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#21386 PCSA and Windows Message #21406
From: Bill Mayhew [VAX/DECPC] The DEC PC Forum · Applications September 9, 1990 1:21 PM
Mark, You should really ask this question in the VAX Forum, where PCSA is covered. This Forum is devoted to DEC personal computers, including the Rainbow, DECmate, and VAXmate. To answer your question, PCSA and Windows have worked together well for many years. But if you are talking Windows 3.0,…
#PCSA and Windows Message #21386
From: Mark Lee The DEC PC Forum · Applications September 7, 1990 2:55 AM
Windows, and PCSA are they ever going to work together (read work together well)?
#21152- File listing Message #21165
From: Roy Pasini The DEC PC Forum · Applications August 4, 1990 10:37 AM
In addition to this wonderful resource (CompuServe, I mean), you might like to know there's 30M of Rainbow software on the SF Fido available to you. Call 415 981-3325 during non-business hours PDT (6 pm to 8am M-F, all day weekends, holidays), and log on.
#21092 Printer query Message #21093
From: Carl Neiburger The DEC PC Forum · Applications July 24, 1990 5:23 PM
Bill, Thanks. I'll try enclosing a short program to reset "all pitches" mode in case that helps. I'm also sending a definition file for one-across labels, which should allow a work-around one way or the other. — Carl
#21091 #Printer query Message #21092
Carl, A Letterprinter 100 is a/k/a an LA100. The sequence [2w is 12-pitch, which I *think* is the same as the LA50. But the LA100 is different from the LA50 in that it has interchangeable fonts (both in cartridges and in chip form). The machine in question may, possibly, not…
#Printer query Message #21091
From: Carl Neiburger The DEC PC Forum · Applications July 24, 1990 2:52 PM
Yikes! The hazards of being a "public domain software" author. I got a call a few minutes ago from a woman in Tucson who had just received a copy of MLRB, a mailing list program that I wrote five years ago, from Caroline Mack. She got everything entered and ready…