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From: aic@pucc-i (Craig Norborg aka Doc Pierce)
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga
Subject: Re: ATIME: Amiga Clock Backup (READ THIS!!)
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Date: Wed, 30-Apr-86 01:17:04 EDT
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Posted: Wed Apr 30 01:17:04 1986
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Reply-To: aic@pucc-i.UUCP (Craig Norborg aka Doc Pierce)
Organization: Purdue University Computer Arts Center
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	BEWARE!  I guess I should let it be known that you MAY be taking
    your Amigas life in your hands if you plug one of these in!!!
    A freind bought one from a local store and had lots of trouble with
    it (i.e. Clock not working, serial port flakey, etc...)  He didn't
    think much of it, except for the fact that it only happened when his
    clock was plugged in.  Well, now his parallel port doesn't work at all,
    the company has ignored all letters and calls so far, and he has
    a crippled Amiga...  From the salesman that sold it, I found out
    that there has been lots of problems with this nifty little device!
	Also, as for how the parallel port reads it, you have to have
    their boot up software in you startup-sequence for it to work! Sounds
    like a real hack job to me!
	
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					Craig Norborg (aka Doc Pierce)
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