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From: ant3@sphinx.UChicago.UUCP (Butch Anton)
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Subject: Re: Info wanted on Ohio Scientific micro
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Date: Tue, 12-Aug-86 17:44:47 EDT
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Ok, OK, so I can't read.  Since I looked back at
the follow-up article that I got my info from, I noticed that it
mentioned the floppies were 8".  Therefore, I'll lay money on
C-8P, which I can also get docs for.  If in fact you have
the three-processor version (C-3P), I can also get you that stuff,
as the Cut Bank High School still uses both the C-3P and C-8P to 
teach computer science on.  Just in case your interested, they
use the C-8P as a disk server for two C-1P's, and they use
the C-3P with Denver Boards (each has its own processor) to serve
three other terminals (Hazeltines, I think).  Anyhow, I just
thought you'd like to know that there are still people out there
that use them, and that software is still available.  If your 
friend needs software, get in touch with me and I'll see what I can do.


-- 
Butch Anton
University of Chicago

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