At 7:12 AM on 19 Mar 03, Tom Walker said to Wolf Szczypiorkowski:


 TW> Run128 was my MOST Favored Wordprocessor so the 128 side did get a
 TW> wrokout. I also had CPM Wordstar but Run 128 was more convient.

  I  only  fiddled  with the CP/M portion a tiny bit, didn't seem to
grab  my  interest too much..  I did/do still have the 'other' three
Timeworks programs for the 128..  the Wordprocessor, Spreadsheet and
Database,  I  forget  what  each  of the names are/were right at the
moment..


-> using  an  Amiga  for the BBS and have found a device 'handler' that
-> will  allow me to access all of my old C=1581 disks (and even format

 TW>  I used to use the Big Blue Reader to pass text files back and
 TW> forth with soem PC users. Another 128 application I liked.

  I'm  not  really  interested in just accessing 'text' files, I was
interested  in  accessing  'all'  the files stored on 3.5" CBM disks
that  I  had,  most notibly the archives, without having to get/make
special patch cords for the C1581 to Amiga.  I had the archives that
were  available  when I ran my BBS from a c128/HD combo backed up to
floppies..   Having  this  particular  'handler' will allow me to go
through  all  those  disks  to see if there are any archives I might
have missed..


 TW> I stikk have a few Commorore things like the SMORE Cartridge fro
 TW> the C-64 and the C-64 Programers Reference giuide. And fro the 128
 TW> side I have Timeworks Partner 128. It is a cartridge based set of

  I  still  have all the reference books for the C128/64 and most of
the  software sitting around here someplace..  My original C128 "bit
the  dust"  back  in  the  early  90's  ('twas the reason I switched
running my BBS on an Amiga), but since then there is another working
C128  in  the  house..   I  don't  think  I  ever got a 128 specific
cartridge though..


                                              ... Wolf

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