Re: Thanks for the Needham Manual and disks

[cturley2@aol.com (Cturley2)]

Cturley2 wrote in message <20000713203210.26337.00000218@ng-mb1.aol.com>...
>Thanks for the Needham EPROM software and Manual - Ernest.
>Now that I have this - I can do some very useful things with
>my NEEDHAM EPROM burner card (that's been sitting here for
>the past few years -doing nothing for lack of the manual and
>software for use with it).
>
>I'll do my best as my time allows to provide archives of the
>disks online for others that need it also with the graphics and
>text from the manual and an html version too.  More on this when
>it's done and online :)
>
>Thanks Again & Cheers,
>Tom

Ernest replied:

<<You're welcome. I'm anxious to hear how it all works for you. I'm not really
at the point yet, where I'm comfortable  working with changing the ROMs but
you can give me pointers when I get there. What did you think of those disk
labels? Pretty slick, eh? I made those myself in word. I set up a word
document to print to Avery disk labels -it was an incredible pain to get the
grid lined up to match the labels but it think that it turned out nicely in
the end. I use blue for Dos 3.3, green for ProDos, purple for Pascal, and
black for CP/M disks. My collection of A2 disks looks much more neat now.>>

I'll be sure to pass on all I learn from using the Needham EPROM burner
and ROM extractor card and programs you sent me for it.

Nice labels indeed.  So you finally put MS towork again for the old A2 eh? ;)
Good concept to for organizing your disk collection.  I've found some really
nice - 'REALLY RARE ROM' image files already on all the disks you sent.
I'm sure many folks will be thrilled to see them - when I archive and list
the disks contents.  Also made copies of two of the disks that had deleted
files on them - undeleted them all using Copy II+ v9.1 and found even more
RARE A2 ROM JEWELS in the undeleted files.

Thanks again for the disks and the manual Ernest!

Cheers,
Tom