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From: biocca@bevb.bev.lbl.gov (Alan Biocca)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.laptops
Subject: Casio BOSS Interface Program
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Date: 17 Jul 90 22:37:58 GMT
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Recently I purchased a pair of Casio BOSS organizers (one for me, one for
wife).  I am impressed thus far and am beginning to explore the capabilities
of working with a multi-computer multi-organizer system.  I have the PC
interface as well and have found that the PC data format used by the interface
software is regular ascii - editable with vi.  This opens up many possibilities
interfacing to some custom simple programs to help organize the data.

My question for today is regarding a post I saw earlier -- there was mention
of a program on the net that would talk to the Casio BOSS.  I'm very 
interested in this -- perhaps I'll be able to talk to it with the Unix
computer at work -- an interesting way to transport small files home!!
Actually scheduling and phone database sharing would be more likely, but
at any rate, where can I find this software??

	Alan K Biocca
	WB6ZQZ