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In article <5037@monu1.cc.monash.oz> ins173w@monu4.cc.monash.edu.au (mr  r.c. begg) writes:
>I have am going to admit to having a rather old CP/M machine sitting here,
>specifically an Intertec Superbrain,  now this machine still works even after
>being drowned a few years ago.  The problem is that the last surviving 
>DOS disk was destroyed.  I was wondering if anyone else will admit to having
>one of these things lying around and has a copy of the DOS disk.  Any other
>software would be appreciated.  This one even ran quad density disks, so
>the quad operating system would be preferred.
>
>PS: I am posting to this news group because I couldn't think of any others
>    more likely to respond (anyone know of a comp.cpm newsgroup ?)

There is a comp.os.cpm newsgroup.  You are likely to have much better luck
there....

						Bob Halloran
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