->  TW> the day when I had my Commodore 128.
->  TW> Very nice machine. But the C-64 side was wasted as I far perfered
->  TW> teh CPM side of the machine. In those days there was a very nice
->  TW> seplection of software that would run as it was Osborne/Kaypro
->  TW> compatable.

->   And  since you only used the CPM side, you wasted most of the C128
-> side of it also, since CP/M was run on the Z80 cpu..

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

->   And  speaking  of  keeping  with the title of this conference, I'm
-> 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
-> some,  if  need  be) on this Amiga of mine..  Now, all I gotta do is
-> remember  where  I  stashed all those C1581 3.5" disks..  If my head
-> wasn't attached, I'd probably lose that as well..

 I used to use the Big Blue Reader to pass text files back and forth
with soem PC users. Another 128 application I liked.
I stikk have a few Commorore things like the SMORE Cartridge fro the
C-64 and the C-64 Programers Reference giuide. And fro the 128 side I
have Timeworks Partner 128. It is a cartridge based set of desktop
acessories. Appoinmtment Calendar, Memo Pad, Phone Book & Automatic
Dialer, Address Book, Calculator, Typewriter, Label Maker, and Screen
Printer.
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