[Coco] T-Shirts and some Software!
John Strong
johnstrong at hotmail.com
Sun Feb 8 14:20:28 EST 2004
Hey Frank,
Ever play the games? :)
John Strong
StrongWare
>From: Frank Swygert <farna at att.net>
>Reply-To: CoCoList for Color Computer Enthusiasts <coco at maltedmedia.com>
>To: coco at maltedmedia.com
>Subject: [Coco] T-Shirts and some Software!
>Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2004 18:49:52 -0600
>
>While digging through some more "stuff" today, I ran across some new CoCo
>disks. Two are games from Strongware -- "GEM" and "SovietBloc". The most
>interesting one is from Chris Dekker entitled "VDISK". This is a utility
>that lets you connect a CoCo3 and PC together (I forget how -- I don't
>think it's the bit-banger but may be) and lets the CoCo3 access the PC as a
>virtual hard drive. The hardware info is in a file on the disk. I don't
>recall if it's OS-9 or DECB, but I suspect OS-9.
>
>Finally, I have a set of disks from Earl Casper. One has a program called
>PRT-SER that changes a PIA line from input to output so that DECB
>applications can send printer output to another computer running a terminal
>program (for use as a buffer or serial/parallel converter), and a program
>called SIMPLE that sends and receives disk sectors over the bit-banger at
>300K baud (actually 298,000). There are also two 3.5" disks with files that
>allow an Amiga computer to be used as a file handler for a CoCo. The Amiga
>treats CoCo virtual disks as files, the CoCo thinks they are individual 35
>track disks. It's an assembly and C coded program, and has the source code
>on the disks. Full printed docs on these, some BASIC listings and some
>assembler source code! There is an Amiga and CoCo disk.
>
>Then I have the three large CoCoFest T-shirts (new, 95 Atlanta, 94 and 95
>Chicago). All I'd like to have is $10 to pack and ship all this to someone!
>
>Pass this along to other lists or interested parties. First one to drop me
>an e-mail saying a checks on the way gets it!
>
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