cgreen@essex.ac.uk (04/17/91)
From article <1991Apr16.002251.7003@lynx.CS.ORST.EDU>, by gravillr@prism.cs.orst.edu (GRAVILLE RUSSELL JAMES): > My dad just bought an IBM compatable and wants to put a card in it so he can > have access to his 64. Are there any already out there? If not how feasible > would it be to make one? Any information would be greatly appreciated. > There is a company in the UK called "York Electronics Research" which produces an IBM PC card to allow the IBM to access C64 peripherals. It doesn't allow access the other way around though, like you can't access your IBM PC from the C64. You can use your commodore printer on your IBM though and you can read/write Commodore disks in a 1541/1571 disk drive Their phone number is 44 904 610722, I'm afraid I don't have their address at present but can find it if you want. The cost of the card and software is about 30 pounds sterling if I remember. Chris (chris@kbss.bt.co.uk or cgreen@essex.ac.uk)