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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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From: Patricia Schnaidt Forum: Network Computing Forum July 7, 1995 7:13 PM
John, our wireless review just came out in our July issue (I'm getting old when I'm thinking that our wireless testing is not done when it is!). It's page 82 in the July issue. We looked at Digital, Solectek, Windata, IBM, Infralan, and Photonics. Read action !
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From: Jim Henderson [NetWire] Forum: Network Computing Forum July 6, 1995 1:18 AM
Yup – as you go up in frequency, your range drops pretty drastically. But with repeaters in the middle, you might be able to get a bit more distance out of them. Jim Read action !
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From: Sysop James Jones Forum: Network Computing Forum July 6, 1995 12:09 AM
Hi, John… >>>Tell me more about the Paraflector. Manufacturered by SCALA Electronic Corp in Medford, Oregon. The phone number I have for them is 503-779-6500. The Paraflector is a ruggedly built 900 MHz designed for a professional in communications and is fairly large for what is thought of as a…
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Sell me a CD-R! Message #118703
From: Syndesis Forum: Network Computing Forum July 5, 1995 2:27 PM
Fleece me, fleece me! 🙂 I want to part with my cash! I want to buy a CDROM recording drive. My company has three CDROM titles now, and we're about to make a fourth. The price of CD-R has dropped so much, and we've invented other reasons to get a…
From: Katherine Cochrane Forum: Network Computing Forum July 5, 1995 1:48 PM
Hmm. Sorry, I use WINCIM or MacCIM. I don't know how to change the forum name with TapCIS. Kevin or Rich should be able to help, though. It is confusing that there are so many places you can change names — in you GUI, in the forum "Conference" area, in…
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From: J Stepler Forum: Network Computing Forum July 5, 1995 1:25 PM
You're welcome, David. Jennifer
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From: J Stepler Forum: Network Computing Forum July 5, 1995 1:25 PM
Deirdre' No offense was taken. I was just trying to add a little humor to a thread that is in dire need of lightening up. Jennifer
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From: J Stepler Forum: Network Computing Forum July 5, 1995 1:22 PM
Bob, Yes, I do. I'm in the development department, and he's in the materials management department, but we often work together on projects. Including the one that you've been helping us with. It was through monitoring this forum that I realized how much we DON'T know about all this stuff.…
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From: Jerry Warner Forum: Network Computing Forum July 5, 1995 12:57 PM
Gilles, Many replication plants will provide clip art of the logos for you. Jerry Warner CD Solutions, Inc.
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From: incatsystems softwa Forum: Network Computing Forum July 5, 1995 11:58 AM
Dear What's-yer-name, Glad to hear Mike was on the ball (he always is). I don't even pretend to keep track of SCSI compatibilities and problems, so I rely on the hard-core tech support guys to handle them. I will appreciate adding the board to my list of potential trouble spots…
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From: JERRY TURPIN Forum: Network Computing Forum July 5, 1995 10:58 AM
I have a new RCD1000, but still have an older RCD202. My setup is almost what you propose, except I am using a 486/DX4 100. (2 Scsi controllers) large scsi hd's etc, and the latest version of the software. If you make an ISO file the disks are almost always…
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From: JERRY TURPIN Forum: Network Computing Forum July 5, 1995 10:49 AM
I also have the new RCD1000 and have had ZERO Problems. I have used the older RCD202 for a couple of years, and if you follow the instructions from Pinnacle have had no trouble with it either. If anyone out ther wants to sell their "useless" rcd202 for $400 or…
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From: Bob Starrett Forum: Network Computing Forum July 5, 1995 9:36 AM
I agree – although the title should be "Kovanen's 2 problems". Rich?
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From: Bob Starrett Forum: Network Computing Forum July 5, 1995 9:36 AM
Jennifer- Do you work with Robert Kolev? BOB
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From: Daniel G Mintz Forum: Network Computing Forum July 5, 1995 8:44 AM
Thanks, Deirdre'. I received a prompt answer from Pinnacle Europe this morning, and he basically blamed my Adaptec PCMCIA SCSI card. I'm going to talk to Adaptec, and do some more experimentation on my own. I'll let you know what I find out. – Harry (you can call me Ray,…
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From: Daniel G Mintz Forum: Network Computing Forum July 5, 1995 8:11 AM
Arrgh. I'm not sure how to set the forum settings, other than to have Tapcis rejoin the forum, which I've done several times. Guess I'll ask for help from the Tapcis forum, unless someone here knows the command.
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From: Gilles Kohl Forum: Network Computing Forum July 5, 1995 3:44 AM
Hi, I'm looking for the 'CDROM Digital Data' logo to include on CD-R labels that we print, does anybody know where that could be found ? Either as a bitmap, or in a vector format like Corel Draw. Thanks in advance, Gilles.
From: Smart and Friendly Team Forum: Network Computing Forum July 4, 1995 11:32 PM
There will be a Smart and Friendly (GO SMART) in the CDVENB forum. It should be up any day now. I have not heard any complaints about the drive at all. I'd be interested in any feedback that you get. Michael Forman Smart and Friendly
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#Smart ad friendly? Message #118648
From: Eduardo Pampinella Forum: Network Computing Forum July 4, 1995 10:58 AM
any experience with the CD-R 1002? any adresse on Compuserve? Thanxs, Eduardo
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From: The Gear Team Forum: Network Computing Forum July 4, 1995 7:32 AM
Hi, Yes even us so called experts run into problems we can't solve. So my friends, I turn to you for a helping hand. A client of ours works under windows for workgroups 3.11. He has created a disc that can be accessed fine on a stand alone PC. He…
#118627-AV SCSI drives Message #118639
From: helmut huth Forum: Network Computing Forum July 4, 1995 6:32 AM
Paul, Thank you
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From: incatsystems softwa Forum: Network Computing Forum July 4, 1995 1:52 AM
Sorry, I didn't mean it to sound that way! If anything, I was incredulous and delighted that the seemingly unsolvable was solved. Which gives us another set of questions to ask every user: what else is sitting on the table with your CD recorder? Are you in the flight path…
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From: The Gear Team Forum: Network Computing Forum July 4, 1995 1:50 AM
Hi Thomas, Glad to hear we could help. Paul
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From: incatsystems softwa Forum: Network Computing Forum July 4, 1995 1:49 AM
Well, you've got me stumped. I'm forwarding your original message to a friend at Pinnacle Europe who has been very reliable and quick in helping Pinnacle people for me. No, you don't need MSCDEX to record, only if you want to use your recorder as a reader and/or use some…
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From: Patricia Schnaidt Forum: Network Computing Forum July 4, 1995 12:11 AM
We don't have anything written up, since we're still in the middle of testing. We didn't purposely exclude FreeWave; I've never heard of the product. I don't have the list of products we tested in front of me — I'll have to check. We're doing both the inbuilding and th…
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From: Katherine Cochrane Forum: Network Computing Forum July 4, 1995 12:03 AM
Paul, You're absolutely right, of course. I was nitpicking to a certain degree. When I was doing one-off CDs as a business, I had a dedicated machine that was bare-bones, as you advocated. Only made one frisbee when I was starting out, but it was through operator head-space error, not…
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From: Paul N. Mulcahy Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 11:53 PM
You are right, I rebooted and paid attention to the messages and the aspi4dos recognizes the Pinnacle and reports on the firmware revision as well. I also recall reading, probably the manual or one of incats postings that the ADMI in RCD-Pro was a device driver for the recorder as…
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From: Katherine Cochrane Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 10:30 PM
Paul, I think the CDR will also be controlled though aspi4dos, but someone from one or more of the premastering software companies would be a more authoritative source of information than I. Deirdre'? Paul? Peter? Jackson? or Jack? You can tell by watching the screen when you boot up –…
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From: Jim Henderson [NetWire] Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 10:22 PM
>> They claim distances of up to 20 miles "line of sight", but I'd love to >> determine what that really means before a dump $2,500 on a pair of >> these. That means that the range is point-to-point, and that it won't go through obstructions easilly. Are you familiar…
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From: Paul N. Mulcahy Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 8:04 PM
Helmut, I am using an internal Seagate Barracuda ST32550N which is (according to the vendor) an AV or Intelligent Thermal Recalibrating drive. It is attached to an Adaptec 1542CF SCSI controller. I am using Adaptec EZ-SCSI v. 3.11. I have an external Pinnacle RCD-1000 attached to the SCSI bus.
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From: Paul N. Mulcahy Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 7:55 PM
I believe the Pinnacle uses a device driver called ADMI which is activated when the RCD (Easy CD Pro) is entered. The only device driver used for the SCSI bus is aspi4dos for the AV hard disk. What I meant was the config and autoexec are REALLY slim!
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From: David J Kovanen Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 4:50 PM
True, but not I. I was quite explicit in giving thanks and credit to Jennifer on this forum. True, I didn't tank here in every single message. She and Mike Wright have been most helpful.
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From: David J Kovanen Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 4:50 PM
Quite reasonable. Interesting that rather than attacking ME, you dealt with the problem, that being communication expressions and the attempt to effectively communicate. Your points are good. Thanks for the attitude. And, yes, I'll watch these expressions more closely.
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From: David J Kovanen Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 4:44 PM
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From: Katherine Cochrane Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 3:08 PM
Harry, You still look like Daniel. Have you checked the forum settings as well as your own interface settings? Kathy
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From: Katherine Cochrane Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 3:08 PM
MSCDE X is used by CD players, but not by recorders. If you're using a SCSI adapter (and I think that's required by some, if not all, premastering s/w — I've been told that such s/w makes calls directly to the ASPI drivers), the recorder is controlled by the drivers…
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From: J Stepler Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 1:57 PM
>You solved your problem thanks to Jennifer?< Gee Deirdre', SOME people would take offense at the incredulity in your message. Jennifer
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From: Sysop James Jones Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 1:36 PM
Hi, John…maybe this info will assist >>>What was the range of products that you included? I'm not involved in the lab testing, John, but I may be able to offer some experience with the 900 Mhz band. o With the short stubby antenna directly connected to the unit, the range…
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From: Daniel G Mintz Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 1:21 PM
Deirdre', Another reply mentioned that he does not use the MSCDEX driver when recording. Do you have any info or recommendations on the effects of that?
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From: Daniel G Mintz Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 1:21 PM
Paul, what general type of platform are you using? Desktop machine, hard drive type, etc? That sounds like a lot of hassle to go through, at least the part about maintaining a stripped copy of Windows itself. What I'm trying to pin down is whether there's a big overhead factor…
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From: Daniel G Mintz Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 11:32 AM
I went into CompuServe's permanent settings and changed the username there, and rejoined the forum, but last time I scanned the forum it still said "Hello, Daniel G. Mintz" . I tried switching Smartdrive off for the D: drive, and used the TEST feature, and still underran the buffer after…
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From: Daniel G Mintz Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 11:32 AM
Thanks, Dana, I'd be interested in hearing about your findings. Harry Gardner (A.K.A. Daniel Mintz, hoping the forum recognizes my real name now)
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#AV SCSI drives Message #118586
From: helmut huth Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 7:30 AM
Hello, I am looking for recommandations about AV or AV-friendly SCSI disk-drives in the range from 1 to 2 GB, to be used with different CD-Recorders and different software products. Any information is welcome Helmut
From: Thomas Pletl Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 7:27 AM
Kathy and Paul, thanks for your informations! We decided to write CDs from the computer that contains two SCSI adapters. What Paul said finally worked out: I changed the entry in the gear.ini file and GearXPress recognised the CD unit. Thanks again Thomas
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From: Nico Maaskant Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 2:12 AM
>>So, yes, for safety, it is best to avoid such phrases.
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From: Patricia Schnaidt Forum: Network Computing Forum July 3, 1995 12:29 AM
John, we literally have a review of these wireless modems underway at the moment in our Syracuse labs. We've had good experiences with these modems so far, and surprisingly they do go the distance. The FreeWave product is not in our review. Read action !reply Enter reply. (/EXIT when done)…
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From: Michael F. Pitsch Forum: Network Computing Forum July 2, 1995 2:43 PM
"Anyhow, what I am trying to say is gold disc is harder to read. Most drives will not give you the same performance specs using gold disc as they do with silver." Felix, Very interesting, indeed. Thanks for the info. Mike
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From: Michael F. Pitsch Forum: Network Computing Forum July 2, 1995 1:59 PM
"I'm willing to bet that no one's ever had to send in a Plextor drive for that kind of adjustment.." Deirdre', Maybe, but I just sent a 2 year old one in to have the laser replaced Mike
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From: Felix Nemirovsky Forum: Network Computing Forum July 2, 1995 11:53 AM
Well that's an easy one (NOT!). In most cases there is a focus sensitivity circuit that can be adjusted on the oscilloscope. It gives you the best ability to read as far to the left of the track as to the right. As you might already know silver discs differ…
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From: Paul N. Mulcahy Forum: Network Computing Forum July 2, 1995 2:06 AM
Addition to my otherreply: smartdrive and mscdex do not appear in my autoexec.bat, and the RCD works fine.
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