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Rainbow EchoMail Digest					    Dec 20, 1990

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  GW BASIC INTERP           
  RE: RAINBOW 190                (2 messages)
  FILE LIST NEEDED          


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Date:     12-16-90 (15:20)
To:       ALL 
Subject:  GW BASIC INTERP 
From:     PATRICK FINK 

Where can I get a copy of the Gw Basic interperator for the Rainbow? 
Note: Not the compiler, the interp.
 

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 * Origin: Silver Bullet - Silver Spring, Md - 301-622-2247 (1:109/417.0)
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Date:     12-17-90 (19:58)
To:       JACK STEVENS 
Subject:  RE: RAINBOW 190 
From:     DAVID STRICKLER 

In a message of <14 Dec 90 13:01:39>, Jack Stevens (1:101/45) writes:

 JS>To the best of my recollection, the Rainbow 190 was a marketing 
 JS>concept, consisting of a B processor, hard drive, extra memory, 
 JS>graphics board 
 JS>(?), and some software (possibly Rainbow Office Workstation).

Quite correct! It was a rainbow with the ROW (Rainbow Office
Workstation) software bundled with it. Not very impressive...


David Strickler
Sysop of 101/45
Midnight DEC (Boston)
(617)739-0708 [Voice]

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Date:     12-18-90 (05:36)
To:       DAVID HEID 
Subject:  RE: RAINBOW 190 
From:     BOB FULLER 

        I also have a Rainbow 190 and as best as I can tell it means 
that, at one time, it had a networking option installed, hense the 190
designation.  With a hard drive installed, I would guess that
the networking hardware is no longer installed which means that
your friend now has a RB 100B. 

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Date:     12-19-90 (17:51)
To:       ALL 
Subject:  FILE LIST NEEDED 
From:     NOLAN LEE 

I recently aquired a 100+ with a pile of software and documentation. The
problem is that many of the software disks had gotten wet and
are unreadable. Fortunatly, everything was on hard disk and is OK.
My first priority is to make file copies of the Lotus 123 programs. 
What I need help with is , which Lotus prgms go on what disk. Cna anybody help?
The version of Lotus that I have is 1A.
Thanks in advance, Nolan.
Nolan E. Lee
P.O.Drawer 860
Sun, LA 70463-0860
(504) 886-3713
CI$ [72207,1440]
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