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From: jlu@mrevox.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.dec.micro
Subject: Re: Mail to Jim O'Brien on Bitnet
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Date: 14 Jan 88 15:17:00 GMT
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 >
 >>From somewhere!OBRIEN%OBRIEN@VENUS.YCC.YALE.EDU Sat Jan  9 22:55:57 1988
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 >>
 >>Alan:
 >>	What is RBDEMO3, mentioned in your last posting to info-dec-micro?
 >>I've been trying to keep abreast of developments and pd software available
 >>for the Rainbow, particularly as regards Turbo Pascal, my main language
 >>tool.  I'd appreciate hearing from you, especially if there is some source
 >>of code that I'm not aware of.  Thanks in advance.
 >>
 >>				Jim O'Brien
 >>Return Addresses (both equivalent):   
 >>			OBRIEN@YALEVMS				BITnet
 >>			OBRIEN@VENUS.YCC.YALE.EDU		internet
 >>
 >
 >--- This e-mail wouldn't make it through Bitnet static barrier.  Apologies
 >    to all. ---
 >To: OBRIEN%OBRIEN@VENUS.YCC.YALE.EDU
 >Subject: Re:  Posting to info-dec-micro
 >
 >Jim,
 >   I hope you get this.  Otherwise, I'll have to e-mail you the demo
 >or something.  I think only short messages get into the BITNET side of
 >the world.  I posted a uuencoded copy of a Turbo 4.0 version of a set
 >of demo procedures for doing high-speed video and keyboard scanning
 >with a variety of useful functions such as getting the current screen
 >width, x-y cursor position, doing screen saves/restores, etc.
 >   If you didn't see anything like that fly by, send me a disk with
 >a SASE and I'll send it and anythign I can fit on the disk such as
 >the MS-DOS Graphics Library routines from DEC, graphics demos, or
 >anything you can think of.  The net is so unpredictable at times.
 >   Alan
 >   
 >   Alan I. Vymetalik
 >   Prism Software Designs
 >   44 Arborwood Crescent
 >   Rochester, New York, 14615-3807
 >   1-716-458-4932
 >/* ---------- */

Alan,

I would also like to see the the examples of code for Turbo 4.0.  I really
don't have time to fool around with it.  I didn't see it on the net, so
could you either repost or send it to me?

Thanks,


Jeff
{rutgers | bellcore}..!mrevox!jlu       UUCP
jurlwin@colgateu    BITNET

Did you get the pin assignments for the Dual Monitor?  How did it work?