Info-IBMPC@WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL ("Info-IBMPC Digest") (02/04/90)
Info-IBMPC Digest Sat, 3 Feb 90 Volume 90 : Issue 13
Today's Editor:
Gregory Hicks - Chinhae Korea <GHICKS@WSMR-Simtel20.Army.Mil>
Today's Topics:
Access to libraries
AUTOEXEC protection
AT drive problems
BCOPY Query
KEY-FAKE
Latest version of march and umarch
Today's Queries:
Address for New Technology?
B: drive boot
Formating a Second Hard-Disk
need info about cassette port on original IBM PCs
Opinions on VGA Monitors
Software Carousel
Tab expansion
Third-party IBM PS/2 Model 50 Hard Disks
Windows driver for panasonic 1092i printer
New Programs:
Recent msdos uploads to SIMTEL20
Improved conferencing/mail door for RBBS uploaded to SIMTE20
Quick reference list to SIMTEL20 msdos directories
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Date: Sat, 20 Jan 90 10:21:35 EST
From: weiman@jargon.whoi.edu (Bob Weiman)
Subject: Access to libraries
At the beginning of the newletter it mentions the Lending Library. How
can I access them. I am on Internet and I can use FTP or remote login to
the system. Do I need an account and a password or is there an open access
for these librarys?
[Use your FTP process to connect to WSMR-SIMTEL20.AMRY.MIL. When using
FTP, use account ANONYMOUS, and although a password of GUEST is perfectly
acceptable, use of <your-name@your-host> is preferred. (This is known as
ANONYMOUS LOGIN.)
Use a command in your FTP process that equates to TYPE ASCII when
retreiving TEXT files and TYPE 8 L (or TENEX) for BINARY files.]
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Date: Sat, 20 Jan 90 11:12 EST
From: NNUUURRRR'C'C <DWRST@vms.cis.pitt.edu>
Subject: AUTOEXEC protection
Mike Bunnle (MJB8949@RITVAX) wanted to know if there was a way to keep
users from ^C-ing out of his AUTOEXEC.BAT file at bootup. There is.
Add the line
CTTY >> BOOTUP.FIL
to the begining of your AUTOEXEC file. (Note: This method exploits a bug
in DOS that may or may not have been fixed in ver 4.XX) This keeps
control away from the consol and has the added benefit of creating a log
of the exvents of each bootup. If you want something echoed to the screen
or the output of a command to go to the screen then '> CON' must be append
to the line in question.
The last line of the batch file must be 'CTTY CON' so that controll may
once again be returned to the consol. Also note (and then ignore) that
the first line of the created log file will be 'Invalid Device'.
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Date: Sat, 20 Jan 90 11:12 EST
From: NNUUURRRR'C'C <DWRST@vms.cis.pitt.edu>
Subject: AT drive problems
Edward Mueller (EMUELLER@SKVAK1.TI.COM) Had a question concerning drive
failiure in an AT clone. This may or may not be related but...
The first generation IBM AT had a soldered-in crystal. IBM did this to
keep people from dropping in higher frequency crystals because they had
had problems with the drives (intermitent) when the machines were run at
faster clock speeds. A friend of mine has a first generation AT in which
an accelorator card was placed. He sometimes (though not to often) has
the same problems with his drives that you do with yours.
If your AT is speed selectable, you might try running the machine at a
slower speed and see if the problems persist.
Richard Schuerger
University of Pittsburgh
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Date: Fri, 19 Jan 90 21:59 MST
From: Jerry Crow <JCrow@SYSTEM-M.PHX.BULL.COM>
Subject: BCOPY Query
>> From Volume 9, #5:
>> From: <JBJ6908%TNTECH.BITNET@CORNELLC.cit.cornell.edu>
>> Does anyone know if BCOPY by PC MAGAZINE is located anywhere on
>> the simtel20 directories?
This program is in the issue archive for volume 8, number 1.
Specifically, it's part of
pd1:<msdos.pcmag>vol8n01.arc
I attempted to use BCOPY in several different scenarios and was
disappointed in its performance. The primary use I had in mind for the
program was to use it to populate my RAMdisk while allowing my
AUTOEXEC.BAT to execute in parallel. I have since resolved the RAMdisk
populate problem by other means. I discovered that by the time I got
BCOPY loaded and some requests in its queue, the overall time savings
compared to straight copies in the foreground was not significant.
On the other hand, if you have some usage scenarios involving a lot of
copying, the program will probably be very useful.
/Jerry
JCrow@system-m.phx.bull.com
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Date: Sun Jan 21 22:06:13 1990
From: fstarr@lognet2.af.mil (TSgt Frank Starr)
Subject: KEY-FAKE
Soon after posting my query on KEY-FAKE, I downloaded a file named
KEYFAKE.ARC from SIMTEL20. In addition to KEY-FAKE, it had a similar
program, FAKEY, with documentation, which was more detailed than that for
KEY-FAKE. For reasons I don't understand, not being a programmer in micro
assembly language, it works with WORDSTAR 5 and QEDIT where KEY-FAKE
doesn't. In both of these programs, if you try to feed in commands to open
a document file, for QEDIT, or to log onto other than the default drive,
for WS5, KEY-FAKE stops with a character which resembles a single musical
note. FAKEY, however, succeeds in feeding commands to either QEDIT or WS5
after the program has started.
While I realize that Wordstar will let you set up to open in
non-document mode by default, I wanted to set up a batch file for a menu
so that WS5 would log over to drive A:, without using WSCHANGE to make
that the default drive.
FAKEY.COM, with a date of 6-9-86, apparently is the one to use when
KEY-FAKE can't do the job.
Frank Starr
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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 90 7:24:13 CDT
From: david@wubios.WUstl.EDU (David J. Camp)
Subject: Latest version of march and umarch
Here are my latest versions of march and umarch. It seems that the mount
process was not being placed immediately in the background, but was
instead waiting for the first mount and then placing the second into the
background. This version places both mount requests in the background
right away. -David-
Bitnet: david@wubios.wustl ^ Mr. David J. Camp
Internet: david%wubios@wugate.wustl.edu < * > Box 8067, Biostatistics
uucp: uunet!wugate!wubios!david v 660 South Euclid
Washington University (314) 36-23635 Saint Louis, MO 63110
----- march follows -----
#! /bin/sh
if ( mount | grep wuarchive )
then
exit
fi
( /usr/etc/mount -o ro,soft,intr,bg,timeo=4,retry=2 wuarchive:/archive /wuarchive/archive ; \
/usr/etc/mount -o ro,soft,intr,bg,timeo=4,retry=2 wuarchive:/archive/mirrors /wuarchive/archive/mirrors ) &
----- end of march -----
----- umarch follows -----
#! /bin/sh
( /usr/etc/umount /wuarchive/archive/mirrors ; /usr/etc/umount /wuarchive/archive ) &
----- end of umarch -----
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Date: Sun, 21 Jan 90 14:04:45 EDT
From: The Time Traveler <HE891C%GWUVM.BITNET@CORNELLC.cit.cornell.edu>
Subject: Address for New Technology?
Can anyone tell me the address for New Technology in Wichita, Kansas?
There was a blurb about them in Byte's January 1990 Nanobytes. They sell
PS/2 memory. Thanx
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Date: Sat, 20 Jan 90 18:25:54 -0500 (EST)
From: Jordan Powell Hargrave <jh5y+@andrew.cmu.edu>
Subject: B: drive boot
Does anyone know where I can get a program to boot off of the B: drive? I
have a 286 clone with a 1.44 Meg B drive and was would like to be able to
boot off it without changing the cables. I have seen a program that allows
a PS/2 to boot off the external 5 1/4 drive. I ran it on my computer, but
it crashed. I am also looking for a program that will allow me to read
different disk formats (ie. Amiga or Mac). I think that the CopyII PC
board can read Mac disks, but I would also like to be able to read/write
Amiga disks, if possible. Any replies would be most appreciated. :-)
Thanks,
Jordan Hargrave
Carnegie Mellon University
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Date: Fri, 19 Jan 90 18:30:12 EST
From: zielke@phy.duke.edu (David Zielke)
Subject: Formating a Second Hard-Disk
I am working with an original IBM-AT (Model at 6mhz/piggyback rams/CMI
20meg hard disk) and have tried twice to hook up a hard disk to drive D.
The first was a Seagate 251-1 (40 meg MFM) and the second was a 10 meg
device which looks just the same as the original device put in some early
AT's and direct from factory XT's
The problem being this: (For the 10 meg device)
1) The drive selects properly
2) The drive is recognized by the Seagate Utilities or IBM Diags and
formats
3) F-Disk recnizes the drive and allows the entire volume to be dedicated
to a DOS partician
4) DOS refuses to format the media!
Any ideas? The machine has been upgraded in ways which I don't think
should impact this type of upgrade, as follows:
1) 3.5 meg of total memory installed
2) Inboard 386/AT installed
3) 387-16 installed
4) Herculese Graphics Card Clone installed
5) Microway 287Turbo Plus installed (Still using to control motherboard
Speed and provide hardware reset without cycling the machine down
6) Drive B is 360kb
7) CopyiiPC option board installed
8) Microsoft bus mouse installed
9) Serial/Parallel/Game board installed (Clock disabled,Parallel Disabled)
That should be a complete enough list.
An additional problem not related to above but on the same machine with
regards to binary printing. If I use copy /b on a large file (over about
200kb) I end up with garbage printing on the screen. Just a few
characters here and there which do not cause any problems other than being
there. Has anyone else had this problem?
Thanks in Advance
David Michael Zielke
Department of Physics, Duke University
Durham, NC 27706
zielke@phy.duke.edu
Naval Research Laboratory
zielke@ccf3.nrl.navy.mil
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Date: Sat, 20 Jan 90 18:10 EST
From: J_SCHULL%HVRFORD.BITNET@CORNELLC.cit.cornell.edu
Subject: need info about cassette port on original IBM PCs
"I need to be able to turn on and off a single digital output line, and
hope to avoid buying an IO card. It occurs to me that one of the original
IBM PCs we have here has a socket for a cassettte tape recorder, and since
that used to turn the cassette player on and off, I could use the pins
from that connecter.
"Does anyone know which pins those are, and how I might turn them on and
off from a Turbo Pascal program?
"Do any other quick and dirty approaches come to mind? (e.g., using
parallel or serial conectors?)"
Jon Schull
Haverford College
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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 90 07:07:34 EST
From: David L Jarvis <DLJARVIS%SUVM.BITNET@UBVM.cc.buffalo.edu>
Subject: Opinions on VGA Monitors
Greetings all. I am preparing to purchase a new VGA monitor, and would
appreciate any opinions anyone would like to offer.
I need only analog, no digital as I'll be using strictly true vga(+).
my questions are: does anyone feel strongly about a particular brand of
monitor? (price/quality/performance, the usuals :-)) I don't need
super-hi-res, I'm not doing any cad. I'm thinking the standard for
non-engineering purposes is 800x600x16 (altho 256 colors would be nice).
But I'm starting to wonder. I don't see many drivers to use 800x600 16 or
256. so maybe sticking with 640x480 is better.
Opinions welcome!!!
david
DLJARVIS@SUVM
(add .acs.syr.edu for internet)
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Date: Sat, 20 Jan 90 06:45:00 EST
From: Pat Bauco <PBAUCO@CSBN.Concordia.CA>
Subject: Software Carousel
Hi;
Like many XT owners I've been looking at solutions for getting around
the 640k barrier. One possible solution which has caught my attention is
a program put out by Softlogic Solutions called Software Carousel. Before
I go out and buy the program I'd like to here from current or past users
on whether the program delivers as advertised.
Thanks
Pat Bauco
Bitnet: PBAUCO@CSBN.CONCORDIA.CA
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Date: Sat, 20 Jan 90 13:01:31 EDT
From: The Time Traveler <HE891C%GWUVM.BITNET@CORNELLC.cit.cornell.edu>
Subject: Tab expansion
Does anyone have an MSDOS program that will expand the tabs in an ASCII
file? Something that will take a file of any size (up to 6 meg) as input,
and produce another file with all the tabs expanded to spaces. Source
code, and the ability to specify the tab breaks, is prefered. Thanx.
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Date: 20 January 1990 12:03:21 CST
From: "Darius Vaskelis" <U39648@UICVM.uic.edu>
Subject: Third-party IBM PS/2 Model 50 Hard Disks
Does anyone know of any third-party hard disks for an IBM PS/2 Model 50?
A while back, I seem to recall a third-party outfit somewhere offering a
direct replacement for the IBM 20M, it was a 49M drive. I also seem to
recall seeing an external Seagate system, that would run with the existing
controller, and allow you to keep the 20M drive plus add the 65M drive.
Any information on ANY third-party drives that will work in an IBM PS/2
Model 50 would be greatly appreciated.
- Darius
U39648@UICVM
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Date: Fri, 19 Jan 90 09:44:18 EST
From: Patrick Wingert <ADVI8713%RYERSON.bitnet@ugw.utcs.utoronto.ca>
Subject: Windows driver for panasonic 1092i printer
Does any one have a driver for the panasonic 1092i printer? I need if for
use with word for windows; releas 2.11 or later.
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Date: Sat, 20 Jan 1990 09:39 MST
From: Keith Petersen <w8sdz@WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL>
Subject: Recent msdos uploads to SIMTEL20
The following files have been recently uploaded to SIMTEL20:
pd1:<msdos.c>
CCC1053A.ARC C++ Object Oriented Programming system, 1of3
CCC1053B.ARC C++ Object Oriented Programming system, 2of3
CCC1053C.ARC C++ Object Oriented Programming system, 3of3
pd1:<msdos.database>
IIMS10.ARC Shareware inventory management system
pd1:<msdos.dskutl>
PALERT16.ARC Patriquin's low disk space warning utility
PASTCOPY.ARC Turbo Copy from PAS Software. Fancy copy pgm
PCOPY83B.ARC Patriquin COPY, file copier with many options
PREBAK11.ARC Reminds you when it's time to backup files
pd1:<msdos.education>
FWLAW.ARC Fun w/Letters & Words,educational game,age 2-6
pd1:<msdos.gif>
CSHWFAKE.ARC Warning: CSHOW ver 8.01 is a fake!
pd1:<msdos.lan>
DVNOVELL.ARC Setting up DESQview for Novell and token ring
pd1:<msdos.music>
MBLOCKS.ARC Musical blocks, graphical music creation pgm
pd1:<msdos.printer>
PPRINT4B.ARC Patriquin's advanced printer utility, v4.0B
pd1:<msdos.sysutl>
DOSCLOCK.ARC Displays clock only while at DOS command line
MRDOS231.ARC DOS tutorial, beginner to hard disk, text/quiz
TIMERUN3.ARC TSR executes DOS commands at a specified time
pd1:<msdos.trojan-pro>
V-DETECT.ARC Virus Detector v1.0 from Varteck International
VTAC.ARC Transparent Virus/Trojan protection program
pd1:<msdos.txtutl>
HYPHEN.ARC HyphenAid v1.0S, TSR hyphenation dictionary
pd2:<msdos2.pcmag>
PCMPR89.ARC PCMag Productivity columns index, Jan-Dec 1989
pd1:<msdos.asmutl>
D86BIOS4.ARC D86's BIOS interface for unusual machines, v4
STRUCA86.ARC Macros for structured programming in A86
pd1:<msdos.cad>
DC14A.ARC Draft Choice v1.4A for CAD and CASE diagrams
pd1:<msdos.catalog>
CNTNTS20.ARC CONTENTS v2.0, fast, easy disk cataloger
pd1:<msdos.database>
CHEXBAL3.ARC Use with CHEX, totals balances of all accts.
ZK0789.ARC Zipcode lookup, v1.07, data, 7/89, 2 of 2
ZK107.ARC Zipcode lookup, v1.07, prog & doc, 1 of 2
pd1:<msdos.dbase>
CONVDB.ARC Converts ASCII files to dBASE compatible files
SNAP401.ARC Documentation system for dBase and clones
pd1:<msdos.ddjmag>
DDJCSPEC.ARC Dr. Dobbs Journal special 'C' issue 1989
pd1:<msdos.editor>
NBMASTER.ARC Nota Bene key capture utility, revised
QEDT-WP5.ARC Configure QEDIT-208 like WordPerfect 5.0
pd1:<msdos.education>
ABC40.ARC Teach children ABCs, v4.0
ANIMALS.ARC Number games for children
CLOCKGAM.ARC Teach clock to 3-5 year old children
PC-QUIZ.ARC Teachers aid (test)
pd1:<msdos.filutl>
COPYIT21.ARC Copy based on file size, dates, or archive bit
CRC113.ARC Displays 16 and 32-bit CRC's of files
TREEVW11.ARC Treeview v1.1 (an Overview clone) like XTREE
pd1:<msdos.forth>
MIN4TH25.ARC MiniForth system v2.5, with A86 source
pd1:<msdos.gif>
GIFDOT2.ARC Prints GIF. VGA & EGA to EPSON printer
SNAPVS.ARC View GIF files on VGA, print on STAR NX-1000
pd1:<msdos.hamradio>
SM305.ARC 'Super Morse'- Morse code tutorial & practice
pd1:<msdos.menu>
HDMENUSY.ARC Hard disk menu with security levels
pd1:<msdos.printer>
DOTAB10.ARC Fake margin: insert spaces start of each line
MPMR2.ARC Set Epson to print all graphics characters
PIV101.ARC AsEasyAs sideways/pretty print utility
RPRN.ARC Redirect printer output to disk file
pd1:<msdos.spreadsheet>
AEA400E.ARC AsEasyAs v4.00E, Lotus 123 spreadsheet clone
pd1:<msdos.sysutl>
ASTLIST.ARC List of AST Research Co. tech bulletins
CTRL-ALT.ARC Save memory, swap TSRs to disk (Biologic)
FILEC105.ARC Fill in partial command w/matching files v1.05
FILES102.ARC TSR, allows more open files than DOS does
ROMDATES.ARC List of IBM BIOS ROM dates
SIL2.ARC Silence PC speaker
SIREN.ARC Make siren sounds on PC speaker
TIMSET53.ARC Sets system clock to Naval Observatory
VRAM40.ARC Break 640K RAM limit, simulate expanded memory
pd1:<msdos.screen>
BURNO231.ARC Screen blanker v2.31 works on diff. video bds
CGA.ARC CGA simulator for HERC (from New Zealand)
FFLASHER.ARC Screen saver with password and message display
UNBLIN20.ARC Unblink, set block/underline cursor (Biologic)
pd1:<msdos.ventura>
DROPCAP1.ARC Fonts for Ventura Publisher
pd1:<msdos.vga>
VFONT436.ARC Alternate fonts for VGA/MCGA
VGAKIT.ARC Set VGA/SVGA hires 256 color modes in YOUR pgm
VGAPRN.ARC Print 320x200x256 VGA picture in 7 gray shades
pd2:<msdos2.modem>
FONE2.ARC Describes proper wiring for inside your phone
HST-FIX.TXT New chips fix bugs in USR HST & DS modems
PC-VT100.ARC VT100 & TEK 4010/4014 terminal emulator, v10.0
pd2:<msdos2.rbbs-pc>
TLP_UFE2.ARC RBBS-PC user file editor and batch modifier
pd2:<msdos2.telix>
HOST3.ARC Another Telix host mode, includes ZMODEM
TLXFON-C.ARC TLX FON v3.12 - add new features to TELIX
TLXUM-A.ARC Telix communications upload manager script
pd1:<msdos.dbase>
DBF090.ARC DBFEDIT v0.9, dBASE editor/viewer/printer
pd1:<msdos.dskutl>
FAT109.ARC FAT v1.09, display a file's chain of clusters
pd1:<msdos.editor>
RE.ARC Ravitz text editor, w/outlining & overviewing
pd1:<msdos.filutl>
STS_210.ARC 'Stereo' DOS shell, dual windows/directories
pd1:<msdos.screen>
DSCRNSAV.ARC Screen saver, shifts screen. With ASM source
VIZ241.ARC TSR to speed video BIOS, set RAW mode, more
pd2:<msdos2.modem>
BIMOD120.ARC Bidirectional file transfer protocol, w/chat
PUMA100.ARC Puma file transfer protocol, replaces Lynx
pd2:<msdos2.rbbs-pc>
BIPATCH2.ARC Docs on installing BIMODEM v1.20 into RBBS-PC
pd2:<msdos2.telix>
SLRN_100.ARC SALT learn utility, script creator for Telix
TLXSET03.ARC Set-up hints and tips for Telix version 3.12
TURB-BBS.ARC MiniBBS package for Telix host mode
--Keith Petersen
Maintainer of SIMTEL20's CP/M, MSDOS, & MISC archives [IP address 26.2.0.74]
Internet: w8sdz@WSMR-SIMTEL20.Army.Mil, w8sdz@brl.arpa BITNET: w8sdz@NDSUVM1
Uucp: {ames,decwrl,harvard,rutgers,ucbvax,uunet}!wsmr-simtel20.army.mil!w8sdz
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Date: Sat, 20 Jan 1990 16:00 MST
From: Keith Petersen <w8sdz@WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL>
Subject: Improved conferencing/mail door for RBBS uploaded to SIMTE20
[--forwarded message--]
From: Scott Barnes <sba8_ltd@uhura.cc.rochester.edu>
I have uploaded these files to SIMTEL20:
pd2:<msdos2.rbbs-pc>
GC095-1.ARC Conference/mail door for RBBS systems (1 of 3)
GC095-2.ARC Conference/mail door for RBBS systems (2 of 3)
GC-X00.ARC Conference/mail door for RBBS systems (3 of 3)
GC-DESC.ARC Describes conference/mail door for RBBS
Long description: GRAND CENTRAL MESSAGE SYSTEM 0.95 - GC is a
high-performance door which replaces the native conference and mail
functions of the RBBS program. It features a full-screen user interface,
a topic-based message system, a powerful editor, and more.
Thanks, Scott!
--Keith
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Date: Sun, 21 Jan 1990 00:47 MST
From: Keith Petersen <w8sdz@WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL>
Subject: Quick reference list to SIMTEL20 msdos directories
This is a revised list. Some directories have been moved. A new
SIMIBM.ARC will be available tomorrow.
Quick reference list of SIMTEL20's PD1:<MSDOS.x> directories as of January
21, 1990 (where 'x' is one of the names below):
ADA COMPUTE-PC FREEMACS MUSIC SPREADSHEET
AIJOURNAL CROSSASM GENIE NCSATELNET SPRINT
ALLCHARGE CROSSREF GIF NETWORK SQ-USQ
APL DATABASE GRAPH OS2 STARLINK
ARC-LBR DBASE GRAPHICS PACKET STARTER
ARCNET-PCIP DDJMAG HAMRADIO PASCAL STATISTICS
ASM-MAG DESKACCESS HYPERTEXT PC-JR SURFMODL
ASMUTL DESKJET IRIT PCPURSUIT SWAP
AT DESKPUB KA9Q-TCPIP PCRESOURCE SYSUTL
AUTOCAD DESQVIEW KEYBOARD PCTECH TEX
AWK DIRUTL LAN PGMUTL TROJAN-PRO
BASIC DISASM LAPTOP PILOT TURBO-C
BATUTL DSKUTL LASER PLI TURBOBAS
BBS EDITOR LISP PLOT TURBOPAS
BBSLISTS EDUCATION LOTUS123 PREPROCESS TXTUTL
BORLAND EEL MAC PRINTER UUCP
BYTEMAG EGA MAPPING PRODIGY VENTURA
C EMULATORS MATH PROGJOURN VGA
CAD FILEDOCS MAX PROLOG VOICE
CALCULATOR FILUTL MEMACS QBASIC VOICEMAIL
CASE FINANCE MENU QPASCAL WORLDMAP
CATALOG FLOWCHART MICROCORN RAMDISK X-10
CIS FORMGEN MODULA2 SCREEN XLISP
CLIPPER FORTH MOUSE SMALL-C ZIP
CMPLNGMAG FORTRAN MSJOURNAL SMALLTALK ZOO
COMPATIBLES FOSSIL MSWINDOWS SNOBOL4
Quick reference list of SIMTEL20's PD2:<MSDOS2.x> directories as of
January 21, 1990 (where 'x' is one of the names below):
BIBLE KERMIT PCMAG QMODEM TELIX
CMU-PCIP MODEM PIBTERM RBBS-PC XPC
FIDO OPUS PROCOMM TAXES ZMODEM
See PD1:<MSDOS.FILEDOCS>AAAREAD.ME for details on
file directories and descriptions.
--Keith Petersen
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