So Greg
You've cleaned up the subject line and got even less response? What do
you need to do now to get your answer? ;-))
I used to teach kids with a BBC Acorn Model A with a 5.25" floppy
drive, back when floppy meant floppy. We plugged a Commstar
communications chip into it and logged in to Telecom's Viatel to do
PEAC studies. Of course the Model A didn't have the chips in it to
connect to the phone connection (First Nice Modem - 200 baud) and it
took me all weekend trying and retrying all the settings to realise it
wouldn't do it - so it was sent off to Perth from sunny little
Burracoppin to have its right hemisphere installed. Wow, that was in
1985!
Regards
Reg
On 15 Nov 2004, at 5:36pm, Greg Sharp wrote:
I feel a right goose. I've cleaned up the subject line. Teach me to
make
posts while watching Futurama.
All the best
Greg Sharp
On 15/11/04 10:01 AM, "Rod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think you kinda missed the point on Andrew's post Greg. Have
another look
at your subject line..
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