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#36957 #Multi-Volume CD's? Message #37033
From: Kelly Fraser CDROM Forum · DOS, Windows, OS/2 January 15, 1993 12:29 PM
Thats great information Rich, thanks for taking the time to explain that. I gather that you have not really heard of these being referred to as "Multi-Volume" but the description seems to fit. Thanks again, Kelly
#Multi-Volume CD's? Message #36932
From: Kelly Fraser CDROM Forum · DOS, Windows, OS/2 January 14, 1993 4:49 PM
Has anyone ever heard of Multi volume CD's where there are several different data areas on one CD? I know about Kodak Multi-session CD's but I had someone who said this was a different standard. Any input would be appreciated. Thank you
#864 CDROM+COREL+IRQ Message #1030
From: Kelly Fraser Corel Forum · CorelSCSI! June 11, 1992 3:50 PM
part 2 of 2 I will FAX you a list of files on the CD-ROM's shipped with blockbuster but, I think the error messages you are getting are indicating the LS2000 card is conflicting with something in your system. I don't think a list of files on the CD-ROM's would…
#864 CDROM+COREL+IRQ Message #1028
From: Kelly Fraser Corel Forum · CorelSCSI! June 11, 1992 3:29 PM
Hi Lucia, The LS2000 SCSI does not use any IRQ's, it is a memory mapped card that defaults to the address of D800-DBFF. Please check the other devices installed in your computer to see if one of them is also using this memory address or, you could try changing the…
From: Kelly Fraser Corel Forum · CorelSCSI! June 10, 1992 3:00 PM
Bob, I am forwarding the following information from our technical marketing department. Kelly Fraser Bob: The SCSI kit that is included in the Blockbuster Bundle is the same 8 bit CorelSCSI kit that is marketed independently. The Blockbuster Bundle is currently shipping with CorelDRAW version 3.0 and the pricing has…
From: Kelly Fraser Corel Forum · Customer Service June 10, 1992 3:00 PM
I am forwarding the following information from our technical marketing department. Kelly Fraser Bill: We presently ship a backup solution for DOS and Windows in our software. We are in development stage for the next revision now and I appreciate your suggestion for an OS/2 backup solution. I'll bring your…
From: Kelly Fraser Corel Forum · CorelSCSI! June 10, 1992 2:06 PM
The IBM SCSI cards are not supported by CorelSCSI. CorelSCSI works with ASPI (Advanced SCSI Programming Interface) compatible cards. MCA SCSI adapter cards that are supported include Corel's LS2000 MCA and Adaptec's model 1640. CorelSCSI includes software drivers for OS/2 version 1.3 and 2.0 for CD-ROM drives, hard disk drives,…
From: Kelly Fraser Corel Forum · CorelSCSI! June 10, 1992 8:48 AM
Thank you for the comments, I have forwarded them to our engineering team. Corel is always receptive to suggestions about how to improve our products. In this forum I am supporting existing CorelSCSI products. Our CorelSCSI software works with ASPI (Advanced SCSI Programming Interface) compatible SCSI hosts adapters. This allows…
From: Kelly Fraser Corel Forum · CorelSCSI! June 10, 1992 8:48 AM
Josh, There are no restrictions on CorelSCSI with OS/2. CorelSCSI supports CD-ROM in OS/2 version 1.3 and 2.0. The CD-ROM appears as a drive letter to the operating system and as such will work with any OS/2 application. Presentation Manager is part of the OS/2 operating system and there are…
From: Kelly Fraser Corel Forum · CorelSCSI! June 10, 1992 8:48 AM
Josh, CorelSCSI supports CD-ROM in OS/2 version 1.3 and 2.0. The CD-ROM appears as a drive letter to the operating system and as such will work with any OS/2 application. Presentation Manager is part of the OS/2 operating system and there are no known problems with CorelSCSI and applications running…
Kodak Photo CD Message #801
From: Kelly Fraser Corel Forum · CorelSCSI! June 9, 1992 4:12 PM
Dave, When a CD-ROM is updated in the fashion you described it is referred to as a multiple session CD. There are no CD-ROM players on the market yet that support the multiple session format. Kodak's own CD player to support this standard has not even been released yet. PhotoCD…