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From: jgreco@archimedes.math.uwm.edu (Joe Greco)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: HART - an 8250 UART for the C64/128
Keywords: datacom UART cartridge serial programmer offer deal
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Date: 12 Apr 90 02:06:41 GMT
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In comp.sys.cbm article <1990Apr9.164844.24058@xenitec.on.ca>, Marv_Shelton@f919.n107.z1.fidonet.org (Marv Shelton) wrote:
:   I recently received the following notice, along with a request
:to repost it here. I have redirected replies to the author's
:address. For sites not supporting this, the author's address is
:Marv_Shelton@f919.n107.z1.fidonet.org.


How many people have responded to this?  (I responded but have not yet
gotten a return receipt; I would guess that uwm.edu has again eaten my
off-site mail just like it eats most of the rest of it).

Kent / Ray (of Kermit fame), are you considering supporting this?  I'd
*LOVE* it if Kermit supported 2400 baud on a 64 (I'm running a B.I.-80 so
there's no reason it shouldn't handle it).

I myself am Very Interested but don't know if I fall into the desired
category:  I'm a software developer but my package is not available yet (and
perhaps may never be, with progress and all).

... Joe