Hello,
I have decided to sell my Tandy Model 100. It comes complete with both
the owner's manual and service manual, a soft vinyl case, modem/phone
cable and cassette cable. Works great!
Since I didn't know what to ask, I went ahead and listed it on
AuctionWeb. Here's the link to bid and get more info, see picture, etc:
http://www.ebay.com/aw-cgi/item.cgi?item=lvp42398
Thanks and any questions, please feel free to ask.
Greg
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Thanks, Greg
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Mailing Lists and How to Talk to the List Robot
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Mailing List Basics
A mailing list is a simple device which takes an e-mail and
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remove themselves from the distribution list by Subscribing
and Unsubscribing. When you send a message to the list, it
is first examined by the robot for key words that tell it
to process an automatic funtion (like help, subscribe,
unsubscribe, etc). If the message does not contain a keyword
it is sent to the distribution list.
How to Talk to the Robot
There are a few List Processor commands that you might want to
use. To send a command to the list processor, write a message
to listproc(a)u.washington.edu. In the body of the message (not
the subject line, that is) write one of the following commands.
Then send the message.
SET CLASSICCMP MAIL ACK
Tells the robot to send you a copy of messages you
write to the list. This is the default.
SET CLASSICCMP MAIL NOACK
Tells the robot NOT to send you a copy of messages
you write to the list. I don't recommend this.
SET CLASSICCMP MAIL DIGEST
Tells the robot to send you a digest of messages
rather than each as it is posted. With this option
you will get a weekly bundle of messages and keep
a nice, tidy in-box.
SUBSCRIBE CLASSICCMP Your.Address
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UNSUBSCRIBE CLASSICCMP Your.Address
Removes you from the list.
That's the basics. If you need to know more just drop me
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Bill Whitson
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In the few days this group has been going, I have been taken down memory lane
over and over again!
I would like to propose that we begin documenting all the great classic
computers of the past. I suggest it be a SIMPLE compilation such as:
Name/Model
Manufacturer
Date released/stopped
RAM/ROM included
Languages included
Ports included
Peripherals offerred
etc.
Of course the exact categories need to be decided by discussion on this mail
list.
And somebody would need to tabulate the info (then publish the list monthly).
Finally, an "expert" committee for those items "in dispute"!
Well ... what do you think?
John Hamilton
hamijohn(a)aol.com
"Old computers never die, they just fade away bit by bit!"
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Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm
>From: gee(a)linda.teleport.com (Chuck Gee)
Date: 21 Mar 1997 10:48:15 -0800
Organization: Teleport - Portland's Public Access (503) 220-1016
S100 cards for sale. Make offer.
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This is my second posting of this ad. The first time around, about
1/2 of the cards found new homes. Since these are the leftovers, I
am willing to consider any reasonable offer.
Most have no documentation, but have been removed from working
systems (mostly from a BBS I once ran).
If you live in the Northwest, these are located in Corvallis, Oregon,
and you can get to them any weekday. Otherwise, UPS ground prefered.
quantity part# mfg. desc.
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3 INTERFACER 3 GODBOUT/COMPUPRO 8 CHANNEL SERIAL 1/O
(1 interfacer 3 technical manual included)
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1 PWA.05-00060 MOUNTAIN COMPUTER 100,000 DAY CLOCK
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4 RAM 21 GODBOUT ELECTRONICS 64K X 16 RAM CARD
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1 CPU 86/87 GODBOUT 8086-1 CPU CARD
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2 SYSTEM SUPPORT 1 COMPUPRO I/O, CLOCK,MATH, INT, ETC..
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1 UFDC-1 COMPU/TIME FLOPPY DISK CONTROLLER
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5 SCP400B,C SEATTLE COMPUTER MULTIPORT SERIAL CARD
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1 Suntronics Co., inc CLOCK/CALENDAR
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I also have the following manuals that I will send off for the
price of shipping, or will include with some/all of the above
cards.
Digital Research CP/M-86 Operating System User's Guide
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Digital Research Concurrent CP/M User's Guide/Utilities Guide
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Gifford Computer Systems Multiuser Concurrent DOS User's Manual
(includes a pile of 8" diskettes)
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6 assorted S-100 motherboards
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A "pile" of 14 assorted S100 cards that have never been used by
me and are untested. I picked them up (used) for future use, but
never got around to firing them up. Their condition is unknown,
and I'd like to sell them as one batch. They've been sitting in my
warehouse for 15 years, and are pretty dusty.
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Please contact me at gee(a)teleport.com if interested in any of the above.
Thanks...
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For an Online, Interactive Science-Fiction Adventure, please point your
browser to: http://www.teleport.com/~gee/oiin.html
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gee(a)teleport.com
Hope someone can use this - before it gets chucked that is 8-)
BC
I'm not totally sure yet another ad hoc list is in our best
interests. There are some Web sites dedicated to Classic Computers
that list some/most of the old sets and what went with them
(peripherals, memory, etc.). If you feel that a seperate list is
still a good idea, BMG, but I'd like to see a list of "history" Web
sites and how good you think they are. Some, like Rich Polivka's
page, are dedicated to a single machine (our trusty TI). I imagine
other machines have something similar.
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* David Ormand *** Southwest 99ers *
* dlormand(a)aztec.asu.edu *** Tucson, Arizona *
**************************** TMS9900 Lives! *
Y'know, every once in a while you shoot out a message and
immediatly realize you just did something embarrasing. And
there's not a damn thing you can do ;).
I just said to thank Dan Tucker for the html work on the
comp list. And within seconds of pressing send remembered
that actually it's a shared mailbox and the guy I've been
chatting with for that last few days is, in fact - Brett
Crapser. So, everybody say "Thanks, Brett!" And I'll go
bury my head in the sand :x
Bill Whitson
ClassicCmp "owner"
bcw(a)u.washington.edu bill(a)booster.u.washington.edu
Would anyone like to have (ie, for FREE) a Compaq Model III?
It's one of those newfangled 286s, but it does have a cool fold-out LCD
screen. The 5 1/2 floppy works but the hard drive is doubtful.
If you're interested e-mail me to figure out how to get it to you.
Brian
bboys(a)mcja.com
