Re: PS/2 "E" FAQ?

Google for it. I think it was only on the newsgroup.

wm_walsh@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
The Ardent Tools say this about a 9533 FAQ:

http://www.gilanet.com/ohlandl/9533/9533.html

"Don Hills posted the original PS/2 E (Model 9533) FAQ on CompuServe.
His work provided the base for my adventures with the "Big e"."

Does this FAQ still exist?

William

.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: moderation of abuse
    ... A newbie newsgroup would be dead quiet, ... Cliki is all over this newsgroup. ... Anyone even REMOTELY curious will Google or click the Cliki, ... Why wait for a newsgroup FAQ posting when LISP ...
    (comp.lang.lisp)
  • Re: dot command "not found"
    ... > It's posted to this newsgroup, and available at most ISPs, with the ... Or use Google, since he claims to be able to use it well. ... FAQ for this group (which he now has, ...
    (comp.unix.shell)
  • Re: Part 1 (of 3): What are major aspects of evolutionary theory?
    ... >> The FAQ ... > Given that the average novice reading this newsgroup for the first ... learn to take Google with a grain of salt. ... > to the Usenet newsgroup talk.origins. ...
    (talk.origins)
  • Re: help me do (more) bad things to my characters
    ... Google Groups, but I like what I've found so far. ... groups, this is usenet. ... (If you want to know more about this particular newsgroup, ... be a FAQ somewhere, not just the newcomer's FAQ that gets posted when ...
    (rec.arts.sf.composition)
  • Re: CRIT: rasfc FAQ in progress
    ... music here don't even *read* the group first, let alone hunt up the faq. ... Traditionally they're kept permanently in the newsgroup news.answers, and posted periodically to the newsgroup they're about. ... If somebody has the software to do it, you should consider posting the FAQ, or a pointer to it, monthly. ... Google search will probably track it down wherever it is, though, so to anyone who asks, you can say "Google for it, it'll probably be around somewhere". ...
    (rec.arts.sf.composition)