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Rainbow EchoMail Digest                     Dec  3, 1989

In this issue:
  RE: MODEM
  DEC PRINTERS FORSALE
  SPEEDUP


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Date:     11-30-89 (07:31)
To:       KELSY CROSSMAN
Subject:  RE: MODEM
From:     FRANK MALLORY

> HELP!! I have a rainbow 100a and a concord modem. I can't
> access anything with it. All I get is a can't access service
> message. I am very frustrated and soon I will not have
> any hair left. Can anybody help me (please). Do I have

You haven't given us enough information so that we can help you.  Where is
the "can't access service" message coming from?  Are you using autodial or
manual dialing?  Which comm program(s), if any, have you tried?
What is your Modem setup (from the Set-up screen)?

If it appears that your computer can't access the modem, you should try running
the Rainbow diagnostic to check out your comm port.  They have been known
to go bad.


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* Origin: Silver Bullet - Silver Spring, Maryland - 301-622-2247 (Opus 1:109/123

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Date:     11-29-89 (10:27)
To:       ALL
Subject:  DEC PRINTERS FORSALE
From:     DON MARQUART


I have the following printers available:

(1) LQP-02 daisy wheel with sheet feeder

(1) LA 100-ZA with tractor feed

(1) DecWriter IV, no tractor feed

Not really sure of their current market value so please make offers if intereste

You can call voice at 303-973-8535 if desired.

Thanks for your time.



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* Origin: Club Micro * CompuMatch (303)973-8578 (1:104/888)

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Date:     12-01-89 (07:33)
To:       ANYONE
Subject:  SPEEDUP
From:     FRANK MALLORY

There's been a discussion on one of the local BBSes of a speedup device for
the PC, called PC-Sprint.  This is an $80 hardware unit that goes under the
clock oscillator and speeds up the rate to 12MHz.  Users report that it works.

Has anybody considered or tried using such a device in the Rainbow?

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* Origin: Silver Bullet - Silver Spring, Maryland - 301-622-2247 (Opus 1:109/123

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