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Started by Daniel Reed
Mon, 23 Jul 1990 17:06
Mattel PowerGlove Software Interface
Author: Daniel Reed
Date: Mon, 23 Jul 1990 17:06
Date: Mon, 23 Jul 1990 17:06
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The July '90 issue of byte contains a description of a hardware and software interface that will allow the Mattel/NES Powerglove to be used on an IBM PC compatible. I have a Powerglove and the necessary hardware, but I need a copy of the assembly program PG.COM, part of which is listed on page 289 of the July '90 Byte issue? The article says it is available from BIX ... Does anyone out there have a copy of the code that they could send me? I don't want to wait the two-four months needed to get a copy from Byte, and I'm not a BIX subscriber. Many thanks, Daniel A. Reed Department of Computer Science University of Illinois Urbana, Illinois reed@cs.uiuc.edu
Re: Mattel PowerGlove Software Interface
Author: Richard J. Lewis, Jr. - Hacker
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 1990 05:55
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 1990 05:55
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In article <1990Jul23.170617.10037@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu>, reed@oboe.cs.uiuc.edu (Daniel Reed) writes:
> The July '90 issue of byte contains a description of a hardware
> and software interface that will allow the Mattel/NES Powerglove
> ...
>
> Does anyone out there have a copy of the code that they could send me?
> I don't want to wait the two-four months needed to get a copy from
> Byte, and I'm not a BIX subscriber.
>
That article was neat! Wish I had a power glove. Hey, could you tell us
how it goes?
If you don't suscribe to BIX - no problem. You can call BYTENet at (617)
861-9764, as it says on page 5 of Byte. Program Listings are always
availabe there too. I've gotten some listings from that number. It's a
Fido BBS run on PC's that anyone can call.
Good luck!
--
__ Rich Lewis
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