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From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Hardware June 28, 1988 7:19 PM
Yes Don that is correct. The Orchid Turbo 286 board will work with the Bridgeboard with a better than AT performance. I've been using it with a Flashcard-49 hard disk (28 ms) for all of my IBM related work and havn't had any problems yet. B.T.W. are you doing any…
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Hardware June 28, 1988 7:19 PM
Yes Don that is correct. The Orchid Turbo 286 board will work with the Bridgeboard with a better than AT performance. I've been using it with a Flashcard-49 hard disk (28 ms) for all of my IBM related work and havn't had any problems yet. B.T.W. are you doing any…
#127768 amiga # Message #127946
From: TIM TRIMBLE The Amiga Forum · Forum Business June 3, 1988 3:57 PM
The latest published quote from Commodore as of May 1, 1988 is a total of 600,000 units world wide. Expected total for the end of 1988 is just under 1 Million.
Color Printer Message #126360
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Forum Business May 24, 1988 5:41 PM
I need to get in contact with someone that has the Tektronix TEK 4693D color image printer attached to their Amiga. Would like to have my pictures printed on the printer. I will pay for the service and materials.
Color Printer Message #126360
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Forum Business May 24, 1988 5:41 PM
I need to get in contact with someone that has the Tektronix TEK 4693D color image printer attached to their Amiga. Would like to have my pictures printed on the printer. I will pay for the service and materials.
#125650 Bridgeboard Display Message #126143
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Hardware May 23, 1988 11:44 AM
There is also a command in DOS that you need to enter for the type of screen that you are using. If you boot the bridgeboard in mono mode then once you are in DOS type MODE CO80 and then go to the workbench and run the IBM Color Icon.…
#125650 Bridgeboard Display Message #126143
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Hardware May 23, 1988 11:44 AM
There is also a command in DOS that you need to enter for the type of screen that you are using. If you boot the bridgeboard in mono mode then once you are in DOS type MODE CO80 and then go to the workbench and run the IBM Color Icon.…
#125572- Amiga at the Office Message #125616
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Hardware May 20, 1988 4:41 PM
Setting up your Amiga with VT100 via the serial port is just as easy as you originally thought. In fact most of the public domain telecomm programs will support VT100. As far as the fax problem, you would have to have a card that would convert the fax signals for…
#125572- Amiga at the Office Message #125616
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Hardware May 20, 1988 4:41 PM
Setting up your Amiga with VT100 via the serial port is just as easy as you originally thought. In fact most of the public domain telecomm programs will support VT100. As far as the fax problem, you would have to have a card that would convert the fax signals for…
#125446- #Bridgeboard Display Message #125615
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Hardware May 20, 1988 4:40 PM
Yes I have been able to load both the mono and CGA mode on the bridgboard. You can not display both at the same time but for example you can be running Lotus 1-2-3 in mono mode, generate a graph and look at it in CGA mode and then flip…
#125446- #Bridgeboard Display Message #125615
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Hardware May 20, 1988 4:40 PM
Yes I have been able to load both the mono and CGA mode on the bridgboard. You can not display both at the same time but for example you can be running Lotus 1-2-3 in mono mode, generate a graph and look at it in CGA mode and then flip…
#125098 Calligraphy Message #125256
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Off the Cuff May 18, 1988 11:43 AM
I just thought I would bring it up. I use Tapcis and was a little disappointed to mark all the headers and find a discussion on something else. Thanks.
#125098 Calligraphy Message #125256
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Off the Cuff May 18, 1988 11:43 AM
I just thought I would bring it up. I use Tapcis and was a little disappointed to mark all the headers and find a discussion on something else. Thanks.
#125049 Calligraphy Message #125255
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Off the Cuff May 18, 1988 11:43 AM
Wouldn't be able to reply even if I knew something. But I do like to watch and see if you guys can make any progress with the forms. I'm not in development anyway. I work in a MIS department and do development on internal applications. (Local Area Networks, Email, dBase…
#125049 Calligraphy Message #125255
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Off the Cuff May 18, 1988 11:43 AM
Wouldn't be able to reply even if I knew something. But I do like to watch and see if you guys can make any progress with the forms. I'm not in development anyway. I work in a MIS department and do development on internal applications. (Local Area Networks, Email, dBase…
#124881- #Calligraphy Message #125042
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Off the Cuff May 17, 1988 3:03 PM
Gee I am disappointed. I see 20 messages with the header of Ashton Letter only to find that the topic is INK! Come on folks. Be sure to change the subject header if the topic is going to change. (Just thought I would throw in a few cents…)
#124881- #Calligraphy Message #125042
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Off the Cuff May 17, 1988 3:03 PM
Gee I am disappointed. I see 20 messages with the header of Ashton Letter only to find that the topic is INK! Come on folks. Be sure to change the subject header if the topic is going to change. (Just thought I would throw in a few cents…)
#112831 3270 emulation Message #112953
From: TIM TRIMBLE The Amiga Forum · Telecommunications March 9, 1988 1:40 PM
Nice shot! Politics. Having come from the entertainment industry before working for Ashton-Tate has taught me a lot about playing corporate politics. I usually try not to be a political player but in a corporate environment it is sometimes necessary. I'd be much happier at my Ami at 2:00 in…
#112790 3270 emulation Message #112952
From: TIM TRIMBLE The Amiga Forum · Telecommunications March 9, 1988 1:35 PM
Vague rumors are good! Almost borderline but ok. I suppose you saw the rumor in Amazing Computing about a BBSer from Ashton-Tate visiting the local BBS's. Must've been me. Also notice that they spelled my name wrong in the AmigaWorld article for April. According to them my name is Tim…
#112646 #3270 emulation Message #112763
From: TIM TRIMBLE The Amiga Forum · Telecommunications March 8, 1988 10:43 AM
Glad you enjoyed my comment. Or was that a non-comment? Read what you want into it and cross your fingers. It's kinda 50/50 right now. (Don't quote me!)
#112163 3270 emulation Message #112272
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Telecommunications March 5, 1988 4:57 PM
I had a lot of problems with the Intel 386 board with the bridgeboard. I will be receiving a turbo 286 soon though and will be testing that one out. I let ya all know how it works.
#112163 3270 emulation Message #112272
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Telecommunications March 5, 1988 4:57 PM
I had a lot of problems with the Intel 386 board with the bridgeboard. I will be receiving a turbo 286 soon though and will be testing that one out. I let ya all know how it works.
#112053 Bridgeboard Message #112092
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Talk to the Trade March 4, 1988 10:30 AM
I really enjoy the Transactor. AmigaWorld seems to want non-expressive articles although good. Not to say that it is bad but some authors like to be more liberal with how they are getting a point across. Transactor seems to allow that. I still plan on writing for AmigaWorld but would…
#112053 Bridgeboard Message #112092
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Talk to the Trade March 4, 1988 10:30 AM
I really enjoy the Transactor. AmigaWorld seems to want non-expressive articles although good. Not to say that it is bad but some authors like to be more liberal with how they are getting a point across. Transactor seems to allow that. I still plan on writing for AmigaWorld but would…
#111989 #3270 emulation Message #112089
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Telecommunications March 4, 1988 10:24 AM
I've had some 386 cards that didn't work. The Intel 386 wont work. Just won't come up.
#111989 #3270 emulation Message #112089
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Telecommunications March 4, 1988 10:24 AM
I've had some 386 cards that didn't work. The Intel 386 wont work. Just won't come up.
#111912- XCAD Message #111988
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Amiga at Work March 3, 1988 1:27 PM
I have Intro-Cad and I love it. Very reasonable cost and works well with my epson 800.
#111912- XCAD Message #111988
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Amiga at Work March 3, 1988 1:27 PM
I have Intro-Cad and I love it. Very reasonable cost and works well with my epson 800.
#111905 #3270 emulation Message #111986
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Telecommunications March 3, 1988 1:25 PM
I've been doing testing of the Bridgeboard for Commodore and I can confirm that 95% of the boards that will go into an IBM XT will also fit into the A2000 and work. So far I have attached to an ethernet network, a Sysgen Tape drive, a Microsoft bus mouse,…
#111905 #3270 emulation Message #111986
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Telecommunications March 3, 1988 1:25 PM
I've been doing testing of the Bridgeboard for Commodore and I can confirm that 95% of the boards that will go into an IBM XT will also fit into the A2000 and work. So far I have attached to an ethernet network, a Sysgen Tape drive, a Microsoft bus mouse,…
#111922- #Bridgeboard Message #111978
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Talk to the Trade March 3, 1988 11:26 AM
Read your article in Transactor. Not bad. How long have you been writing? I just started writing for AmigaWorld. 1st article in April on the bridgeboard and using a virtual drive.
#111922- #Bridgeboard Message #111978
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Talk to the Trade March 3, 1988 11:26 AM
Read your article in Transactor. Not bad. How long have you been writing? I just started writing for AmigaWorld. 1st article in April on the bridgeboard and using a virtual drive.
#111782- Bridgeboard Message #111827
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Talk to the Trade March 2, 1988 11:49 AM
Thanks. She seems to be a hard one to get ahold of. (Julie) I just barely missed her at Comdex and at the AmiExpo. Oh well maybe next time. Are there any more of your people that have access to Compuserve for email?
#111782- Bridgeboard Message #111827
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Talk to the Trade March 2, 1988 11:49 AM
Thanks. She seems to be a hard one to get ahold of. (Julie) I just barely missed her at Comdex and at the AmiExpo. Oh well maybe next time. Are there any more of your people that have access to Compuserve for email?
#111654 #Bridgeboard Message #111699
From: TIM TRIMBLE The Amiga Forum · Talk to the Trade March 1, 1988 11:31 AM
Thanks for the reply. If you would like I could send you a copy of the tests. Or you could check with Julie. I've always had a hard time getting ahold of her to find out if I was submitting what she needed.
Bridgeboard Message #111570
From: TIM TRIMBLE The Amiga Forum · Talk to the Trade February 29, 1988 11:29 AM
Greetings AI spoke with you sometime last year about some problems with the bridgeboard. I'm the one that is doing product testing on the bridgeboard for Julie Bauer. I ran into some problems with the virtual disk software when it was being used with the file transfer software (Awrite, Aread).…
#111087- Color Monitors Message #111126
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Forum Business February 26, 1988 7:25 PM
I've been using Intro-CAD and like it quite well. My only complaint is that thegrid won't shrink down enough for some real fine detail. Other than that it is a great product.
#111087- Color Monitors Message #111126
From: TIM TRIMBLE Forum unknown · Forum Business February 26, 1988 7:25 PM
I've been using Intro-CAD and like it quite well. My only complaint is that thegrid won't shrink down enough for some real fine detail. Other than that it is a great product.