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Hi Theo > My insurance agent went computer when the XT became available, about a > year later his first crash almost broke him. > Backup? What's that he said. And there are a lot of them today that ask the same question :-( > Used it last year to extract some old assembler files from flop. > According to the legends there are some programs for the IBM that can > read these old files, must have a look. I've seen one somewhere to run CPM code. Dunno where though... Re WYSE > I tossed a yeah beaut colour monitor, however I since traded a wyse > terminal > in, all yours if you need another one:-) I've got too much junk as it is. > NP> Any advice (other than binning it) would be appreciated. > NP> Niels Petersen > They make great targets, hit the tube side on... In a suburban back yard ? But I can imagine :-) Cheers Niels Petersen --- FMail/386 0.98* Origin: * All answers questioned here * (3:711/934.22) SEEN-BY: 50/99 620/243 623/630 632/107 348 360 601 635/503 544 728 639/252 SEEN-BY: 670/213 310 711/409 413 430 808 809 934 712/515 610 713/317 714/906 SEEN-BY: 800/1 @PATH: 670/213 632/360 50/99 711/808 934 |
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