I noticed this on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=80075item=5112738659rd=1ssPageName=WD1V
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On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 12:20 AM, Bill Brown wrote:
Bye the waye. I don't have *everything* in my basement. Only Stuart has
those prized Colour Classic name plates for a Colo(u)r Classic :].
Never knew that a 'u' could be so prized! ;-)
But if anyone would like one in exchange for a
On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 10:12 AM, Bill Brown
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We shall see if the basement has anything in the way the
downstream part of Joe's Radius card. I am a bit concerned about Joe's
card
being a Color Pivot card. While I believe that Radius did make such
color
cards for
Yo compacters everywhere,
Where our Joe WF Runnels [EMAIL PROTECTED] asked:
I got a radius pivot card in my SE/30 when I saved it from a dumpster, I
know I need the cable to connect an external monitor to it... I checked the
site that soemone suggested before and could not discern this form
Hi all,
I got a radius pivot card in my SE/30 when I saved it from a dumpster, I
know I need the cable to connect an external monitor to it, but can it
make the internal monitor display greyscale?
I checked the site that soemone suggested before and could not discern
this form the site, does
but can it
make the internal monitor display greyscale?
No. Only Micron Technology came up with a scheme to do that.
does anyone have the cable I need, the card is a
color pivot Ver. 2.6 with 256K.
I think your best chance would be from tacobill, a member of this list, who
shows up mostly on
