>Date: Mon, 12 Aug 2002 11:16:19 -0400
>From: the pickle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>1) No, although a publishing contact of mine who collaborated with him on
>publicity for the Mac II RUS book says he recently heard a rumour 
>that Pina had
>died.  Both of us were puzzled and saddened by this news, and Don 
>was unable to
>come up with any actual evidence.  He said that Pina was a bit of a recluse,
>and it was entirely possible that he might have started the rumour himself to
>get people to quit bugging him.

Boy, I hope it's the latter and not the former.  Yes, I would feel 
bad asking him for help fixing an analog board, unless he indicated 
eagerness to help, but asking him about the missing chapter in his 
book doesn't bother me.   I just wish there was some way to do so. 
Maybe someone can get Kyle that address.  I hope he's still around. 
His books were worth far more than the price charged.   Of course, 
now days that appears to be literaly true.  I saw a "Dead Mac 
Scrolls" (or was it MRUS?) go for over $100 on Ebay about a year ago 
or so.   Of course, the seller only said it contained Mac repair 
info.  He didn't bother to mention which models it covered...

>The only thing I can think of is that they might be in Classic and SE RUS and
>the publishers decided to move that chapter to the later book at the last
>minute, and the editor failed to notice that reference.

I don't have that one.  I remember browsing it at a store, but never 
bought it.  I never had an SE or Classic.   I had a friend with a 
Classic.  What were they thinking with that funny RAM module?

>>it
>>cuts out (machine restarts or shuts down) and the neon bulb comes on.
>>I figure that bulb must be a clue to what's happening when I flex the
>>board.
>
>I bet it's an indicator of some sort for the situation you describe :)

LOL.

Jeff Walther

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