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DEC Pro OS & Software, 1200 baud Modems, Rainbow misc. FORSALE

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From: William L.M. Trainor
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 15:35
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DEC Professional 350 software for sale:

	P/OS Hard-disk 3.0 w/ 3.1 upgrades :  The whole schmeal: systems disks,
		libraries, drivers, ProDCL, graphics utilities, Prose v3.0,
		workstation registration, and two documentation books: 
		"Hard Disk System" and "Editors and Command Language".
		(The 21 P/OS diskettes come in a binder n' box that matches 
		the docs)

		-Asking $75/OBO


	Pro/Communications 3.0 w/ Synergy 2.0 Window Manager:  DEC's
		window interface, with all theut & paste and multiple
		on-screen applications you could ever imagine (well...), along 
		with a pretty good VT200 ("..some differences exist between
		`VT200' and `VT240' emulation...") terminal emulation, along
		with auto-dial, and support for the Telephone Management
		System.

		-Asking $35/OBO

	I'll sell both for $90/OBO.  I'll part things up if you really want to,
	but it's gotta be "worth my while" (y'know what I mean?  ;) ).

Also for sale:

	Three (3) Original DEC DF03 modems!  That's 300/1200 bauds of pure joy!
	I've got 2 -AC's, asking $45 each/OBO (these are the auto-dialers,
	that use the `^B' sequence, and dial in audible pulses), and I have
	1 -AA, dial-yourself (the manual says it can auto-answer, though, could
	be handy!) workhorse, asking $25/OBO for it.  These three all work fine,
	are solid DEC cast-iron-housed industrial-strength goodies.  If someone 
	wants all three of 'em, the the price is only $80/OBO, and I'll throw
	in an actual manual!

	RIXON 1200 baud modem, auto-dial, has a Hayes-compatible "mode", all
	the usual standards, with manual.  $25/OBO

	For the Rainbow:  PolyCom 1.2, both MS-DOS & CP/M versions. Complete
	with docs.  $15/OBO.  Buy a modem, and it's yours for $5!

	Also, I'm considering selling my Rainbow MS-DOS version of Lotus 123... 
	The tutorial disk is bad, but otherwise is the complete way-cool 
	spreadsheet for the 'Bow.  If I get a really good offer for it, I'll
	part with it.

All prices do not include shipping.  I figure I'd send these UPS COD.  I'm
looking for the cool, exotic stuff that's out there for the Rainbow, so I'd be
willing to consider trading for certain Rainbow parts, software, or tech
manuals.  Let me know what you've got and we'll talk turkey.

email to:

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william l.m. trainor    wlt4326@ritvax.isc.rit.edu
animation - cinematography - graphics
"Low budget is Good budget."
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