[TheForge] Excessive scaling?

[Chris Worsley]

I still have my Sinclair that came as a kit. Used a radio shack casette 
and hooked it all up to a 5" b&w tv.  The Sinclair is in a sandwich bag 
now........next to my wax tablets and stylus.
Chris

Hufford, David wrote:

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>Frosty:
>I still use DOS occasionally, and also a couple of programs I wrote in BASIC back in the 80's.  And you had a Commodore 64 ... lucky you!  I had the TI-99 ... 16K RAM and no floppy disk drive (had to use a cassette recorder to save data).  I really wanted the TRS-80, but could not afford it at the time.  Ah, those early days of computer technology.
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>David Hufford
>Richmond KY
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>I kind of liked the days of DOS, the programmers had to
>be really careful how much memory they used and things
>ran so much more smoothly. I liked Basic too. maybe
>I'll break out my Commodore 64 for old times sake.
><grin>
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>Glad you got to see the video. Did you check out the
>"ring welding" video? Makes me glad electric welding is
>pretty well perfected. <grin>
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>Frosty
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