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This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.

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#553 Geneology? Message #646
From: Jim Steele AMIGAUSER Forum · Forum Business/Help September 13, 1990 9:01 PM
Thanks, Mike. If I ever get serious about this genealogy, I'll be sure to check the CIS forum. Right now, I'm just too busy… I'm trying to put together a 30 second tv spot for the local Amiga dealer…. in 2 weeks. Jim
#509- Whereis w19b.lzh? Message #639
From: Betty Clay/SYSOP AMIGAUSER Forum · Forum Business/Help September 13, 1990 8:20 PM
No – they are still in lib 5. I would suggest that you go to Lib5 and use BRO KEY:WHAP That should bring them up, one by one. Betty
#377- A/B switch Message #633
From: Bruno Kochan AMIGAUSER Forum · Forum Business/Help September 13, 1990 6:41 PM
Patrick, I have the FG, a printer and an A2000, but no A/B switch bu they are available. Check with your dealer, they usually supply them. It is meant for switching between two peripherals, so it will work with all three elements. Bruno Kochan 76665,376
#524- ISO 8859 Font?? Message #561
From: Michael Shea AMIGAUSER Forum · Forum Business/Help September 12, 1990 10:36 PM
[ continuation ] HP48 with a font editor. The following is a short list containing a description of some ISO 8859 characters along with there character numbers. If anyone finds a font that matches all my examples, let me know where I can get it and I will test it…
#524- ISO 8859 Font?? Message #559
From: Michael Shea AMIGAUSER Forum · Forum Business/Help September 12, 1990 10:35 PM
Vic, OK here's the scoop. I am going to write an Editor that will allow me to write HP-48SX programs on my Amiga for downloading to the calculator. For you folks not in the know, the HP-48SX in Hewlett Packard's new wonder handheld machine. It comes with 30K of memory…
#Geneology? Message #553
From: Mike Hobart AMIGAUSER Forum · Forum Business/Help September 12, 1990 10:07 PM
Jim, Betty will probably mention it, but one place that can give you some help, should you be interested, is the genealogy forum on Compuserve (GO ROOTS). They are always helpful to newcomers to the field… Mike