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  To:      999 (all members)             
  From:    K5A (Robin Moffatt)           
  Subject: RISC PC compatibility         
  Having found to my disipointment that  
  some of my games wouldn't work on the  
  RISC PC, I was pleased to hear that    
  The Arm Club had produced a program    
  that would make them compatible.       
   Does anyone know how this program     
  works, or what it is that prevents     
  the games from working?                
                                         
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  To:      999 (all members)             
  From:    K5A (Robin Moffatt)           
  Subject: Keyboards                     
   When typing I am finding that I am    
  having to hit some letters to get them 
  to print. I suspect that this is       
  because I need to clean the keyboard,  
  but I don't know how!                  
  Would anyone like to do an article on  
  cleaning and maintaining the computer? 
                                         
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  To:      999                           
  From:    K2C (Frank Jones)             
  Subject: Melvyn Wright                 
  According to my family I am not at all 
  musical; infact tone deaf!  Yet here I 
  am beating the big drum for any of     
  Melvyn Wright's "Musical Machine"      
  pieces.  You 'BeeBug' readers know of  
  him.  Afterall on the front page of    
  the last issue of your magazine,       
  centre of the nine pictures IS Melvyn  
  Wright's "Music Machine".              
  Regretfully,I was not a subscriber     
  otherwise I would be hounding the      
  publishers for information.  I have    
  been priviliged to use their 'Magscan' 
  but have not come up with anything.    
                                         
  Expressed my admiration of Wright and  
  of another guy called B.A. Bramson who 
  digitalised Bach's D Minor fugue,      
  commonly called "Toccata"...sounds     
  very classical, but I bet 90% of you   
  would know it should you hear it...the 
  graphics on the disc, feature organ    
  pipes.  Was told by the fellow         
  enthusiatic Beeb owner that I ain't    
  heard nothing yet till I hear Handel's 
  music called "The Entry of the Queen   
  of Sheeba".  Agony of Agonies, his     
  disc was corrupted some years ago and  
  he had never managed to get another    
  copy. Date around 1985/6.              
                                         
  Can anyone help with any newly         
  discoverd pieces of Wright or          
  Bramsons' works or the "Entry of the   
  Queen of Sheeba"?.                     
                                         
  Frank             
                                         
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  To:      999 (all members)             
  From:    3PM (DP-J)                    
  Subject: ECONET Info wanted.           
                                         
  I have a Master128 fitted with Econet  
  board and ANFS ROM. Also 2 dedicated   
  Master Econet terminals (they have no  
  other ancillary facilities). Having no 
  experience of setting up for Econet I  
  need a look at:-                       
  Econet Installation Guide              
    "    Advanced User Guide             
    "    Level 2(3) File Server Guide    
    "    Level 2(?) Server Manager Guide 
    "    Printer Server Managers Guide   
  or anything relevant.                  
  Flowchart Ltd (thanks Rushden Roy) did 
  have these but...too late again... and 
  they were only 50p apiece!             
  Any help appreciated/remunerated or    
  both even.                             
  DP-J, 69 Ashley Rd., Lytham St Annes,  
  Lancashire. FY8 3EL  or 0253 723074    
                                         
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  To:      999 (all members)             
  From:    3PM (DP-J)                    
  Subject: BBC B POWER SUPPLIES          
                                         
  Re comment by K3T in Iss37 the         
  capacitor prone to failure is 0,1      
  microFarad, 250v~MP,fo=4,9MHz.         
  It is rectangular with dimensions:     
          height     13mm                
          width      23mm                
          thickness   7mm                
  The pins are spaced 21 mm apart. It is 
  not an electrolytic type.              
  Suppliers in my area are limited but   
  when I find replacements I will let    
  you know. Mine blew its side out!      
  WARNING. These power supply units are  
  of the Switched Mode type and are more 
  difficult to deal with than other      
  kinds. PSUs can give you one hell of a 
  belt hours after you have unplugged so 
  you must know what you are doing.      
  Electronics are not my speciality but  
  I would not think it a good idea to    
  replace capacitors of any kind unless  
  essential.                             
  For those interested the following     
  books will help:-                      
                                         
   More Advanced Power Supply Projects   
  by R A Penfold. ISBN 0 85934 166 6     
  Library Ref 621.381'044                
  Published Babani Ltd 1988              
                                         
   Electronic Power Supply Handbook by   
  Ian R Sinclair. ISBN 1 870775 03 1     
  Library Ref 621.381'044                
  PC Publishing 1990                     
                                         
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  From K7H: !Shawty!                     
  To: 999                                
  Subject: Help                          
                                         
  I am presently writing software on an  
  IBM PC using the Turbo Assembler. Can  
  anyone help me with this:              
                                         
  I type this code CALL FAR [BX]         
  but the assembler insists on assembling
  it as CALL [BX]                        
                                         
  The arrows in this text are in fact squ
  are brackets.                          
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