Thomas Morehouse wrote: > Thanks gentlemen. I'd used serial cables (null modem) for transferring > files between DOS and Windows machines before. Forgot about the 100/102 > Telcom method.
If you use TELCOM, I'd recommend you keep the speed at 1200 or 2400 bauds. While the M100 can do 19200, I had a few issues using faster speed until I got a proper cable and started using mComm/TS-DOS. > I'm creating a database of all the aircraft we have at the New England Air > Museum. Sounds cool. :o) > Much easier to use my 100, walking from plane to plane, than my Win10 > laptop. Once created, I'll import the data into our main ResourceMate > cataloguing system. Are you using Super-rom? I was puzzled by the features of Lucid and Lucid DB. I tried to use them for a pet project of mine but the 250 records/table limit made it impossible :o( Eric
