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From: mp1u+@andrew.cmu.edu (Michael Portuesi)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Timesaver keyboard macro clock for sale
Message-ID: <8XRWIPy00VsfAARFNs@andrew.cmu.edu>
Date: 7 Nov 88 22:35:07 GMT
Organization: Carnegie Mellon
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I have one TimeSaver Keyboard Macro Processor/Battery backed Clock
for sale.

This device is meant for the Amiga 1000, and installs between the
keyboard and the Amiga.  When you reset the machine, it automatically
types a DATE command followed by the current date and time to
automatically set the system time on startup.  It works well
and does not interfere with your normal startup-sequence.

It also contains 7K of RAM to hold keyboard macros.  You can define a
keyboard macro (including mouse movements) and assign it to a key.
It also contains many popular key macros (such as "DISKCOPY DF0:  TO
DF1:")  stored in ROM.

The Timesaver unit also contains a history buffer, offers
command-line editing (alright, so that's not a big deal if you have
ConMan or the 1.3 NEWCON:) and offers a security feature that locks
up the keyboard until you type a four-letter password.

All features of the TimeSaver can be disabled or enabled with a few
keypresses, so it doesn't get in the way of software or games which
need to access the keyboard in strange ways.

I'm asking $40 for the unit.  The reason why I am selling it is that
I just bought a Microbotics Starboard II + SCSI interface, and it
includes a battery-backed clock as part of the package.  Now I need
money to help pay my Visa bill.

If you are interested, send me email.

                    --M

Michael Portuesi / Information Technology Center / Carnegie Mellon University
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