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Date:         Sat, 10 Oct 1992 14:57:26 UCR
From:         ERIC GUEVARA <EGUEVARA@UCRVM2.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: A4000

Victor: el disco duro es de marca Western Digital, de 20 MB, modelo numero WD93
028-X A, lo tenia conectado a una interfase commodore A590, segun la informacio
n estaba unido por la salida XT de la interfase, sin embargo, el conector norma
l de XT es de 36 pines, mientras que la mia tenia 40 pines. DE esto se puede so
spechar que es de tipo AT, y la salida seria de tipo ide. Pero no lo se realmen
te. Esta es una de las preguntas que quiero hacer. La segunda, es cual tipo de
interface puedo comprar en el mercado que me permitiera utilizar este tipo de d
isco. Existen varias en el mercado que dicen que aceptan discos AT. El problema
 esta en saber si este es AT o bien solo se podia conectar a una AT. Esas son l
as dos preguntas. Gracias. Eric
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Date:         Thu, 15 Oct 1992 23:34:31 PDT
From:         "(Daniel Joseph Oak)" <jonin@NETCOM.COM>
Subject:      Re: FAX Modems (my opinion)
              Oct 15, 92 5:28 pm

>
> I'm considering purchasing a FAX modem for my Amiga 2000.  I already
> have a 2400 baud external modem (without FAX), so I'm considering
> stepping up to 9600 baud data and FAX.  I'd appreciate any advice
> from those of you who are using the FAX features on your Amiga.

nah - skip 9600 baud.  Go for 144k

> * What brand of modem do you own, or would you recommend?

I would recommend the supra fax modem v.32bis :)
 it has:
   o 144k fax and modem
   o caller ID available
   o voicemail will be available in december.

> * How is the FAX configured and how compatable is it with word
> processing programs?  Can I send more than plain ASCII with the
> software that comes with it?  (I am currently using Final Copy II)

Basically what fax software does is take over the printer aspect of the
computer.  any file printed will be queued to fax. so it's installed as
a printer driver.  that means graphics with text no problemo.
The main software has a bit more to it also for recieving and the like - and
when the voicemail is attached later in december - there will be even
more of course.  As it stands now - the modem will recognize a voice call
and send it back to your telephone/answering machine.  later it will simply
take a message. :)

> * Does external or internal installation make any difference
> (besides the price)?

That decision is compleatly based apon your computer's growth.  Personally
I prefer external modem simply because if I change computers I dont have to
buy another modem. :)  I have had 3 different type of computers in my life -
 andfor now I am sticking with amiga. (hey - maybe silicon graphics will make a
real cheap unit. :) (or cray for that matter. :) :)

there is an internal version coming out in december for the amiga - and
the price difference might not be there.  so for the most part figure
same price. :)

> Thanks in advance.

Your welcome! :)

> John Fusco - Senior Engineer, Electronics

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Subject: GVP A500 HD
Date: 14 Oct 92 16:59:00 GMT
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Date: WED, OCT 14, 1992,  9:38 AM
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From: JEFF-SARGEANT

Subject:  GVP A500 HD

I am currently having my GVP HD upgraded to the turbo unit.  The cost is
$499.00 for the upgrade, and for an additional $100.00 you can get 4mb of
32 bit RAM.

The process goes like this; backup your hard drive and then ship the entire
unit to GVP, with a check for $499 or $599 depending on what you want.  They
will take your hard drive out of your old unit and put it into a new turbo
unit, install the optional ram, and ship it back to you.  If you have any
ram or have the 286 card, you must remove them prior to shipping.

If you have read the AW review of the GVP turbo unit you can see that it is
an amazing product for the 500.  And for the cost of an upgrade it is well
worth it.

For complete info call GVP at 215-337-8770.

Jeff
SARGEANT@whitman.bitnet
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 10:38:32 HST
From:         Todd Mizomi <TODDM@UHUNIX.BITNET>
Subject:      Educational Discount?

Oops.  If this has been posted twice, I apologize (I'm using a bloody Mac LC
to type this in, what do you expect?!)


        I read somewhere that computer prices were gonna drop this month (Our
computer advisor here at work is also telling us to hold off on buying more
macs 'cause the prices are gonna drop a lot)
        Is there any truth to this?  I am holding off on buying either a
A4000 or upgrading my 2000 (non ECS, 6.1 motherboard).  If the prices are
good, I might consider getting a 3000 or 3000T or even a new 2000 with ECS.
Does anyone know if the prices are gonna drop soon?  Will Commodore offer an
educational discount or trade-in program?  And has anyone got the November
issue of AmigaWorld yet?  Enquiring minds want to know!!



Todd K. Mizomi
toddm@uhunix.uhcc.Hawaii.Edu
University of Hawaii
Wong AV Center
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 17:30:21 +1000
From:         "(David Johnson,
              CSIRO Div. Wool Tech.)" <DJOHNSON@GEEL.DWT.CSIRO.AU>
Subject:      mailreader

oops, another one got out of the bag before I was done with it. Sorry :-(

I'm sure many of you will remember the mailreader that Mark Cargill wrote,
and kindly made available to whoever wanted it. I've been in touch with
him (as you can tell from my previous boo-boo), and he tells me he's got
a new mailreader on the way. It should be available very soon.

If you can't wait for the improved mail reader and you read the usenet amiga
digests on a messydos machine, I can suggest an alternative. It's available
as rmail401.zip from anyone of the oak mirrors in /txtutil (I use archie.au
in micros/pc/oak/txtutil). It's capable of sorting messages by subject, etc
etc. It's VERY nice. If anyone can't be bothered working out how to get
this program to unscramble the usenet digests, let me know and I'll post
the configuration file to you.

I can't wait to see Mark's new reader. It will be great if he makes available
messydos and amigados executables, so that I can read those digests at home
or at work. Keep up the good work Mark!


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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 21:29:43 AST
From:         "(Mario Alvarado UCV)" <malvarad@CONICIT.VE>
Subject:      Re: Zen and the art of internet
              "AKURCZYN%ITESMVF1.BITNET@pucc.Princeton.EDU" at Oct 8,
              92 1:08 pm

>
> >>         Does anyone know of a ascii version of this file or a way to
> >>convert it to ascii?
>
> Search for [Zz]en.txt in archie.
>
> >
> >
> >>fraser50@snypotva
> >
> >I haven't tried it yet, but I *think* you might be able to read it with
> >PageStream.
> >
>

Sorry, but i try with PageStream 2.1 and don't work... :(
Bye.
                                             malvarad@dino.conicit.ve
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From: "Stefan Berg" <sgberg@peach.ucs.indiana.edu>
Subject: Re: GEnie re: Zen and the art of Internet
Organization: Computer Science, Indiana University
Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1992 15:34:01 -0500

JIM PIERCE <JMPIERCE@USMCP6.BITNET> writes:

>  I guess he will have to upload it somewhere on Internet as I doubt if
>GEnie is connected to Internet; i.e. no telnet/ftp from here to there.
>I had heard about two months ago that GEnie was working on an Internet
>gateway for its users, but I have heard nothing since then.
>   Later, JimP.

I don`t know what the conversation was about, but to your last statement
I can just say that GEnie does offer a way to exchange email between
itself and the internet. This feature is even incorportated into the new
Aladdin V1.5 (1.5?... something like that). But I think the costs are
high enough, that it would make more sense for both parties to get a
GEnie account and exchange email over that (Of course you might not be
in the position to ask the other party to get a GEnie account... then
the situation looks different).

Stefan

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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 08:57:23 GMT
From:         R.Tait@BNR.CO.UK
Subject:      Re: Amigas & Tape Drives

> I wrote:
> > thus: How do I get _large_ files from my Sparc to my Amiga without resorting
> > to connecting it to the network? (ie Ethernet cards/RS-232 etc).
> I do exactly the same thing but with one extra step, I have to transfer
> the files over to a PC clone first cause I'm hanging off a SPARC on the
> network and direct access to the floppy is inconvient.  I wrote a quick
> program to split the binary files (sometimes as large as 3MB) into
> chunks the right size for a 720K floppy.  There is a unix command
> that'll do that also, the name escapes me though.
> >

Could you send me the source for your program? I could probably write one
myself but due to lack of time I wouldn't be able to do it for at least a month.

> > One thought which struck me last night is this. I have a GVP HC-8 SCSI card
> > and HD. Since I have an external SCSI port, could I directly fit my Sparc
 tape
> > drive into that port and restore from tape the large files onto my Amiga?
> > If the actual connection is OK, what about devices? Handlers? Software? I
 have
> > 2.04 and I recall seeing a command like "magtape" hanging around somewhere -
> > will this work?
> I can read and write Sparc compatible 150MB tar tapes with my tape drive
> on my Amiga.  The Sparc tape drives are SCSI II but should probably work
> with any SCSI controller.  You will need a PD package called
> scsiutils.lzh for the scsi tape device driver and a tar program like
> GNUTar for the Amiga.  This combo has worked for me just fine.  I really
> only use that method if I have alot of files though since getting to the
> tape drive is more difficult than getting to the floppy drive.
>
What about the SCSI port on my HC-8? Would the Sparc tape drive fit directly
 onto
it? I've had a look and they both have the same amount of pins, but the port on
 the
back of my IPX looks more 'square' than that on my GVP board.

Ah well, if you could rummage around and find the source for that program, I
 would
be eternally grateful.

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From: LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET (Jim Loomis)
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Date: 8 Oct 92 20:59:00 GMT
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Next to Ray's Supply, you probably need to journey west on the T-way to
Industrial Color Lab, Liverpool, NY to find a dealer, although there may
be someone closer in the Albany area.

Herb?

Jim Loomis      LOOMIS@ITHACA.BITNET        607-274-3913
        Director, Telecommunications Facilities
        Roy H. Park School of Communications
        Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY 14850-7256 USA
From: jonin@NETCOM.COM ((Daniel Joseph Oak))
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Subject: Re: FAX Modems (my opinion) (14.4k :)
Date: 16 Oct 92 18:51:36 GMT
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              at Oct 16, 92 9:58 am

|That should be "14.4k" for v.32bis (or "14,4k", in some countries).
|Decimal points are your friends--don't neglect them.

sorry - didnt pay my Decimal points bill. :)

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From: CAMACHO@ECSUC.CTSTATEU.EDU
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Subject: Final Copy II
Date: 14 Oct 92 19:51:29 GMT
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Well folks, I just got Final Copy 2. I am very impressed. (I also
owne Final Copy 1.) For anyone looking for a solid package, that
offers un-matched printing.. then look no further.. (Dam I sound
like an ad.) After using it for a few papers I'll post a
expanded review.. unless someone else does before me...

BTW... I find it hard to believe that some Amiga Guru hasn't tried
to write a program to convert otyer fonts to Final Copy format...

Carlos
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From: thumper@garfield.catt.ncsu.edu (Chris Mojica)
Subject: Re: screen saver/blanker for an amiga ?????
Organization: North Carolina State University
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 01:34:28 GMT

QCZUSEA@IUP.BITNET writes:

>>hi,
>>
>>
>>  Is there such a thing as a screen saver/blanker for an Amiga ?????
>>
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>There are number of them available via anonymous FTP, some can be found on
>WUARCHIVE.WUSTL.EDU (if you can find where they are hidden under the confusing
>sub directories!).  Most FTP sites will have some sort of directory tree that
>you can download to find out where the files are that you want...
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Try
ftp wuarchive.wustl.edu
anonymous login
your email address for password
now look in 
systems/amiga/utilities/display/blankers
or something like that BTW I think the works is the best of the blankers.

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From:         uel111r2a.x.tferi4@UNI-LJ.SI
Subject:      DF2: is DF0:?

Hi everybody!
Does somebody know how to use an external drive as DF0:? I know there is
a trick to make the external drive on an A2000 (DF2:) to be recognized as
DF1:. So there should be a way to change DF2: to DF0:. And please... no
software tricks (like ASSIGN DF0: DF2:). I'd like to know this because a
friend wants to have two 3.5" harddrives in his A2000. He doesn't want to
use the 5.25" inch bay.
So - can anybody help? Thanx in advance,
					Blaz

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From: siocafuj@SI.EHU.ES (Jose Angel Calvo Fuentes)
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Subject: Re: HSL -> RGB
Date: 14 Oct 92 12:37:52 GMT
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> Hello NetRunners,
> does anyone around here know how to convert HSL (Hue/Saturation/Luminosity)
> color value to RGB (Red/Green/Blue) ? I need the theorical formulae.
>
> Thanks, Stef.


  Hi, Stef:

  I have somewhere this algoritm, but not here. Be patient, I will search it
and send it to this list. They're in PASCAL, I guess, and it will be easy to
translate to C.


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From:         Andrew <IBY141@URIACC.URI.EDU>
Subject:      Re: PC emulation without Bridgeboard?
              9 Oct 1992 09:02:55 EDT from <roman@TIX.TIMEPLEX.COM>

  Actually,  I do want to replace my 2000 and get it in a tower case for
a few reasons.  Drive space is one of them,  I want enough room for a couple
hard drives, my bridgeboard drive and my normal floppies.  The two hard
drives I have are also full height 340 and 535 meg drives.  I am VERY space
limited on my desk, as well.
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From:         Gremlin@AMIGA.HSE.NL
Subject:      ADPro internal communication protocol wanted

Dear networkers,

Does anybody know in which format ADPro (version 2.1.3) communicates with its
operators, savers and loaders. I need the exact protocal and/or message
structure definition.

I'm asking this because I want to implement a driver of my own (e.g. a
loader for Koala pictures, or a driver for a 24-bit fractal generator).
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Carlos Writes:

>Well folks, I just got Final Copy 2. I am very impressed. (I also
>owne Final Copy 1.) For anyone looking for a solid package, that
>offers un-matched printing.. then look no further.. (Dam I sound
>like an ad.) After using it for a few papers I'll post a
>expanded review.. unless someone else does before me...
>
>BTW... I find it hard to believe that some Amiga Guru hasn't tried
>to write a program to convert otyer fonts to Final Copy format...
>
>Carlos
        I'm still waiting for my copy, so I guess that you may get a review of
the package in before me!
        I can't agree with you more about the font conversion program though!!
Where are all those Amiga Guru Masters that are supposed to be out there??
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From: siocafuj@SI.EHU.ES (Jose Angel Calvo Fuentes)
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Subject: Re: IDE Cards
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> One minor thing: You cannot use the IBM controller card (unless you have a
> bridgeboard). You must get an IDE controller for the Amiga bus. Sorry about
> that (I read the message slightly wrong.)
>
>                         -Lloyd-


   And... how many money will cost me an IDE controller for the Amiga, and
where can I found it?  I don't have found any IDE controller here, in Spain.


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From:         "(Evrard E.)" <eevrard@VUB.AC.BE>
Subject:      2.0 ROM

I just want to thank all you people for the fast reply to my
problem with the 2.0 rom.
Solder a wire between pins 1 and 31? Roger.

Thanks again,

Pres

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