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From: akcs.sun1@hpcvbbs.UUCP (william scott ferry)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.handhelds
Subject: Re: 24/48 FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) -- Monthly Posting
Message-ID: <27ae6ffe:1931.1comp.sys.handhelds;1@hpcvbbs.UUCP>
Date: 5 Feb 91 09:40:09 GMT
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Thanks for the great info. I've had my 48 for about 6 months and have 
some good stuff, and I got my first computer a month ago (never
used one before), but I don't know anyone that owns either a 48 or a 
computer!  Therefore alot of the stuff you wrote is still like assembler
language to me. Regarding ASC (arrow) (don't even know how to make an
arrow yet), I've tryed the program in 887 of this conference,
but it won't download into the 48 correctly. I know how to download,
and have gotten alot of stuff, so I know I'm doing it right.
In any case, what is this wscott@ecn.purdue.edu thing?  Is there
a phone no. or do you have to be on ssssssssssso

some school system or something?  Sorry for being so stupid, 
but I've spent hundreds of dollars in phone charges in the last month 
trying to catch up to what computers and the 48 can do.
I've got a program that gives all the info. you'd ever want about
the apparent movement of the sun (I'm in the movie business),
but it's big and somewhat sloppy programatically, but I'll work on
it and post it when it's good enough if I can find out what 
everyone else takes for granted. Like exactly where can I get a
working ASC program.
Anyone who cares to may call me collect:Scott Ferry, 415-845-1088,
and it would be greatly appreciated.