Date: Mon, 07 Feb 2000 02:29:49 -700
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: IBM PS\1 & N-T 1.11.2X
Nice to here from you, Jeff and Heimo!
Yes, I've thought about adding a faster modem to it and some other kind
of storage -- but heck -- I already have that with a few of my other
computers. For now, I decided just to enjoy this one as "close to
original" as possible. Actually, believe it or not, IBM still has a
fairly complete line of hardware, parts and upgrade materials for sale
for this machine (kind of expensive, though). Should I decided to add
anything, I'll probably give them a call. The COM UART is 16450, so
if I add a modem, it would (I think) have to be in the 14.4 kbps class.
What I *did* do was utilize the InterLnk program with it and make it a
server operated through a modern Toshiba Satellite client (which
works just fine) with a parallel cable connection. I mainly need this
for using F-PROT to check the PS/1 for viruses (F-PROT no longer runs
on anything less than a 386) by running the program from the Toshiba's
end. By connecting the Toshiba to the PS/1, I should have enough of
the more powerful application needs satisfied for what is lacking in
the PS/1.
By the way, instead of Net-Tamer's "old RED" editor, someone gave me a
copy of "Editor.exe" (which closely emulates the WordStar editing
conventions (my recent favorite editor, but at only 35k) that works
just fine for my e-mail needs with this machine and Net-Tamer V1.11.2X.
Editor.exe is an old Digital Research editor.
C:\>_______j_e_r_r_y__j__h_a_u_m_b_e_r_g_e_r_______ **another*happy**
#:/>_an_advocate_of_sensible_CLI_operating_systems_ **WordStar*user**
-*- Why are we in such a hurry? Let's make haste slowly!
Net-Tamer V 1.11.2X - Registered
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