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From: chem194@csc.canterbury.ac.nz (John Davis)
Date: 16 Apr 92 10:16:57 +1200
Organization: Chem Dept, UoC NZ

In article <14015@star.cs.vu.nl>, rmast@cs.vu.nl (Mast RN) writes:
> 
> Not all multisyncs support the frequencies used by the standard-amiga-modes,
> so beware (specially of the NEC 3d)

NEC 3d's are fine (I have several friends using them on 3000s), it's the
newer 3fg that has problems (it's frame rate won't go low enough - basically
it wants a 70hz frame rate). If you can find a place with 3d's left in stock
(they've been out of production for a while now) get one - they're a nice
monitor (a lot nicer than the 1950 I wound up having to buy as no-one down
here had 3d's still)

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From:         Kevin Shafer <91016@TAYLORU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Kev's Gurus

Here's the latest from the friend with the gurus during cold booting...

OK, but does that mean that the problem is on the GI card or in the computer?
That's all I want to know, if I can't find out the actual problem.







                                                        Kevin Shafer
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From:         MILLERC@CWU.BITNET
Subject:      Unix and Apology

Sorry about my last message which came out quite unreadable.  I will rephrase
the whole message...

        A friend and I are going to program/port a GIS to the Amiga.
We are interested in identifying who among current Amiga users is
currently active in GIS, so that your input and needs can be taken into
account as we develop the product.  The product will be released as either
freeware, or shareware most likely.  Do not be fooled by the shareware
tag associated with the GIS package.  The only reason that this would be co
done is because the original code is public domain from the US Army.  The
GIS would be a raster/vector GIS, with database query, multiple map
prjections supported, Sattelite Image Processing, and full digitizing
capabilities.  We are thinking about porting it to be compatible with
the GNU compiler because the GNU compiler is available on many platforms
including the Amiga Unix.  This would promote the freeware GRASS on
a variety of platforms, and encourage more third party GRASS development.

GIS = "Geographical Information Systems"  :)

Please feel free to get in touch if you are interested in GIS and the Amiga.

                        Craig
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From:         "Kevin R(ocket J. Squirrel) Araki" <JSKRA@ALASKA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: ATOnce 386SX

I am not too sure that the 386sx replacement processor for the 286 will work
with ATOnce (or ATOnce Plus), but I know that this (if it is the 386sx/20)
that I have seen in some of the PC mags, is precisely the replacement chip
that ATOP is selling for their bridgeboard (AT only) upgrade.  They (ATOP)
sell the whole package with Amiga instructions and all for $449.  If I am
not mistaken you can get the 386sx/20 chip for about $399 (?) but there will
be no Amiga specific instructions.  ATOP also includes a couple of board posts
that make the bridgeboard sandwich a little wider... you will need that be-
cause the new processor is a bit wider than the 286.

I am not an ATOP employee, not do I even own the ATOP Bridgeboard Enhancer,
but I am thinking of it.  If anyone else is considering, the below information
may be of interest to you:
   ATOP
   1914 Girdled Road
   Painesville, Ohio 44077
   Voice Ph: 216-352-8471  Fax Ph: 216-354-0075

Regards,
Kevin
JSKRA@ALASKA
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From:         Karl Wyer <MEC3WYERKS@TRENT.AC.UK>
Subject:      Access to UX1.CSO.UIUC.EDU

	Is anyone else having problems with UX1?

	I can access it but when I do a 'DIR' through BITNET,
	there doesn't seem to be any files there?


	Also, what programs would people recommend to make WB2.04 more
	useable (not that it isn't useable!)

	KSW
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From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      Re: A BETTER C= MOUSE?

Yes, C= has had this new mouse for awhile now.  I got it with my 3000
almost a year ago now and it was one of the first.  It is smaller and
more sloped. I like it more but some people complain that they liked the
old one better.  Oh, well.  Can't please everyone.  IMHO, it is an
improvement.

        ->dave
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From:         ROWSONJ@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      Re: A-MAX II with 6.0.7 system PB

>of course MMU is selected using A MAX... but noway, if ever
>i switch the mac sound on, "Copro not present..." arrives...
>I'm very pleased that A MAX support Mac sounds |....
>JCF@frmop22

I might have missed something, but what version of the Mac system software
are you using? Are you using a version later than v6.0.4?


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  ~  SUNY-HSC at Syracuse                                 Amiga User     ~
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Date:         Wed, 8 Apr 1992 13:18:15 EDT
From:         Daniel Roman <tix!roman@UUNET.UU.NET>
Subject:      Re: Squeezing drives in a 3000
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              92 9:01 am

> I wouldn't recommend stacking the drives, but it *will* fit in the
> second floppy spot; that's where I have a "full height" 3.5"
> Maxtor LXT-100S as the second drive in my A3000.
Well, that's good, if you can fit a full height 3-1/2 then I will
definitely be able to fit a half height and a low profile and still
leave an air gap between them for cooling!  Thanks!
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From:         John <JGRAHAM@UDCVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: Accelerators and the Video Toaster

address test
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From:         ARGO <FRASER50@SNYPOTVA.BITNET>
Subject:      Zmodem

        I got SZ_shell_131.zoo off of ab20 and set it up. It works fine but
when I try to send a file it triggers the auto zmodem download on my term
program, but the program keeps saying its waiting for the file. The receive
date light come on then the send data light on the modem. this goes on five or s
   ix times then aborts.
the vax gives me an %SYSTEM-W-DEVOFFLINE, device is not in configuration or
not available error. Help, what's wrong? Is there some argument that should be
in the command line?

Fraser50@snypotva
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From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      Re: A-MAX II with 6.0.7 system PB

        A-max is set up to be able to use MMU's there is a toggle
setting in the main set-up menu where you can select MMU use.  Do
you have that selected?

        ->dave
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From:         Kevin Shafer <91016@TAYLORU.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Cool demos

>>
>>         I would like some recommendations on some good demos.  Most of the
>> ones I have sen have been fairly small.  Although, I would prefer something
>> that does not take up a half dozen disks.  I have an a500 w/ 1mg and 2 drives
   .
>>                                                                 Kevin Shafer
>>
>
>- If you want to see anims, look for Eric Schwarz's work on the FF disks.
>  Alas, with only 1MB you will not have enough memory for most of them.
  What about the demos listed below?  Would I have any memory problems with
any of them?
>- Recommended megademos:
>  * Hardwired (2 disks - some say it's the best demo of 1991)
>  * Odyssey (yes, half a dozen disks)
>  * Virtual world (2 disks, not unlike Odyssey but much shorter of course,
>                   well-programmed, but the spelling and grammar mistakes
>                   are horrible)
>  * Budbrain demo (2 disks, a must have!)
>  * Budbrain demo II (1 disk? Not bad)
>  * Powerslaves megademo II
>  * Decaying Paradise (1 disk)
>  * Enigma (1 disk)
>  * Fraxion Horror (1 disk)
>- Recommended filedemos:
>  * Taipan vector preview (don't know where to find it, I lost mine after
>                           harddisk problems)
>  * Malfunction
>  * Kaos (an extract of the Budbrain demo)
>  * Coma
>  * Substance

>Greetings,

>Pres

                                        Thank you VERY much!  (I am constantly
asked by guys in my dorm to see demos.  Impressed is an understatement.)
                                                Kevin
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Date:         Wed, 15 Apr 1992 09:13:13 EDT
From:         Daniel Roman <tix!roman@UUNET.UU.NET>
Subject:      Re: Unix and GIS
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              "UBVM.cc.buffalo.edu!MILLERC@CWU.BITNET" at Apr 14, 92 5:11 pm

Craig, just thought I would throw in my 2 cents --> o o

I guess you don't really need to tell me that as far as the Amiga is
concerned you'd find a much larger "market" for your software if you
stuck with AmigaDOS instead of UNIX.  I don't know much about what the
GIS package is or does but it sounds interesting and I'd probably
download a copy to look at.  Don't know what I would do with it but it
sounds more sophisticated than the WorldDataBank from FF6?? and I play
around with that from time to time.

Just something to consider.

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From: pierce@navo.navy.mil (Jim M. Pierce)
Subject: Re: Lisp
Nntp-Posting-Host-[nntpd-8855]: spop.navo.navy.mil
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Date: Sun, 12 Apr 1992 07:41:36 GMT

In article <9204110609.AA07890@scueng.scu.edu>,         stephen truxton <struxton@SCUENG.SCU.EDU> writes:
|> Hi!
|> 
|> You might want to think twice before bothering to download Dice...
|> 
|> After I downloaded it and read the README, I found out that I would
|> need a compiler to compile it before I could use it!  PLUS, I would
|> need to buy the includes, etc. from Commodore to make it useful!
|> 
|> ----------------XX-------(snip here, complaint follows)------XX-----
|> 
|> A PD compiler that needs another compiler to compile it before I can
|> use it doesn
|> do me any good!
|> 
|> If I HAD access to a compiler, I wouldn't need a PD one! ;)
|> 
|> ----------------xx-----------(complaint finished)-----------------XX
|> 
|> Anyways, it's late & I'm tired, stochastic processes AIN'T!
|> 
|> take care and God bless!
|> 
|> stephen truxton
|> 
|> struxton@scuacc.scu.edu

    Then you will be happy to note that Dillon now has a license to
  include the Amiga includes and it now costs $60.00 for his compiler.
  { The version you downloaded could handle strings and integers, but
    not reals/floats, you had to send in the shareware fee for that. }

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    "I want a new duck...." Weird Al Yankovic
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From: hessmann@unipas.fmi.uni-passau.de (Georg Hessmann)
Subject: Re:      Re: TeX on ab20
Organization: University of Passau, Germany
Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1992 12:49:13 GMT

In article <72D2DE302F3F801434@ucs.uwplatt.edu> Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU> writes:
>>Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1992 18:22:01 -0400
>>From: victorng@SNOWHITE.CIS.UOGUELPH.CA
>>Subject: RE: TeX on ab20
>>
>>In addition to Clare's question on Tex:
>>
>>Does any Amiga Tex versions support the Latex command sublibrary?  The reason
>>why I avoid TeX is that the version I had of PasTex did not support the
>>Latex commands.  This is unfortunate as most people actually use Latex versus
>>the lower level Tex commands.
>>
>>Victor.
>
>Check again.  In PasTeX, all the LaTeX files are in LaTeX.lha in the
>macros directory in the distribution.  You will probably have to build
>latex.fmt (with initex) from the given lplain.tex as you had to build
>plain.fmt from plain.tex.

Use the install script of PasTeX 1.3 to install it.
It generates the format files automatically.

[...]

	Georg.

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From:         MILLERC@CWU.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Lisp

Could you drop me a note if you find a good PD C++ compiler??  I would re
really like to check one out.  Thanks for any info you can share.  I
understand if you get too busy, and forget.. life just blazes past us
all once in a while, doesn't it??? (I'm a student too!)

        Craig
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From:         "Kevin R(ocket J. Squirrel) Araki" <JSKRA@ALASKA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Amiga to IBM switch

If I am not mistaken, both ProPage, and PageStream can utilized WordPerfect
5.1 (MS-DOS) files.  I'm just talking off the top of my head so I may be
intirely wrong.  One thing I am certain of though is that the ArtDeptPro
can read many (read most) of the IBM *graphic* files and convert them to
HAM, SHAM, IFF, EPS, etc for the Amiga.  The ArtDeptPro could very well be
the most important piece of software you have for your Amiga if you are into
graphics.

Regards,
Kevin
JSKRA@ALASKA
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From:         Trimtab <BDAMICO@GWUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Buckyballs

After spending a great deal of time learning geodesic math and spherical trigon
ometry to map the coordinates of the atoms in a bucky ball, I arrived at the pr
oper numbers.  That very same day I was shown a Macintosh based, FREEWARE progr
am for drafting molecules called Macmolecule.  Not only does this program have
 the traditional molecular building blocks and wonderful animation potential bu
t one of the enclosed molceule files is CARBON 60, Buckminsterfullerene.

If you have access to a Macintosh and even a passing interest in Buckminsterful
lerene, then you should have this program.  Since it is freeware from the Unive
rsity of Arizona, I believe that I can upload it to Geodesic as a binary file a
nd allow interested parties to download.  How about it Pat?
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From:         Trimtab <BDAMICO@GWUVM.BITNET>
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              11 Apr 1992 18:29:54 GMT from <salsbury@ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU>

I'll try to find out the FTP site address.  How do I access picture groups?

Did I mention that this program can be used to generate animation clips that ca
n be played in other packages?  Has anyone had a look at Quick-time, the new Ma
cintosh system enhancement that will allow you to put animation sequences into
almost any type of document?
From: salsbury@acsu.buffalo.edu (The Caterpillar Cannot Understand The Butterfly)
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Subject: Re: Buckyballs
Date: 11 Apr 92 18:29:54 GMT
Article-I.D.: acsu.1992Apr11.182954.26005
Organization: Evolutionary Acceleration, Inc.

BDAMICO@GWUVM.BITNET (Trimtab) writes: 

-If you have access to a Macintosh and even a passing interest in
-Buckminsterfullerene, then you should have this program.  Since it is
-freeware from the University of Arizona, I believe that I can upload
-it to Geodesic as a binary file and allow interested parties to
-download.  How about it Pat?
	Sure! No problem with that, far as I can see. Just be careful
when doing it. Uplading to the Net causes a LOT of traffic, and posts
that don't work (due to improper posting, or jumbled signals) just
waste bandwidth.
	It would probably have to be UUENCODED to post on the Net, and
might just be easier to post the address of an FTP site for it...

	In other news, there's a Buckyball JPEG graphic over on one of
the picture groups. Probable alt.binaries.pictures.misc, but I'm not
sure. 
	I haven't looked at the picture yet. Can't vouch for it.

Pat

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From:         Joanna Tousley-Escalante <joanna@CCWF.CC.UTEXAS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: PENNINFO WUGATE
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              "ARTG%EPCC.bitnet@WUVMD.Wustl.Edu" at Apr 9, 92 2:56 pm

You've obviously received info on Penninfo.  Now I have one back.
What is WUGATE?  Is this just a local program, or is it another
program like GOPHER or HYTELNET?

Joanna Tousley-Escalante
Austin Community College
joanna@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu
>
> A couple of months ago, a co-worker was looking through WUGATE
> and came across PENNINFO.  He has since forgot where on WUGATE
> that PENNINFO was.  Could somebody let me know either how to
> access it through WUGATE or send me the TELNET address for it?
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From:         204 Nick Donaldson User Services 474-9485 <OPERUS@UOFMCC.BITNET>
Subject:      Looking for info on cwis

Hi. I am at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg, Canada.
We are looking at different ways of storing and making available
our on-line documentation. We are looking that the cwis method
of doing things. Is there a place where source code for a cwis
can be found or are most of these systems locally written? If anyone
has any info on it, please respond to me directly.

User Services Consultant    Bitnet:    OPERUS@UOFMCC
629 Engineering Building    Internet:  OPERUS@ccm.umanitoba.ca
University of Manitoba                 operus@ccu.umanitoba.ca
Winnipeg, Manitoba          Phone:     (204) 474-9485
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From:         "John T. Pritchard, CSIS Senior" <JPRITCH@AUVM.BITNET>

Thanks....

John
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From:         David Millman <dsm@CUNIXF.CC.COLUMBIA.EDU>
Subject:      Restricted access within a CWIS
Comments: To: "Ron Doctor, Univ. of Alabama SLIS" <RDOCTOR@UA1VM.BITNET>
              7 Apr 1992 00:22:56 CDT
              <9204070528.AA06666@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu>

    > From: "Ron Doctor, Univ. of Alabama SLIS"
    > What kind of growth argues against calling the system a CWIS?

On this list and at various conferences we go through the process of defining
what a CWIS is.  I don't mean to start a Wittgensteinian language game with
this, but our first CWIS at Columbia was just easier to describe.  "Public
Information", "Campus Events", that sort of thing...  On the other hand, our
new one may have more in common with a terminal server than a proper CWIS: it
"connects" you to "services".
    Same goes for, say, Gopher.  To me, it's much more general-purpose than
a CWIS.  But it just happens to be used as one most of the time.
    I suppose I'll continue calling ours a CWIS, but there are going to be
some purists who think something that gets you to library catalogs and
departmental timesharing (as well as public information and campus events)
is more than (less than?) a CWIS.  The problem recently mentioned about
looking-up references to a CWIS in the literature is relevant--what is one
looking for when one looks for a CWIS?  (Luckily, I guess, ours hasn't made
it into ERIC.)

/david
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From:         BWINTERS@DESIRE.WRIGHT.EDU
Subject:      numeric databases

Does anyone know if an exhaustive list of numeric databases exists and
how to obtain it?

Please feel free to respond direct to me at BWINTERS@DESIRE.WRIGHT.EDU.
Thanks in advance for your response.

Barbara Winters
Associate University Librarian for Central Services
Wright State University
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