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From: cierdain@ucrmath.ucr.edu (michael barnes)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: New Questions
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Date: 18 Sep 90 19:04:21 GMT
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 Well, I got several suggestions for places for places to get the MMU
and GLU chips.  The most common suggestion was Best Electronics. Not
having the phone number for Best, however, I went with B & C Computers
(in Long Beach I believe) instead.  Anyways, they should be on their
way even as I type.  So many hearty thanks to everyone who responded.
Flushed with the success of my first endeavor, I now have two other
questions....
First, is it possible to run TeX on a 1040st with no hard drive?  I've
looked in the tex directory at atari.archive, and the files seem mighty
big.  If it is possible which files would I need? (I have a 1040, color
monitor and an epson compatible 9-pin printer....)
Second, I seem to be having difficulty with my keboard definitions in
Uniterm.  I downloaded Uniterm from atari.archive (back when it was
still terminator) and it runs fine, except that some of the keys are
wrong.  All of the letters give what I expect them to, but most every-
thing else is off.  To get a ? I have to type what is, on the keyboard,
a _.  I have yet to find the keys that will give me {}, which is rather
of a pain as I ocasionally need those.  I like Uniterm in general, and
would be very happy if I could fix this little problem.  Any suggestions?

either posting of replies, or email to either: cierdain@ucrmath.ucr.edu
					or   : elvis@watnxt2.ucr.edu
would be greatly appreciated.  And once again, thanks for the answers
to my previous question....

Andrew