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From: mhelgren@vms.macc.wisc.edu (Matt Helgren)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.handhelds
Subject: Re: RE: A better Bode Plotter (Instructions)
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Date: 12 Jun 91 03:31:37 GMT
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In article <B8229EAC00003096@gacvx2.gac.edu>, HCLIMER%UTCVM.BITNET@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU (Harold Climer) writes...

>On Tue, 11 Jun 1991 16:22 CST you said:
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>>Subject: Re: A better Bode Plotter (Instructions)
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>>From: jurjen@cwi.nl (Jurjen NE Bos)
>>Date: 11 Jun 91 10:05:04 GMT
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>>Why the heck don't you post this in ASCII?  Do you think everybody has a UNIX
>>account, and modem, and PC and a cable to his HP48?  (I do, but that's not the
>>point :-)
> 
>            I agree . My school is lucky to have BITNET.Not all the people out
>here who are interested in the HP calculators have access to UNIX systems.
>            I have gotten the impression that since many of the  people at the
>" BIG INSTITUTIONS"   with    their fancy computers,think every one of us out
>here also has one or has access to one. I am working off of a Commodore-128
>right now from my home. I do use an IBM PC and mainframe for some of my
>engineering classes when I am at school but not for all of my work.
>            Please ,try to remember that many people on the net do not have the
> same type of system as you do ,when you post stuff.
> 
>                                           Harold Climer
>                                           Physics Department
>                                           U. Tennessee at Chattanooga
> Yes Virginia,
>        you can download  48 files in ASCII and BINARY from and to a
>C64 or C128 using KERMIT 2.2 for the 6502 and an RS-232 adapter. With a
>cartridge called Swift-Link up to 38400 Baud.   (If the calculator would
>support it)  Amazing ain't it. Thought  the 64 and 128 were dead huh ? ;)

	Can you guys remember the first time you posted?  Was it that 
simple?  I think your a bit out of line jumping on someone's case before 
you know any details or offering any help.  And as far as "BIG 
INSTITUTIONS" with thier fancy computers.  Whats that about?  A complex 
maybe or possibly you find it hard to belive people with access to some
very nice computing equipment might not be experts at everything?  Get a 
life.

						Matt Helgren
						Computer Science
						U of Wisc 
P.S. Yes we do have fancy computers!