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From: emjej@uokvax.UUCP
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Subject: stuff from May *Rainbow* - (nf)
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Date: Wed, 18-Apr-84 09:32:00 EST
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uokvax!emjej    Apr 18 08:32:00 1984

I commend to your attention the May 1984 *Rainbow*, which contains
in Dale Puckett's column a listing for an interrupt-driven /t1 driver
for a *stock CoCo* (I take this to mean "without expansion interface
+RS232 cartridge;" if I'm mistaken, *PLEASE* disillusion me--it will
be easier to take from a friend) that Mr. Puckett ran with a terminal
at 19.2 Kbaud. From the same column--yet another decent disk driver
module, this one *smaller* than the stock RS OS-9 driver. (Let us all
devoutly hope that Radio Shack is shamed into action by these things!)

I'll save my flames re Frank Hogg's column for another medium.

						James Jones