On 19 Jan 02 at 0:00, Automatic digest processor wrote:
>>"Anthony J. Albert" wrote:
>>
>>> Thanks for the link. It's nice to see someone else working with a real
>>> "SurvPC" *grin*
>>Oh those were the days... of entering a few k of hexadecimal from
>>dense printed columns of the stuff in a magazine, a finger at a
>>time, with hours spend looking for the fingerflubs after which it
>>might work, .. but then again, maybe not. :)
Oh, yeah, I remember many an hour typing in programs from Compute's
Gazette!, or Commodore Run magazine (I still have quite a good
collection in the storage shed ;)). The best way to do that was to
wait until a couple of issues appeared after the issue containing the
program I was interested in appeared and then look for the bug fixes
that would almost inevitably appear. It seemed to prevent a lot of
wasted typing, IIRC.
Regards,
Dale Mentzer
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