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Subject: Re: zcpr et al
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Date: Mon, 25-Jun-84 15:24:58 EDT
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From:  John Otken <CC.Otken@UTEXAS-20.ARPA>

I disagree with the recommendation that time spent on ZCPR1 would be a
waste.  Personally, I found ZCPR2 to be not worth the time spent to
hack my BIOS for the few extra features it offered (that I wanted)..

ZCPR1 is about as easy to bring up on a system as is possible.  It
doesn't require that you transfer ~10 disks worth of files.  And it is
very "standard" as far as CP/M and every transient program that I have
ever tried.

This is not a critizism of ZCPR2, rather an endorsement of ZCPR1.
John Otken.
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