Hi! My name is Cathryn Conroy, and I am the senior writer for CompuServe
Magazine. I'm writing an article for the magazine on how CompuServe helps
people maintain and effectively use "classic computers" — machines that
are no longer being made and supported by the manufacturer. Such computers
include (but are definitely not limited to) any of the old CP/M units —
Morrow, Kaypro, Osborne, Zorba, Adam, or Eagle for instance — as well as
the Timex Sinclair, TI 99/4A, Atari 8-bit, Apricot, Apple II and III, Lisa,
the PCjr, Commodore 64 and 128 and many others.
So how does CompuServe help you maintain your classic computer? Tell me in
a few sentences. If you would be interested in participating in an
interview to answer this in more detail and a few other questions, please
leave a message for me in CompuServe Mail (User ID: 70007,417) or in this
forum.
Thanks!
Cathryn Conroy Senior Writer CompuServe Magazine 70007,417