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From:         Etop Udoh <eudoh@ST6000.SCT.EDU>
Subject:      Western Digital......
              "bryan@JUDY.INDSTATE.EDU" at Sep 5, 92 12:29 pm

hi,



   Does anyone have an address or phone number for Western Digital and
do they have a tech support line ?????
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Lance,

   Thanks for the info!  Now the real question,  does anyone here have
a 2090 that they'd want to part with!?  I was told that the Amiga wouldn't
run MFM's directly.  But if the 2090 will do it,  that'd be fine with me!

Andrew Cerreault
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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 09:43:00 EDT
From:         Jim Loomis <LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET>
Subject:      Window Startup

Thanks for the responses.  Scripit will do it, but that solution seems less
than elegant.  No way of mounting an assigned path seems to give me an open
window, but it may suggest an approach.  As I mentioned to someone, it seems to
me tha the way it should work -- w/WB2 -- is by putting the desired drawer in
the WBstartup drawer --, but it doesn't!

Jim Loomis      LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET        607-274-3913
        Director, Telecommunications Facilities
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Date:         Mon, 7 Sep 1992 18:48:00 EST
From:         TIGNER@MSUPA.BITNET
Subject:      Western Digital.......

Western Digital's BBS number is 714 - 753 - 1234.

You can get technical information on any WD controller or board for I*M
compatibles.

Best of luck to ye.



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From: david_s@hsr.no (David Andreas Sjoeen)
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Subject: Re:      Software for the A4000?
Date: 15 Sep 92 10:06:38 GMT
Reply-To: david-s@ifi.hsr.no
Organization: Rogaland University Centre

In article <I-AMIGA%92091409351364@UTARLVM1.UTA.EDU>,         "Alejandro J. Kurczyn S." <AKURCZYN@ITESMVF1.BITNET> writes:
> Does anyone know if all our fantastic graphic programs are/will being
> upgraded to support the new graphic modes? I am wondering about:
> 
> DeLuxe Paint
> Imagine
> ADPro

ADPro already supports the AA chipset(!)

:)avid

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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 08:00:00 BST
From:         Biff <BRITTAING@KIRK.VAX.ASTON.AC.UK>
Subject:      RE: (BIFF) Teletext

Teletext Adaptor.
=================

A few people asked about this and so here are the sketchy details.

A firm called MICROTEXT make such an adaptor. I have had mine since about
1987 and it has worked fine. It connects via the parallel port and has
connectors for a printer, power supply (supplied) and an aerial. Software
is also supplied that interprets the signals and turns it into the teletext
picture.

I leave it connected all the time, just connecting the power when I wish to
access the teletext. The printer is plugged in through the box and is
accessable all the time. You will need an aerial that provides a good
signal. I manage with a small indoor aerial which is fine on all channels
except Channel 4 which suffers from a sometimes scrambled picture (due to
nearby trees!)

Setting up is simply a matter of plugging everything in and starting the
program. When used for the first time, the configuration file is missing so
the program will autotune the unit, searching for a signal and allowing you
to identify it (the program suggests what the signal really is!).

Control of the program is via the mouse or keypad. Clicking on a page
number will select that page. The program also supports Fastext which can
be selected by mouse click or a menu. Screens can be dumped to the printer
or an IFF file. Screens can even be spoken! It is also possible to have a
split screen showing 2 pages at once. Different default languages are
available, dependant I think on those available from DEVS:

The adaptor is not too cheap at #143 (British pounds) but I can say that it
has worked fine alkl the time I have had it. If you are interested, I suggest
you contact Microtext for further details.

As to what is inside the box, I am not too good on electronics and anyway
when I open a box to see what is inside, I have a tendency to break it.
Like an engineer once said 'If it ain't broken, don't fix it!'

Microtext are on 0705-595694. I would tell you the address but this article
(in a magazine) has not included it! I will mail the address tomorrow (Friday)

Hope this helps...

3iff



Teleview
========

Someone mentioned Teleview which I think seems to be some sort of
alternative Teletext. I have not heard of this.
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Date:         Fri, 11 Sep 1992 07:27:55 -0500
From:         bryan@JUDY.INDSTATE.EDU
Subject:      Bridgeboard & Windows

It seems that my message has generated a few curious replies, so here goes.

Windows 3.0 & 3.1 on the A2286 Bridgeboard...

1.  You cannot use the AMOUSE program to have the Amiga mouse emulate and
    IBM one.  It is not recognized under 3.1 and it wil work normally until
    you try to run a DOS program under 3.0 (you will get a completely black
    screen and the machine will hang).  The 3.0 problem is due to the factt
    that the emulation is of an older Microsoft mouse driver that is
    incompatible with 3.0 (according to Microsoft Windows tech support).

2.  I haven't tried any of this with the CGA emulation.  I am using an
    Amazing Technologies 256K VGA board (connected through an A/B box to
    my 1950 multisync monitor).  I know that this works fine in 640 x 480
    and 800 x 600 16 color modes (using the drivers supplied by the
    manufacturer).

3.  Under 3.0, you cannot run windows in protected mode (standard mode).
    This is due to a hardware bug on the A2286 bridgeboard itself.  Under
    3.1 it seems to work O.K. except for the fact that you cannot access
    the floppy drive while in Windows. (I am working on this one).

4.  To install 3.1, you need to copy the disks to separate directories on
    your hard drive, and install manually (i.e. use setup, but not in
    the automatic mode, use the custom mode).

5.  Memory available under 3.0 was around 256K, under 3.1 it is around
    480K.  This is using only the 1MB of RAM available on the A2286 iteslf.

Hope this clears up any confusion you might have...


Bryan Everly
bryan@judy.indstate.edu

P.S.  I am using a Zenix 2-button serial mouse on a serial card on the IBM
      side for my mouse.
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Date:         Tue, 15 Sep 1992 10:32:56 -0400
From:         cultural elite <dsr@LNS598.TN.CORNELL.EDU>
Subject:      Re: 3.0 | WARNING: Long post!

Owen <91016@TAYLORU.bitnet> writes:
>I found this on a BBS during the summer, maybe it will answer some questions
>or maybe it will just repeat what has already been posted, I thought I'd just
>send the whole thing.
>
>START HERE--------------------------------------------------------------------
>V39 Specification
>ROM and Disk
>June 8, 1992
>rev 1.6
>(Workbench 3.0)

Note that, if this is real, it is *still* an illegal violation of Commodore's
copyright to redistribute this.  Even though 3.0 is no longer non-disclosed,
the beta version release notes still are, and always will be, non-disclosed
proprietary copyrighted information.

(It's also been posted n times before...)

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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 21:46:00 EST
From:         WAREP@WABASH.BITNET
Subject:      C++ (?)

Howdy,
        I was wondering if anyone out there new of *ANY* C++ oriented
programs out there.  I am taking C++ in college and would really prefer working
on my machine(as opposed to the I*M labs :-(  )
        Does such a monster exist?  If so what would the specs of it be?
        Well, any help is appreciated.
Thanks in advance,

Phil Ware
<WAREP@WABASH>
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From:         "Marco Antonio Goncalves Lovatto" <lovatto@INF.UFRGS.BR>
Subject:      re: FastFileSystem

Hi again,

        here is the mountlist to use FFS on OS1.3

FF0:    device = trackdisk.device
        filesystem = l:fastfilesistem
        globvec = -1
        mask = 0x7FFF
        unit = 0
        flags = 1
        surfaces = 2
        mount = 1
        blockspertrack = 11
        reserved = 2
        prealloc = 11
        interleave = 0
        lowcyl = 0 ; hicyl = 79
        buffers = 5
        bufmemtype = 3
        dostype = 0x444F5301
#

FF1:    device = trackdisk.device
        filesystem = l:fastfilesistem
        globvec = -1
        mask = 0x7FFF
        unit = 1
        flags = 1
        surfaces = 2
        mount = 1
        blockspertrack = 11
        reserved = 2
        prealloc = 11
        interleave = 0
        lowcyl = 0 ; hicyl = 79
        buffers = 5
        bufmemtype = 3
        dostype = 0x444F5301
#

        About the AutoDiskChange, i think it's on fish compressed
by lharc. Yesterday, someone said the name.

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From:         "David Johnson,
              CSIRO Div. Wool Tech." <DJOHNSON@GEEL.DWT.CSIRO.AU>
Subject:      Re: wugate.wustl.edu

On Mon, 7 Sep 1992 12:04:00, Bob Findlay <FINDLAY@JII.AFRC.AC.UK> writes:

> Subject:      wugate.wustl.edu
>
> I too am having trouble subscribing to these 'phantom' lists - on inquiring as
> to which lists are available, I get the following  - amiga and amiga-uploads
> are not among them!
>

They aren't phantoms - I subscribe to them.
The address I used is wunet.wustl.edu
                      ^^^^^

Send a message to listserv@wunet.wustl.edu, with the word LIST as the body
of the message. It works, honest!


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From:         CAMACHO@ECSUC.CTSTATEU.EDU
Subject:      Blizzard Board

Does anyone own a Blizzard board?

Carlos
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Date:         Mon, 14 Sep 1992 23:36:38 CDT
From:         Rick Johnson <96942392@UWWVAX.UWW.EDU>
Subject:      Amiga on TV

Hello,

If any of you have a chance to take a little break from your Amigas to
watch TV, you might have noticed a commercial with an Amiga on it.  The
latest Encyclopedia Britannica has an Amiga 2000 in it.  This commercial
is the one where a little kid's voice says something like "I'm too
young to use this" or something like that.  I just thought that
you folks might be interested in this.

Anyone interested in a slightly used Amiga 3000?  Or better yet, some
one willing to give me some money so that I can buy the Amiga 4000!!!
I would like to thank all of the people who have posted reports
about the 4000.  Sounds like it could bring the Amiga back into the
spotlight!!!

Rick Johnson
96942392@uwwvax.uww.edu
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 19:09:12 EST
From:         HYLBKL@MOREKYPR.BITNET
Subject:      Re: A4000

>JANR.WILKENS@DATA.AID.NO writes:
>>I'm tired of Commodore never releasing any information to the public, and
>>also all the wild romours about A4000 and such, so here is some information
>>for all of you.
>
>Let me get this straight--you are tired of A4000 rumours, so you decide
>to spread some yourself?  (Commodore, by the way, does release information
>to the public--when they think it is time to.)
>

   My philosophy is:  If you don't hear a rumor by noon, start one yourself.

 BTW, I heard that Elvis is suppose to be giving a demo of the A4000 at
WOC.    :)
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Subject:      TERM and RAM

I just got ahold of Term2.2B and am a little curious about RAM requirements.
Upon running TERM, I was quite suprised to watch my fast RAM drop to around 51K
in the first five or so seconds.  After TERM had fully loaded I had a whopping
66K Chip RAM and 402 BYTES(!) of Fast RAM.  I have a 1MB system, and was
wondering if there were a way to make it a little less RAM hungry.  I guess I
could do some periferal chopping to cut down on the 1K chunks they use, but
right now my system is configured as follows, and that is all that I can afford
it to be configured as right now:
        1 Amiga 500P with 1MB RAM(512K Cip, 512K Pseudo-Fast)
        WB 2.05
        1 external Roctec Roc-Lite slim drive
        1 1084S RGB MONITOR
        1 AdSpeed internal 14.3MHz acc.
        1 Star NX-1020R Printer
        1 DSS8 audio digitizer(swaps out with printer when used)
I have been looking at inexpensive RAM upgrades for some time now, but really
don'y see that I'll be able to get one in the near future(college kinda sucking
medry at this point), but if anyone knows of any mail-order places that are
running RAM upgrades fairly inexpensively, send me mail and I'll see what I can
do.
        Another question regarding term and RAM. . .would the emulation setting
make a difference in RAM consumption?  Oh, well.  Any help would be appreciated.

        Thanks in advance,

                Phil Ware
                <WAREP@WABASH>
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From:         "David Johnson,
              CSIRO Div. Wool Tech." <DJOHNSON@GEEL.DWT.CSIRO.AU>
Subject:      Re: Wuarchive maillist

On Sun, 6 Sep 1992 20:19:31 Gregg Giles <ggiles@CIE.UOREGON.EDU> writes

> In article <AMIGA-L%92090418365660@UALTAVM.BITNET> ALEXAJOH@UREGINA1.BITNET
> writes:
> >For those who want to subscribe here is the CORRECT address:
> >listserv@wunet.wustl.edu      subscribe amiga-uploads
>
>    This barfed on me; listserv said there was no such mailing list. A
 requested
> list of available mailing list also showed no Amiga lists. Has something
> happened recently to cause this?
>

I just sent the listserv a lists query, and here is the reply:


> From: "PMDF Mailserv V1.01" <LISTSERV@wunet.wustl.edu>
> Subject: Re: lists
> To: DJOHNSON@GEEL.DWT.CSIRO.AU (David Johnson, CSIRO Div. Wool Tech.)
> Message-id: <01GOH51PWFGW002F5S@wunet.wustl.edu>
>
>   WUNET currently contains these lists:
>
>     Amiga - This list is for discussing wuarchive/archie.au's amiga
>       archives.  Moderate to heavy traffic can be expected.
>       Appropriate topics for conversation range from requests for
>       software to be uploaded or requests for the location of software
>       which fits certain functional needs, to reviews of software in
>       wuarchive/archie.au's amiga archives.  General discussion of
>       amiga problems or information should be sent to list i-amiga or
>       the comp.sys.amiga heirarchies of UseNet.
>
>     Amiga-Uploads - Once per day, you will receive a list of the files
>       uploaded to wuarchive/archie.au's amiga area.  You can not post
>       messages here.

It appears that ALEXAJOH@REGINA1.BITNET is quite right. I suggest that
you recheck your typing. I'm subscribed to both of these and have had no
problems.

Hope this helps

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From:         Michael 'Moose' Dinn <dinn@TINKER.APPLIEDMICRO.NS.CA>
Subject:      MIDI: Anyone using an A500 interface on an A1000?

I can't seem to get mine to work...

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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 08:13:25 CST
From:         "Alejandro J. Kurczyn S." <AKURCZYN@ITESMVF1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: NOT about the A4000

>Does anyone have any real knowledge that the A4000 actually exists?  I
>sincerely doubt it and I think rumor mongers are confusing the 3000T

I have some friends that work at a Commodore dealer here in Mexico, I don't
know if I can say this, but the Commodore representative for Latin America
confirmed to them the existence of the A4000, probably not for sale in the
next months, but he said it has "a screen up to 1280 x 1280 and 2 to 16M
colors" The price? Well, he also mentioned something like "equal or more than
the A3000T", the machine comes with a 68040, so the price will be more than
normal.

I don't know if the screen and colors are supported via chip set or a special
card. Sorry, that's all the info I got.

-Alejandro
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