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From: raz%kilowatt@Sun.COM (Steve -Raz- Berry)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech
Subject: Re: CGA output from an Amiga (blasphemous, I know)
Keywords: video output
Message-ID: <96575@sun.Eng.Sun.COM>
Date: 30 Mar 89 01:35:44 GMT
References: <391@bti.UUCP>
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[Kids, don't try this at home...]

In article <391@bti.UUCP> scobb@bti.UUCP (Steve Cobb) writes:

>	Does anybody have information on how to get CGA output out of 
>    the Amiga video connector.  No, I'm not sick, twisted and ...

Yes, first find an unused and unwanted Amiga video cable. Get a big
hammer and put it in your right hand. nEXt, smash one end of the 
connector into little ittie bittie bits. Collect the pieces that are
now spread out over the sourounding area and the frayed end of the 
video cable and dump them inside (very important) an IBM PC, with the
still unsmashed end sticking out of the most convienent opening.
Lastly connect the cable to the CGA monitor. What's that you say?
The cable doesn't connect to the monitor? You still have your hammer
don't you?

>	Thanks in advance,
>		Steve Cobb

Duh, where do these go ":*) :*) :*)" ??


Steve -Raz- Berry
UUCP: sun!kilowatt!raz 
"Fate, it protects little children, old women, and ships named Enterprize"