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From: stephen@oahu.cs.ucla.edu (Steve Whitney)
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Subject: Re: Atari 1027 printer on an ST?
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Date: 26 Aug 90 06:49:55 GMT
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In article <56862@microsoft.UUCP> darekm@microsoft.UUCP (Darek MIHOCKA) writes:
`In article <38218@shemp.CS.UCLA.EDU> stephen@oahu.cs.ucla.edu (Steve Whitney) writes:

`>My Atari BASIC Biorhythm program from the June 1986 ANTIC would be nice 
     ~~~~~ <- meant ST BASIC
`>with plotted output.  :-)  (Any of you remember that?)
`>
`>Perhaps a driver for the Xlator cable would work?
                           ~~~~~~ <- second obvious mental lapse
`
`
`You mean the Xformer Cable? Yes, it supports the 1020 plotter. I have
`one myself and have used it to print out stuff on the ST. All you have
`to do is run the Xformer 130XE emulator and run your Biorhythm program
`directly on the ST with theplotter hooked up, and you should get the
`printout you want.
`
`- Darek
`
Sorry, Derek!  That's exactly what I meant, but I also meant ST BASIC...  not
Atari BASIC.  I'd like to write native ST stuff for the 1020.  What the heck?
I have to waste my time on something...

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