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Offered for sale:

Atari 1040ST.............................................$120
	1Mb, TOS in ROM
	USA language disk with ST Basic 
	ST mouse, horizontal diode not working
	cable to printer, homemade

Atari SC1224 rgb color monitor...........................$30
	not working, I think a blown high-voltage supply

Panasonic KX--P1901i 9-pin printer.......................$70
	half box white fan-fold paper
	cable to atari, homemade

Zoom 2400 baud external modem............................$60
	SmartCom software
	still in 7 year warrenty period

Above in original boxes and with manuals.

2 HP 9122 3.25" dual disk drives.........................$40
	GPIB interface and two cables

	    Everything is offered "as is", cash and carry.
	      You pick up at Northwestern Univiversity.
		      Take everything for $240.
			Accepting best offer.

In addition you can have as much (or as little) of the ST software I
have.  There's 41 disks worth.  Some samples are:

DC utilities v1 with manual: DC Squish v1, DC Xtract v1, DC Deskey v2,
	DC SEA v1, DC Desk Organizer v1, DC RAMdisk v1

UniTerm 2.0c with manual, the best terminal emulator around, VT* and
	Tektronix graphics emulation, Kermit, X/Ymodem transfer protocols

Gnome v2.2, an emacs-like editor with online manual

Lattice C v3.4 with manual

Absoft AC/Fortran v2.2 with manual

STart, the ST quarterly disk v2 no2 with magazine: strtcalc, a ti-35
	calculator; grapher/3dgraph, 2-d and 3-d function plotters;
	pixelpro, a pixel editor; stwriter, word processor with manual

Compute!'s disk v 2 no 6 with magazine: checker, a spell checker;
	printer, a printer control desk accessory; sedit, sound
	editor; samed, basketball sam and ed game

The rest is miscellaneous, perhaps only good for the blank disk value.


Contact Guy Metcalfe at guy@chem-eng.nwu.edu or leave a message at
708--328--5920.
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	Dr Guy Metcalfe
	Northwestern University, Dept. of Chemical Engineering
	Laboratory for Fluid Mechanics, Chaos, and Mixing
	2145 Sheridan Rd., Evanston IL 60208