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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 15:13:43 EDT
From:         Brian Greenfield <CCS013@UKCC.UKY.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Turbo Pascal
              27 Aug 1992 18:26:00 +1000 from <SCHROETER_M@TOPAZ.UCQ.EDU.AU>

Does anyone know HISOFTS phone number or MICHTRON's phone number?


Brian Greenfield
ccs013@ukcc.uky.edu
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From:         Chad Long <soy@U.WASHINGTON.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Turbo Pascal
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I think the closest you would get on the Turbo Pascal for Amiga would be a PD
 program called PCL...I believe it's on Fish.  But I'm pretty positive that
 Broland (I mean Borland) doesn't produce for the Amiga...

Chad
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Subject:      Re: Turbo Pascal
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Oops, I believe you are referring to my message about the pascal compiler
called pcl...actually, it's called PCQ, and it's on FF339 which should
be on ux1.cso.uiuc.edu amiga/fish/f3/ff339...I'm not sure if there is a later
version.  There very well could be in 400 more disks...

Chad
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From:         BPHILLIP@UTCVM.BITNET
Subject:      Re: zmodem with a vax

Does anyone know about Zmodem for VM/CMS? I've never heard of it, has anyone
else?
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From:         "David Johnson,
              CSIRO Div. Wool Tech." <DJOHNSON@GEEL.DWT.CSIRO.AU>
Subject:      Re: MesgPorts
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a good source for examples of all sorts of C stuff can be found in
Anders Bjerins' C Manual. The latest version comes on 5 disks in the
fish collection, starting from disk 691.

all the best

dave   +----------------------+------------------------------------------------+
+------+                      |  CSIRO Division of Wool Technology             |
| David Johnson               |  PO Box 21, Belmont, Australia, 3216           |
| djohnson@geel.dwt.csiro.au  |  +61 52 472-651 (voice)   +61 52 472-657 (fax) |
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     Most men are within a finger's breadth of being mad.        - Diogenes
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From: jons@tellus.unik.no (Jon von Tetzchner Stephenson )
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Subject: Re:      Re: Turbo Pascal
Date: 27 Aug 92 07:06:12 GMT
Organization: Universitetsstudiene paa Kjeller (UNIK), University of Oslo, Norway

In article <920827155256.202011c7@GEEL.DWT.CSIRO.AU>,         "David Johnson, writes:
|> > I need Turbo Pascal for my Amiga...  Is it available anywhere?
|> >
|> > Thanks,
|> > Jeremy
|> 
|> Sorry, Jeremy: Turbo Pascal is only available for I*M PCs. There is a PD Pascal
|> compiler on one of the fish disks which may suit you. The other option is to
|> use a PC emulator and run turbo pascal under that. I've got an ATonce hardware
|> emulator which works really well, and there are a couple of shareware
|> software PC emulators around too. The difference is that software emulators
|> are much slower (but cheaper!).
|> 
|> The other concern is that Turbo Pascal is currently up to version 6, and I
|> don't think you'll be able to run it from a floppy (of course, I've been
|> wrong before). I have, however, successfully used Turbo Pascal version 3
|> from a floppy, using a software emulator. A hard disk will speed thing up
|> no matter which way you go.
|> 
|> hope this helps
|> 
|> dave   +----------------------+------------------------------------------------+
|> +------+                      |  CSIRO Division of Wool Technology             |
|> | David Johnson               |  PO Box 21, Belmont, Australia, 3216           |
|> | djohnson@geel.dwt.csiro.au  |  +61 52 472-651 (voice)   +61 52 472-657 (fax) |
|> +-----------------------------+------------------------------------------------+
|> Most men are within a finger's breadth of being mad.                  - Diogenes
|> ================================================================================

In fact there is another option. I believe that in England there is available 
a Turbo Pascal compatible compiler called Hi-speed Pascal or something like 
that. I think it is marketed by a company called Hisoft. In addition, I think
there is a Turbo Pascal compatiible compiler available in Germany as well.

Jon.

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From:         Fernando da Silveira Montenegro <silveira@INF.UFRGS.BR>
Subject:      Trouble configuring board!

Hi!
A few months ago I got a memory expansion board called 8Up! for my A2000.
At that time, it had only 2 Megs. Later I bought an extra 2 megs for the
board, but I can't use them because I don't know which jumpers to alter.
No, I did not RTFM because the guy who sold me the board gave me the manual
for the chips, but not for the board...

Anyway, anybody out there has this board, could they please tell me which
jumpers I should alter so that I can expand to 4 Megs?

I also have a doubt: I have an old GVP accelerator. 33Mhz, IDE interface,
slots for up to 8Mb. Can I populate the GVP board AND the 8Up! board so I
can reach 17Mb?

Thanks in advance!!!!
--

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|    Fernando da Silveira Montenegro           |              |
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Date:         Mon, 31 Aug 1992 18:10:25 CDT
From:         96942392@UWWVAX.UWW.EDU
Subject:      Caps Lock
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Hello,

I have been using an Amiga 500 with 1 meg of RAM at my University to
display Open Courses, Changed Courses, and Touch-Tone schedules.  The
program that I wrote has been running since the last 4 days.  When I went
in this morning to look at the Amiga, I noticed the caps lock blinking
every once and a while.  When I try to press the caps lock, the light does
not change; it just keeps on blick.  Everything else works fine - my program
is still running and it still can access to drive (to read an updated IBM
disk from the mainframe - I am using MessyDOS).  Does any one know what this
problem might be (or if it is serious).  Last week, when I went to turn
on the Amiga for the first time in 8 months (just before Spring Registration)
the power light flashed.  I eventually got it work (I'm guessing that it
was one of the chips being unseated).  Could this be related in anyway?
Any help would be appreciated.

By the way, the University was orginally going to get a $990 board for
an IBM clone to do the same thing that the Amiga (that I convinced them
to purchased) could do for only $500!

Rick Johnson
96942392@uwwvax.uww.edu
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
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Date:         Mon, 31 Aug 1992 10:40:52 EDT
From:         HYLBKL@MOREKYPR.BITNET
Subject:      peter's quest

Hi, I downloaded this game from wuarcive and have made it all the way to
the last screen.  But, when I get to this screen the &$&^% locks up!
ARGH!  The frustration this sort of thing causes is immeasurable.
 Has anybody out there played this game and run into the same problem??

Yours frustratedly,

Ken Hylbert

hylbkl@morekypr
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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 18:07:37 +1000
From:         "David Johnson,
              CSIRO Div. Wool Tech." <DJOHNSON@GEEL.DWT.CSIRO.AU>
Subject:      Re: gcc
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on Fri, 28 Aug 1992 04:00:35 -0400, Calvin Chu <ngk@EAGLE.TC.CORNELL.EDU>
writes:

> Where can I get the latest copy of gcc?
from wuarchive in systems/amiga/incoming/devel
> Also, what exactly is GCC? Can somebody explain to me?
it's a C++ compiler

all the best

dave   +----------------------+------------------------------------------------+
+------+                      |  CSIRO Division of Wool Technology             |
| David Johnson               |  PO Box 21, Belmont, Australia, 3216           |
| djohnson@geel.dwt.csiro.au  |  +61 52 472-651 (voice)   +61 52 472-657 (fax) |
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     Most men are within a finger's breadth of being mad.        - Diogenes
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Date:         Thu, 3 Sep 1992 12:17:34 CST
From:         Allen Wittenauer <CA2096@SIUCVMB.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: ZModem for CMS

(Terry J. can we add this to the FAQ/Startup?!?!?  PLEASE!??)

X/Y/ZModem will not run under VM/CMS due to the 7-bit data path on IBM
mainframe systems.  Or, at least, something relatively close to that.

Allen
(who can now be reached as crispy!ecereal@dribble.c-mols.siu.edu...
hopefully I'll get myself registered in a domain somewhere soon...)
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Date:         Sun, 30 Aug 1992 23:06:00 EDT
From:         DELANEYD@SNYSYRV1.BITNET
Subject:      RE: More descr. re:kermit...

Pat,

        Kermit is not the only option to a nonibm machine-- z modem works just
fine and is a lot quicker.  Anyway, that is kind of useless seeing as it doesn't
appear to be available to you at this point.
        This is probably a stupid question-- but I don't know what level of
experience you have with telecom.  After you start the d/l, do you go up to the
menu and activate receive?  The other possible option is to set the telecom term
to autoreceive.  If you do that, it should sense the d/l attempt by the host
and start receiving.  Besides these few simple suggestions, I can't help you
out much as I really haven't used NComm.  I have successfully used jrcomm
and term (which I highly recommend) to do kermit.  Thus, my practical experience
with kermit (which isn't large as I always use z modem) is limited to term and
jrcomm.

        ->dave
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Date:         Mon, 31 Aug 1992 21:47:33 -0900
From:         Bullfrog <JSJA@ALASKA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Turbo Pascal

Does anyone have this program called PCL?  Can I get a copy? (asuming it's
free ware or public domain... or something like that.
Thanks,
Jeremy
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Please could you add me to your mailing list

Thanks in advance
Richard Matthews
University of Glamorgan [formerly Polytechnic of Wales]
UK
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Date:         Wed, 26 Aug 1992 14:13:28 CST
From:         Allen Wittenauer <CA2096@SIUCVMB.BITNET>
Subject:      RE: Hard Drives and Bridgeboards

The CBM Bridgeboard can basically handle any type of hard drive you give it,
providing that you supply ALL the necessary hardware (usually just the
controller card and the drive itself).

I've done this for several years now with a 65 Meg RLL hooked to my XT BB.
Besides the obvious speed complaint, I've never really had a problem with it.
Except maybe the fact that the Amiga *really* needs more drive bays.  (I
should get a tower case from my Amiga 2000....)

But, overall, my experiences have been positive.  Just be sure to get a
reliable drive that you can either fit in your case or put on a card.

Allen.
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Date:         Wed, 2 Sep 1992 18:46:25 -0400
From:         CAMACHO@ECSUC.CTSTATEU.EDU
Subject:      Re: Accelerators....
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How about the long coming Supra accelerator for the A500? And how
about the 'new' Blizzard Board/

Carlos
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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 19:26:48 MST
From:         Stephen Vermeulen <SVermeulen@RAGNAROK.CUC.AB.CA>
Subject:      Re: Games
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              @chaotic.mtroyal.ab.ca

:Ignore the subject :-).
:
:I'm having some odd problems with interlace.  While flipping screens, some
:screens will become deinterlaced, but flipping the other way (using Mach III)
:will re-interlace the deinterlaced screen.   What I mean by deinterlaced
:screen is that the interlace screen is folded in half on itself and flickers
:like crazy and crashes if you try to do anything on that particular screen.
:It makes my Amiga look bad....... any solutions?
:

Get AmigaDOS 2.0, what you are talking about is a bug in 1.2/1.3 that
was fixed in 2.0.  I believe there is also a patch program that will
hide the problem if you are stuck with 1.2/1.3

Stephen
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From:         "26637::BRZWICKY" <BRZWICKY%26637.decnet@BEACH.ROCKWELL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Computers in Batman II (and other movies)
X-To:         I-AMIGA <I-AMIGA@UBVM.cc.buffalo.edu>

> I just saw a video called DinoSaur Town, where some kids turn on their parents
> dimensional probe experiment (thinking it was a VCR) and get transported back
> in time to a pretty corny age of dinosaurs. Anyway, there are several shots
> of an Amiga 1084 with a blue rotating 3d view of a black hole grid. It's
> well done and appears several times during the first half hour.
> --Barry-->

I think I've seen bits of that one ... is the gadget a sort of white,
flattish-looking camcorder?  Did the kids "vaporize" a dinosaur with it?
Sharp was using something like that (with HEAVILY overdriven color) at the
CES to demo their LCD-based HDTV projector.  (No, you won't buy one; they
run something like $140,000!)  The thing actually handled the excessive
color quite well.

If this is the one, where did you see it?


-Bill
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       Please send me information on I-AMIGA group

Thankyou
John
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From:         Lance Tagliapietra <96720919@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: 720k 5-1/4" diskettes
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>Date: Sat, 29 Aug 1992 23:47:33 EDT
>From: Etop Udoh <eudoh@ST6000.SCT.EDU>
>Subject: 720k 5-1/4" diskettes
>
>hi,
>
>   Does anyone know where I can buy 720k  5-1/4" DSDD 96tpi diskettes
>????????????????????????????

Hi Etop,

You can find 5.25" disks rated for use at 96TPI from Lyben Computer Systems,
1150 Maplelawn, P.O. Box 1237, Troy MI 48099.  The sticker shock is that
they get $22 per box of 10 on average for the 3 manufactures they listed.

I use 96 tpi drives for my cp/m machine (TRS-80 Model 4) and did buy a
box out of curiosity once.  They performed no better than the DSDD disks
that I have been using at QUAD density.  I have had good luck with Kodak,
Sony, and BASF disks, the dsdd ones, at 96tpi with no data loss and no
bad sectors.

High density disks DO NOT work as quad density disks, though they
appear to format once o.k., they cannot be written to more than a
couple of times before they are unusable.

Have you had bad experiences using todays dsdd disks in your 96tpi
drives?

-Lance
 ---------------- Amiga - The Wild Side of Power Computing -----------------
 Lance Tagliapietra                       Internet: 96720919@ucs.uwplatt.edu
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              92 7:44 pm

As for the Amiga being relegated to the games shelves in bookstores, I
feel that we can only blame C= so far for this. I think it is just a
question of sheer ignorance on the part of the average bookseller at
B Dolton's or Wallowin' Books. Some sell Amiga stuff for gosh sakes!
Maybe it'ss just that most sales people are just slow to pick up on things.
I dunno.....

Queen of Swords
dleland@nmsu.edu
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Subject:      Is Gelson still around?

Gelson, you still around, if so, e-mail me at 91016@tayloru.bitnet, if not
does anyone have his address (e-mail, that is).
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Subject:      Where's the startup

I was on this list during the beginning of the year and about every month (or
when requested) the I-Amiga Startup file was sent out.  I asked for it a while
ago and the only response I got was about the startup-sequence for one's
amiga.  Is the start-up file no longer being sent?  If so, could someone with
any copy of it send it to me (I believe it was being sent in two parts before
due to it's size.  So I'd need in cut in two).
                                                        Kevin Shafer
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Subject:      Mail Order Questions

Date: WED, SEP  2, 1992,  7:52 AM
To  : VAX MAIL (I-AMIGA@RUTVM1.BITNET) / INTERNET
From: JEFF-SARGEANT

Subject:  Mail Order Questions

Recently I backordered the 2.04 ROM upgrade kit.  I was told it was on
backorder with Commodore for some time.  I confirmed this with Grapevine
(recently the butt-end of some bad bitnet press), Computability, and
Creative Computers.  This has been the case for the last few weeks.
Grapevine is now claiming to be shipping the upgrade and lays all blame on
Commodore.

Whom do we assign blame for such a delay?  The manufacturer, or the
middleman?  Has anyone else experienced such a delay?  Just curious.

For the record, while unhappy with the delay in receiving my chip upgrade,
I found Grapevine to be courteous and helpful, and unwilling to blame them
for the delay if it truly is the manufacturer's fault.

Jeff
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Subject:      Re: Upgrading My VXL On My Own!

Actually, not to be brain dead or anything, but isn't it the case that the
crystal be twice the speed you want your chip to run?  i.e. the 500s original
crystal speed being 14.534MHz or something along those lines?  If I remember cor
   rectly the Mac is the only machine that has the crystal rating the smae
(same) as its chip rating.
        Just a thought.
        Later on in a later task,
                Only AMIGA makes it possible.

                        PHIL
                        <WAREP@WABASH>
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From: eha@phoenix.oulu.fi (Esa Haapaniemi)
Subject: Re: EMPLANT ???
Organization: University of Oulu, Finland
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Date: Sun, 30 Aug 1992 06:46:20 GMT

> Has anyone heard anything recently re. Emplant's release?
> Last I heard, it was held up in FCC testing -- that was
> mid-July.
> 
Now it's FCC approved, and pictures of the product are available.
(I'll post them to wuarchive, nic and archie.au today).
No sign of being tested or sold...

Esa Haapaniemi
University of Oulu
Finlan
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From:         HYLBKL@MOREKYPR.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Accelerators....

  DId someone say that Supra is going to release an accelerator for the A500?
Does anybody have any info on it that they could send me?  I have a Supra
modem, ram expander, and 52M hard drive.   I have been looking for accelerator
and would love to get one from Supra Corp.  (They have quality prod. and prices)

ANy info would be appricated.

THanks

Ken Hylbert
Hylbkl@morekypr
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Subject:      RE: SCSI HD with Vortex 386SX Bridgeboard

If you want the BB to control soley the HD you will have to buy a controller for
 the 386 side.
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Subject:      speech synth.

  Some time ago someone mentioned that there was a speech synth. for
the amiga that used digitized phonems (sp?).  Does anybody know anything
about it?  I am in need of better quality speech for my
Ami.

-ken hylbert

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From:         PDRN000 <PDORAN@UNB.CA>
Subject:      RE: More descr. re:kermit...

Dave, I hadn't realized JRComm handled kermit.  I am fairly adept with
telecom., altho' this is my first time with kermit...  And yes, kermit
is the only option at university for non-IBM machines; I use zmodem with
most of my apps; unfortunately, it app- ears I can't at this location...
Pat
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