Hi Paul, Bill and Denis,

sorry that I didn't joined the discussion about the problem with the xz80p,
but I was out of reach of my e-mails for more than one week. I'm happy to
see that you have solved the problem already.

XZ80Q:
I will be glad to make a tdf for this. Just let me know, when this file is
available.

Clear skies,

Oliver

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Von: "paul" <astro@...>
An: <guide-user@yahoogroups.com>
Gesendet: Freitag, 4. Oktober 2002 03:12
Betreff: [guide-user] tah_dah xz80p :)

> Denis, Bill, Oliver, et al
> I recall a song from my semi_youth, "thick as a brick" --
> since it seemed to me that in win2000 the file was not
> named with an extension even though the system called it
> a DAT file (it ain't that smart, right? or not yet anyway),
> I studied the dir more closely with my heavy duty text
> editor and it thinks there is a .dat extension, so coming
> at it from the opposite direction from past two days, I went
> to the first line of the tdf file and told it to look for
> xz80p.dat, and ignition on "automatic detection." I see
> XZ stars with puffy white rings (I guess to ID them as XZ)
> & catalog data too. very nice, thanks for your patience :)
> I slept thru the +3.4 occ this am, but I see & time the +8.3
> about 80 mins later.
> I mentioned this to Oliver the other day, an XZ80Q is in
> production...
>
> ************ Denis posted 03oct ***********
> You need to identify the file with its extension, i.e. - xz80.dat.
> Make sure the first line of the tdf indicates "file (Drive):\dir\xz80.dat"
> If the address where the file exist is wrong, it will not find it.
>
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