[comp.sys.amiga] Questions!

u-mlinds%sunset.utah.edu@wasatch.UUCP (Mark Lindsey) (02/15/89)

I have a couple of questions.  E-mail responses will be appreciated by all,
I'm sure. :-)  Unless, of course, you feel the answers need to be known by
all.

First,

	What is the accepted, or common, way of making purchases thru the
	net?  I mean, how do you protect yourselves from the wolves.  None
	of you, of course.  It seems the seller or the buyer could easily
	get burned.  I'm sure if it were to happen, there would be flames 
	galore.  But flames do not replace lost money or merchandise.  So,
	how do *you* do it?

Second,

	Is Xlisp archived on the net anywhere?  I remember seeing the answer
	go by sometime ago, but I didn't have any interest then. :-)


		Cheers,

		Mark

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Mark L. Lindsey                   u-mlinds@ug.utah.edu
374 E 1550 S                      University of Utah
Orem, UT  84058                   Salt Lake City, UT
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cleland@sdbio2.ucsd.edu (Thomas Cleland) (10/05/90)

Greetings!  I've got a couple of burning questions!

1)  What is the numeric address for abcfd20.larc.nasa.gov?
    This is "newxanth", right?  The UNIX machines here at UCSD
    don't recognize 'abcfd20.....', alas.

2)  Could a wise one post the addresses  (numeric and text) for
    the most frequented ftp sites that are referred to mainly
    by nicknames on the net  (newxanth being a prime example)

3)  The Big One--->  If one is using a monitor, perhaps a 
    SuperVGA multisync, that can display more than 640x400 plus
    overscan  (say 1200x800)  hooked up to an Amiga running 2.0
    with ECS and all that, and you custom-define the blitter
    area to be 1200x800  (usually a scrolling bitmap), will this

    large, hi-res display display at 1200x800 on the monitor, or
    will it show 640x400 and scroll to show the rest?  If the
    former, this is a time for major celebration.  A3000 owners?
    CATS people?

Many thanks in advance.  If it's not too much trouble could you
email me an answer  (I'll post it if noone else does).  

See you at AmiExpo!

Thom Cleland
UCSD Biology
cleland@sdbio2.ucsd.edu