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From: SAC.HQSAC-DOCT@E.ISI.EDU (John A. Wright)
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Subject: CP/M upgrades
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Date: Sun, 11-Oct-87 09:15:00 EDT
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Is  anyone  familiar  with the Commodore CBM-700 (B-128/246) that
was marketed in Europe a few years ago.  I have purchased one  of
these  systems  and really like it.  The manuals specifify that a
8088 coprocessor can be  installed  to  run  CP/M-86  and  MS-DOS
software  (I  think  the  term is concurrent co-processor).  Does
anyone know how this would be done?  The books lead me to believe
that is is a fairly simple procedure.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance

John,