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From: Don.Horton@f109.n321.z1.fidonet.org (Don Horton)
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Subject: Systems
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Date: 5 Nov 90 15:54:13 GMT
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[This is from the Spinal Injury Conference]

I have a total quad friend from my days at Spinal Cord Injury Unit
(he uses an electric wheechair with a joystick) that I would love
to get hooked up with this echo.  Anyway, I am an Amiga owner and
as much as I am tempted to spread the faith, in truth, I know he
would be better served with an inexpensive DOS clone.  Does anyone
have some suggested configurations?  I would guess a 286 AT clone,
hard drive, modem (2400?), telecom software?  Also, any other
gadets specifically designed for easing keyboard input.  Also, I
would like to have this info available for others. (I am going to
have my former lawyer send me referrals from his new clients; let's
connect with everyone we can.) I will try to price and organize any
info I get and repost it on request.  Thanks!  Love, Don (Here's
where I need to invent one of those #%) thingies, huh?)

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