Message-ID: <474@spuxll.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 16-May-84 11:13:27 EDT
Article-I.D.: spuxll.474
Posted: Wed May 16 11:13:27 1984
Date-Received: Thu, 17-May-84 05:36:59 EDT
Organization: AT&T Information Systems, South Plainfield NJ
Lines: 64


SOrry to post this to the net, BUT....


Someone recently posted an article talking about the
possibility of using net.micro.cbm as a medium to
disseminate information gotten from ICPUG members.
I thought it was a good idea and sent mail indicating so.
Then I got return mail that got clobbered before I saved
the return path.  I remember it was signed "/m".

To /m: Please send me mail again so I can get your path
to respond.

In answer to one of your questions about specific information;

I have a 1526 printer that does not work the way a 1525 does.
It does text OK for most things but does not print graphics
under things like Simon's Basic or Logo.
I would appreciate any information available at all on the 1526.
I suspect that I am using it to do half of what it is capable of.
In addition, I would be interested in programs or utilites that
can take advantage of multiple disk units.



Thanks again, and I hope to hear from you again soon.


                                         Paul Maioriello
                                             AT&T ISL
                                            spuxll!pjm

SOrry to post this to the net, BUT....


Someone recently posted an article talking about the
possibility of using net.micro.cbm as a medium to
disseminate information gotten from ICPUG members.
I thought it was a good idea and sent mail indicating so.
Then I got return mail that got clobbered before I saved
the return path.  I remember it was signed "/m".

To /m: Please send me mail again so I can get your path
to respond.

In answer to one of your questions about specific information;

I have a 1526 printer that does not work the way a 1525 does.
It does text OK for most things but does not print graphics
under things like Simon's Basic or Logo.
I would appreciate any information available at all on the 1526.
I suspect that I am using it to do half of what it is capable of.
In addition, I would be interested in programs or utilites that
can take advantage of multiple disk units.



Thanks again, and I hope to hear from you again soon.


                                         Paul Maioriello
                                             AT&T ISL
                                            spuxll!pjm