CBBS(R) 4.0.3b
08/26/89 23:28:36

Y/N: want CBBS "1st time user" info?^U
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?n;ward;christensen;odraw;;fullc;piss

Logging name to disk...
You are caller 208202; next msg =42371;  373 active msgs.
Prev. call 08/22/89 @ 21:52, next msg was 42348
Recording logon for next time.
Use FULL? to check assignments
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"Mine" command checking for
>Function:?dir c:log;dir c:killed;dir summary;type-30 log,ward c;or;*;short
LOG.  12 
KILLED.  92 
SUMMARY.  26 
8:40,208202,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
42348 08/22/89 WARD CHRISTENSEN => ALL MIDIOTS: "MIDI? ANYONE?"
42349 08/23/89 JOHN SUESS =>
type log,ward c;or;*;short
]CHAT: To meet Mr. Ward Christiansen via modem,6
08/22/89,11:11:11,208024,2,SCOTT JOHNSTON,,2

08/22/89,21:52:14,208046,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
08/22/89,21:59:27,208047,X,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
E#42348,3
08/22/89,22:24:25,208048,1,DONNIE STUHLMAN,,5
08/22/89,22:40:40,208049,1,JOE JANOVJAK,,4
08/22/89,22:44:20,208050,1,JOE JANOVJAK,,
>Help: 6,
>Help: BBS,
>Help: CBBS/CHICAGO,
>Help: CBBS/CHICAGO,
>Help: BBS,
>Help: BBS,13
08/22/89,23:07:38,208051,1,JOE JANOVJAK,,11
08/22/89,23:20:17,208052,2,NORMAN NITHMAN,,
08/22/89,23:23:04,208053,1,ROY LIPSCOMB,,13
08/23/89,00:26:40,208054,1,JOHN SUESS,Crestwood/il,
E#42349,9
08/23/89,05:24:26,208055,2,PETE JONES,,1
08/23/89,07:39:50,208056,2,ED FOSTER,,3
08/23/89,07:45:55,208057,3,MURRAY ARNOW,,2
08/23/89,08:18:18,208058,2,RICHARD HINTON,,
E#42350,2
08/23/89,11:23:56,208059,2,DAVID KAMMEYER,,
]CHAT: This is the oldest pc based board in the world???,7
08/23/89,11:35:03,208060,3,DEWAYNE LAUX,mt prospect/il,7
08/23/89,11:59:22,208061,2,ANDREW DECKOWITZ,,
E#42351,5
08/23/89,13:36:18,208062,3,JIM EATON,,3
08/23/89,14:18:57,208063,2,STEVE AIDIKONIS,,2
08/23/89,14:30:00,208064,1,LANE LARRISON,,9
08/23/89,14:33:42,208065,1,LANE LARRISON,,2
08/23/89,14:36:55,208066,1,ARNOLD BOYD,,
08/23/89,14:59:20,208067,2,PETE JONES,,0
08/23/89,15:54:05,208068,2,JAMES SCHMIDT,,2
08/23/89,16:28:12,208069,1,VINCENT ONOROTO,Il,5
08/23/89,16:35:04,208070,1,VINCENT ONOROTO,,
>Help: SS,8
08/23/89,17:33:49,208071,2,GERALD CLARK,,2
08/23/89,18:57:55,208072,1,JOSEPH MERTEN,OAK PARK,
]CHAT: C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE,7
08/23/89,19:20:27,208073,1,RICHARD GOZDAL,,1
08/23/89,19:33:23,208074,2,LEO ANGEVINE,,
E#42352,7
08/23/89,19:48:56,208075,2,PETE CANTELE,,25
08/23/89,20:37:36,208076,2,RICHARD HINTON,,0
08/23/89,20:42:15,208077,1,CHARLIE KESTNER,,2
08/23/89,22:07:33,208078,2,PHIL JERN,,
E#42353,19
08/23/89,22:40:30,208079,1,KRISTI ROBINSON,effingham il,2
08/24/89,00:31:29,208080,2,JIM ANDERSON,,2
08/24/89,00:34:05,208081,2,JIM ANDERSON,,
E#42354,14
]JIM ANDERSON,
08/24/89,01:21:54,208082,3,BILL GLASGOW,OXFORD/MS,
]CHAT: HAVE RECENTLY(MISTAKENLY)DELETED IMPORTANT PROGRAM. PLEASE HELP!,
E#42355,
08/24/89,02:32:24,208083,2,KEN KOCH,,4
08/24/89,02:47:24,208084,2,ERIC BOHLMAN,,2
08/24/89,08:10:37,208085,2,RICHARD HINTON,,2
08/24/89,09:28:22,208086,2,GARY PETT,Atlanta/ GA,4
08/24/89,09:33:50,208087,1,JOE LYNN,,3
08/24/89,09:37:35,208088,2,GARY PETT,,7
08/24/89,09:49:25,208089,1,PAUL WIGUTOW,rolling meadows,10
08/24/89,11:34:37,208090,2,GARY ELFRING,,2
08/24/89,11:41:01,208091,1,MIKE MCGINNIS,,6
08/24/89,11:51:06,208092,2,MIKE MCGINNIS,,3
08/24/89,13:13:44,208093,1,BENJAMIN COHEN,,
E#42356,8
]BENJAMIN COHEN,
08/24/89,13:59:41,208094,2,DANIEL SACHS,Elmhurst/ IL,
>Help: 4,
>Help: 5,
>Help: 6,
>Help: 7,8
08/24/89,14:08:00,208095,1,JIM EATON,,2
08/24/89,14:13:39,208096,1,JOE GRIFFITH,,3
08/24/89,14:41:18,208097,1,JOE GRIFFITH,,4
08/24/89,15:47:38,208098,2,EDGAR COUDAL,,2
08/24/89,16:06:43,208099,1,JACK HOMA,,2
08/24/89,16:29:10,208100,2,DANIEL SACHS,,6
08/24/89,16:49:19,208101,1,ROBERT JOHNSON,,8
08/24/89,17:42:18,208102,1,KEITH ROMIG,desplaines/il,3
08/24/89,17:48:08,208103,2,GEORGE LIMBERG,,3
08/24/89,17:53:40,208104,2,BILL FLAPAN,,0
08/24/89,17:54:49,208105,2,GEORGE LIMBERG,,
E#42357,16
08/24/89,19:33:53,208106,2,JOHN SPALDING,,2
]+++.9[sHln^>}Wd
3
JOHN SPALDING,
08/24/89,19:53:12,208107,1,CHARLIE KESTNER,,2
08/24/89,21:00:06,208108,2,JOHN SPALDING,,2
08/24/89,21:15:22,208109,2,SED HUSB,,1
08/24/89,21:25:52,208110,1,RICHARD GOZDAL,,2
08/24/89,21:37:16,208111,1,JOE JESSON,,11
08/24/89,21:51:09,208112,2,ART WALLER,,6
08/24/89,23:02:41,208113,2,ALEX ZELL,,
08/24/89,23:43:25,208114,2,TONY ANTONUCCI,,16
08/25/89,00:17:53,208115,1,BRENT JONES,,
E#42358,21
08/25/89,02:01:05,208116,3,DICK SMITH,CHICAGO/IL.,4
08/25/89,02:21:24,208117,2,JIM MORAVEC,,
E#42359,16
08/25/89,03:52:29,208118,2,ERIC BOHLMAN,,1
08/25/89,05:10:35,208119,2,JERRY OLSEN,,
E#42360,14
08/25/89,05:46:33,208120,2,PETE JONES,,1
08/25/89,07:31:32,208121,3,MURRAY ARNOW,,4
08/25/89,09:27:18,208122,1,SED HUSB,,1
08/25/89,10:09:53,208123,2,DON PIVEN,,1
08/25/89,11:10:50,208124,1,VINCENT ONOROTO,,
>Help: //??,8
08/25/89,11:41:27,208125,2,ALEX ZELL,,3
]"Suess" msg mailed to randy@chinet
ALEX ZELL,
08/25/89,12:26:59,208126,2,ADAM DADA,,3
08/25/89,12:36:42,208127,1,SED HUSB,,
08/25/89,12:41:34,208128,1,SED HUSB,,5
08/25/89,12:46:40,208129,1,SED HUSB,,7
08/25/89,13:13:10,208130,1,ALEX ZELL,,
08/25/89,13:58:52,208131,1,RICHARD GOZDAL,,
]K,42132,RICHARD GOZDAL, 3
08/25/89,14:27:14,208132,1,SED HUSB,,5
08/25/89,14:32:08,208133,1,SED HUSB,,2
08/25/89,14:35:17,208134,1,SED HUSB,,
08/25/89,14:41:17,208135,2,GARY PETT,,2
08/25/89,14:47:38,208136,1,SED HUSB,,3
08/25/89,15:01:27,208137,1,SED HUSB,,1
08/25/89,16:30:09,208138,1,G G,il,
08/25/89,16:47:33,208139,2,SED HUSB,,
08/25/89,17:02:49,208140,2,SCOTT TEIPE,,
]K,42215,SCOTT TEIPE, 7
08/25/89,17:13:04,208141,2,SED HUSB,,14
08/25/89,18:02:57,208142,1,DAVE IHNAT,Chicago/ IL,
08/25/89,18:13:36,208143,1,REED MARTIN,PALATINE,5
08/25/89,18:17:01,208144,1,REED MARTIN,,13
08/25/89,19:01:26,208145,3,ROBERT FOX,CHICAGO,
]CHAT: WHAT MODEMS ARE GOOD FOR?,
>Help: A,
>Help: >,
08/25/89,19:12:33,208146,2,SED HUSB,,7
08/25/89,21:26:55,208147,1,CHARLIE KESTNER,,6
08/25/89,22:01:06,208148,3,TIME CHANGE,,6
08/25/89,22:50:41,208149,2,TOM YORK,,
08/25/89,23:23:40,208150,1,KEVIN KEYSER,,5
08/25/89,23:40:40,208151,2,JIM POLOUS,,
E#42361,11
08/26/89,01:08:22,208152,2,ERIC BOHLMAN,,1
08/26/89,01:21:23,208153,2,ALEX ZELL,,4
]*Great* idea for a chat: "What are modems good for?"
Why didn't someone think of that before?
ALEX ZELL,
08/26/89,06:19:55,208154,1,MIKE SANDMAN,,13
08/26/89,06:55:32,208155,2,ALEX ZELL,,
08/26/89,07:14:31,208156,2,GARY BROWN,,2
08/26/89,08:37:06,208157,1,JOE JESSON,,2
08/26/89,08:47:48,208158,2,RICHARD HINTON,,2
08/26/89,08:54:58,208159,2,BOB JOHNSON,Chicago/IL,
08/26/89,09:00:01,208160,1,JOE JESSON,,
E#42362,11
08/26/89,09:18:33,208161,2,RICHARD HINTON,,
E#42363,4
08/26/89,09:29:30,208162,2,GENE NIEWOEHNER,,2
08/26/89,09:45:11,208163,2,JOHN SPALDING,,8
08/26/89,10:37:26,208164,2,GERRY SWETSKY,,6
08/26/89,10:56:57,208165,1,SCOTT TEIPE,,1
08/26/89,11:11:06,208166,1,BOB NOVAK,chicago,2
08/26/89,11:14:29,208167,2,ERIC ELIAS,\\dekalb,5
]\great info really useful stuff here!!!
ERIC ELIAS,
08/26/89,12:03:21,208168,1,BILL WOLFF,,
E#42364,14
08/26/89,12:28:31,208169,1,DAVE DEVORE,,2
08/26/89,12:39:07,208170,1,BRENT JONES,,
E#42365,7
08/26/89,13:16:58,208171,1,LANE LARRISON,,1
08/26/89,13:42:49,208172,1,LANE LARRISON,,2
08/26/89,14:07:44,208173,1,LANE LARRISON,,0
08/26/89,14:16:11,208174,1,LANE LARRISON,,1
08/26/89,14:29:25,208175,2,TOM LICHT,,3
08/26/89,14:49:31,208176,2,ED FANTA,,4
08/26/89,15:07:46,208177,1,LANE LARRISON,,
08/26/89,15:12:32,208178,1,LANE LARRISON,,
08/26/89,15:25:33,208179,2,WALLY JAMROSE,high/{n,
>Help: [??,
>Help: [??,
>Help: JIM FLANAGAN,
>Help: FIND JIM FLANAGAN,
>Help: JIM FLANAGAN,
>Help: JIM,
>Help: [,10
08/26/89,15:33:09,208180,1,LANE LARRISON,,
08/26/89,15:37:45,208181,1,LANE LARRISON,,2
08/26/89,15:41:48,208182,2,PHIL JERN,,4
08/26/89,15:47:40,208183,2,PHIL JERN,,0
08/26/89,16:02:04,208184,2,ADAM DADA,,
]CHAT: HELP!!!!!!,
E#42366,3
08/26/89,16:30:58,208185,1,COLIN SCHROEDER,,1
08/26/89,16:43:36,208186,1,CHARLIE KESTNER,,
E#42367,7
08/26/89,16:57:53,208187,3,COLIN SCHROEDER,,
E#42368,
E#42369,16
08/26/89,17:50:17,208188,1,RODNEY MAIER,,4
08/26/89,18:37:26,208189,1,ALTHEA JOHNSON,IL,10
08/26/89,18:51:20,208190,2,RICK VIVONA,Villa Park/IL,4
08/26/89,19:01:07,208191,2,JAMES SCHMIDT,,1
08/26/89,19:31:56,208192,2,ERIC ELIAS,,5
08/26/89,19:44:02,208193,1,RICHARD GOZDAL,,5
08/26/89,19:51:04,208194,2,DAVID GIBBS,,4
08/26/89,20:38:19,208195,1,ANDREW CARGERMAN,,
]CHAT: BBS NUMBERS,
08/26/89,20:47:47,208196,2,DONALD CROSS,,5
08/26/89,20:54:03,208197,1,BILL WOLFF,,
E#42370,9
08/26/89,21:26:35,208198,1,SCOTT TEIPE,,1
08/26/89,21:35:38,208199,2,KENNAN SEDA,Berwyn/ Illinois,
>Help: [D,9
08/26/89,21:55:50,208200,1,ROBERT OLIVER,CHICAGO IL,2
08/26/89,22:19:56,208201,1,PAUL GIOVACCHINI,,3
08/26/89,23:28:40,208202,2,WARD CHRISTENSEN,,
42348 08/22/89 WARD CHRISTENSEN => ALL MIDIOTS: "MIDI? ANYONE?"
42349 08/23/89 JOHN SUESS => SUESS: "LAST NAME"
42350 08/23/89 RICHARD HINTON => ALL: "MODEM CODES"
42351 08/23/89 ANDREW DECKOWITZ => ALL: "NOVELL DRIVERS FOR ST11/R"
42352 08/23/89 LEO ANGEVINE => WARD CHRISTENSEN: "R/HELLO"
42353 08/23/89 PHIL JERN => RICHARD HINTON: "PP 2400 MODEM CODES"
42354 08/24/89 JIM ANDERSON => PHIL SCHUMAN: "R/SOTA 386 ACCEL"
42355 08/24/89 BILL GLASGOW => ALL: "SEARCHING FOR PROGRAM"
42356 08/24/89 BENJAMIN COHEN => MARK WATERBURY: "HEATH/ZENITH"
42357 08/24/89 GEORGE LIMBERG => ALL: "STAR BBS"
42358 08/25/89 BRENT JONES => WARD CHRISTENSEN: "R/PRODIGY WARNING"
42359 08/25/89 JIM MORAVEC => ALL: "FOR SALE"
42360 08/25/89 JERRY OLSEN => JAMES SCHMIDT: "R/1701 POST ERROR HARD DRIVE"
42361 08/25/89 JIM POLOUS => BRENT JONES: "PRODIGY AVAILABLE"
42362 08/26/89 JOE JESSON => ALL: "ANI TELEPHONE SERVICE."
42363 08/26/89 RICHARD HINTON => ALL: "EXTENDED MEMORY??"
42364 08/26/89 BILL WOLFF => RICHARD HINTON: "R/EXTENDED MEMORY??"
42365 08/26/89 BRENT JONES => JIM POLOUS: "R/PRODIGY AVAILABLE"
42366 08/26/89 ADAM DADA => JIM ANDERSON: "R/SELLING VGA CARD"
42367 08/26/89 CHARLIE KESTNER => WALLY JAMROSE: "THE FIND COMMAND"
42368 08/26/89 COLIN SCHROEDER => RICHARD HINTON: "R/EXTENDED MEMORY??"
42369 08/26/89 COLIN SCHROEDER => ALL: "VM/386"
42370 08/26/89 BILL WOLFF => COLIN SCHROEDER: "R/VM/386"

 - End of summary - 

Retrieving flagged msgs: C skips, K aborts.

Msg 42348 is 09 line(s) on 08/22/89 from WARD CHRISTENSEN
to ALL MIDIOTS re: MIDI? ANYONE?

I've got an OLD midi setup ('85) but have just bought new software -
Voyetra's Sequencer Plus Mk 3.
 It is VEYR nice software.
 Any other "MIDIots" out there?
 One of the more interesting things I'm doing with it is to "key in"
sheet music, for "tunes" I don't know (some Dixieland jazz). From the
computer and synthesizer, I then learn the "rhythm" and feel of the tune,
and can begin to "follow along" in the sheet music, and eventually play
along, starting with a slower tempo, etc.

Msg 42349 is 01 line(s) on 08/23/89 from JOHN SUESS
to SUESS re: LAST NAME

Wonder if Randy Suess is related to Roy Suess in Mn

Msg 42350 is 05 line(s) on 08/23/89 from RICHARD HINTON
to ALL re: MODEM CODES

I have a Practical Peripherals 2400 baud modem and I misplaced the
manual for it. It is a Hayes compatible device and I would like
to change the DTR setting so I can disconnect from the software
and not have to turn off the modem when I want to leave a network
such as CIS. Does anyone know how to change the DTR setting?

Msg 42351 is 10 line(s) on 08/23/89 from ANDREW DECKOWITZ
to ALL re: NOVELL DRIVERS FOR ST11/R

Can anyone help me out with this problem? We are trying to install
a Novell SFT 2.15 Netware with a Seagate 250R hard drive using the
ST11/R controller. The computer is a XT-compatible with a 286 turbo
card, so we can't switch to any other controller. We have tried to use
Ontrack's Disk Manager-N to modify the Novell defaults, but
have been unsuccessful. From conversations with various tech support
people, we have deduced that we require some sort of driver to allow
Netware to recognize the 8-bit controller card. Have any of you heard
of such an animal? ANY help would be appreciated.
>andy<

Msg 42352 is 03 line(s) on 08/23/89 from LEO ANGEVINE
to WARD CHRISTENSEN re: R/HELLO

I am a pilot for United Airlines. So-whenever I'm not farming, I come
Chicago and fly airplanes and call BBS'S.
What interesting things are you into these days?

Msg 42353 is 12 line(s) on 08/23/89 from PHIL JERN
to RICHARD HINTON re: PP 2400 MODEM CODES

I believe your problem is that the Practical Peripheral Modems default
to having DTR or CD ON all the time. I think that the parameter is the
&Cx command. I just checked, and my initialization string for the non-
MNP features of my PP 2400 is ATE1M0X4V1S7=60S11=55&C1&D2. I'm pretty sure t
{that the &C1 is what makes DTR follow CD instead or just remaining HIgh
at all times. I just found found the manual{.(darn
line noise) &C1 is what you want. makes the DCD signal follow
the state of the distant modem's carrier, rather than just staying on.
You can (after you get the setup the way you like it) write the changes
to nonvolatile RAM by using an AT&Wx command, where x is 0 or 1. You can set
the powerup confguration by using AT&Yx, where x is the same number
that you used with the AT&Wx command. Hope this helps

Msg 42354 is 02 line(s) on 08/24/89 from JIM ANDERSON
to PHIL SCHUMAN re: R/SOTA 386 ACCEL

Please give meacallon the Sota boardwe installed four on them on a customers
machine f*and they are very good. I do not know if they work with a 8086.

Msg 42355 is 09 line(s) on 08/24/89 from BILL GLASGOW
to ALL re: SEARCHING FOR PROGRAM

To all who read this:
 First of all, thank you. Secondly, I am very distressed, for I have
recently erased a program, "Escape From Rungistan", which belongs to a
good friend of mine. I am afraid that there was no backup for this program
and I am very sure that this news will upset her. Anyone with any informa-
tion to where I might find another copy of this program, please leave me a
message. THIS IS MOST IMPORTANT TO ME.
 Thanks,
 Bill Glasgow

Msg 42356 is 04 line(s) on 08/24/89 from BENJAMIN COHEN
to MARK WATERBURY re: HEATH/ZENITH

Somewhere I have the address of Kirk Thompson of West Branch
Iowa (something like #6 West Branch Mob Hom Vil, I think that's
it) who published th Staunch 8/89'er, a newsletter for Heath/Zenith
users. He can help you, for sure.

Msg 42357 is 04 line(s) on 08/24/89 from GEORGE LIMBERG
to ALL re: STAR BBS

{Can anyone tell me if there is a STAR BBS in Milwaukee,WI. A friend
supposedly purchased a clone from them and cannot find out what happened to
their machine or their money. (Pays to stay local!) If anything is known,
thanks in advance.

Msg 42358 is 06 line(s) on 08/25/89 from BRENT JONES
to WARD CHRISTENSEN re: R/PRODIGY WARNING

Ward, The whole point of Prodigy will be economic. Will enough Americans
use it to make it worth whior Sears and IBM to keep it going? Even
if it is quite unlike CompuServe, if you can send all the E-mail you want
all over the USA for $9.95 per month the potential use is great. I won't
even mind ads if I can store and save files on the system. Let me know
when it is available in Chicago. Brent

Msg 42359 is 05 line(s) on 08/25/89 from JIM MORAVEC
to ALL re: FOR SALE

For sale to good home:
(Translation: best offer accepted):
Execuport 300 printer/terminal, working, in excellent condition.
110, 150, 300 baud modem built in, acoustically coupled.
Comes with case and 'paperwork'. Leave replies here if interested.

Msg 42360 is 17 line(s) on 08/25/89 from JERRY OLSEN
to JAMES SCHMIDT re: R/1701 POST ERROR HARD DRIVE

I've seen that kind of problem a couple of times. It can have various
causes and can be hard to pin down. (Use of a good HD and controller
diagnostic program helps!) I have a HD on a machine which sometimes is
<<very>> slow in powering up-so slow the rest of machine, like yours,
assumes the HD isn't available and so looks to the floppy. With that (old)
machine, I simply keep a disk in the floppy at start-up, let things settle
in for a minute or so, then remove the floppy and press RESET. That's
consistently worked fine for about a year.A common source of problem,
I've been told by a HD tech, is that the bearing which you generally can
visibly see on most HDs that acts somewhat like a clutch is simply dirty,
so the drive doesn't always engage. Generally, for awhile this is more a
nuisance than a problem, as the normal heat and vibration during start-up
can be enough to dislodge it. But of course a fix is eventually needed. (He
advised judicious use of a clean eraser-being <<sure>> to remove all
traces of the erasure residue when done.) On the other hand, it could be
a serious HD or controller problem, which is where the diagnostic programs
really shine. Hope this helps.

Msg 42361 is 15 line(s) on 08/25/89 from JIM POLOUS
to BRENT JONES re: PRODIGY AVAILABLE

If you call your local Sears store and ask them if the Prodigy kits are in,
f*you may get a pleasant surprise, especially if you call the Chicago
Ridge Store (where I got my Prodigy kit). There are no Chicago area
phone numbers listed in the guide, but I got hold of one from a friend
of a friend who just bought a new IBM computer, in which the dealer threw
in a Prodigy kit (or maybe its coming with them now???). In any event, the
is Prodigy service now available in this area.f* Here's the number
in case you decice to get it. 499-0048, that's an Oak Lawn number, I'm sure
there are other numbers, just leave a message to a user who lives in or
near the town where you live. No downloads/uploads yet, and no
plans for a CB simulator, but a lot of nice{features, shopping, sports
news, games, "commercials" that pop up on the lower 1/6th of you screen.
It's a little sluggish at 2400 baud, but it is bearable. Leave me some
mail when you get on:XSGN35A
 Jim

Msg 42362 is 10 line(s) on 08/26/89 from JOE JESSON
to ALL re: ANI TELEPHONE SERVICE.

If your not aware, Illinois Bell Telephone is testing a NEW service
call Automatic Number Identification on the south side. ANI allows
full sending of the caller's telephone number on the called tele
line! The testing is being done without fanfare and with minimum
press releases. Certain states, New Jersey for one, is curently
supplying ANI to customers. The Civil Liberties Union has been
fighting the widespead use of this service.
 Does anyone know any more about this NEAT pre-ISDN offering??
I'm planning to look at my line to see if testing is going on
in my area (Lake Villa, Il.). Let me know.

Msg 42363 is 07 line(s) on 08/26/89 from RICHARD HINTON
to ALL re: EXTENDED MEMORY??

I f*have an AT clone in which I can put up to 4 meg on the mother
board. I am using DOS 4.0 and most of the programs that I am
using Word Perfect etc. recognize 640K of RAM. Is there a fix
in DOS or something that would allow these programs to work
within 4 meg of RAM? Right now I have one meg and WP is a real
memory hog and I cant run twof* applications simulatneously
with WP as one of them.

Msg 42364 is 07 line(s) on 08/26/89 from BILL WOLFF
to RICHARD HINTON re: R/EXTENDED MEMORY??

My understanding is some programs will use extended memory like Lotus
and MicroSoft stuff. Like you can use the extra RAM as a RAMDISK. I like
RAMDISK a lot. Also you can use the memory as a cauge (sp?) to save your
disk drives from wear, handy!

If yor program doesn't support it, then it won't work. But their are
utilities out there to help you get the most out of it.

Msg 42365 is 05 line(s) on 08/26/89 from BRENT JONES
to JIM POLOUS re: R/PRODIGY AVAILABLE

Jim
 Thank you for the Prodigy information-I'll get to Sears and get
a membership as soon as I can. Hope that it eventually has up/downloads
I will make use of the E-mail at any rate. If you use CompuServe my
# is 71301,1742 Brent

Msg 42366 is 02 line(s) on 08/26/89 from ADAM DADA
to JIM ANDERSON re: R/SELLING VGA CARD

Well, I already sent to a message on how much is cheap, but you can find me
find me on PARADISE at 9894600 300 Baud, OK? Bye!

Msg 42367 is 11 line(s) on 08/26/89 from CHARLIE KESTNER
to WALLY JAMROSE re: THE FIND COMMAND

 I see that you were struggling with the 'find' command.
Syntax is:
 find firstname lastname<cr>
 The spelling must be EXACTLY as the caller being 'found'
spells it. EXACTLY. It's not case sensitive, however.
 I ran it on the person you were seeking, and he last called
08/22/89 @16:06 #42346.
 The '#42346' business is the high message number at his
last call.
 Try the command again. I see you appeared to be appending
a comma after the last name. DON'T do that.

Msg 42368 is 08 line(s) on 08/26/89 from COLIN SCHROEDER
to RICHARD HINTON re: R/EXTENDED MEMORY??

On your machine, you can use a program like DESQview, which can
actually run multiple programs simultaneously. It's a shell
which runs under DOS, and splits up memory between "windows".
I think the 286 (AT) version uses extended memory like standard
dos memory (I know the 386 version does). So essentially what
you're doing is running each program in its own chunk of RAM!
Check into it before buying, however, to verify what I've said
here!

Msg 42369 is 11 line(s) on 08/26/89 from COLIN SCHROEDER
to ALL re: VM/386

HELP! I've just bought VM/386, a multitasking program from IGC.
If anyone out there has it also, I'd be interested to hear from
you. My basic problems are that I'm trying to configure it to
use 2 video cards/monitors, one VGA and one Hercules. According
to documentation, I should be able to link WordPerfect exclusively
to the virtual machine running it, and simultaneously run progs
on the VGA monitor. But, when WP starts up, it scrambles the VGA,
writing a bunch of high ascii characters in various colors, flashing.
I've also run into a variety of types of screen corruption when
running the VGA-linked virtual machines.
 Does anyone have any ideas?

Msg 42370 is 02 line(s) on 08/26/89 from BILL WOLFF
to COLIN SCHROEDER re: R/VM/386

Hmm. Sounds more like VGA doesn't have a set standard yet! They all
seem to do it a little differently. Sorry!
dup. chars.
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