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Subject: Re: Orphaned Response
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Date: Tue, 3-Dec-85 01:47:00 EST
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> Subject: TAG Computer Program
> Message-ID: <172@tekigm2.UUCP>
> Date: 21 Sep 85 04:05:28 GMT
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> Organization: Tektronix, Beaverton OR
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> Has anyone out there been able to successfully use the computerized traffic  
> generator program written by Bob Fink in the Februrary 1984 issue of Model
> Railroader magazine?  Either as written in Microsoft BASIC for the TRS80 Model
>	....
As it arrived here Sunday Dec. 1.   Don't ask me where the inquiry has
been since then.  I would like to extend the inquiry to include any and all
railroad-related software.  Trains magazine has a 'locomotive simulator'
program advertised monthly - about $90 as I recall.  Has anyone taken
the plunge for this or other similar products?  I'll be glad to post
a summary if I get any mail.  Oh - IBM-PC stuff of particular interest here.
					Randy Wright
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