  The Profit Group - 824 E. FT. Lowell Road - Tucson, AZ. 85719

 * SLMR 2.1a * Don't Forget T&A 2 The Maxx $12.95  Call Now!!

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2748
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94 10:07a
Subj: 6 CD's Just $49.00!!                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=*  The Profit Group *=-=*   New Product Update *=-=-=*
 THE BEST OF SHAREWARE - 598 MegaBytes <-------------< Any One
 THE BEST OF WINDOWSWARE - 583 MegaBytes <-----------<   For
 THE BEST OF BIZZNESSWARE - 465 MegaBytes <----------< $12.95!
 THE BEST OF SWIMSUITS - 407 MegaBytes <-------------< All Six
 THE BEST OF PC GAMES - 504 MegaBytes <--------------<   For
 THE BEST OF SIGHTS AND SOUNDS - 609 MegaBytes <-----< $49.00!!
 That's Just $8.17 A Piece When You Buy All Six! (Pressed 1/94)
       Shipping Costs (Contiguous U.S.) 2-Day $6.00
 All disc orders include our Free CDROM BenchMark/Utility disc!
 Orders:1-800-843-7990  Fax:[phone]  Info.:1-602-770-0000
 The Profit Group___824 E. FT. Lowell Road___Tucson, AZ. 85719

 * SLMR 2.1a * Home of FAO and FAO Gold! 1-800-843-7990!

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2749
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94 10:17a
Subj: Free CDROM Disc! Free!!!                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*  FREE CDROM DISC OFFER  *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
 *-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-*

 Please check either the CDROM_ForSale or Commercial_ForSale echos
 for the full details of this offer. You can search for this message
 by using the following criteria: Look for (Free CDROM Disc! Free!!)
 in the Subject feild or search for all posts made by me in the
 (From:) feild.

 Scott Huffman
 The Profit Group

 * SLMR 2.1a * Check the CDROM For Sale Echo for our other products!!

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From: SCOTT HUFFMAN                          Number: 2750
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94 10:19a
Subj: Adult CD Just $12.95!                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*   The Profit Group   *=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=*
 FORBIDDEN SUBJECTS - (Without Sick & Twisted Graphics) - $19.95
 # This disc has become so controversial with our advertisers that
 # many of them have banned us from referencing it's contents in full
 # detail for fear of retaliation. Offer good until 4/30/94 !!
 T&A 2 THE MAXX - 616 Lusty MEGABYTES - Hot Adult oriented CD Disc!
 # 146 Different Adult Animations! 882 Adult Fantasy Text Files!
 # 48 Adult Oriented Games! 2938 SVGA and VGA GIF's! BBS Ready!
 # Mousable User Interface for both Windows & DOS! BBS Price $12.95
 *-=-=-=* Purchase ANY CDROM Disc and our BenchMark CD is FREE! *=-=-=*
 Orders 1-800-843-7990____Fax [phone]____Info 1-602-770-0000

 * SLMR 2.1a * Home of FAO and FAO Gold! 1-800-843-7990!

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From: JERRY ZELLER                           Number: 2751
  To: GIL HUGHES                               Date: 04/29/94 12:39p
Subj: Wanted                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Gil - I have version 3.0 on cd.  Make me a reasonable offer of cash or trade.
Jerry

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From: CHUCK DUBMAN                           Number: 2752
  To: NATHAN                                   Date: 04/29/94  3:53p
Subj: Advice To A Newcomer                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

NN>> For your information, INFO magazine did a processor
NN>> comparison between the new
NN>> Power PC chip, and the 100 mhz Pentium.  The Power PC was
NN>> faster, but by about
NN>> 5% on integer manipulations and by about 20% on floating
NN>> point.  Not a
NN>> significant difference, is there?  At that point, I'll pay
NN>> more for the peace of
NN>> mind of running a machine with a real x86 instruction set
NN>> for compatibility
NN>> reasons.

That's not a bad show, considering the contest is between x86's near-last
inception and Power PC's first generation.  My concern also is one of
compatiblity, specifically, will the software I write today be useful even
five years down he road?

But again, what's most important is what your prime application is.  I'm
running ACAD-class vector (floating point intensive) graphics software.  If
I'm doing a 3D file with lots of hidden line removal, I have very little
trouble bogging down a 486/33 machine.  For a typical such plotting job I'll
easily lock up the machine for 10 minutes while it does nothing but figure out
which lines not to print.  While this does give me a sense of pride, I'd much
rather have the machine doing other things.

RISC means, I think, only that low level machine instructions are stroed
somewhere else in the computer than in the microprocessor.  The reason we have
so many CISC machines in the world is historical; x86 computers are based on
designs such as ENIAC (the chip itself looks physically very much like the
floor plan of an ENIAC lab) wherein memory was expensive ferromagnetic core
type.  Huge op codes had to hard-wired into the central processor if computers
were to be at all "reasonably" affordable.  Even during the cold war, price
WAS an object.

What's made RISC affordable is simply the introduction of cheap DRAM memory.
It is now practical to keep the main data routes clear of idle code
("garbage") and select only what you need for a given operation from RAM
located off to the side of the microprocessor.  Witness the new 64-bit RISC
based video games that feature real-time decision making abilities with very
complex graphics and sell for less that $300 list.

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From: KURT MOLLER                            Number: 2753
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94  4:50p
Subj: Technical Reference                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

As amazing as it may seem, they're starting to talk about equipping our
coumputers here at work with CD-ROM drives! And to think that some of
the controls out in the plant are 30 year old pneumatic controllers with
circular chart recorders!  At any rate, if this comes to pass (and I
hope that it will), does anyone have any information on where I might
be able to get technical reference works (such as the Kirk-Othmer
Chemical Encyclopedia, etc.) on CD-ROM?

Thanks.


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From: DICK FAIRCHILD                         Number: 2754
  To: ISMAIL ARSLANGIRAY                       Date: 04/28/94  6:42p
Subj: SUPER CD 4                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Ismail,
 Have you guys released Super CD 4 yet? I've been waiting for it as my users
like the series and keep asking when the new one will be out. Give me a yell
and let me know when to expect it, so I can have some peace and Quiet.
 Thanks
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From: JAMES POLLOCK                          Number: 2755
  To: MATT COX                                 Date: 04/28/94 11:58a
Subj: Re: Cd Rom                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Matt Cox to James Pollock <=-

 MC> DEVICE=C:\QEMM\DOSDATA.SYS
 MC> DEVICE=C:\QEMM\QEMM386.SYS RAM R:1
 MC> DEVICE=C:\QEMM\DOS-UP.SYS @C:\QEMM\DOS-UP.DAT
 MC> DEVICE=C:\QEMM\LOADHI.SYS /R:1 C:\QEMM\QDPMI.SYS SWAPFILE=DPMI.SWP
 MC> SWAPSIZE=1024
 MC> rem DEVICE=c:\qemm\loadhi.sys /r:2 c:\dos\ramdrive.sys 8192 /e
 MC> BUFFERS=40,0
 MC> FILES=60
 MC> DOS=high,UMB
 MC> Lastdrive=E
 MC> FCBS=4,0
 MC> set temp=c:\windows\temp
 MC> DEVICE=C:\QEMM\LOADHI.SYS /R:2 C:\DOS\SETVER.EXE
 MC> DEVICE=C:\QEMM\LOADHI.SYS /R:2 C:\DOS\ANSI.SYS
 MC> STACKS=9,256
 MC> SHELL=C:\QEMM\LOADHI.COM /R:2 C:\COMMAND.COM C:\ /P
 MC> DEVICE=C:\QEMM\LOADHI.SYS /R:2 C:\DOS\CDROM.SYS /D:TEXEL
 MC>
 MC> Whoops..  Somewhere in there the config ends..  I think the last line
 MC> of config is rem Device ...  okay, if that helps I'd greatly appreciate
 MC> it..  Later. -!- Synchronet/GE 1.02+
This looks like all CONFIG.SYS
Now, the next part is, given this, what problem are you having?  And what have
you done to try to fix it?  (your config.sys is about 8 times as long as mine
is...because I cut out everything I can).
Unfortunately, I am currently using DOS 5 and QEMM 6, while it looks like you
are using DOS 6 and QEMM 7...with which I obviously can offer less help.


... Mary had a little RAM -- only about a MEG or so.
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From: JOHN LUNDY                             Number: 2756
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94  5:33p
Subj: OS2 driver                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Help!  I am in need of an OS2 cdrom driver for a Phillips CM205 cdrom
drive.  The DOS driver I'm using is DD250.SYS.  If anyone has or knows
where I might find this please let me know.  I can freq it high speed or
will call wherever I can get it.

Thanks,
       John

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2757
  To: MAURICIO BADUY                           Date: 04/29/94  1:14a
Subj: NIGHT OWL 12!                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Mauricio,

We just got the Night Owl 12's in, and your CD's are shipping today.

Thanks again,
.\\ike


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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2758
  To: BORIS OSADCIW                            Date: 04/29/94  1:14a
Subj: Beware of Boris                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

BO:>First OFF Mr. Rothman, you make it sound as though there are hundreds
BO:>complaining all over the world about our service and policy. Yet, you
BO:>see one post here and one post there. I've seen more bad post about one
BO:>dealer here in less time than those aginst us in the 7 years we've
BO:>paticipated in the echo !!!!  In NO UNCERTIAN TERMS, am I going to state

Which dealer would that be?


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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2759
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94  1:14a
Subj: NIGHT OWL 12 + PIER 4 $49               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                      |   CD-ROM PACKAGE DEALS   |

       1. Pier 4               2. Night Owl 10.1      3. Pier 2
          Night Owl 12            Night Owl 11           Pier 3
          ------------            Night Owl 12           Pier 4
          $49                     ------------           ------
                                  $69                    $57

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 8160 * YAKIMA WA 98908 * ORDERS: 800-801-ROMS
 INFO: 509-457-2892 * FAX: [phone] * VISA/MC/AMX/DISCOVER * S/H: $4.50

 * SLMR 2.1a * ... A fool and his money soon become a Sysop!

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2760
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94  1:14a
Subj: INCREDIBLE CD-ROM PRICE$!               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                        *---- CD-ROM SPECIALS! ----*
 Microsoft Encarta OEM.........69.50    7th Guest.....................21.90
 Mayo Clinic...................13.60    Microsoft Bookshelf 1993......21.90
 Electronic Cookbook...........12.60    Destination Mars..............18.80
 Beyond the Wall of Stars......18.80    Iron Helix....................28.00
 CHAOS Continuum...............15.90    Wing Commander/Ultima VI......15.90
 Wing Commander w/ Secret Miss.15.90    Busty Babes 2.................26.50
 Audubon's Mammals.............13.60    Audubon's Birds...............15.10
 Funny.........................29.00    Alone in the Dark.............48.60
 The Patrician.................37.90    Compton's Interactive Ency....51.50
 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * Used taglines for $ale - 8 bits each. Call 555-FUNY

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2761
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94  1:14a
Subj: PIER 4: $24                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                  |   Title:  PIER 4      Price:  $24   |

     * 640mb total * Separate <ASP> directory. * 25% files dated 1994
     * All files virus-scanned * FILES.BBS Support * 0% dupes to 1, 2 & 3
     * One of the most current CD's out! * New improved graphic interface
 2-CD SET:  Pier 3 and 4..............(0% dupes!)......................$45
 3-CD SET:  Pier 2, 3, and 4..........(0% dupes!)......................$57
 4-CD SET:  Pier 1, 2, 3, and 4.......(0% dupes!)......................$67
 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * This tagline will self-destruct in 5-million nanoseconds.

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2762
  To: RYAN ILANO                               Date: 04/29/94  1:14a
Subj: Special Cd                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RI:> Does anybody know of any "undergound" Cd's? I want to learn about
RI:>hacking, and Virii. This is of plain curiosity. I really want to know

Ryan,

We carry the Hacker Chronicles at $29, which delves into this type of
material.  Give me a call if you'd like one!

Later,
.\\ike

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * Who is General Failure, and why's he reading my C: drive?

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From: MIKE SHANNON                           Number: 2763
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94  1:14a
Subj: TOP 5 NEW CD TITLES                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

                        |   TOP 5 NEW CD TITLES   |

 NIGHT OWL 12 * Latest in the series, w/ 60% 1994 file dates! BBS....$27.00
 PIER 4 * The newest and most current shareware CD! 25% 1994. BBS....$24.00
 SHAREWARE STUDIO 4 * The newest shareware from Data Express. BBS....$17.50
 HOBBES OS/2 * Latest 3/94 edition, with over 600mb of OS/2 software.$14.30
 SHAREWARE ONLINE 3 * Full CD of 93/94 shareware, all after 8/93.....$24.00

 STARVECTOR SOFTWARE * PO BOX 11176 * YAKIMA WA 98909 * ORDERS 800-801-ROMS
 INFO 509-457-2892 * FAX [phone] * VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER * FEDEX $7.95

 * SLMR 2.1a * I've told you a million times not to exaggerate.

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From: MIKE GERVASI                           Number: 2764
  To: JIM KEHO                                 Date: 04/29/94 12:31a
Subj: Re: Trade/sell Cds                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Then it happened......Jim Keho says...
JK> I hope (by now) you received the Arthur's Teacher Troubles!?!?

  Yes I did, thanks! I'm trying to score the whole series (I have two of
them so far). My kid (and us too) loves them.


------------------------------------------------ Mike
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From: MIKE GERVASI                           Number: 2765
  To: ALEX HOOKER                              Date: 04/29/94  2:22p
Subj: CD to Sound Blaster...                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Then it happened......Alex Hooker says...
AH>   I have a friend that has a CD drive and games that need the sound
AH>blaster. He got this crazy idea that he could hook it through his stere
AH>with a CD to tape converter. He plugged it in in the jack at the back o
AH>the computer and put the tape in. Then he tried the test sounds and...
AH>WORKED!!! A soundblaster for 10 dollars!!!

  Nope. A cdrom player. What you're hearing is what's on the cd recorded as
audio. If there is any music that is digital (Midi) you won't here it. Also
if there is any digitized speech, you won't hear it.


------------------------------------------------ Mike
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From: SAM FIGUEROA                           Number: 2766
  To: CHARLES TABB                             Date: 04/28/94  8:40p
Subj: CD-ROM IDEA !!!!!!!!!                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CT>You know with all the CD'S out dealing with Medical / Human problems I'll be
CT>there is a lot of $$$$$ to be made if someone were to come out with a CD wit
CT>diagnostics for cats & dogs.  If you are a pet owner I'm sure you would
CT>welcome it.  I just had my puppy get sick with Diarear <sp> adn not knowing
CT>what to do I waited 2 hrs. to recieve a call back from the vet only to find
CT>that a dose of pepto-bismal in a childs dosage would do the trick. Of course
CT>am assuming that none exists so if I'm wrong let me know.  I'm sure that the
CT>are many who feel towards a pet as if they were a member of the family.


CT>                             charles tabb

CT>                             Richmond Virginia
CT>--- GEcho 1.00
CT> * Origin: Jay, are your lights on? <Grand Slam! BBS> (1:264/167)
 I consider all my pets family members... I love them as I do my
 parents! Well Try maybe Mayo Clinic, its not for dogs or cats but it
 has a pretty good ailments section!

                        C-ya
                        Sam Figueroa


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From: SAM FIGUEROA                           Number: 2767
  To: DON MOORE                                Date: 04/28/94  8:42p
Subj: FAO#1 is coming                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Don,
        I am in the process of sending you FAO#1 but the day that I
        expected Myst from you, we had the day of observance for Nixson
        so no mail that day and then the next day (4-28) I got a notice
        in my mailbox saying that I needed to come pick it up on Friday
        the 29th so I will just mail yours the same day I pick it up!

        Well just thought I would let ya know of the inconvience!

                        Sorry

It's coming...Soon

                                Sam Figueroa


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From: SAM FIGUEROA                           Number: 2768
  To: CHRISTIAN BARTSCH                        Date: 04/29/94  6:09p
Subj: dupes !                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Christian,
    I have no problem with Boris so I guess you maybe forwarded to the
wrong person?!

                   Thanks,
                        Sam Figueroa

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From: SAM FIGUEROA                           Number: 2769
  To: DAVE BEATRICE                            Date: 04/29/94  6:10p
Subj: Re: Rebel Assault trade..               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Dave,
    Sorry but I already got Rebel Assault... I picked it up the other
day with Myst!

                        C-ya
                             Sam Figueroa

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From: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                        Number: 2770
  To: SARAT KOGANTI                            Date: 04/29/94  8:54a
Subj: Canadian CD Phonebook                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

-> HB> Suggested U.S. Retail Price:   $149.00 !!!
-> HB> HRB Computer Services' Price:  $107.99 Canadian!!! / $79.99 US
-> HB> Don't delay, order yours today!
-> Do you take credit cards ???

VISA (preferred) or Mastercard... NO surcharge.
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From: LK BROWN                               Number: 2771
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94  6:51p
Subj: Dr. Cdrom'S                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


NO FANCY ADS HERE. JUST LOW PRICES..

ALL DR. CDROM TITLES

$   11.95 each qty. one
$   11.00 each qty. two
$   10.00 each qty. three or more

Here is the list.

Dr. Shareware Gold II                         Dr. Music Lab I
Dr. Reference                                   Dr. Windows Genuine II
Dr. OS/2 GOLD I                                 Dr. Graphics
Dr. Fonts For Windows I                     Dr. Communition
Dr. Games For Dos II                          Dr. Games For Windows I
Dr. Clipart                                       Dr. Business


COMPUTER SYSTEMS & SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS
116 First Ave. NW
Winchester, TN 37398
Come see our 4000 Sq. Foot Retail Showroom
Over $ 250,000.00 in inventory.
Out of Town Visitors Get a FREE CD

1-800-576-2498











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From: LK BROWN                               Number: 2772
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94  7:09p
Subj: Cd'S For Sale                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


NO FANCY ADS HERE. JUST LOW PRICES!

GAME CD'S

 7TH GUEST....................................$ 23.95
 Return To Zork...........................$ 27.95
 Star Wars Chess.........................$ 14.95

COREL PHOTO CDROMS ALL TITLES ALL SUBJECTS    $ 14.95 each

KIDS GAMES & EDUCATION
Adventures In Heaven...............$  13.95   Adventures of
Pinocchio..........$  24.95
Adventures of Willy Beamish.$  15.95   Aesop's
Fables..............................$  16.95
ANIMAL'S San Giego Zoo...........$  16.95   Audobon's
Birds............................$  15.95
Arthor's Teacher Trouble........$  15.95   Goldilocks & The 3 Bears.........$
16.95
MAMMALS........................................$  16.95

We will BEAT ANY ADVERTISED PRICE ON KIDS CD'S

Computer Systems & Software Solutions
1-800-576-2498









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From: LK BROWN                               Number: 2773
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94  7:16p
Subj: Lowest Price Sb Mm Kits                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


NO FANCY ADS JUST LOW PRICES.


Creative Lab Discovery 8. D spin CDROM+SB Pro+2CDs+Speakers....$259.00
Creative Lab Discovery 16.D spin CDROM+SB 16 +2CDs+Speakers....$299.00
Creative Lab Digitalege 3X CDROM+SB16 ASP+4CDs+Speakers/mic....$699.00
Media Vision Fusion LX PAS16+2X CDROM+5CDs+speakers............$300.00


Computer Systems & Software Solutions
1-800-576-2498





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From: LK BROWN                               Number: 2774
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94  7:59p
Subj: Adult Cd'S                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 ADULT CDROM TITLES.

ALL ARE .AVI Or .FLI Movies

All are XXX.

Bikini Beach.......................$ 29.95
Rainwomen........................$ 29.95
Model's Memoirs...............$ 29.95
W.A.C.S................................$ 27.95
A Sexual Obsession........$ 27.95      Digital-XTC Treasure....$ 21.95
Frat Girls Of Double D...$ 27.95      EROTICA.............................$
27.95
Surfer Girl..........................$ 27.95      Devil in Mrs.
Jones..........$ 24.95
Deep Throat......................$ 23.95      Best Of
Vivid.....................$ 29.95
Interactive Calander......$ 24.95      Bodacious Beauties........$ 27.95


Computer Systems & Software Solutions

1-800-576-2498




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From: DON STRADER                            Number: 2775
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94  6:49p
Subj: CD-ROM JUKEBOX                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Has anyone heard of a CD-ROM jukebox (50+ CDs)?  I know they exist, but where
can I get one?  How much?  Heck, how about a 3+ disc changer?  Do they exist?


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From: KEITH BAUER                            Number: 2776
  To: MIKE CLARK                               Date: 04/29/94 11:32p
Subj: test                                    Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

You got here (Georgetown, Ohio)

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From: GRANT LEWIS                            Number: 2777
  To: ROBERT KING                              Date: 04/28/94  6:08p
Subj: Nec 3x                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Robert wrote to All about NEC 3X on 04-16-94:

RK>|  I am having problems with thru put on my NEC triple speed
RK>|drive.  I am going thru a PAS, using a 486DX2, with 8Megs
RK>|of Ram.
RK>|  What can I do to improve speed?  Both Encarta and MS Book
RK>|Shelf say the drive is to slow, only the CD, everything
RK>|else checks out OK.
RK>|  Would a separate SCSI board do the trick, if so what kind
RK>|of board would people recommend?
RK>|    CD bench test said the drive was doing just under
RK>|300KB, no where near the 450 stated in the specs.
RK>|  Any and all suggestions are appreacated.  Thanks.

Robert -
  While I can't give you any advice on what SCSI board to use, I would
say that you're on the right track. Ever since having hooked my NEC 3xi
up to my PAS 16 I've had crappy video performance in anything but the
TINIEST of windows. Of course you'd never get MediaVision to say that
yes, the SCSI interface on the PAS isn't all that it should be!
  I saw a post here a couple of days (weeks?) ago from a guy who had
this to say:

Finally I went out and bought a 16 bit SCSI-2 controller. The 3Xi works
just fine now. I'm now getting 449kb/sec (Darn, where'd that 1kb/sec go
<g>) and my multi-media apps run SMOOLTHLY.

  Looks like a fellow sojourner found the light. Best of luck. If you
get a chance, e-mail me and let me know what you bought, how much it
cost and if it solved the problem.

-- Grant Lewis, Greenville, SC
04/28/94          18:08
NetMail:  1:3639/7
Internet: [e-mail]
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From: DICK BAUMANN                           Number: 2778
  To: TIMOTHY LIMES                            Date: 04/29/94 12:51p
Subj: Philips/lmsi Cm-202                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

TL}Hello you all out there in Net-Land. Perhaps you can help me. I have an old,
TL}well, older CD-ROM that needs a controller. It's a Philips/LMSI CM-202
TL}cd-rom. I hear it either needs a CM-250 (or was it CM-215?) controller card.

You might try:

Tiger Software 800-888-4437, they have a Philips CM-205 for $129, or

Corporate Systems Center 408-734-DISK,     "       "     "   $99 &
        several controller cards for I think $19, or

Damark 800-729-9000 CM-205 drive & card $99 (item# B-8410-384690), or

Philips 800-835-3506 I'd guess they have everything <g>.


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From: TIM VAY                                Number: 2779
  To: DENNIS LIEBURN                           Date: 04/29/94  7:08p
Subj: Adult Cd's                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

How much would you take for all cd's you had listed or the fao cd's?

Tim


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From: WILLIAM WILKINS                        Number: 2780
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94  9:51p
Subj: Almost effortless Weight loss           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

If You Want To lose Some weight without drastically changing your diet
WEIGHT LOSS, herbal Food Combination may be just what you have been
looking for!
Herbs used with great success to lose weight and balance the system, so
the weight stays off.
*Allow proper function of the tyroid and pituitary glands, putting them
in balance.
*Help the digestive system and decrease the appetite.
*Help carry out toxins and cleanse the body's entire system.
*Useful in giving energy to a sluggish body.
PRIMARY HERBS:
Nettles, Seawrack and Chickweed.
SECONDARY HERBS:
Kelp, Fennel, Hawthorne, Dandelion, Echinaecea,burdock,licorice,
and Chia.
Recommended dosage:
1 or two capsules three times daily with a large glass of pure water.

COST: $29.95 + Tax TOTAL: $32.35
QUANTITY: 100 capsules

ORDER FROM: Bill Wilkins P.O. Box 8543 Citrus Heights, Ca 95621-8543



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From: WILLIAM WILKINS                        Number: 2781
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94  9:55p
Subj: Do You Have High Cholesterol?           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Do you have High Cholestrol??.
If so "CHOLESTEROL RESPONSE" may be just what you need.
HERBALISTS believe it can help the body
lower high serum cholesterol; help prevent the deposit of dietary
cholesterol on arterial walls; and help reverse the build up of cholesterol.

I KNOW IT WORKS!! .With very minor changes in my eating habits and
taking cholesterol response, i dropped my cholesterol from 330 to 208
in 2 months and noted a significant increase in my good cholesterol.

COST: $29.95 + Tax ..Total $32.30.
Quantity: 100 capsules

How can I purchase it:

Send Check of money order TO:
Bill
P.O. Box 8543
Citrus Heights, Ca 95621-8543

Let me know in E Mail that you have sent an order and i'll watch my mail box
get your order in the mail.



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From: WILLIAM WILKINS                        Number: 2782
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/28/94  9:56p
Subj: do you need a pro video photographer    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Your Video Dreams
Video Photographs
Your Precious Memories

If you want extremely high quality and professional video photography
at a very low price and can live with no editing then I am the Video
Photographer for you.
I've did two weddings and both couples were very pleased with the
very professional job I did for them. I know I can do a super job
for you.

Examples:
Weddings...$40 per hour
Birthday parties(kids/nonsexual adult)..$40 per hour
Graduations..$40 per hour
Parties .some minor sex..will discuss
Other ..Will discuss

Must have cash money order or check prior to turning the tape over to you
at the end of the taping session..

Make an appointment by:
Letting  William (Bill) Wilkins know by Email at least 7 days in advance
or by U.S. Mail at P.O. Box 8543 Citrus Heights, Ca 95621-8543.

All videos taken are private.. I do not use you for a reference unless
you give me permission to do so..

PRIVATE AND DISCREET..WILLIAM WILKINS


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From: TJ KOWALSKI                            Number: 2783
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94 12:32p
Subj: Sailing CD's                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Wondering if anyone happens to know of any programs available on CD (or
other media) relating to sailing?

Let me know if you do.
Thankx.

... I'm a member of the mile high club.
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From: DENNIS BLOCK                           Number: 2784
  To: VINCE SORENSEN                           Date: 04/29/94 10:24p
Subj: CD ROM CATALOG                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Please send a catalog to 10201 University #15A-225  Des Moines, IA 50325.
Thanks


DENNIS BLOCK

... Who told you that you could read this tag line?
 * Evaluation copy of Silver Xpress. Day # 17
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From: JEFF LEUNG                             Number: 2785
  To: ROBERT SEE                               Date: 04/28/94 11:42p
Subj: The Journeyman Project                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RS>>What software are you using for your disk cacheing? I thought I read

Norton Speedrive v4.07 when using CDROM. HyperDisk v4.61 when using
Harddisk only. Norton does harddrives too but Hyperdisk is faster and
better.

RS>>that the number of cache hits you get going up from 2MB cache to 3MB
RS>>doesn't really increase much and that going up rom there you get even

I seriously don't understand much about cache hits but I personally
noticed that the more cache you allocate, the less it reads the drive.
For me, my system only needs to read the drive once when playing a 20
megabyte of less game.

RS>>fewer.  And what mode were you running your graphics card in for this
RS>>game.  I hated having to switch to 640x480x8bit for Sierra's Kings Quest
RS>>5 (was it?  The CD-rom version) It would not play when in 1024x768x8bit
RS>>and thus did not get played for long or often.  As a matter of fact it
RS>>wouldn't play in 640x480x16bit mode either which I thought was really
RS>>strange.  Is this sort of thing common with windows games? Thanks.

That really depends on the Windows games. I noticed that if you use
800x600 mode or higher on The Journeyman Project, the game will hang.
You will have to switch to their authorized 640x480 mode. 640x480x16.8m
will work fine but it does not make the picture any better. Some games
like Iron Helix (Requires Windows too) doesn't mind you using higher
resolutions but doesn't like you using Hi-Color mode....but at least it
asks you to change it rather than hanging your system. Anyways, apart
from Adult porn movies, there's no games on the market that use more
than 256....at least not that I know of.

cheers

Jeff

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From: JEFF LEUNG                             Number: 2786
  To: REMCO DOUMA                              Date: 04/28/94 11:49p
Subj: The Journeyman Project                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RD>>Oops. I don't think it's wise to even consider comparing my computer with
RD>>yours... <snif>.

Well, it's because of my level of impatience that I have to spend alot
of money on hardwares just to increase the playability of games. If I
can only get a faster CPU... :-)

RD>>But the plot? Please, tell me the plot is good! Please!

Sorry, can't tell you. I didn't play long enough to find out.

RD>>You're kidding! They're using Windows! It should be extremely easy to have
a
RD>>greater color depth! I'll never will use the full potential of my true
color
RD>>card. :-(

Most of the new games coming out require Windows. No thanks to Microsoft
Video for Windows or Apple Quicktime, we have to live with it. After
this experience with TJP, I try to avoid buying Windows games. Afterall,
I am no fan of Windows and don't like Windows XT at all.

Cheers

Jeff

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From: ROB TAMBLYN                            Number: 2787
  To: HAYDEN BRADSHAW                          Date: 04/29/94 10:02a
Subj: Re: ...                                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

HB> Call our BBS and download our file CATALOG.ZIP for a listing of nearly
HB> 2000 CD titles.
HB>
HB> HRB Computer Services
HB> Voice: [phone] / FAX: [phone] / BBS: [phone]
HB> (From Toronto call [phone] - pause for 4 secs - dial (905)
HB> 853-3210 to access our BBS as a local call)
HB> Canadian toll free order line: 1-800-265-7081

Great.  If there anyway to Freq it from the board instead of calling?

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From: JOE RINEHART                           Number: 2788
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94  7:02a
Subj: !292 Cd's $20 or less!                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

CD-DISC SALE...
OS/2 Hobbes $13.05                     $5.00 FedEx shipping (domestic)
Shareware Studio 4 $16.00              $5.00 C.O.D.'s WELCOME!
Order by 6pm for same day shipping!    $8.00 DHL WorldMail (Worldwide)
             International DHL Quotes via e-mail 24 hours
>292 CD-ROM titles $20.00 or less!  To order discs or catalog contact:
Joe Rinehart, config.sys, Inc., P.O. Box 27, Kent, Ohio 44240.0001, or
voice:216.296.9831, voice:216.296.4446, DATA/FAX: [phone] - 24hrs
NORTH AMERICAN TOLL-FREE ORDER LINE 1.800.6.CONFIG=1800.626.6344 24HRS

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From: EARL GREENER @ 910/100                 Number: 2789
  To: B.J. HEATH                               Date: 04/30/94 10:58a
Subj: CD's for sale                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

BH>Hi!
BH>We've finished with a couple of CD's and thought someone else might
BH>enjoy them.  They came with my Creative Labs multimedia kit and both
BH>include CD in jewel case and instruction manual.

BH>Return to Zork     Really fun with great graphics and music!

BH>Iron Helix         (requires Windows 3.1, SVGA and 4MB of RAM)

BH>On Hand            From Softbank.  Dated 1994 Release 2.  Demos of a lot
BH>of different programs.  The idea is that if you like a certain program
BH>you call an 800 number, purchase the program and they give you a code to
BH>unlock the program from the CD.  Then they send you the disc and books,
BH>too.  They include a couple of free programs and some special offers.
BH>Requires Windows 3.1 and 4 MB RAM.  Two CDs are included.

BH>Also have 2 software packages:

BH>Lexicross    Original box and manual  3.5" & 5.25" disks  Supports sound boa

BH>Personal Advocate   Parsons Tech.  3.5" disks   2 disks & manual, no box

BH>Make me some offers, O.K?
BH>B.J.

 Well B.J. I don't know what these CD's are worth but I would like to
 have them.I am new about CD Roms and what is out there so I hope I
 don't upset you with my offer.  $20.00
 If they are worth more please let me know and what price you think they
 should go for and maybe I can swing it (don't know).
 Like I said I'm new at this so help me out here... Thanks..
 Earl Greener...


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From: ELLIOTT SMITH                          Number: 2790
  To: AL AGEE                                  Date: 04/30/94 12:17p
Subj: Custom CDs                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 On 04-25-94 Al Agee wrote to All...

 AA> I'll put 640mb of your data on an ISO 9660 standard CD for $49.

      Wow!  That would put me out of my 42 meg hard drive misery.  I would like

your phone number (I live in Ottawa) so I can get some more information about
this deal.  Please write back to either ELLIOTT SMITH or THE HOLY ONE


                                 TTYl    \*/   The Holy One

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From: ELLIOTT SMITH                          Number: 2791
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/30/94 12:17p
Subj: CD Writing                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

To Anyone who writes DATA to CD's

      I would like to pay someone to copy some stuff to a CD, because my 40 meg

hard drive is too small to fit all my stuff on it.  If you do, gimme a price
and
I'll write back.


                 Thanks

                             \*/   Elliott Smith aka.  The Holy One

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From: ELLIOTT SMITH                          Number: 2792
  To: ARMANDO ORTIZ                            Date: 04/30/94 12:17p
Subj: Re: Cd-rom problems                     Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 AO> Robert,
 AO>         If you've run DoubleSpace, that'll kill your CD-ROM drives...
 AO>         time to rename them...



I'm an eavesreader...  I run DoubleSpace (MS-DOS 6.2), how does that affect my
CD-ROM drive?


                      Elliott Smith  aka.    The Holy One

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From: JOE DIVER                              Number: 2793
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94 11:44p
Subj: HELP!                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

    I have a single speed Sony CD ROM drive.  The model number is:
CDU535-01.  It was made in October of 1991.  It is version BB.  It will
read about half of the CDs I own.  It will not read the other half, it
ejects them.  I purchased a CD cleaning disc.  It ejects that disk also.
I tried it without the controller card connected.  It will keep the same
disks, and eject the others, including the cleaning disk.  Any
suggestions?
                                                      Joe Diver


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From: DON MOORE                              Number: 2794
  To: SAM FIGUEROA                             Date: 04/30/94  3:40p
Subj: Fao#1 Is Coming                         Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

SF>        Well just thought I would let ya know of the inconvience!

It's not a problem from my end. Hope it wasn't on yours. The reason I
wished for you to sign for the package was that it will cover me just in
case it got lost in the mail, or, knock on wood, I was dealing with
someone who wasn't the most honest. Anyway. I hope you enjoy MYST, it is
an excellent CD. Looking forward to FAO#1.

Don

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From: ALEX CASTANEDA                         Number: 2795
  To: MIKE CLARK                               Date: 04/29/94 11:42p
Subj: Re: test                                Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

 -=> Quoting Mike Clark to Georgina Martinez <=-

 > In a message to All <04-16-94 22:01> Sean Elkinton wrote:
 >> this is just a test!  New person writing this!  Is this the cdrom
 >> conference?  How far am I reaching out with this letter?
 > You got Miami,Florida here.

 MC> You got Coos Bay,Oregon. Thats on the cost.
 Got this message from Vancouver,Wa. Over The Columbia River(about 5 miles).



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From: KENT CURRIE                            Number: 2796
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/30/94  7:59p
Subj: MYST--Stuck in Gear World               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I am stuck at using the Fortress Rotation Simulator.  I figure that I can
practice turning the fortress, but
the simulation picture is always fuzzy.  I think that I have also found the
real controls, but nothing meaningful
happens when I use them either.  It is apparent that the left and right
levers do different things, but I cannot
make any further progress.  I have retrieved the red and blue pages from the
ages using the spaceship and the boat.

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From: RYAN ILANO                             Number: 2797
  To: SCOTT HUFFMAN                            Date: 04/30/94  6:36p
Subj: Special Cd                              Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 I'll look into buying it, I DO NOT want stuff that is unappropriate for
minors like gruesome pictures.

How many MEGS of memory is it?
Ryan IlanoRyan IlanoRyan IlanoRyan IlanoRyan IlanoRyan IlanoRyan
IlanoRyan IlanoRyan IlanoRyan IlanoRyan IlanoRyan IlanoRyan IlanoRyan
IlanoRyan IlanoRyan IlanoRyan IlanoRyan IlanoRyan IlanoRyan Ilano


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From: KENT TIMM                              Number: 2798
  To: TERRY BLOUNT                             Date: 04/30/94  3:33a
Subj: Re: Cream of the Crop II                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 TB> Yes.... hurry!  ...and attach a message so I can find it.
Ok, expect to see it Sunday.

thanks

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From: KENT TIMM                              Number: 2799
  To: TERRY BLOUNT                             Date: 04/30/94  5:12p
Subj: Re: Cream of the Crop II                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Stardate: 26 Apr 94  19:22:00. Terry Blount send to Kent Timm by subspace.
 KT> Is that your bbs (the node number?)
 TB> Yes.... hurry!  ...and attach a message so I can find it.
 On it's way, soon as I get throught the busy signals...

... I'm not a reporter, but I played one on TV. (really)
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From: LON SEIDMAN                            Number: 2800
  To: FRANCOIS TADDEI                          Date: 04/29/94 11:12p
Subj: Oxford Dictionnary                      Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 FT> Anyone seen the new cd-rom profuct: The Oxford
 FT> Dictionnary... How is it? It's expensive, so I don't
 FT> want to buy it if it's worthless...


It all depends if you really /need/ the Oxford English Dictionary.  From what
I've seen on news reports, it works as advertised.  Personally, I don't think I
could spend that much on it though :).  For my uses, the American Hertitage
Dictionary as part of the Microsoft Bookshelf CD is good enough.

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From: SHARAD AGGARWAL                        Number: 2801
  To: CHUCK ADAMS                              Date: 04/29/94  8:45p
Subj: Cd'S                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

--> Sharad Aggarwal Quotes a message written by Chuck Adams
--> to Sharad Aggarwal on 04-24-94 19:10 saying:
CA> I already have Compton's Multimedia, is this the on you have?
CA> I am also looking for Adult CD's (do you have any you want to
CA> Also I am deep into desktop publishing, and if you have anythi
CA> or Clipart  I will be willing to swap you .

Sorry, I don't have anything that you would want.
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From: SHARAD AGGARWAL                        Number: 2802
  To: JIM KEHO                                 Date: 04/29/94  8:52p
Subj: Re: Cd Trade                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

--> Sharad Aggarwal Quotes a message written by Jim Keho
--> to Sharad Aggarwal on 04-27-94  9:26 saying:
JK> SA>I'm interested if you have any Shareware CD's that are 1993
JK> SA>and have over 1000 or so shareware programs.  Also, I'll tr
JK> SA>any modem that is Hayes compatible.
JK>
JK>  It's sounds like you need a modem! I don't have one though..
JK> shareware CD's, I'd swap either for the 91 Comptons encycloped
JK> Significant Series (93 Windows) and Shareware Breakthrough (93
JK> I'm not sure how many programs are on them but there's quite a
JK> Let me know if these interest you! Thanks!

Both ofthose sound pretty good.  Do you think you could try for a better
estimate.  You could use File Manager to see how many ZIP files are on the
CD's.  The only problem is, how could we complete this trade.  I live in
Riverdale, GA.  It is about half an hour South of Atlanta.  You would have to
meet me at somewhere down here.  13 is a slightly oung driveing age, (at least
legaly).
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From: MICHAEL MURPHY                         Number: 2803
  To: STEVE FOSTER                             Date: 04/29/94 11:22p
Subj: Monkey Island                           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On (28 Apr 94) Steve Foster wrote to All...

 SF>         I am stuck in Monkey Island. What exactly do you do after you
 SF>
 SF> have bought the boat and released the man in the jail? The mayor has
 SF>
 SF> been kidnapped and nobody is around anymore.  What do I do next?
 SF>

Though this is not really the place for it.... I'll tell you briefly what to
do next.
Go around to the people you've met.  Talk to them about the mayor being
kidnapped.  They will join you... once you've gotten them... walk by the dock
and you will notice that your boat is ready and waiting!

Michael

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From: EE BUSH                                Number: 2804
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/29/94  4:22p
Subj: Thumbs up/thumbs down.                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

If anyone has seen any of these CD-ROMs, I'd like to know more about them:
College Girls, Club-DD, Amateur Models, Amer ican Girls, High Volume Nudes,
Digital Dancing. Which are movies and which ones are photos? Are all of these
soft-core?
  About how many different models and photos (or length of movies) are
included?  Is there anything about any of them t hat make it a special,
must-have disk?  I can get any of them for about $30 and I'm trying to decide
which ones to get.


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From: EDDIE IMPERIAL                         Number: 2805
  To: DENNIS LIEBURN                           Date: 04/29/94  9:31p
Subj: Re: Adult Cd's                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 DENNIS......
 I WILL TAKE THESE DISKS. TRIED TO CONTACT BBS AND FAX
 COULD NOT MAKE IT WORK. DO NOT HAVE EXCAL. SOFTWARE... FAX NOT WORKING

  $63.90 INCL SHIPPING
  CALL COLLECT IF DEAL-=> Quoting Dennis Lieburn to All <=-

 DL> I have a few Adult titles I'd like to sell or trade.  Trades will be
 DL> Sales are  $20 per disc, all sales are final.

 DL> The Titles are:

 DL> So Much Stareware
 DL> Pc-Pix vol 1
 DL> Pc-Pix vol 3

... Catch the Blue Wave!
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From: ROGER DUPLER                           Number: 2806
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/30/94  9:07a
Subj: Zork Hint Needed                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello all :
Well, I sent out a message for help on this over a week ago but I guess
it didn't get out because there was no response.  I'll try again.  I,m
stumped as to how to get the key for the door in the cellar at Boos
Myller's place.  Can anyone help me on this?  Also, if I get that key,
will there be someone or something in the room that will tell me how to
get out of the town of east Shanbar?  I appreciate any help you might
give.

Thanks,

Roger Dupler

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From: BOB BREED                              Number: 2807
  To: SEAN BEGGS                               Date: 04/30/94 11:49a
Subj: KODAK PHOTO CD                          Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 SB> MAN! Can you send me that software when you get a hold of it?  If you
 SB> do, you  can send any requests from Canada my way for requests for this
 SB> software.  I am  dying -- dying, I tell you! -- to get some good Kodak
 SB> Photo CD Software!

    Aren't we all! Send me an address and what type of disk you can
read and as soon as I get a copy, I'll drop one off to you.


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From: PETER RALLIS                           Number: 2808
  To: RUSS DIVIS                               Date: 04/30/94 11:14p
Subj: Nec 3x                                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Russ,

I just purchased a used NEC 3Xi that didn't have a manual.  Could you be
kind enough to tell me what the correct power on self test readings
should be, what the individual error codes mean and what the last 4
jumpers are for?

Thanks in advance for any help that you can offer.

peter...

... Damn...If that's Shinola what did I just polish my shoes with?
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From: CURTIS BURISCH                         Number: 2809
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/27/94  6:00p
Subj: Sony CDU-33A - info please?             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Greetings!

I'm hopefully going to be buying a CDROM drive in the near future, and the PC
Magazine Editor's Choice in the February 22nd edition has convinced me that the
Sony CDU-33A is the best choice. Has anyone got any information for me on this
drive? The article did not specify whether or not the drive could load CDs
without having to push the tray in.

If anyone out there has a Panasonic CR-562b drive for sale, I'm buying! Also,
any vendors, please send me your catalogs. (over netmail, not to this
conference!)

Thanks all.

Cheers,
   ___/Curtis Burisch\___
   [e-mail]
   Fidonet - 5:7211/1.107
   Voice/Fax[phone]
   ~~\Harare, Zimbabwe/~~

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From: DAVE MCEWEN                            Number: 2810
  To: ERIC HO                                  Date: 04/29/94  8:00p
Subj: DR. COMMUNICATION                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Eric Ho wrote in a message to Dave McEwen:

 >  a bad buy at the price. I must say I had great fun looking and
 >  trying out various programs on this disk.
EH> Thanks. Where did you purchase from?

Hi Eric,

We are getting the disks from the USA. I am at preasent checking out a few
disks and will be placing a short review on these disks in this area.This will
give the reader a bit of insight into what they might find when perchasing
these disks.

Cheers,
           Dave

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From: OLIVER WADE                            Number: 2811
  To: NELLIE,SYSOP                             Date: 04/29/94  4:25p
Subj: multi cd-rom                            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No


Hi Nellie   Just read your message about the cd's and being a novice don't
quite understand what it's all about but would be glad to be a participant if
the cost is not prohibitive.  May if I understood more about it it would be
something I wouls want to do.  If you get time puch me out a short note on what
it all means.   Thanks. Oliver Wadeo0

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From: ROBIN GIBSON                           Number: 2812
  To: FRANK KERSTEN                            Date: 04/29/94  8:13a
Subj: CDROMS & viruses                        Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I don't know if I replied to you and thanked you or not, so if I didn't
here it is:  thanks for the reply!

Robin


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From: BRENT KNIGHT                           Number: 2813
  To: ROBERT SEE                               Date: 04/30/94  1:20a
Subj: CD-AUDIO                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

RS>How important is it to connect up the CD-ROM audio to your sound
RS>card?  Are there CD-ROM titles that use the CD-Audio if so which
RS>ones?


I read that the future of game sounds will be CD-Audio and not MIDI
coded in the programs.  This would mean much better quality sound.  I
read this in the Sierra newsletter, and in fact at least one of their
titles (Betrayal at Krondor CD) already uses this type of sound.  The
music is stunning, much better than FM synth.  I believe the music was
created using a General MIDI setup and recorded on the CD.  All of
the music tracks can be played on an ordinary CD player, but to hear
them through your speakers (hooked into your sound card) you need to
connect that CD-Audio cable to your card.  Otherwise, use the
headphone jack on the front of the CD-ROM drive...


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From: BRENT KNIGHT                           Number: 2814
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/30/94  1:53a
Subj: Myst                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Has anyone experienced poor sound with this game using an
SB16.  I heard there was some sort of fix for it but I
don't know what it is.


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From: MIKE GERVASI                           Number: 2815
  To: RAY KINMAN                               Date: 04/29/94  5:28p
Subj: CD ROM GAME FOR SWAP OR SELL            Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Then it happened......Ray Kinman says...
RK>I have "Critical Path" game for CD ROM that I would like to swap or sel

I have the following:

Willy Beamish
Sherlock Holmes Vol I
Cinemania 93
National Parks
Software Toolchest
King's Quest V
Animation Festival
CDROM of CDROMS
PC Kareoke
Stellar 7
DOOM
Best of Media CLips

leave E-mail or call 809-293-5375 if interested.




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From: SEAN ELKINTON                          Number: 2816
  To: MIKE CLARK                               Date: 04/30/94  7:09p
Subj: test                                    Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

MC>You got Coos Bay,Oregon. Thats on the cost.
MC>

Thanks Mike!  Isn't Coos Bay the city were the Great, late Steve
Prefontain was born?

ttfn

Sean

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From: JERRY THOMSON                          Number: 2817
  To: MIKE SHANNON                             Date: 04/29/94  6:14p
Subj: LOOKING FOR SELECT PHONE                Refer: NONE
Read: NO                                    Private: No

*** Quoting Mike Shannon to Larry Rupert dated 04-28-94 ***
> We sell them new at $159.40.  That price includes a certificate for a
> free
> upgrade to the next available version.  Excellent for mailing lists.


    Ah, so you have that one for sale.  I've been leaving messages on CIS
wondering who sells it...  I have ordered from you before with no problems.
But, that was for my BBS stuff.  I need this SelectPhone for work.  I was
trying to gather info on cis about it being able to printout mailing labels.
Someone on cis said it does.
    I will order it from you if you will allow me to return it if it does not
do the job.  I run a hotel and want to do some mailing each month.  I want to
search by city and state and then limit my search criteria even more to come up
with say 500 mailing labels to send to the printer.

    If it will do the job, it is what I want.  If not, I need to know that I
can return it to you for a refund.  If you can assure me of that, I will put in
an order for it from you.

    You can crash me if you want, via fidonet at 1:2202/5..   I assume that I
can get the 10% sysop discount off the price??

Jerry

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From: JERRY THOMSON                          Number: 2818
  To: MICHAEL DAUM                             Date: 04/29/94  6:18p
Subj: LOOKING FOR SELECT PHONE                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

*** Quoting Michael Daum to Larry Rupert dated 04-27-94 ***
> I wouldn't get Select Phone for labels!
>
> I got their "NEW 1994" set.  Only to find out that they consistantly
> had
> phone numbers and addresses that have not been unpdated since 1991 and
> 1992.  Luckily I had my "NEW 1993" set, and sure enough, there were too
>
> many similarities between the two, and I had a ton (metric!) of returns
>
> from using labels from that set.
>

    Then, what would you suggest?  I understand that Pro-CD and Phonedisk do
not print mailing labels?


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From: RICHARD HOOVER                         Number: 2819
  To: MARK WALKER                              Date: 04/30/94  8:20a
Subj: Bible CD'S BEST ONES ????????           Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

On (26 Apr 94) Mark Walker wrote to Richard Hoover...

 MW> Seedmaster has several CDs that have more databases but they run
 MW> $89-$129 I believe.

Yes, thanks for the information, Mark!

 in your config.sys and see what your "Last Drive =" says this may
be your problem. if you have Drive C, D, E & F. The last drive is probably
reading F, change it to G if that is the next drive in line. You might have to
re install your cd drive software, worked for us, hope this will help ya out,
talk at yas later, CJ

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4487
  To: PETER BRANNEN                            Date: 05/07/94  2:17p
Subj: Text Ref. Cdrom Wanted                  Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 > I am looking for a text based (not Multimedia) reference
 > CDROM so that it will work reasonably quickly on our school
 > Appletalk network.  If you have such a CDROM, or you know
 > where I can get one, please let me know ASAP - Thanks!
 >
 > Something of a general nature, or history/geography would
 > be preferred.
 >           ... Peter
It is getting bad Peter when the Kids have to fit the avalible cd's . For the
sake of the kids set your network up right and give them the benifits of an
education that incudes Multi media. If many of us today had been showen multi
media in school or something that would have captured our emagination as well
as multi media does it might not have taken us all so long to find out that
there is whole lot more to History and Geography then the printed word.

                              St Mary's Community School
                                    Class of 83
                                 .....Mike Nyman

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4488
  To: ALL                                      Date: 05/06/94  8:54p
Subj: Mega Race                               Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I noticed some people here had Mega Race.  Is it any good?
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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4489
  To: BEVIS LOWRY                              Date: 05/06/94  4:38p
Subj: Myst                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Bevis,
   I guess a new 'Scott Graham' is here.  I hope you got my hint on gear world
and all.  And yea I am still here and sending messages.  Oh, don't forget to
spin the combination inside the tower to get the gear's to open for gear world.
 (the numbers are in the library tower.)

                                                     -Scott

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4490
  To: ALL                                      Date: 04/30/94  5:08p
Subj: T7g/cirrus Card Problem                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

I was running 7th Guest with a Tseng 16 bit card with no problems.  I recently
installed a Cirrus Logic (cheap) VLB card, and find that the speech cuts out
after a couple of words.  Is this a buffer problem of some sort?  The game
claims to support the Cirrus card...... I would appreciate any hints..... I
guess I should have bought Tsengs Win 32.

Cheers

Chris

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4491
  To: GEORGINA MARTINEZ                        Date: 04/28/94 10:05a
Subj: Test                                    Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Georgina Martinez to Sean Elkinton on 04-23-94  15:57 <=-

 GM> In a message to All <04-16-94 22:01> Sean Elkinton wrote:
 > this is just a test!  New person writing this!  Is this the cdrom
 > conference?  How far am I reaching out with this letter?
 GM> You got Miami,Florida here.
 Geraldton - Western Australia - 28 Apr 94



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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4492
  To: STEVE MANN                               Date: 04/29/94  8:30p
Subj: Catalogs                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

 -=> Quoting Steve Mann to Stephen Eaton on 04-27-94  01:53 <=-

 SM> 18 Apr 94, Stephen Eaton writes to all Dealers:

 SE> Do any dealers supply their Catalogs in a database format ? If so could
 SE> you please reply with details.

 SM> Yes we can give you a database version of our catalogue in either DBF
 SM> or Excel spreadsheet form.  Let me know and I'll put in on our BBS for
 SM> you.

 I'd be interested if you'd put either up on your BBS (I think I can read
 DBF files on XTree? )

 Cheers

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4493
  To: STEVE MANN                               Date: 04/29/94 10:47a
Subj: Catalogs                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

In a msg on <Apr 27 01:53>, Steve Mann of 3:711/440 writes:


 SE> Do any dealers supply their Catalogs in a database format ?
 SE> If so could you please reply with details.

 SM> Yes we can give you a database version of our catalogue in either
 SM> DBF or Excel spreadsheet form.  Let me know and I'll put in on
 SM> our BBS for you.

DBF willl be fine Steve, Could you make it available for me to F'req. DO you
have a dealer catalog available?

Thanks,

Stephen....

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4494
  To: RONALD YII                               Date: 04/25/94  1:58p
Subj: Nec Cdr84-1                             Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Ronald,

On 16-Apr-94, at 17:48, Ronald Yii wrote to Stephen Ranson
About: nec cdr84-1

 RY> Damn, and no one told me about it :-(. What do you mean the order is
 RY> finished ?
 RY> Do you mean they don't do the upgrade now, or they used to do it for free
 RY> (a
 RY> bith on the wishful side ... )

I think they were charging some nomial fee for the upgrade,
I don't know whether it can still be done for a more substantial
fee or not, and I can't remember where I saw the info.  In this echo
I think.

 RY>
 RY> What's your experience with these drives ? performance wise etc ?
 RY>
I've not had one myself, but had no complaints from customers who
have brought them from me.

Enjoy your CD-ROM.....  # Orders Only!-FreeCall 1-800-811190 #
Steve Ranson            # Payment: CASH, CHEQUE, CREDIT CARD #
Australian CD-ROM Club  # Voice 06-2915258    Fax [phone] #
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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4495
  To: JOHN FOTI                                Date: 04/25/94  2:02p
Subj: Morhpman                                Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello John,

On 19-Apr-94, at 11:51, John Foti wrote to All
About: Morhpman

 JF> Has anyone played this CD game? What is it like?
 JF>
Its OK but more for teenagers and youger kids I think, there's
not a lot of skill in it, mostly luck and a little persistence
in some of the areas. The interface is OK and there's the odd
bit of humour thrown in for good measure.

Enjoy your CD-ROM.....  # Orders Only!-FreeCall 1-800-811190 #
Steve Ranson            # Payment: CASH, CHEQUE, CREDIT CARD #
Australian CD-ROM Club  # Voice 06-2915258    Fax [phone] #
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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4496
  To: MARK ELDRIDGE                            Date: 05/02/94 10:36p
Subj: Linux                                   Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Mark,

On 27-Apr-94, at 12:10, Mark Eldridge wrote to Mike Shannon
About: Linux

 ME> I heard that you selling linux CD's or something similar for around
 ME> $27.00
 ME> Is this true and if so where do I send away to get it for I live in the
 ME> ACT.

We can do the LINUX CD here in the ACT for you for $30.00,
just give us a call.

Enjoy your CD-ROM.....  # Orders Only!-FreeCall 1-800-811190 #
Steve Ranson            # Payment: CASH, CHEQUE, CREDIT CARD #
Australian CD-ROM Club  # Voice 06-2915258    Fax [phone] #
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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4497
  To: MICHAEL MOYNIHAN                         Date: 05/02/94 10:38p
Subj: Australian Cd Suppliers                 Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Michael,

On 28-Apr-94, at 21:15, Michael Moynihan wrote to All
About: Australian CD Suppliers

 MM> Hi All
 MM>
 MM> I'd like to be able to compile a list of all Australian CD suppliers.
 MM>
 MM> This would include graphics, music, shareware, top end applications -
 MM> the lot.
 MM>
 MM> Appreciate some input on this...
 MM>
 MM> M*
 MM>

Add us to your list.

Enjoy your CD-ROM.....  # Orders Only!-FreeCall 1-800-811190 #
Steve Ranson            # Payment: CASH, CHEQUE, CREDIT CARD #
Australian CD-ROM Club  # Voice 06-2915258    Fax [phone] #
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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4498
  To: STEVE MANN                               Date: 05/02/94 10:40p
Subj: Dealer Catalogues                       Refer: NONE
Read: [N/A]                                 Private: No

Hello Steve,

Any chance of a dealer catalogue in the mail in excel format.
I saw you mention the possibility to someone the other day.
Alternatively if I could FREQ it that would be good to, but
I've not had much luck getting onto your board with the
mailer I use.

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4499
  To: STEVEN LANGDON                           Date: 05/02/94 10:43p
Subj: Adult Cd's                              Refer: NONE
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Hello Steven,

On 26-Apr-93, at 18:17, Steven Langdon wrote to All
About: adult cd's

 SL> i was wondering about these adult cd's, do they have any sound or is it
 SL> all
 SL> just action and leave the rest to the imagination?

Lots of them have sound, we are aussie distributor for the XTC range
which have good quality video and audio.  But how much moaning and
groaning can you stand?

 SL>
 SL> What sort of cd-rom drive do you need to run these cd's and are they full
They will run on a single speed drive, and its hard to tell if the
audio is synced since moans and groans are difficult to lip read.

 SL>
 SL> screen or in a window?

They can run in either depending on your setup.

 SL>
 SL> Just wondering...
 SL> Steven
 SL>
 SL> -!- Maximus 2.01wb
 SL>  - Origin: "The Laser Line" - Mandurah West OZ - [[phone]]
 SL> (3:690/649)
 SL>

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4500
  To: DARRYL YOUNG                             Date: 05/02/94 10:47p
Subj: Cd-rom Advice                           Refer: NONE
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Hello Darryl,

On 28-Apr-94, at 18:56, Darryl Young wrote to All
About: CD-ROM Advice

 DY> Dicky
 DY> Smith says that to use this drive I need to have the Sound Blaster Pro or
 DY> 16
 DY> _but_ I only have a SB 2.0 (Which isn't good enough, right?) Can I get a

He's right, but almost any sound card will work as far as audio is
concerned, its mainly the CD-ROM interface that causes the
problems.  ie. if the card doesn't have one, it won't work.

 DY> seperate card for the CD-ROM without having to get a whole new sound
 DY> card?

As long as the SB2.0 has a three pin audio connection on it to
connect to the drive it will work.

 DY> Also, do all CD-ROMs require the same I/O card (ie will a Panasonic work
 DY> just
 DY> as well on a card designed for a Sony?).

NO! - unfortunately most I/F cards are specific to type, however, the
better newer sound cards often have multiple CD-ROM interfaces, usually
Panasonic, Sony and Mitsumi.

 DY> One more thing (this is the
 DY> last) - I
 DY> should get a double speed CD-ROM drive cos if I don't the hi-tech,
 DY> graphics
 DY> intensive games that I play in the future will run much too slowly on a
 DY> single
 DY> speed. Please correct me if I'm wrong

Yes get a double speed CD-ROM

I can do the CR-562B for $A299 including tax, and the I/F card for $39.

 DY>   Thanx in advance,  Darryl Young

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4501
  To: LUKE ARNOLD                              Date: 05/02/94 10:56p
Subj: Help                                    Refer: NONE
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Hello Luke,

On 28-Apr-94, at 22:55, Steve Mann wrote to Luke Arnold
About: HELP

 SM>  LA>      Could someone reccomend me on what type of CD-ROM pack I should
 SM>  LA> I can spare around AU$550.
 SM>
 SM> The new Soundblaster pack with a RRP of $649 is excellent value.  You can
 SM> buy
 SM> it from department stores over here (NSW) for under $600.  I paid almost

Luke, we can do the SB16 Discover pack (latest version) for $559
give us a call if you are interested.

There are many other options available too and we can advise on some
other good choices

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4502
  To: STEVE MANN & ALL                         Date: 05/02/94  8:34p
Subj: Australian Cd Suppliers                 Refer: NONE
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 -=> Quoting Steve Mann to Michael Moynihan <=-

 SM> Hi Michael!

 SM> 28 Apr 94, Michael Moynihan writes to All:

 MM> I'd like to be able to compile a list of all Australian CD suppliers.

 MM> This would include graphics, music, shareware, top end applications -
 MM> the lot.

 SM> Is this list for yourself or do you have some idea of making the list
 SM> available to others?  As a customer of ours you can kick your list off
 SM> with our name :-)                          [Consider it done! M*]


Hi Steve

Fascinating...  You posted on 29 April, I received on the morning of 2
May, and I'd previously d/loaded several times, including last night.

I'd be happy to post a list of Australian CD mail order suppliers back
in this echo if I can put one together - good idea!

Yes, I had in mind audio CDs (my own interest is early music/Baroque,
but don't want to limit it too much) that are supplied mail order.  We
have one excellent store here in Canberra but this town is generally
pretty expensive.

Cheers

M*

...If it ain't baroque don't FX it...

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4503
  To: DARREN TRELOAR                           Date: 05/01/94  9:22p
Subj: Files.bbs                               Refer: NONE
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Hi,

 > Can someone help me out here and tell me if the Night
 > Owl disks contain some
 > sort of indication on what is contained in each of the
 > Dir's on each disk.

 > In the Files.bbs for Pier 4 at the start of each
 > files.bbs there is a section which tells the view what
 > is in that area.

 > I want to know if there is a file that contains a list
 > or if it is in the
 > cover of the case.

have a look at the pcb setup files, i think you'll find something their.

Denis

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4504
  To: MICHAEL MOYNIHAN                         Date: 05/01/94  9:24p
Subj: Australian Cd Suppliers                 Refer: NONE
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Hi,

 > I'd like to be able to compile a list of all
 > Australian CD suppliers.

 > This would include graphics, music, shareware, top end
 > applications -
 > the lot.

i sell CD's

The 999 Planes of Hell BBS CD Titles in Stock
Payment :COD,CHEQUE,MONEY ORDER
Phone: [phone] after 6pm
Fax: [phone]                Address:
BBS Fido: 3:633/253             P.O.Box 239, Beaconsfield, 3807
BBS 14K4: 03-796-2180           Victoria, Australia
Master Card / Bank Card / Visa

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4505
  To: STEVEN LANGDON                           Date: 05/01/94  9:36p
Subj: Adult Cd's                              Refer: NONE
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Hi

 > i was wondering about these adult cd's, do they have
 > any sound or is it all just action and leave the rest
 > to the imagination?

no, their full movies. with sound.

 > What sort of cd-rom drive do you need to run these
 > cd's and are they full screen or in a window?

most are in a window but some are full screen, usually window as full screen
takes heaps of space.

Denis

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4506
  To: DAVID HILL                               Date: 05/01/94 10:51a
Subj: Non-mpc Drives                          Refer: NONE
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G'day David Hill, In a message on <Apr 28>, you said :

 DH> Can anyone out there tell me anything about non-multimedia
 DH> drives?

 DH> Ive heard of the things and that they just read files,

They dont JUST read files

The only reason they dont call them Multimedia is that cannot meet the MPC
spec. the access time is too slow and possibly the transfer time as well.
The so-called non-Multimedia drives have been in Australia for many years, long
before the multimedia types. ALL drives manufactured before 1990 (I am not real
sure of the date but around this time) fell into this catagory.

 DH> great for bbs's, but ive never seen or heard of them in
 DH> australia.

Tandy were selling some in this catagory.

 DH> Can anyone help me with these drives?

With the low price of the single and double speed drives nowadays it not worth
the effort to look around especially for one , unless someone has an old on for
sale cheap.


                                        Laurie

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4507
  To: ROBIN GIBSON                             Date: 05/01/94 10:29p
Subj: Re: Cdroms & Viruses                    Refer: NONE
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 -=> Quoting Robin Gibson to All <=-

 RG> Hi,

 RG> I recently read in another echo that the CD, "Secret Weapons of the
 RG> Luftwaffe," has a virus in one file on it.  I attempted to do a virus
 RG> check on my copy, using WSCAN.  When the scan got to the part where it
 RG> tries to write its findings to that drive, of course it couldn't
 RG> because of the CD (I hadn't even thought about that!).  Is there any
 RG> successful way to scan a CD for a virus?

I use plain old SCAN...it works fine. Apparently there was a virus on
Night Owl 10 but my version of scan didn't detect it...maybe I got a clean
version?

BFN......Paul

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4508
  To: ALL                                      Date: 05/03/94  7:19a
Subj: 7th Guest Help                          Refer: NONE
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Can anyone help me with an installation problem for this CDrom...it seems that
every time I enter the dining room and start the cake puzzle as soon as I
select a piece of cake the program crashes to dos and says politely...error
file is not a VDX file????
486sx33 4 meg ram cr562b sb16 no ems intro runs fine with sound..I've tried
reinstalling the game and last but not least it used to work fine  (before I
accidentally trashed my config and autotexec files)
thanks in adv....JD

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4509
  To: STEVE MANN                               Date: 05/02/94  2:42p
Subj: Air Mail                                Refer: NONE
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 SM> If you are seriously talking about bulk quantities
 SM> then why don't you request a dealer catalogue from
 SM> us and compare the prices.  Our dealer prices will
 SM> easily beat Mikes even without considering the high
 SM> shipping costs.
   Mike can you please send me your dealer prices thanks..
Warwick Mortensen
9 Gabwina St
Fig Tree Pocket,
Brisbane, QLD 4069
Australia

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4510
  To: PETER FIELD                              Date: 05/01/94  1:18p
Subj: Speed                                   Refer: NONE
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peter,
I get 360/380 cps when down loading, but obtain 1700 cps uploading, have
checked out most causes this end, nothing left to do.
Have you any suggestions?

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From: SCOTT RALEY                            Number: 4511
  To: DARRYL YOUNG                             Date: 05/02/94  5:21p
Subj: Cd-rom Advice                           Refer: NONE
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Hi

 >   Hi. I was kinda hoping for some advice about CD-ROM
 > drive. I have noticed that prices have been becoming
 > more and more reasonable and the amount of software
 > being released on CD-ROM is quite good.  I've seen the
 > Panasonic Double Speed 652 blah blah blah for