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From: bcw@rti.rti.org (Bruce Wright)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.dec.micro
Subject: Re: Rainbow EchoMail Digest
Summary: Rainbo Works clock card
Message-ID: <4031@rtifs1.UUCP>
Date: 24 Aug 90 01:02:37 GMT
References: <9008221223.AA04195@remote.dccs.upenn.edu>
Organization: Research Triangle Institute, RTP, NC
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In article <9008221223.AA04195@remote.dccs.upenn.edu>, GTHEALL@PENNDRLS.UPENN.EDU (George A. Theall) writes:
> To:       DAVE GOW
> Subject:  RAINBO WORKS CLOCK
> From:     FRANK MALLORY
> 
>  DG> Back in May I left a message asking about a strange clock card in my
>  DG> 100+.  You answered saying it might be a Rainbo Works Clock and that
>  DG> Caroline Mack might have more info.  I did get a message back from her
>  DG> saying she had knowledge of the clock but no current info about its
>  DG> vendors.
> 
> If Caroline doesn't know anything about them, they must be out of
> business.   So I guess it will be OK to put the software on this BBS;
> it'll be RBW.ZIP, in  the MS-DOS file areas.

Rainbo Works is definitely out of business.  The owner (Don ??? - I
forget his last name offhand) died several years ago;  it was never 
a big business (only a couple of employees), and the business died 
with him.

The clock card they sold was OK, but the ClikClok that Suitable
Solutions sold was better - takes less space in the machine and
generally seems to have fewer problems.

						Bruce C. Wright