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From: tony@attctc.Dallas.TX.US (Tony Holden)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.tandy
Subject: Re: Model 16 SCRIPSIT
Message-ID: <10115@attctc.Dallas.TX.US>
Date: 10 Nov 89 01:08:10 GMT
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> I can format the drive on the Model II TRSDOS 4.1 and run SCRIPSIT HD.
> However, would it be beneficial to run a Model 16 operating system and
> Model 16 SCRIPSIT to take advantage of the Model 16 features?
> Is SCRIPSIT 16 significantly more powerful or easier to use than Model II
> SCRIPSIT?  Should I use XENIX?

As someone who worked on the national support lines let me tell you to
burn any *16 programs and 4.1.  Any TRSDOS programs that ran in on the
68000 were pure garbage.

Use the regular Scripsit or if you're up for some slow going use the
Xenix version.  IMHO, regular Scripsit under TRSDOS, not TRSDOS 4.1.






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Tony Holden					"My wife likes it
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