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"by":?30HTAB 11:? "MIKE HEUERMAN":?40HTAB 15:? "and":?50HTAB 11:? "DAVID SUAREZ"55VTAB 2460FOR ab=1 TO 900:NEXT ab70FOR x=1 TO j90READ m(x), n(x), o(x), q(x), k(x)100NEXT x103FOR x=j+1 TO j+9105READ m(x), n(x), o(x), q(x), k(x)108NEXT x110FOR x=1 TO 19120READ l(x), r(x)130NEXT x135HGR2140FOR x=1 TO j150HCOLOR =k(x)160HPLOT m(x), n(x) TO o(x), q(x)170NEXT x180GOSUB 1000,65,60,3578DATA                 68,70,68,60,3579DATA                  30,30,25,45,1580DATA                  25,45,35,45,1581DATA                  35,45,30,30,1582DATA                     29,45,29,50,1583DATA                     31,45,31,50,1 584DATA                    69,49,69,59,3585DATA                    61,49,61,59,1586DATA                     61,49,61,59,3587DATA             45,25,40,40,1588DATA             40,40,50,40,1589DATA                  172,165,178,155,10590DATA                 170DATA                  120,150,120,170,14300DATA                  120,170,100,170,14310DATA                  100,170,100,150,14320DATA                 160,155,190,155,6330DATA                 190,155,190,170,6340DATA                 190,170,160,170,6350DATA                 160,170,160,155,6360DATA                   151,45,145,35,13     370DATA                 145,35,153,26,13380DATA                 153,26,145,30,13390DATA                 145,30,140,21,13400DATA                 140,21,135,30,1341 DRAW THE FLAME--200FOR x=37 TO 37-ro STEP -1210COLOR =c(RND(1)*5+1)220PLOT co, x230NEXT x239REM       --COLOR AND DRAW CANDLE FLAMES--240COLOR =c(RND(1)*3+1)250PLOT 10, 10260COLOR =c(RND(1)*2+1)270PLOT 29, 10280GOTO 180999REM       --FLAME COLOR DATA--1000DATA        13,9,13,9,11999REM       --DRAWING DATA--2000DATA        8,16,18,6,33,8,19,39,8,31,5,27,39,132010DATA        26,3,12,15,10,10,3,12,15,29,29,5,1,132020DATA        13,26,6,2,7,14,25,12,8,12,14,25,14,72030DATA        10,17,21,0,6,158,03            530DATA           100,162,120,162,03           540DATA           108,150,108,170,03            550DATA           112,150,112,170,03             560DATA                  160,163,166,155,10      570DATA                 166,155,172,165,10571DATA               20,70,20,60,3 572DATA               23,70,23,60,3573DATA                35,70,35,60,3574DATA                38,70,38,60,3 575DATA                 50,70,50,60,3576DATA                 53,70,53,60,3577DATA                 65,70210FOR x=1 TO 19215 z=FN d(11)+4217IF x=19 THEN HCOLOR =8:GOTO 230218 p=x+1:IF p>=19 THEN  p=1220HCOLOR =0225HPLOT l(p), r(p) TO l(p), r(p)+3 TO l(p)+3, r(p)+3 TO     l(p)+3, r(p) TO l(p), r(p)228HCOLOR =z230HPLOT l(x), r(x) TO l(x), r(x)+3 TO l(x)+3, r(x)+3 TO     l(x)+3, r(x) TO l(x), r(x)235GOSUB 1210240NEXT x245GOTO 210250DATA                  140,40,80,140,12260DATA                  80,140,200,140,12270DATA                  200,140,140,40,12280DATA                  100,150,120,150,14298,155,184,165,10591DATA             50,40,45,25,1 592DATA                41,32,37,22,1593DATA                33,32,41,32,1594DATA                  37,22,33,32,1 595DATA                    36,32,36,35,8596DATA                   38,32,38,35,8597DATA           15,40,15,36,8598DATA           17,40,17,36,8599DATA            16,36,17,36,8 600DATA                  184,165,190,158,10  601DATA           22,22,18,32,1603DATA           26,32,22,22,1605DATA           21,32,21,35,8606DATA           23,32,20DATA                  138,18820DATA                154,24830DATA                 126,24840DATA                212,50 1000HCOLOR =11005FOR i=0 TO 360 STEP 61006FOR h=7 TO 10 STEP 11010HPLOT SIN(i*22/7/180)*h+225, COS(i*22/7/180)*h+351019NEXT h1020NEXT i1040FOR u=19 TO 239 STEP 201045FOR i=270 TO 450 STEP 121046FOR h=9 TO 101050HPLOT SIN(i*22/7/180)*h+u, COS(i*22/7/180)*h+31060NEXT1070NEXT1080NEXT1090 h=41100FOR i=90 TO 270 STEP 121110HPLOT SIN(i*22/7/180)*h+65, COS(i*22/7/180)*h+491120NE172,170,178,160,11640DATA                 178,160,184,170,11641DATA                10,20,80,20,13642DATA                80,20,80,70,13 643DATA                80,70,10,70,13 644DATA                10,70,10,20,13645DATA               5,140,65,140,5646DATA               5,125,65,125,5647DATA               210,20,240,20,08648DATA               240,20,240,80,08649DATA               240,80,210,80,08650DATA                  184,170,190,163,11  651DATA               210,80,210,20,08652DATA             0DATA                  138,18820DATA                154,24830DATA                 126,24840DATA                212,50 1000HCOLOR =11005FOR i=0 TO 360 STEP 61006FOR h=7 TO 10 STEP 11010HPLOT SIN(i*22/7/180)*h+225, COS(i*22/7/180)*h+351019NEXT h1020NEXT i1040FOR u=19 TO 239 STEP 201045FOR i=270 TO 450 STEP 121046FOR h=9 TO 101050HPLOT SIN(i*22/7/180)*h+u, COS(i*22/7/180)*h+31060NEXT1070NEXT1080NEXT1090 h=41100FOR i=90 TO 270 STEP 121110HPLOT SIN(i*22/7/180)*h+65, COS(i*22/7/180)*h+491120NETA          43,165,45,173,5669DATA                   140,100670DATA                 134,60680DATA                  145,70690DATA                 140,80700DATA                 120,90710DATA                 160,90  720DATA                 150,110730DATA                  125,125740DATA                 180,130750DATA                   100,125760DATA                  165,120770DATA               150,130780DATA               120,110790DATA                 148,43800DATA                 129,43    813,35,8607DATA            62,51,68,51,5608DATA            62,50,68,50,5609DATA            62,49,68,49,5610DATA           44,40,44,45,8611DATA           46,40,46,45,8612DATA           20,150,20,180,5613DATA           50,150,50,180,5614DATA           20,180,50,180,5615DATA           20,150,50,150,5616DATA           25,180,25,172,8617DATA           45,180,45,172,8619DATA           160,168,166,160,11620DATA                 166,160,172,170,11621DATA           26,172,45,172,8630DATA                 XT1200RETURN1210FOR i=j+1 TO j+91213IF x/2=INT(x/2) THEN 12201215IF i/2=INT(i/2) THEN HCOLOR =5:GOTO 12301217HCOLOR =13:GOTO 12301220IF i/2=INT(i/2) THEN HCOLOR =13:GOTO 12301225HCOLOR =5:GOTO 12301230HPLOT m(i), n(i) TO o(i), q(i)1240NEXT i1250RETURN              125,125740DATA                 180,130750DATA                   100,125760DATA                  165,120770DATA               150,130780DATA               120,110790DATA                 148,43800DATA                 129,43    81   65,125,  65,140,5653DATA               5,125,5,140,5654DATA              10,140,10,190,5655DATA              60,140,60,190,5656DATA              10,190,60,190,5 657DATA               10,60,80,60,3658DATA                10,57,80,57,3659DATA          25,173,25,172,3660DATA          25,172,27,165,13661DATA          27,165,29,173,5662DATA          29,173,32,163,5663DATA          32,163,35,173,5664DATA          35,173,38,163,5665DATA          38,163,41,173,5666DATA          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At the corner of Universal Street and International Drive there is a building that would cause any onlooker to doubt his senses. It is quite literally askew, one end higher than the other, or sinking at one corner but raised at the other so that anyone venturing inside is going to have a tough time standing up straight. Not far from that first building, also on International Drive there isor the tourist dollar. One tour guide told us that the three huge players, Disney, Universal Studios, and Sea World, had each expanded operations to outdo the other. Universal Studios had recently bought the Wet'n'Wild operation and it wouldn't be long before one of the others would follow suit and buy some- thing else just to keep up. The same guide added an interesting statistic, quoting the population of the State of Florida at around 15 million, give or take, augmented by a staggering 30 million visitorine of hugs, handshakes and happy chat began to unfold in the manner that has become so characteristic of ADAMCONs over the years. It was a time for renewal of friendships, stories, laughter, preparation, frustra- tion at things that didn't work, pointed discussions about planning and setup, and all such slightly off balance detail. We were well into it.With 24 (give or take) in attendance, the 'con was much less structured than in previous years. Friday morning featured a taped session prepared by Rich Dternational Drive, right across the street from Wet'n'Wild, and not far away from Ripley's Believe It or Not. Quite appropriate, but let's cut to the chase.It had all the action of a Three Stooges movie. My arrival at the Front Desk of Las Palmas on Tuesday night, October 6th, with enough luggage to support a full year's stay had the hotel staff completely confused. "You are not supposed to be here until Thursday night", the clerk stated flatly. "And we're full".I had just flown what seemed like haly.On Friday afternoon, Bob and Doug Slopsema ran us through the procedure involved in installing an IDE hard drive. They covered the physical installation, alternatives in supplying power, and the equipment required. That was followed by detail on how to set up the hard drive for both EOS and TDOS volumes. They described the installation of EOS software and the individual requirements of specific EOS programs such as ADAMCalc. Those who have a spare MIB3 card and a 20 or 40 meg IDE drive can accomplish thith Bob and Judy Slopsema who had skillfully rescued me from a similar difficulty at ADAMCON 9, were not that far away, in the meeting room at the back of the hotel. I didn't know it, the desk didn't know it. Later, we would all have a good laugh about that. At the time, all I wanted was a bed next to biggest air conditioner I could find.Between that point and the beginnings of ADAMCON 10 was a day of sightseeing, and a day of equipment setup. On Thursday evening, the group began to arrive. Our usual routs each year. Big bucks indeed, in the heat. To attract my dollar, all you had to do was keep me cool. The sweltering 90 degree (F.) tempara- tures offered by Orlando were something I had come totally unprepared for. Going out in the noon day sun was for mad dogs and Adamites. Truly hot with a capital 'H'. Such was the home of this year's ADAMCon. The tenth annual gathering of our particular group of 'Mad Dogs', held in the exact same spot where ADAMCoN 01 had taken place in 1989. Las Palmas Hotel, on Inrushel on video graphics and moving graphics files back and forth between the IBM or Mac and the ADAM. Rich has written extensively about this topic over the past year. His video put it all together. Without going into great detail, suffice it to say that I now know the difference between raster and vector graphics, and the plusses and minuses afforded by each format. The session was comprehensive, informative, and well received. I understand that Rich is making it available for those who want their own copf a galaxy away from a moderate climate where all was cool into the sub-tropical climbs of Orlando where the temperature and humidity had even the 'gators in foul humor. My state of mind was no better than that,  and yet somehow, being sent two blocks down the street to another hotel was something that seemed like part of the script. Last year at ADAMCON 9 had started off in similar fashion, but that's another story.As it later turned out Patricia and Bob Herrington, our esteemed and gentle hosts, along we setup with minimum difficulty.Bob Blair brought in a real collector's item, an ADAMnet IDE hard drive which actually plugged into the system in similar fashion to the ADAM floppy drives. In other words, it was just another drop on the ADAMnet for ADAM to talk to. So far as we know, the prototype is the only one in existance. It was never put into production. No centre or left slot MIB cards required. Friday evening was billed on the schedule as 'playtime'. And that's precisely what we did. I had been haThrough recent policy changes at Compuserve, we have been warned that our days on that service, operating in text or ASCII mode, are numbered. We therefore decided to at least try out an alternative means of communication offered by Delphi. In fact at one stage, we had both Compuserve and Delphi going. Rob Friedman, Compuserve ADAM CP/M Sysop had tried earlier in the evening to contact us on Delphi, and then, quite smartly, went back to his home turf and just waited for one of us to turn up.... which we evehat Dale did was to set himself a simple programming task, the design of a banner print program for the ADAM. He then wrotethe program in plain English, pseudo-code, Z80 assembler, BASIC and finally C. It was interesting to see how the same program appeared in each method. In doing all that, Dale revealed the advantages and disadvantages of each language. Z80, for example, took up most of Dale's chalk board. C was more compact. Most illuminating however was the planning process that Dale illustrated in prepgo on forever. At the same time, you recognize that it's the last day of the Conference. The best part is yet to come - the banquet. Before that, I spent time on Sunday morning explaining what I could of the ADAM Multi Media Utilities produced by Chris Braymen. That tied into my MIDI session of the previous day, and carried on in an attempt to explain how to produce displays such as the annual Christmas card. We then moved on to the ADAM Emulator written by the Netherlands' Marcel de Kogel, and finished oon was a meeting of everyone. Call it a committee of the whole, or an ANN meeting combined with an elder's meeting. I suppose that most all of us in attendance qualified as elders in one sense or another. I've written up the discussion as a separate docment which will probably appear elsewhere under the heading ANN minutes or something similar, depending on what editor Bob has called it.After supper on Saturday night there was the traditional online conference held this year for the first time on Delphi. ving some difficulty with my preparations for the Emulator session slated for Sunday morning, and I managed to get some help from both Jack Pines(Howard's son) and from Dale Wick. In fact, Jack and Dale between them, taught me more about the ADAM Emulator during the evening session than I was about to impart to the rest of the crew during my session. More on that later.On Saturday morning, and the early part of Saturday afternoon, Dale Wick provided instruction on programming that was a real eye-opener. Wntually did. The gathering on Delphi involved some people whom we've missed in previous years. Dave Cobley was there I understand, along with Mike Hurst, Dale's wife Jillian, Rich Drushel, Neil Wick, Murray McCullough, and others. It was probably one of the best attended phone conferences we've had in recent years. Before I knew it we were into Sunday, always a bittersweet day around ADAMCon's. You realize that you're well into the proceedings, and you renewed so many friendships that you want the fun to aration for the actual writing of code. It allowed us to see where he was going when he actually began to write the code for the program.That took well into the afternoon, and Dale now knows that he owes me two hours next time our respective sessions run back to back. It all worked out quite well as I was able to begin my MIDI session during the balance of Saturday afternoon and carry on with a tie-in to the Multi-Media Utilities and the Emulator the following morning.The final item for Saturday afternoff with a demo of the BMP2PP graphics conversion program, also Marcel's work, and the Windows front end for ADAMEM. There was a lot of interest on the part of many attending ADAMites in these programs. Many had tried to use them but were experiencing one problem or another. Chief among the roadblocks people seemed to be encountering was the writing of disk images for use with the emulator. Several of us tried through Friday and Saturday evening to find the proper procedure for transferring disk images from treet Station. It features a place where shoppers, tourists and diners can enjoy all sorts of pleasures. There are curio shops, there is a street atmosphere that some said was like New Orleans. There was a pair of vintage automobiles on display, and even a lone piper entertaining anyone who cared to stand within earshot. More than anything else however, it was a place to people watch. It was a truly fascinating atmosphere. We enjoyed our ADAMCON banquet upstairs in room decorated in late 1800's fashion. Act1/2 inch 720k or 3-1/2 inch 1.44 Meg, and found that some would work, some would not. In some cases, bootable software trans- ferred from the ADAM would transfer and load looking quite normal, but would not run.In preparation for the Emulator session, I produced and distrib- uted a handout showing examples of how to use the various disk utilities that Marcel provided with the Emulator. The operation of the Emulator itself is also described in there. At this stage however, I'm thinking that handout will haial talent that we have had with us over the years was once again much in evidence.Somewhere during supper, twilight descended on Church Street, and by the time we had finished our meal, there was still a few minutes to enjoy the scene outside from the balcony and overhead bridge crossing the street to the other side. We stood there for some time, chatted, watched more people below, and said our good- byes. Some were due out early next morning. Some of gathered again later back at the hotel. Another ADA ADAM Community by Tony Paterson. We'd each spent some time scurrying back and forth between various ADAMs making copies of things we'd wanted for years. Bob and Doug Slopsema sorted out all the datapacks that Tony left, some of which contain one of a kind programs that may need to be preserved for posterity.Then it was time for Church Street Station. Anyone who attended ADAMCON 01 was aware of the unique experience in store. For me it it was all new. In downtown Orlando there is a place known as Church SADAM formatted floppy disks to the ADAM emulator directory. We seemed to run across problem after problem. Finally Dale Wick admitted that the process seemed to work better 'late at night', and informed us that we were all going to bed way too early. In fact, I'm still not sure that we have the answer. The only disk images I've had absolutely no problem with are those prepared using DCOPY.EXE from ADAM formated 160K disks. We tried the disk conversion utility CONVDISK.EXE to achieve other formats such as 3-ually, I'm guessing about the 1800's part. The fireplace was one where I could visualize southern ladies and gentlemen standing, sipping on brandy and talking about events of the day. The rest of the room seemed to match, providing an absolutely delightful setting for our particular occasion. Gallery of Honour awards had been announced before we left Las Palmas, and were a matter of record. I won't repeat the names here, but I will repeat the congratulations to all. The depth of the programming and editorve to be completely re-written based on what I learned at ADAMCON. It is possible, for example, to use WRDISK.EXE to produce perfectly useable disk images for the Emulator without copying them from a previously formatted ADAM disk. All you have to remember to do is to init- ialize them with an Emulator image of Filemanager before you use them. Thanks to Dale Wick for this tip. There were lots of others.Sunday afternoon. We've all been through boxes and boxes of ADAM items donated to Pat Herrington and theMCON in the books.I hung back for a couple of days of sightseeing around Orlando and at the Kennedy Space Centre before returning to the west coast. Next year for ADAMCON 11, you're all going to be invited here. The detail will unfold over the next couple of months. Watch your ANN disk for details.ADAMCON 10 was an absolute pleasure. I FINALLY made it to Florida. Heat notwithstanding, it was a great time, and I want to thank Patricia Herrington, Bob Herrington, and the Slopsema's (four) for all the woncouraging number of new Adamites participating in online     discussions now and it would be a shame to stop our      communication at this stage. The ADAM conventions are part     of that communication and should continue. If nothing else     the annual conference is a gathering of friends, and it it     quite likely that regardless of any decision made by this     body that somebody somewhere will attempt to get people      together.      Following spirited discussion, the group decided to contiÌ1 ×67ADAM New Network MeetingOctober 10, 19984:20 pmLasPalmas Inn, Orlando FloridaIn Attendance:Judy Slopsema, Meeka Slopsema, George Koczwara, Ron Mitchell, Herman Mason, Patricia Herrington, Howard Pines, Dale Wick, Jack Pines, Bart Lynch, David Luginbuhl, Maurice Kendrick, Guy Bona, Doug Slopsema, Bob Slopsema, Pete Ames, Richard Clee, Frances Clee.1. Previous Minutes:   Adopted2. Finances:     ANN has on hand approximately $1800. Because Treasurer Bob      Bair was unable to attenCON 10.     Agreed that any deficit incurred by the organizers of ADAMCON     10 be covered from ANN funds.d)   Newsletter Content     The group noted difficulties cited by Jerry Vrancks in     producing 463 ADAM. New or original newsletter content has     seriously dried up. Agreed that any new material forthcoming     be shared by everyone (ie all newsletter editors remaining).     Members were urged to consider writing more new articles.5.   Adjournment     The meeting adjourned at 5:35 pmt     non-HMI (ASCII) service is about to be terminated.     Arrangements have been set up by Mike Hurst     (michaelhurst@sprint.ca) for an ADAM forum on Delphi.     Agreed that an ADAM chat will be held on Delphi commencing     at 9pm eastern time each Wednesday.4.   New Businessa)   Future ADAMCONs     There was discussion about whether or not to hold another      ADAMCON. We have now reached 10, and some felt 10 was a good     place to stop. Other members countered that there is an      erk they put into making this ADAMCON memorable. These events don't just happen. They they take work and preparation.I'm shortly to find out about all that.Ron MItchell- ADAMCON 11 organizer.....with the meticulous help of the notorious Zonker (a.k.a.  Bart Lynch)  >5:F_OC	Jd)IF	JMgAb)
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Compuserve has served notice thaBon Mitchell-secretary by defaulteeting room at the back of the hotel. I didn't know it, the desk didn't know it. Later, we would all have a good laugh about that. At the time, all I wanted was a bed next to biggest air conditioner I could find.Between that point and the beginnings of ADAMCON 10 was a day of sightseeing, and a day of equipment setup. On Thursday evening, the group began to arrive. Our usual routt, use a 7-E-1 connection. Upon connecting, type:<ENTER> ; <ENTER> and you'll get something like this:TERMINAL=At this prompt, type D1 <ENTER>Next, you'll see this prompt:@Here you type: c delphi <ENTER>Next you'll see something like : DELPHI CONNECTED and then Username:If you are *NOT* a Delphi subscriber, then you need to set up an account.  To do this, simply type JOINDELPHI <enter> at the Username: prompt and at the Password prompt: joindelphi... follow the instructions. Voila! Your CompÌ1 ×67Hey everyone! Geoff here...using one of my many email addresses on my short vacation. ;)Just finished reading the latest 463-ADAM and was sorry to learn that CompuServe has dropped the text-based interface (no doubt due to direct intervention on the part of AOL, which now owns  CompuServe). And it seems that a lot of folks have started to use Delphi.Well, that's great! I'm being totally serious here. I'm an ex-Delphi subscriber and found it to be an excellent service, but due to the budding interet.com if you have questions.Content     The group noted difficulties cited by Jerry Vrancks in     producing 463 ADAM. New or original newsletter content has     seriously dried up. Agreed that any new material forthcoming     be shared by everyone (ie all newsletter editors remaining).     Members were urged to consider writing more new articles.5.   Adjournment     The meeting adjourned at 5:35 pmch of course is nice, but doesn't give you access to services like downloadable files for instance. It is ofcourse free to use DELPHI this way, but it's worthless unless you have a PC. ;)So, how do you use the TEXT based Delphi? It's pretty simple really.  First, you have to locate a local access number (for those in the states, this means Sprintnet, and for those in Canada, the DATAPAC network). Since I've never neede to use DATAPAC, I really can't help you with how to connect through it, but on Sprintneine of hugs, handshakes and happy chat began to unfold in the manner that has become so characteristic of ADAMCONs over the years. It was a time for renewal of friendships, stories, laughter, preparation, frustra- tion at things that didn't work, pointed discussions about planning and setup, and all such slightly off balance detail. We were well into it.With 24 (give or take) in attendance, the 'con was much less structured than in previous years. Friday morning featured a taped session prepared by Rich DuServe woes are cured! ;)The rates are comparable to what you were paying on CompuServe, and in some respects I found the service a lot easier to use than CompuServe's interface.Enjoy!*Geoff!*P.S. If you have specific questions about connecting to DELPHI via Sprintnet I'd be glad to help. Please note that the instructions I presented before the TERMINAL= prompt are BAUD RATE SPECIFIC, so if you have a faster/slower than 1200 baud modem, that may not work for you. Send a message to me at geoff@sprynnet services, I opted for something a bit more robust, which in my case meant a supplier which supported PPP connections (the type of internet connection commonly used on PCs).One thing that didn't really show through too well in the correspondence I read in 463-ADAM was that DELPHI *HAS* a text- based interface similar to the one that CompuServe used. That's right, you can connect to Delphi using a terminal program, even using an ADAM computer. It seems that they are pushing the web- based interface, whiÌ1 ×66Well folks, ADAMCON 10 has come to a successful conclusion here in Orlando. 22 of us enjoyed our final banquet last night at Church Street Station, which is the precise place where ADAMCON 01 ended way back in the beginning. We toasted ourselves for longevity. Congratulations go to the 1998 inductees to the ADAM Gallery of Honour:     (not in any particular order)Bob Zimmerman Joe Blenkle Shon McCollum Ricki Gerlach the late Irv Hoff David White Tom Clary John MooreEric Danz (actually a 1997 in plenty more room for it. I think that the limitation that the PM IDE controller will handle is only a 64MB drive, so the 120 still formats only to 64MB (there's just not the register space for a larger drive). A total of 128MB of storage on an ADAM.. heheheh*Geoff!*SO!  Another novel idea!  Geoff is sure to let me know when and IF he tries this modification. u all a good time.Ron MitchellÌ1 ×67From Geoff Oltmans, another short llok at a hard drive to use for the ADAM.Robert Slopsema wrote: > > Well gosh darn Geoff!  The thought had not occurred to me to try that.......now.......you got that sucker back out of the way @ 90 degrees to the data drives???   Or straightways behind ddp 1 ???............................. It's sitting in there straightways behind ddp 1, though you might be able to sandwich it in there at 90 degrees depending on the adapter you use. The other advantage to thecould be enclosed. But as you mentioned, not everyone is up to taking the wires from the Adam power supply to connect the 4 prong plug. I've seen this at Adamcon 07, use a power supply box with the plugs from an old PC. I have seen vendors sell just these power supply boxes at computer shows going pretty cheap. This could be hooked up to a power strip along with the Adam and all can be turned on at the same time. > > > > Would you mentioned this to anyone who might consider instal- ling a hard drive in theiÌ1 ×65From Goeff as an addon to geoff1.txt:Robert Slopsema wrote: > > "....straightways behind ddp # 1. "  I assume that means you have access to all three expansion slots alsom, yes???   [Bob]Jawohl. :) Actually I have the following installed in my ADAM console:Two DDP drives 2.5" 120mb drive PM IDE controller in slot #1 PM MIB3 card in slot #2 PM 256k memory expander in Slot #3.What's really cool about this arrangement too is that you could add another 2.5" drive on the controller too...there'sductee - we're still trying to find him)Again. Congrats to all! You all richly deserve it.See you all next year in Vancouver British Columbia at ADAMCON ll. Watch the net for date and time and place all of which hopefully will be pinned down by Christmas 1998 or shortly thereafter. May be Seattle. But it's definately time to come to the west coast. Zonker and Mitch will show you all a good time.Ron MitchellÌ1 ×68*************************************************************** > > From: Guy Bona <BonaG@RIORC.MHS.compuserve.com> > > To: Robert Slopsema <r.slopsema@worldnet.att.net> > > Subject: Hard Drives > > Date: Wednesday, October 14, 1998 5:40 PM > > > > Bob, > > I just thought of this when I got back from Orlando. There is another way to setup a hard drive on the Adam. What you demon- strated was one way. I remember another way. > > > > You can put in the hard drive where the data drive 1 is or the drive  drive is that it is a much lower power consumption drive than it's bigger counterparts as you can imagine. In fact, this drive only uses a +5V supply (no 12V). I'm using it along with a PC power supply that drives the rest of the system (only way to go I think).The drive itself was super-cheap. I bought it off of Ebay for $10.00 + S&H.  ;)Later!*Geoff!*u all a good time.Ron Mitchellr Adam's of this other option. Just thought this may save some headaches for anyone who might under- take this project. > > > > Thanks. > >...............................................................Robert Slopsema wrote:From Guy Bona:  Here is the PROOF that Guy was listening during the session at ADAMCON 10 about installing a HD into your ADAM!  AND, he is perfectly correct on the count of using an old ibm type power supply AND also putting the HD outside the ADAM, although you would have to builworks just fine.  Let some your friends know about this. Thanks, Guy:-).s. It was a time for renewal of friendships, stories, laughter, preparation, frustra- tion at things that didn't work, pointed discussions about planning and setup, and all such slightly off balance detail. We were well into it.With 24 (give or take) in attendance, the 'con was much less structured than in previous years. Friday morning featured a taped session prepared by Rich Dhat your grounds between your HD box and the puter are still common. (make sure HD and computer are plugged into the same outlet)   This would be in case a ground breaks between the two through the cabling. It's not pretty when two devices argue what the voltage is for a bit.  Still say we need a SCSI interface for the ADAM................................................................From Guy Bona in response to Shawn's suggestion of possibly using an ibm SCSI harddrive unit on the ADAM...............il Address City, StateI do not want to put anyone up there who might not want to be on there.   ThanksJoe Blenkle jblenkle@calweb.compower supply boxes at computer shows going pretty cheap. This could be hooked up to a power strip along with the Adam and all can be turned on at the same time. > > > > Would you mentioned this to anyone who might consider instal- ling a hard drive in theigo. This uses the AdamServe program, a PC compatible with one serial port and an Adam with a serial port from GMK/HLM Co.This uses the PC's hard drive and it can be any size and using a serial cable between the two, you can run Adam programs from the PC since it acts as a server.  The only thing about this setup is you can't run TDOS. Rich hasn't been able to patch this in yet. Some of Walters Software programs won't work either  with Adam- Serve.So you have two other ways here. I have AdamServe and it d your own case  AND  lengthen the cables yourself.  Thanks Guy!!!   :-)  [Bob] > ............................................................ From: Shawn Rapp Sender: srapp@sinbad.net To: Robert Slopsema <r.slopsema@worldnet.att.net> CC: Guy Bona <BonaG@RIORC.MHS.compuserve.com>, Subject: Re: Hard DrivesHeres one I have seen done on a PC.  you could pin out the IDE interface to a full duplex parallel cable.  That way it would be at least be shielded.   Just when you do this you might want to make sure tÌ1 ×66From Joe Blenkle, newly inducted member of the Gallery of Honor.Hi all...I swiped the ADAM mailing list off the net so I could do this in one blow to you individually!!!As you may know, I am compiling a users list on my web pagehttp://www.calweb.com/~jblenkle/adamIf you have not already responded to my previous list message, please do so now.  If you'd like to be added to my ADAM Users Email List so other people can find you easily, please send me a message with the following:Your Name EmaShawn, I was going over this idea, but again this would mean taking some wires apart on the cable. Not everyone has the ability to do this and that's why  the other way I mentioned is better. I don't think a SCSI port would do any good for the Adam since where is the port going to be located?? And drivers will have to be written for TDOS and EOS.I think we should use what we already have available now. There is one other alternative too and that is AdamServe that Rich Drueshel did back a couple years ax	Eon the need to make a Power Paint picture for this years annual XMAS card on the December disk of the ADAM NEWS NETWORK.  The picture needs to be the most original, funny,               ADAM NEWS NETWORK 1998 November disk************************************************************This month we have a few text files, some SmartBasic         graphics pictures in hgr, some PowerPaint clip art, AND a    special presenta            Joy-RT     Merry-LF            Merry-RT     Manger-LF           Manger-RT     Holly#1             Holly#3     Holly#3             Wreath     Santa#1             Bell     Snowflk#1           Snowflk#2     Cane#1              Present#1     XmasTree#2NOW!  We have a matter of extreme importance!  Ron Mitchell  NEEDS you clip art pictures for this year's holiday December disk.  Use your imagination to put together clip art,        graphics, lettering or whatever.  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These are called the ASCII characters.Most computers, though, use an 8UG(FL);     Omaha AUG(NE);             MTAG(CAN);        VISA(CAN);     AUFG(CAN);     NIAD(IL);         463AUG(IN);    UKAS(England);     T.P.BBS ;         Adam X Change BBS;     Cornacopia BBS;   ST.LAUG BBS;   IEAUG(Ca)     Delaware Val.AUG(PA);           Delaware Valley BBS;     Adam Link Utah BBS;             Micro Innovations BBS.     Fido Net Nat.Adam Echo;         ANET Nat. Adam Echo;     Additionally from time to time we will receive items from individuals  for ANN, such items in the past compatibles,  these characters include crude graphics symbols, foreign language characters,etc.  Other computers, though, define them differently.ASCII set so that the broadest range of computers and "dumb" terminals can beused to enter and read messages.As far as accessing the ADAM e                                a 7-bit word only allows 127  combinations, this means that only 127 characters were defined by ASCII.  These are called the ASCII characters.Most computers, though, use an 8 PLEASE   INDICATE IN A VERY NICE, PLEASANT AND FRIENDLY WAY THAT YOU THINK IT WOULD  BE HELPFUL TO THE ADAM WORLD IN GENERAL FOR THEIR ITEMS TO APPEAR ON ANN SO THAT OTHER ADAMITES MAY GAIN THE BENEFIT OF THEIR WISDOM, KNOWLEDGE,AND EXPERIENCES.                                                   TELL THEM THAT THEY CAN SEND THE ITEMS TO ANN ON DISK IN ANY OF SEVERAL     FORMATS, WHICHEVER IS EASIER FOR THEM:                               EOS  (SmartWriter, SpeedyWriter,etc.)     IBM  (Aschii){Send theœOhem on ANN. Hardcopy newsletters are NOT easily reusable by ANN}.I have also listed our various BBS sources.We current receive items from:     St.L.AUG (MO);    MOAUG(ANN CURRENTLY RECEIVES THE FOLLOWING NEWSLETTERS {On DISK so we can easily  utilize them on ANN. 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On thePC and the have come from Adamites such as Ron         Collins, Guy Cousineau, Barry Wilson, Ricki Gerlach, Bruce Walters, etc.WE HAVE BEEN IN CONTACT WITH AND SHOULD SOON ALSO BE ABLE TO INCLUDE THE    FOLLOWING:Adam Informant (UT);      AUGER(FL).THERE ARE OF COURSE SOME NEWSLETTERS WHICH DO NOT SEND US THEIR ITEMS AT    ALL OR NOT ON DISK.  We are aware of them and would certainly like to carry their items. In this endeavor we ASK YOUR HELP.IF YOU HAPPEN TO BE IN CONTACT WITH ONE OF THE MISSING NEWLSETTERS-bit word for a byte (or character).  Eight  bits allow 256 characters.  The 127 ASCII characters are a subset of these 256  characters.  Any 8-bit character which has a "1"in the most significant bit position has a "value" greater than 127, and these characters are called the  "high end" characters.  The term IBM extended characters is also used since  IBM defined these when it produced the IBM PC andthe IBM-compatible machineshave used these same definitions ever since.  On thePC and the se formats to: Barry Wilson, 904 N. Warson, St.Louis Mo. 63l32}     CPM  (Aschii or Wordstar){Send these formats to:  Bart Lynch, 45ll S. 256 St. Kent WA 98032}We do really appreciate your efforts and think that all Adamites should     have the benefit of as much and varied Adam information as possible.ALSO SUBSCRIBERS TO ANN CAN RECEIVE THEIR DISKS IN EOS FORMAT OR CPM        (Aschii or Word Star) FORMAT.  JUST LET US KNOW WHICH YOU WANT.THE TITLE, "CAT'S PAW" WAS MERELY TO GET YOUR INTEREST SO YOUnd OHIO 44106Ron Mitchell Expert  Panel  210 Gloucester St.#ll07 Ottawa ONT. K1E 1R6Alan Neeley  Spec.Proj. 2337 South 600 E. 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(Adam House) Rt 2 Box 2756            Pearland TX    7758l     l-800-999-5040   Terry FowlerAdams Alive (E&T)   l0l0 Westminster         Garland TX     75040  AJM Software (Morehan) ll Elliot Ave. Ottawa ON Canada     K1S 0M2APE Software  4756 Lalande PIERREFONDS QE  Canada          H8Y 1V2American Software   l98 Sand Creek Rd. # B   Albany NY      12205-l8l7APE Software        4756 LaLande Pierrefonds Koczwara SYSOP 4034 E. 52nd         Newburgh Hts.OH   44l05Magnet AUG (Brennan) 888 Templeton Ave. Winnipeg MAN. Canada R2V-3S6Metro Orlando AUG   l003 Oak Lane            Apopka FL.      32703Metro Toronto AUG   21 Rondale Blvd.         Toronto ONT.   M6A lH6Herman Mason SYSOP  8912 Blaine Ave.         Cleveland   OH  44l06   NIAD                POBX l3l7                Lisle IL        60532Omaha AUG           809 W. 33rd Ave.         Bellevue NE     68005Puget Sound Adam    22607 SE 322nd           Box ll7          Cabool Mo.       65689Elliam Assoc. (CPM SW) POBOX 2664-A         Atascadero CA   93422EyeZod Graphics     l003 Oak Lane        Apopka Fl.         32703Gerlack Family Sftwr.l402-A Werner Park  Fort Campbell KY   42223GMC Software (Guy Costineau) 1059 Hindley St.Ottawa ONT.CAN.K2B 5L9Graftex Soft. (J.Quinn) 6665 Timbers Dr.    Mobile AL       36695Hal Weber Software     2360 SW 22nd Ave. # 405 Delray Beach 33445Harrison Productivity  1424 24th St. Kenosha WI             53l40HEXACE      65689Kosowsky Adam Repair 6067 Jerusalem Dr.       Clay NY.       l304lOscars Computers    224 F. Elgin Prkwy. Ft. Walton Beach Fl. 32548     l-800-858-1007{DEALERS/SUPPLIERS}  Acolyte Software    30 Arborway Dr.     Scituate MA         02066Adam Connection     POBX 562 - Mason Rd.  Champlain NY      129l9-0562  Adam-Link           2337 South 600 East      Salt Lake City 84l06 (UT)AdaMagic            1634 N.Thompson Dr.      Bay Shore   NY   11706Adam Software Support 8l25 W. Catherine        VA.    2209lMMSG (J. Marshall)  POBX lll2                Broomfield CO  80020Mr.T. Software      6521 E. Camino Santo  Scottsdale AZZ    85254NIAD                POBX l3l7                Lisle IL       60532Oasis Pensive Abacutors 432 Jarvis St. #502 Toronto ONT.CAN.M4Y 2H3Oscars Computers    224 F. Elgin Prkwy. Ft. Walton Beach Fl.32548     l-800-858-1007    Howard PinesParallel Systems    POBOX 772           Turnersville NJ     08012Pitman (Steve) Software 3705 Church St. Cincinnati OHIO     452     (207)583-4923Micro Innovations   6PM-6AM M-F, 24hrs. weekends  (703)264-3908Northern Link       24 hrs.                       (403)246-4086Rocky Mountain      24 hrs.                       (719)783-9046St.Louis            9PM-6AM Thur-Sun              (314)383-3617TAPPS Music         24 hrs.                       (416)741-2432Thomas Electronics  24 hrs.                       (306)384-7682Trading Post        24 hrs.                       (216)791-4022Voice of the Eagle  Wed/Thur. 8:30PM-5AM     y Bear Soft.  50 John Garland #l08 Rexdale ONT. Canada M9V 1N4S.M. Video          POBX 3l89                Oakton VA      22l24      l-800-487-1742.   Shon McCallumSeaman Software     129 E. 8th St.    Winona MN             55987Strategic Software  424 E. John St.          Lindhurst NY   ll757TC Software (Clary) 9015 Ester Dr. Loveland OHIO            45140Telegames USA       Box 901 Lancaster TX                    75146Thomas Electronics  l5l Devonshire Cres. Saskatoon SK Canada S7L-5V6Trisyd Videor Hartzler      2907 Madison Place   Falls Church VA 22042John Lingrel                                                  Richard Lefko       20 Ashley Dr.           Milford NH   03055A.J.(Tony) Morehen  ll442 96th St.   Edmonton, Alberta    T5G 1T4Tony Patterson      l5708 Belmont Dr.  Biloxi MS 39532        Howard Pines        1010 Gloria Ft.Walton Beach Fl. 32547James Poulin        1146 Manatee Dr.  Rockledge Fl. 32955Jean Stone          3301 Mobile Ave. El Paso TX 79930Dale/Neal Wick      Box 47 B     (202)561-2475Cats Lair           24 hrs.                       (802)295-483lColeco Depot        8PM-12 AM                     (7l8)848-3066Cornacopia (Adam ECHO) 24 hrs.                    (407)645-4929Delaware Valley  6-l0PM M-F;l0-l0 Sat,Sun.        (215)497-2110IEAUG               4PM-6AM                       (714)775-1603Grand Illusions (Adam ECHO) 24 hrs.               (314)434-7260Mach I              9PM-6AM                       (4l4)762-0492Maine               6PM-8AM                  44Practical Programs  43l8 Monroe Ave.         Kalamazoo MI   49002Princess Auto 535 Panet Rd. Winnipeg MB Canada             R3C 2W7     (Also has branches thruout Canada)Reedy Software      PO BOX 129           Lowell MI.         49331Roadrunner Public.  32l7 Mesilla Hills Dr.  Las Cruces NM   88005Roginsky Games      4237 Thornhill Pl.      Las Vegas NV    89l03R&R Software        POBX 208l                Hanover MA     02339MW Ruth Co.(Forman) 5l0 Rhode Island Ave.  Cherry Hill NJ.  08002Scruff     (6l5)43l-9833{Other addresses}Ken Batcher    530 Kelvedon Mews Mississauga ONT CAN L4Z 1G4Jason Brown     86 Parliament St. #3C Toronto ONT. Canada M5A 2Y6Don Bueltmann       455 Skylark Dr.          St.Louis    6303l   837-0060Steve Dawes         POBX 120l9               Omaha NE    68112-00l9Jim Duffy           # 4 Inverness Ct.        St.Peters   63376   279-l677 Richard Drushel     3353 Mayfield Rd.   Cleveland Hts.OH 44l06George Harpster     6l Vinyard Dr.      Brunswich OH     44212Pete        26 Florence Crescent Toronto Ontario Canada M6N-4E4Walters Software    RD#4  Box 289-A          Titusville PA   l6354WIzards Lair        8l25 W. Catherine        Chicago ILL.    60656{BBS Listings}Adam-Link (Phoenix) 24 hrs.                       (602)936-3892Adam-Link (Utah)    6PM-8AM M-F, 24hrs. weekends  (80l)484-5ll4Adam Connection     24 hrs.                       (5l8)298-4294Adam Exchange       24 hrs.                       (216)883-9355AWAUG               24 hrs.                  rooklin ONT. Canada         L0B 1C0Ken Batcher    530 Kelvedon Mews Mississauga ONT CAN L4Z 1G4Jason Brown     86 Parliament St. #3C Toronto ONT. Canada M5A 2Y6Don Bueltmann       455 Skylark Dr.          St.Louis    6303l   837-0060Steve Dawes         POBX 120l9               Omaha NE    68112-00l9Jim Duffy           # 4 Inverness Ct.        St.Peters   63376   279-l677 Richard Drushel     3353 Mayfield Rd.   Cleveland Hts.OH 44l06George Harpster     6l Vinyard Dr.      Brunswich OH     44212Pete committee are not eligible for nomination.*  This award is not intended to be a popularity contest.  Personalities should not influence your voting. The purpose of this award is to honor those who have contributed more than their share in the growth, development and survival of the ADAM computer.*  The committee reserves the right to disqualify a candidate if not in compliance with the criteria.               Gallery of Honor Committee                2936 Evelyn St.               Portage, IN. 46368ÂADAM News Network second annualGallery of Honor or Honour Awards  1992 committee report:Â* CRITERIA:  The criteria for the 1992 Gallery of Honor awards will be basically the same as 1991.* VOTING:  Every owner of an ADAM computer is eligible to vote for up to three active and one no longer active candidates.  Only one ballot per voter and only one voter per ballot will be accepted.  This year the committee is going to set something up whereby BBS's and CIS can be used for G of H voting, more on thi committee are not eligible for nomination.*  This award is not intended to be a popularity contest.  Personalities should not influence your voting. The purpose of this award is to honor those who have contributed more than their share in the growth, development and survival of the ADAM computer.*  The committee reserves the right to disqualify a candidate if not in compliance with the criteria.               Gallery of Honor Committee                2936 Evelyn St.               Portage, IN. 46368 from ten to five. This was done in order to keep the award as prestigious as it is intended to be.* SPECIAL AWARD: A special will be given to a person that contributed substantially in the development of the ADAM computer and community in the past but is no longer active.  The criteria for this award is the same, except for the three year rule, although this person should have spent some time actively promoting and supporting the ADAM computer.*  Previous G of H inductees and members of the 1992 G of Hr Hartzler      2907 Madison Place   Falls Church VA 22042John Lingrel                                                  Richard Lefko       20 Ashley Dr.           Milford NH   03055A.J.(Tony) Morehen  ll442 96th St.   Edmonton, Alberta    T5G 1T4Tony Patterson      l5708 Belmont Dr.  Biloxi MS 39532        Howard Pines        1010 Gloria Ft.Walton Beach Fl. 32547James Poulin        1146 Manatee Dr.  Rockledge Fl. 32955Jean Stone          3301 Mobile Ave. El Paso TX 79930Dale/Neal Wick      Box 47 Bfrom ten to five. This was done in order to keep the award as prestigious as it is intended to be.* SPECIAL AWARD: A special will be given to a person that contributed substantially in the development of the ADAM computer and community in the past but is no longer active.  The criteria for this award is the same, except for the three year rule, although this person should have spent some time actively promoting and supporting the ADAM computer.*  Previous G of H inductees and members of the 1992 G of Hs later.* CANDIDATES:  Your nomination should be an individual who has actively supported and helped in the survival of the ADAM computer for at least three years.  A individual whose contributions have  benefited in some way the entire North American ADAM community.  This person could be a software or hardware developer or an organizer or promoter of the ADAM computer and community.  Only individuals may be nominated, not an organization or company.* INDUCTEES:  The number of inductees has been loweredÂClarification of Gallery of Honor criteria.Â     There have been some questions raised as to what the "active for 3 years" means in the G of H criteria.     It is this committee's understanding this was incorporated into the criteria so a person could not just appear on the ADAM scene, do something fantastic and get the award without really being dedicated to the ADAM's survival.  It is the committee's contention that this would be very unlikely to happen, but could.  Therefore it will stay in the G ofrry will make up enough so each of us can take a few and slip inside any ADAM book we run across.Marv Davis, our new member from South Bend, sent in an ad from a newspaper out there.  I passed it along to Ancil.We will soon know if our efforts produce new members for 463 ADAM.  If we just make them aware of the ADAM community, it will be worth the effort.  Join the fun.  How can YOU help?n they sell.  It will make their ADAM more valuable to the new owner and keep our name in front.We wrote an adveFrom 463 ADAM newsletter 12/91MEMBERSHIP DRIVEDean Roades - 463 ADAMAs we announced last month, Ancil Schilling is chairman of our newly formed Membership Committee.  The best way to insure ADAM's long life is to get more people involved.  We are attempting to reach those who are not aware of the wide support available.  Here's what the committee has been doing:Ancil has contacted several people who have placed ads to sell their ADAM.  His first attempt is to get them interested in ADAM by telling tters (APRIL 1991 #75 N.I.A.D.)ANET_HOW2D A   Alan Neeley    How to use the A-NET style BBS. Part 4ANET_HOW2G A   Part 7 of obove.IEAUG_CPM  A   OAUC_OCTp2 H   ADAM SURVIVAL GUIDE, User group info. OAUC_OCTp3 H   ADAMLINK of UTAH - QUICKTEL modems. Maine ADAM Library - The Appointment Book. KEYCHECK by Joe Alford OAUC_OCTp4 H   KEYCHECK program. AIM. ADAM'S DESK TOP. OAUC_OCTp5 H   PRINTMASTEROAUC-OCTp6 H   PRINTMASTER. DISKS & LABELS TO GO.OAUC-OCTp7 H   ADAM information.OAUC-OCTp8 H   FINDING Trtisement to place in the local "Bargain Finder" newspaper.  Ancil stated he found the most ads for ADAM here.  The cost is low and we can evaluate the results before placing more ads.Through Don's efforts, we have donated a copy of the ADAM Survival Guide to the Lake County Public Library system.  Anytime someone looks for information on ADAM, they will see the ASG.  It will be interesting to see how often it is checked out.Jerry brought several samples of bookmarks he designed.  We selected one and Je H criteria, but does need some clarification.     Active for three years does not mean a person has to have been a prominent figure in the international ADAM community for three years.     Think of a nomination as a boxer: he has fought as an amateur for 1 or 2 years, has been a pro for 1 or 2 more years and now is good enough for a shot at the title.     We hope this helps.     Gallery of Honor Committee.åååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååÔ0 Ì5 ×709112ANN-1NIAD1      A   ADAM'S DESK TOP (APRIL 1991 #75 N.I.A.D.)               I DID IT (DECEMBER / JANUARY 1991 #71 / 72 N.I.A.D.)NIAD2      A   COLECO'S MENU TEST CARTRIDGE (FEBRUARY 1991 #73 N.I.A.D.)               PUBLIC DOMAIN WORKSHOP SOFTWARE BACKUP V1.0 by GL PROGRAMS Reviewed by Jim Notini (FEBRUARY 1991 #73 N.I.A.D.)               RoboTHIEF by Pitman Software Reviewed by Jim Notini (MARCH 1991 #74 N.I.A.D.)               PATCH-IT WORKSHOP SpeedyWRITE V2.0 MODIFICATION  by Jim Walhem of our club.   No luck, so far.  Some of the people asked if they could try to sell their ADAM through us.  Ancil has come up with a novel approach which was approved at the last meeting.  We will ask the potential seller for a nominal fee to list their ADAM in our newsletter and ANN.  We will send them a copy of the newsletter to confirm their ad and ask them to include it with the ADAM when they sell.  It will make their ADAM more valuable to the new owner and keep our name in front.We wrote an adveHOSE MISSING BLOCKS. MONITORING TIMES.S_PRINT_M2 H   Skeleton for Printmaster.S_PRINT_M4 H   Skeleton for Printmaster.BOOKS      H   DVAUG is looking for ADAM books.HI_ASCII   A   James Young    What is ASCII?CATS_PAW   H   Sources of ANN information.ANN_ADDRES H   Important ADAM addresses.GofHonour  A   First information on the 1992 Gallery of Honour.GofHclear  A   Clarification of G of H rules.MEMBERS    A   Dean Roades    Actions 463 ADAM is taking to find new members.IFICATION  by Jim Walååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååw game from Pittman Software.DISKPROB   A   Jerry Vrancks, Dean Roades    A couple of minor, but aggravating problems with disk drives.DV_AUG     H   Information downloaded from ADAM's newest AUG and BBS.CATS_PAW   A   Important information.CONTEST    H   Lani Brito     Don't worry about a new contest.  You'll be happy Lani thought up this one.WINNERS    H   The winners of the last contest.READMETWO  A   Dean Roades     This file.MCON IV.M.I.BBS    A   From the Micro Innovations BBS.  Info onååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååters (APRIL 1991 #75 N.I.A.D.)ANET_HOW2D A   Alan Neeley    How to use the A-NET style BBS. Part 4ANET_HOW2G A   Part 7 of obove.IEAUG_CPM  A   OAUC_OCTp2 H   ADAM SURVIVAL GUIDE, User group info. OAUC_OCTp3 H   ADAMLINK of UTAH - QUICKTEL modems. Maine ADAM Library - The Appointment Book. KEYCHECK by Joe Alford OAUC_OCTp4 H   KEYCHECK program. AIM. ADAM'S DESK TOP. OAUC_OCTp5 H   PRINTMASTEROAUC-OCTp6 H   PRINTMASTER. DISKS & LABELS TO GO.OAUC-OCTp7 H   ADAM information.OAUC-OCTp8 H   FINDING T MI products.AC_IV_MORE A   More details on ACIVOPEN_4_BIZ H   Barry Wilson - ANN  Announcement of the new ADAM Advocate/Mediator.NEW_ITEMS  H   A special offer from  MAINE ADAM LIBRARY which will help the entire ADAM community.REPAIR_TIP H   Barry Wilson - ANN  Disk drive power supply repair tip from Dan Elliot.NIAD_NEWS  H   News from NIAD.NIAD_MEL_O H   From the May/June NIAD Newsletter.  Machine code in BASIC by Mel Ostler.TP_BBS     A  Downloads from the Trading Post BBS.  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