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5 total messages Started by phillips Tue, 04 Nov 1986 03:08
Manuals
#8698
Author: phillips
Date: Tue, 04 Nov 1986 03:08
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Can anybody help me locate a Technical Reference Manual for an AT&T 6300
PC and possibly a programmers manual. I've checked with the local stores 
but even though these manuals are listed they seem unable to obtain them.
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.....Jim
FoxBase+
#8715
Author: shields
Date: Wed, 05 Nov 1986 19:11
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    Has anyone used this product from Fox and Geller?  There
was an ad in a recent Byte, and it looks intriguing because it
claims to be faster than Clipper, and yet retains the power of
the dot-prompt interactive mode. It is also cheaper than Dbase III+
at $395 vs $595 retail. Any comments or suggestions as to where to
get it would be appreciated. I tried PC Connection, and some other
places, but had no luck.
                                    Thanks in advance,
                                         Tom Shields
Re: Manuals
#8736
Author: Thomas Hjellming
Date: Wed, 05 Nov 1986 23:01
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/ hpcnof:net.micro.pc / phillips@cgfsv1.dec.com /  8:08 pm  Nov  3, 1986 /
Can anybody help me locate a Technical Reference Manual for an AT&T 6300
PC and possibly a programmers manual. I've checked with the local stores 
but even though these manuals are listed they seem unable to obtain them.
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.....Jim
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   Jim,

     I've had my AT&T6300 Programmer's Guide and Technical Reference
Manuals for about one year now.  I found the Programmer's Guide in a
CompuShop in Phoenix, when I lived there.  I bought the Technical Reference 
manual (the one with schematics) through AT&T's National Parts Service
(sorry, I don't have the number -- but it is an 800 number).  Each manual
costs ~$65 but that was a year ago.

     I hope that helps.

Tom Hjellming
Colorado Networks Division
Hewlett-Packard
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Re: Manuals
#8747
Author: Neal Pollack
Date: Thu, 06 Nov 1986 16:23
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In article <6239@decwrl.DEC.COM> phillips@cgfsv1.dec.com writes:
>Can anybody help me locate a Technical Reference Manual for an AT&T 6300
>PC and possibly a programmers manual. I've checked with the local stores 
>but even though these manuals are listed they seem unable to obtain them.

We have both the software tech ref. (basically the ms-dos programmers
guide) and the hardware reference manual.  We ordered the Hardware
reference direct from A.T. & T.

The hardware technical reference, complete with schematics, is:

ComCode: 403319023  ATTIS MAN: 245450105IS
Titled:  Reference Manual, AT&T Personal Computer 6300 

AT&T Parts ordering is at 800-222-7278
AT&T Software & Tech Support is at 800-922-0354

I do not remember the price.  Good Luck.
Re: Manuals
#8759
Author: SCHEUTZOW,MICHAEL J
Date: Fri, 07 Nov 1986 21:26
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>Can anybody help me locate a Technical Reference Manual for an AT&T 6300
>PC and possibly a programmers manual. I've checked with the local stores 
>but even though these manuals are listed they seem unable to obtain them.

All manuals can be ordered from AT&T directly, usually for about $65.
(The information found in these manuals is well worth the cost).  The
toll free number is:
                        (800) 432 6600

Mike Scheutzow                  UUCP: gt6294b@gitpyr.uucp
Georgia Tech                    ARPA: gt6294b@pyr.ocs.gatech.edu
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