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From: flounder@westfort.UUCP (The Flounder)
Newsgroups: misc.forsale,comp.sys.m6809,comp.os.os9
Subject: Re: coco equipment for sale
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Date: 3 Mar 89 17:57:58 GMT
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Whew!  A lot of questions, so let's get to it.  You can find used MPI's for 
$25-$30 if you hang out on CoCo oriented boards.  The best deal I've seen 
going for small hard disks is from Arizona Small Computer Peripherals - check 
their ads in Rainbow.  Vaughn Cato's program (OSTERM) does a pretty good job 
of ANSI emulation.  Several RSDOS based programs do decent vt100, notably 
VTERM from Gimmesoft.  If you want to go multi-user, you really have to haLck 
the multi-pak and acquire at least one rs232pak.  I'll outline the mpi hack 
and the accompanying software if you ask for it.
Richard Scranton

GEnie address R.SCRANTON
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