Re: more cit-101

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From: Edward J Cetron
Date: Mon, 01 Jun 1987 03:19

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	actually, it is a fully bi-directional auxiliary port. I used to have
one computer hooked to the comm port, another to the aux port and by using a
simple shift-function key command, could watch for output from both computers
simultaneously and shift the keyboard to each with a single keystroke..

-ed

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Subject: Re: more cit-101
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