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In article <1991Jun28.223022.29340@eagle.lerc.nasa.gov> afdenis@lims05.lerc.nasa.gov writes:
>In article <1991Jun25.004245.22299@cs.utk.edu>, lape@cs.utk.edu (Bryon S. Lape) writes...
>> 
>>	Having used Tandy equipment for 4 years, I would love to know who
>>suckered you into buying a 1000 TL.  
>
>Me too. I had similar graphics problems after I installed an EGA board in a 
>Tandy 1000TX. Tandy's inability to help led me to the purchase of a Gateway 
>2000 computer (286-20MHz) and I've never been happier with a company. The 
>Tandys are incompatibilities looking for a place to happen, REALLY !
>

  Interesting.  While I have no great love for Tandy, I have a 1000TX
  that I have installed 

  1.  A memory expansion card to load TSR's and such into high memory
  2.  An NEC Super VGA card
  3.  A Seagate hard card with Winchester controller
  4.  A Prometheus (Hayes compatible) 2400 baud modem.

  All of the above were mail ordered with no special provisions and 
  installed in the computer w/o a lick of trouble (once the appropriate 
  manual(s) were read).  The only irritating thing I've found about my 
  TX is that is doesn't have a 16 bit slot.  Incompatible? I must admit 
  I find that hard to believe, at least with the TX.

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