Maurice Kinal wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:

 RT> There used to be an outfit,  I can't remember the name any more,  but
 RT> they were advertising in all of the programmer's magazines.  And
 RT> they'd sell a whole mess of interesting stuff in terms of software and
 RT> data.  I believe that there was some sort of mapping info included in
 RT> that,  though it wasn't anything particularly graphic,  just big files
 RT> of data points or something similar.

 MK> I am only interested in the data.  All kinds of software out there
 MK> to handle the rest.  Besides there are many professionals who are
 MK> capable and can do a much better job then I can as far as hard
 MK> copies go.  I certainly could not afford to compete.  However, I
 MK> wouldn't mind playing with the data.  Always stuff to learn there
 MK> and it wouldn't hurt my feelings any if the little microjobber had
 MK> these sorts of capabilities, especially in the realm of data
 MK> collection.  Also digital display in real time, or a reasonable
 MK> facsimile, would be cool methinks.  All the rest the guys and gals
 MK> making the big bucks can handle.  :-) 

Well,  I know there are some magazines like that around here someplace,  if
I run across one I'll see if I can find an ad and post the info on it...

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