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From: jdf@pbhyc.UUCP (Jack Fine)
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Subject: snider interface--what is it?
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I was recently asked to explain "snider" interface to someone and frankly I
have never heard of it.  They said it was a rs232c type of interface or at
least was a way to connect to rs232c.  Anyone out there ever heard of it or
am I on a snipe hunt?
 
Thanks 

Jack