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From: bob@cald80.UUCP (bob)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Ramtek Displays
Message-ID: <1223@cald80.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 1-Jul-87 23:57:54 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jul  1 23:57:54 1987
Date-Received: Fri, 3-Jul-87 05:21:03 EDT
Reply-To: bob@cald80.UUCP (Bob Meyer)
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Organization: Calspan Advanced Technology Center
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Summary: Should I make a port now??

[Line-eater?  What Line-eater?!]

	I posted some time ago requesting information on whether or
not anybody had build a server for Ramtek 94XX series displays.  The
response that I got back was "back off and punt until V11 comes out".
One person said that building a V10.4 server won't get me anywhere
towards a V11 server.

	Well, I've been waiting for V11 but I am under the gun to
start work on some user interface for our project.  If noone out there
has a Ramtek server, I'm going to have to start one on my own and try
to make it work with V11 if and when we get it here.

	The Ramtek is a reasonably intelligent beast so it shouldn't
be that difficult :->.

	If anyone has any advice on how I should go about it, please
send me some mail (or post if it's of sufficient interest).

Much thanx...


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