Actually, there is a method for hooking up scsi zip drive to a Commodore. Using this method you have unlimited hard drive space in 16 meg drive partitions.
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Actually, there is a method for hooking up scsi zip drive to a Commodore. Using this method you have unlimited hard drive space in 16 meg drive partitions.
Another project uses a special cable to allow you to access any PC as if it were a Commodore peripheral. This way you can use your hard drive & cdrom.
Wizards of the Coast celebrated Magic's 10th anniversary at GenCon last year. From their 10th anniversary page:
In 1993, Magic: The Gathering created the trading card game category. Today, it's the best trading card game in the world, enjoyed by over six million players.
When I'm not working on or playing on the computer I like to do genealogy. I've been interested in it since before I got my PC & I've always like research. Of course this ends up spilling onto the computer some, but I like doing my research the old fashion way: books, papers & microfilm.
If you need some help starting out, just email me.
I'd definately use NoteTab. The Pro version is worth every penny. It has a tabbed interface, cusomizable toolbar with lots of gadgets, Clipbooks (can range from simple text macros to complete mini-applications with a powerful scripting language), Very fast "Replace All" command, URL and HTML-tag highlighting, Multiple-level undo/redo, Option to show nonprinting characters, Bookmarks, Wrap to column, Line-number ruler, Choice between real/fixed/smart tabs, autoreplace MS Notepad, spell checker, thesaurus, integration with html utilities, plus lots more.
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I've been using it for 5 years have never had any problem with it. All minor version upgrades have always been free (everything after the
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