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Re: Ton of stuff for sale (large posting)

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On Friday, June 27, 1997 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-4, Dan Lingman wrote:
> I have a LOT of computer stuff for sale.  
> 
> (I also have a bunch of surplus Gandalf equipment - if you are interested in 
> that, send mail for a list)
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Dan Lingman
> dlingman@netcom.ca
> 825-1216 (Answering machine sill say "Digital Matrix".  That is my Web 
> business  - leave a message there)
> 
> IBM SOFTWARE:
> BattleChess II - Chinese chess - game, 5.25"
> Hyperspeed - game, 5.25"
> Shadowslands - game, 5.25"
> ThunderHawk - game, 5.25"
> HoverForce - game, 5.25"
> MahJongg - game, 5.25"
> Galactic Empire - game, 5.25"
> Quest For Glory II - Trial By Fire - game, 5.25"
> Eye of the Beholder - AD&D game, 5.25"
> Gateway to the Savage Frontier - AD&D game, 5.25"
> Sorcerian - game, 5.25"
> Stacker 2.0 - compression software, 5.25" & 3.5"
> Borland C++ 3.1 with application frameworks (big box), 3.5"
> Verbs (Grade 3-7) educational, 5.25"
> What's my angle (Geometry age 14+), 5.25" & 3.5"
> Spellit+ (Spelling age 6+) 5.25" & 3.5"
> Mirror II communcations software, 5/25"
> 
> IBM HARDWARE:
> 2 x 180K full height 5.25" floppy drive
> 1.2M 5.25" floppy drive
> 1.44M 3.5" floppy drive for laptop - NEC FD1139H
> 2 x Irwin tape drives
> 40M MFM drive, 5.25", full height
> 486DX-33 (Intel)
> 386DX-16 (Intel)
> weird PC card - 8 bit, 43 pin output connecter "Receiver"???
> ATI video card, CW16800-B, 8 bit
> Hercules card w LPT port, 8 bit
> CGA card w LPT port, 8 bit
> Quadram LPT port, 8 bit
> Serial Card, 1 port, 8250, 8 bit
> Iomega SCSI card, 8 bit, looks like missing 2 chips
> IDE/Floppy card, 16 bit
> Tecmar controller card, 8 bit
> Intel Ram expansion board 16 bit, with 256K of 100ns ram (and lots of space)
> MFM or RLL controller, 16 bit (Can't tell which)
> Multi I/O card - IDE, floppy, 2 serial, LPT, 16 bit
> Multi I/O card - IDE, floppy, 1 serial, LPT, 16 bit
> 386 laptop MB, OPTI, no processor
> 286-12 MB
> 3 x 286-10 MB
> Power supply, 150W
> 12 x IBM PC and IBM XT (true IBM hardware) Case, MB, misc cards, PS, FD
> IBM quiet writer 7 with printer interface
> Packard Bell monochome monitor
> Epson MX-80 dotmatrix printer
> QUME Daisy wheel printer with extra print heads and ribbons
> 
> MAC SOFTWARE:
> Omnis 3+ database software
> 2 x DEST publish pac scanner software
> Apple HyperCard
> 
> MAC HARDWARE:
> 2 x Apple Hi-res Monoschome monitor (equiv to mono VGA)
> Mac SE, 4/40/800K with 16 Mhz 030 Accelerator board
> Case for Mac SE/30, bad monitor, stripped
> Mac 512K keyboard and cable
> Mac 512K numeric keyboard and cable
> drive mounint kit for macintosh
> Apple 5.25" 360K flopy drive for Macintosh with interface card for SE
> Apple ADB Mouse
> 4 x 800K external floppy drives
> 80M SCSI drive for powerbook
> 3 x 20M SCSI drive, 3.5", 1/2 height
> 2 x 40M SCSI drive, 3.5", 1/2 height
> 2 Mac SE Analog/power boards
> Mac II Case with bad PS
> Mac II MB
> 
> BOOKS:
> Turbo Pascal 2.0 Reference Manual
> Hint book for Gateway to the savage frontier
> 3 x hint book for Treasures of the savage frontier
> MS C Compiler Reference manual
> MS Codeview Reference manual
> MS C Compiler 4.0 reference manual
> Mastering Word for Windows
> Mastering Turbo C 1.5
> Sabre C++ Manuals (Set)
> Turbo Pascal Macintosh manual
> Turbo assembler reference guide
> Turbo assembler user guide
> Turbo debugger user guide
> Turbo C 1.5 manual set (User, reference,additions)
> Turbo C 2.0 manual set (User, reference)
> 2nd edition Comprehensive Structured Cobol
> Motorola TVS/Zener device data guide
> SPSS manual
> An Introduction to Structured Cobol
> Guide to IFPS
> Modern Cobol Programming
> The New Cobol - an Illustrated Guide
> MS Word for Windows - step by step
> Dbase III Manual
> Lotus 1.2.3 Manual
> 
> MISC HARDWARE:
> NT portable terminal (small) with built in 2400 baud modem (Freenet)
> Panasonic plasma display, 1 corner cracked
> 4 x DC-600 Tapes
> 5M Apple profile drive, 5.25", full height, bare drive.
> Weird Apple card, circa 1985 - 820-157A - looks like drive controller card.
> 5 x 41256AP-12 ram chips
> 15 x 4128N-15 ram chips, piggybacked
> 15 x 81256-10 ram chips
> 51 x 1259-10 ram chips
> 18 x 4256P-15 ram chips
> 3 MC4024P chips
> 1 meg SIMM, 30 pin, 8 chip (no parity), 100 ns
> 4 meg Texas Instruments laser printer memory module
> Commodore monochrome monitor
> Heathkit Oscilliscope with 10X probe
> Spectraline PE-14T EPROM eraser
> 1 part box tractor feed printer paper

Any chance you still have Omnis 3 of the MAC?  I am trying to get access to an old database.  Just want to see my personal checking from 1987 and I cannot load the data into anything in a modernn format.  I finally remember the files were from Omnis 3+.

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