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OPTOWARE

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From: Steven R. Omick
Date: Fri, 05 Apr 1991 17:10
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      I recently bought both a digital and an analog board from
OPTO-22 and am having trouble with it.  I called the manufacturer and
they were not able to help with the problem.  The problem stems, I
think, from the fact that .asm driver that they provide may not be
compatible with the two compilers that I have tried (Borland C++ and
Microsoft C ver 6.0).  If anybody has any experience with the optoware
driver package I would greatly appreciate your help.   Thanks in
Advance...
                            Steve Omick..
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From: somick@nmsu.edu (Steven R. Omick)
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Subject: OPTOWARE
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Date: 5 Apr 91 17:10:26 GMT
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