dkonerding@eagle.wesleyan.edu (Rafael Juarez, Society for Creative Anachronism) (07/01/90)
I think a while ago someone asked here or on comp.sys.ibm.pc about hooking up an old serial Imagewriter (connected to a vintage //e via super-serial card) to a shiny-new IBM PC with serial port. Now, the serial cable for the imagewriter is male on both ends, and the PC serial port is male, also. Someone mentioned that a null-modem adpater would be necessary, but I guessed that all I needed was a female-female connecter. Went down to Radio Shack, and they convinced me not to buy anything. I _really_ would like to hook the Imagewriter up to the IBM, but I won't buy anything until I know EXACTLY what I need. Anyone have any ideas? -- Rafael Juarez, Society for Creative Anachronism Haven's End, Barony of Dragonship Haven, East Kingdom DKONERDING@EAGLE.WESLEYAN.EDU "I have a cause: obscenity. I'm for it." -- Tom Lehrer
scotth@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Scott Henderson) (10/07/90)
Subject:Pipe Dream IIe/c Problems
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Sat, 6 Oct 90 18:22:01 GMT
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I'm having a lot of problems with the IIe/c versions of Pipe Dream
I have an Apple IIc with a fully populated Apple Ram Card (1 meg). I
also have external 5.25 and 3.5 inch drives.
When I boot the game from my internal 5.25 drive, the program gets to
the "Lucas Films" title, accesses the drive for a while, and freezes.
I've tried copying the files to a 3.5 disk and running it from there.
I've also tried using a newer Prodos version.
Has anyone else had this problem and fixed it? Or, does anyone have any
ideas as to where the problem lies? I should mention that I got the
disk to work fine on a friend's GS.
-Scott** Sender Unknown ** (11/29/90)
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digdug@IASTATE.EDU (12/19/90)
Hmm, when I grab the ls-lrR file from ftp.apple.com, I thought I had hit gold. But, unfortunately, I was denied permission into accessing the dts directory. Question: 1) Is there a way to get access into this directory? 2) If so, how does one obtain it? Thanks. Later, Doug
baron@edinboro.edu (03/01/91)
APPLE IMAGEWRITER PRINTER LIKE BRAND NEW CALL 814-734-3739