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From: jburka@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (Jeffrey C. Burka)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: RS232 expansions
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Date: 22 Feb 90 20:58:25 GMT
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In article <11308@etana.tut.fi> av74381@varis.tut.fi (Vesterinen Arto) writes:
>I'm looking for info about a product called DC-PORT. According to 
>Double Click software it expands ST's rs-lines to three. I have
>their address, but I would like to make my order by phone using
>Visa.
>
>The problem is that I do not know their telephone number,
>would someone please email it to me. Email address would also 
>be great help.

Yes, DC Port gives an extra two serial ports, tacked on to the cartridge
port (they also have a version that gives a total of 5 ports--ARMUDIC,
a club BBS in the Wash, DC area uses the 4-port version; works like a charm
with Michtron BBS 3.0!).

Anyway, I don't think DC is set up to take Visa charges.  I've been over
my hardcopy shareware docs as well as the DC Utils manual, and can't find
a phone number.  However, their address is:

Double Click Software
P.O. Box 741206
Houston, Texas  77274

DC also runs a bulletin board at (713)-944-0108. (300/1200 baud only).

Mike Vederman reads the Net, too.  The address is uace0@uhnix2
(or was when my shareware docs were printed)

Jeff