On Sat  1-Oct-1994  3:55a, Russell Alphey wrote:
RA>  >  As of 2 weeks ago, I had only 2 C-64/128 callers. And now 1 of
RA>  > them has bought a ibm clone. The other still calls on his 300
RA>  > baud modem.

RA> What am I, chopped liver?

:-)   Whoops, And You!!  

RA>  >  It is hard to try and keep a large collection of programs for
RA>  > the C-64/128 online with only 1 C-64/128 caller!!

RA>  >  What are we Sysops to do?

RA> Remember that not all 64 owners use their 64s for calling out?  :)

There must be about 5 users here who say they own a C-64 and a ibm. And not
one of them has even looked in the C-64 file or message areas. Alway ibm
files only.

RA> I call every 64 support BBS in the country at least fortnightly, but
RA> generally weekly.

RA> And I know that a number of other 64 owners/supporters use non-CBM gear to
RA> do their calling on, eg Tarragon, Strobe, me, PGS, etc.!

RA> R.

RA> PS. If any C64 support BBS is thinking of dropping 64 file areas, please
RA> let me know first so I can leech all your files before they're gone!

 I have a MILE of C-64/128 disks here waiting to be "picked up"
by you!! (Or who ever gets here first!)  

 I still have the 2 * 9090 IEEE Hard Drives, 2 * SFD-1001 Floppy Drives, 1
* 4040 Dual Drive, Lt Kernal Cartridge and a B-128. (Along with IEEE
Interfaces and cables and 100's of Compute and Run MAgs)

 I also have a large stack of "Photo copied" instructions. For
games like, "ACE","LEADERBOARD","SPY v
SPY","SENTINAL","CRUSADE IN EUROPE" and
Productivity software like "THE GRAMMAR EXAMINER","BANK
STREET WRITER","THE MANAGER","DATAMANAGER
2","Cardco's SUPER PRINTER UTILITY PROGRAMS"

 And that's the first few I grabbed from the top of the box!!

Oh, and here's some more, 

2 * Binded books "CP/M-86 PROGRAMMERS'S GUIDE"

1 * book on "PETSPEED-64"

"PROGRAMMERS REFERENCE GUIDES" for the VIC-20,64 and 128.

 And on and on...

 Bye for now!!



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