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#Fish disk 801

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#32645From: Daniel VetrivanathanMar 2, 1993 1:08 AM
hi bets … what does CyberCron do?
#32655From: Betty Clay/SYSOPMar 2, 1993 12:53 PM
Daniel, Sorry – I don't know what CyberCron does without reading the docs or the description – but I think it is a program that lets you have your computer remind you of events at a certain time, or perform certain tasks at a specific time. The Contents file from Fish 801-810 is still in Library 16, and it will give you a better description. —Betty
#32669From: Ronald B. RomineMar 2, 1993 9:59 PM
Betty, I've been noticing all the new Fred Fish disks being uploaded, but I need something old. Specifically, I need "Pattern.library", which is on Fish disk #625. I haven't been able to find it elsewhere, and I need it for a program that requires it (but didn't include it). Do you have it? Does anyone out ther have it? Ron. – ap'ing with AP. (Eagles may fly, but weasles aren't sucked into jet engines.)
#32692From: Betty Clay/SYSOPMar 3, 1993 10:20 AM
Ron, I have all of the Fred Fish disks. I'm librarian for a computer club, and we have the complete set. I'll make myself a note and try to upload that for you. If I forget to do it in the next 3 or 4 days, please remind me again. —Betty
#32705From: Harry CallesisMar 3, 1993 3:42 PM
Betty – How would one go about contacting Fred Fish to discuss having a piece of software included on one of his disks? Harry
#32715From: Betty Clay/SYSOPMar 3, 1993 9:21 PM
The address I have is: Fred Fish 1835 E. Belmont Dr. Tempe, AZ 85284 That was the return address on the disks I got last week, so I think it's current. —Betty