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From: felice@uiucdcs.CS.UIUC.EDU
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Subject: Re: MS-DOS for Rainbow (where art thou?
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Date: Fri, 13-Dec-85 21:30:00 EST
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Posted: Fri Dec 13 21:30:00 1985
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You can easily contact DEC themselves by calling their toll-free number
1-800-DEC-INFO.  Since you have a Rainbow, if you have a modem, you can use
the terminal emulation to explore DEC's electronic store.  BTW, for the rest
of you who may want to see this great store (it is only DEC stuff) you will 
need VT102 (or later) emulation.  The number is 1-800-DEC-DEMO.  (Isn't it
cute how they have these naming schemes for phone numbers nowdays?).  It is
called demo because they actually attempt in many cases to give you 
demonstrations (that is, cute screen displays) on many software products.
I'm not sure what parity to use, but they do run at 1200 baud.

P.S. Another good source of Rainbow info is in Hardcopy magazine, a DEC-
oriented monthly mag tha has a special feature column each month.