Re: Faster file systems (the disk format)

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From: Joseph Maurice Rojas
Date: Thu, 23 Feb 1989 20:11

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Dear colleagues,
	This is my first posting to a net so please bear with me...
I've just brought my Amiga 500 and Okimate 20 printer up from L.A. but forgot 
my printer manual.  Does anyone out there know the meaning of all the DIP  
switches (I think that's what you call those tiny switches...) on the 
plug'n'print cartridge?
        I would greatly appreciate the info as I have alot of letters to write!


                                                                                                                                             Sincerely,  

                                                             J. Maurice Rojas


P.S.: If my address doesn't go through it's rojas@math.berkeley.edu.

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From: rojas@skippy.berkeley.edu (Joseph Maurice Rojas)
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Subject: Re: Faster file systems (the disk format)
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