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Info-Atari16 Digest   Saturday, March 11, 1989   Volume 89 : Issue 77

This weeks Editor: Bill Westfield

Today's Topics:

                       Re: OSS Personal Pascal
                             Re: Ethernet
                            Re: ARC sites
                                Re: lc
                            Re: ARC sites
                   SPEED CONTROL FOR FLOPPY DRIVES
                       MouseTrap for the Megas
                      RE: ST Conversion to a MAC
                              SICK MICE
               STWriter printer driver needed FAST!!!!
                                Re: lc
        cartridge port problems on mega st2 (boardrevision 5)
             Re: Atari ST mouse: is there an alternative?
          Anyone coming to Cebit in Hannover (W. Germany) ?

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Date: 5 Mar 89 22:01:56 GMT
From: sdcc6!sdcc10!cs163afu@ucsd.edu  (Some call me...Tim)
Subject: Re: OSS Personal Pascal
To: info-atari16@score.stanford.edu

In article <4499@cs.Buffalo.EDU> ugmuldoo@sunybcs.UUCP (Thomas Muldoon) writes:
> ...
>  First does Personal have a random number generator?

The easiest way to get a random number is with the XBIOS random
function.  

FUNCTION Random : Long_Integer ;
XBIOS(17) ;

This returns a 24 bit random number.

> ...
> Second how do you clear the screen in Personal?? 

I usually use an escape sequence to do this.

write(chr(27),'E') ;   { ESCAPE 'E' -- CAPITAL E -- clears the screen }

This information comes out of Atari ST Internals from Abacus
Software, but there is apparently another book available that is a
lot better organized, though the name escapes me...I can find it if
there's any interest.

-----------
Tim Mensch                		Disclaimer:  No one is responsible
EMAIL : tmensch@ucsd.edu    			     for what I say.

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Date: 5 Mar 89 17:22:33 GMT
From: brunix!rjd@uunet.uu.net  (Rob Demillo)
Subject: Re: Ethernet
To: info-atari16@score.stanford.edu

In article <4481@cs.Buffalo.EDU> ugbernie@cs.Buffalo.EDU (Bernard Bediako) writes:
>
>	Are there any Ethernet controllers out for the ST?
>I've wondering if it will be possible to port the Ethernet control (Amoeba)
>to MINIX-ST and cross mount a sun's hard disk to MINIX's filesystem?
>						bernie
>

According to the April '89 issue of STart, FutureDOS (a Canadian company)
will soon be releasing an Ethernet controller board 
called TAXI (The Atari eXtended Interface) for the 520s, 1040s and 
Megas. (The 520s and 1040s communicate thru the DMA port, while the
Mega uses the internal bus.)

For further info:
	FutureDOS R&D
	1207-120 Torresdale Ave
	North York, Ontario
	M2R 3N7
	(416) 736-0321

The price of the boards is expected to be in the $1K-$2K range.

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