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> I would tell you that one of the "embedded applications" of MC68020 is FADEC (Full Authority Digital Engine Control) for turbofans. And that's not a joke… Is that really true? I use FADEC a lot without knowing I am really flying an A1200… Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from…
> Maybe it's because the 4000T is aimed here at the US market, like the 1200 is aimed at the Europe market? I think there's more of a demand for 4000T's over here for the video industry—–I know I want one. LOL! C64 for the Chinese, A1200 for the Europeans,…
> I hope things have gone better today! Unfortunately not yet… didnt have the time to try. Looking through all the answers I got.. Thanks alot to everybody. I dont want to sound stupid and I know that many of these matters have been discussed in this forum before. I…
Thank you, Jim, you sound reassuring. >Might I ask, do you get a "complete" window in the corner of the screen? No, I dont. I get a small "Dialling…" window where I can watch the progress of the connection. After getting connected, I can see CIS asking for my password,…
I complained at Cserve last night about not supporting the AMIGA. I receiced the following reply: >>To: Michael Nicolaisen Fr: Monika Stephan / CSCS Re: Support of HMI for Amiga Dear Mr. Nicolaisen, Thank you for using feedback. No doubt you've heard that terminal emulation is obsolete at CompuServe. This…
AMIGA in London
Message #216433
I will spend a day in London/England soon. Can anybody give me adresses in the city where I can visit AMIGA dealers? It should be possible to reach them by underground or bus. Thank you! Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
>And if you'd rather spend more money on CompuServe to use a pretty CIM type product, .. yes, sometimes I would like to do that too! I do like Autopilot very much; its good for the forums but not for all CIS business. Sometimes I want something pretty, too. And:…
#Still No Internet
Message #216320
I am sick of it!!! For the last three days and most of the nights I am trying to get into the Internet via Compuserve. During most of that time I had two editor-windows, one shell, and at least one multiview window on my screen. I have beent reading and…
What other program do you mean? Everybody here says the interinstall v.1.51 script works fine but it seems not to work for me. I get connected to CIS until it says PPP CONNECTION and then it stops with the PPP FAILED message. Michael Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
Lets hope for the best! IMHO: APPLE 97 = COMMODORE 94 Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
No Internet
Message #216189
OK, I got a little further with my Internet – Problem. I dialed into CIS using TERM, doing my ppp-dial script manually. This is what I get: (my comments after the >> ) atz OK atdt06920976 >>Compuserve Frankfurt, Germany CONNECT 14400/LAPM 003?AKV Hoot Naie: +AES >>I type in "+CIS" User…
Erich, that was one of the quickest answers I ever got. Thank you. I will try this out as soon as I can. I know about the time difference. Last night I tried to dial in via TERM doing my dial script "manually". It seemed to work, I saw garbled…
No Internet
Message #216152
I still have the following problem connecting to the Internet via Compuserve and AMI/TCP. – I ran the iinstall script. – after typing "internet" the PPP window opens and dials – it connects to CIS – it sends my ID number together with the go:pppconnect – the PPP window closes…
I have exactly the same problem as Joergen: I ran ther iinstall script alright, it dials alright, it connects to cis, but right after the password it fails. It is late at night now, but it still does not work. What else could be the problem? Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside)…
Why not call it ESCOMMODORE? 🙂 Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
#195681-
#C65
Message #195942
People in other parts of the world don`t live on trees anymore! They know what modern computers look like. A lot of modern business software is being programmed in India today because of the low wages there, but still not on C64s! Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
#195645-
1541
Message #195941
I still have two of them here and would sell them real cheap… Are you all still serious? Everybody is talking about making C64s and 1541 disk drives… I want to see new AMIGAs… lets talk about that! Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
Sorry, Dave, tried to upload it twice, would not work. Have to read the docs again and will try again later… Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
Dave, I uploaded FED from my 1.3-Extras-Disk. Hope it is ok with the copyright and hope you can use it – never uploaded anything before. Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
It sure looks like Germany is becoming the home of the AMIGA again (Remember where the first A2000s came from?) Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
.. and let it have a built-in flicker fixer so I can connect any decent monitor to the damn machine. Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
Thank you for your help anyways. I just returned the 3.1 ROM to my dealer, will get a new one soon. There seem to be a lot of things about GVP boards – reading the AmigaVend Forum – I tried to disable my accelerator but it would not work either.…
#GVP
Message #192922
Erik, what is wrong with GVP SCSI termination? I am having difficulties connecting a Quantum Empire 1080 to my Series II controller inside my Amiga 2000. It works well with a CD ROM and a Syquest, but it refuses to even recognize the new HD. As you seem to have…
Thank you for your help. I will try to get the latest update from WP in Germany. Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
#3.1
Message #192920
.. I bought it… Cannot get it to run (i.e. boot) on my AMIGA 2000/GVP030! 🙁 Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
Where did you get your Word Perfect? I am using WP 4.1 for more than 4 years but I have never heard of a preview function. It is not described in the handbook. Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
Sure: It's gonna be a small laptop that weighs about three pounds, with an 68040 at 33 MHz, 10" active matrix 24bit color display, 16 MB RAM expandable to 256 MB, built-in trackball, SCSI-2, highspeed modem, an HD-disk drive, 2 PCMIA slots, Kickstart 4.0, priced at $ 1999.- It is…
Depends on what you call "the product" when you talk about software. The code? The logic? The name? The idea behind it? The disk it is on? Michael Nicolaisen on AMIGA/AP 1.77 from Germany
#AmigaWorld ends 🙁
Message #187210
Want more good news? 🙁 Out of the three remaining German Amiga Mags (Amiga plus, Amiga Special, Amiga Magazine) only the latter has come up with a March issue – the other two have vanished form the newsstands and I can get no information about them. Does anyone know anything…
If you've already purchased a Ford Escort you should not have to buy a whole new car if you just need a new engine, right? That's not so absurd after all. Michael Nicolaisen on AMIGA/AP 1.77 from Germany
Why did you let your mother-in-law buy an MS-DOS PC first of all? Just print the recipes out and let her type them in for buying that machine. Do you know why the PENTIUM chip was never called the 586? On the first prototype, they typed in "486 + 100".…
There is some gimmick that emulates the ATARI on a MAC, maybe there was a mixup? I read about it in one of the latest Mac Magazines; I'll try to find the article again and post it here. Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
SCSI to SCSI
Message #186820
David, you sent this question tome as an EMail but I will also post the answer here so evryone can read and discuss the subject. Hope you don't mind! >Michael, > Can you tell me what you have read regarding connections between a PC >and an Amiga SCSI ports. David,…
Marion, what is allthat "newsletter" talk about? Can I get it in Europe? Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
>You might have to remove 2MB from your fast ram, I believe, because Picasso >needs to address that memory space for it's own. >Joachim Sondermann-Bieker >on Amiga AutoPilot 1.77 from Cologne, Germany I have a Spectrum board in my A 2000 which also adresses some memory space within the 8…
I have heard of an A 5000 on the market which is not an AMIGA but an ACORN computer. ACORNS are made and sold in Great Britain, as far as I know. Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
> What I'd like to know is whether either MaxDOS or CrossMac support Emplant partitions, and how well. I'd like to know that too. Does anybody know the answer? Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
Are you sure about that price? Sounds a bit expensive for just a little piece of utility. I am very interested in getting a solution like that because I am using a Mac Powerbook while I am away from home. I only got this machine because there was no portable…
I can tell you that it is a lot more complicated on a German keyboard… You have to use a combination with the ALT key because actually there is no ' on the keyboard… Well, at least I know how to do it now. Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from…
Yes, you're right, I found this out by trying hard, too. What would be interesting for me: Is it also that complicated to achieve "correct" apostrophes on english keyboards? So: What key(s) do people with an english keyboard press for 's? Michael Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
Marianne, 1. What kind of computer and 2. What kind of word processor are you using? 3. What does "everything guru's" mean exactly? Michael Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
Thank you David. I will try to get the right cables and connect the two… Which AMIGA controller do you use? Michael Michael Nicolaisen (Intel outside) Greetings from Germany
Do I get this right: When you have an Emplant you do not need CrossMac or MaxDOS? Michael Michael Nicolaisen Greetings from Germany (it's not raining any more!)
#SCSI Link
Message #186437
I have an AMIGA 2000 with a GVP Series II SCSI card and several drives connected to it internally. Does anyone know if it is possible to connect another SCSI controller to the external SCSI connection of my AMIGA to access the internal drives? What I would like to do…
Mike, I do have an old A1000 somewhere in a box, and I should have the V1.2 disks as well. If it is important to you I can look for them. Michael Nicolaisen Greetings from Germany (where it`s raining all the time)
Marion, where can I read that test? Thank you for your help! Michael Nicolaisen Greetings from Germany (where it`s raining all the time)
Joan, as I am calling in from Germany I don't know much about Telnet at all. When I tried to get into compuserve via the Frankfurt node with autopilot for the first time it would not work. I tried it with a regular terminal Program (Term 4.0) and noticed that…
Hank, Thank you for your message; I also use the Golden Image hand scanner. I will see if I can get a look at Migraphs OCR before I consider buying it. Thanks again for your help Michael Michael Nicolaisen Greetings from Germany (where it`s raining all the time)
Test successfull! Are you calling in from Germany? Viele Gruse Michael
Have you ever heard about CrossMac (something like CrossDos)? Has anyone ever used it? Michael
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