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9708B 22 67 66_Letters of support needed for Raised Line Graphics Printer project14_Robert
[log in to unmask], 13 Aug 1997 16:49:06 -0700702_US-ASCII August 13, 1997
Robert S. Jaquiss
Project Associate
Braille Research Center
1800 Johnson Street
Baltimore, MD 21230
Phone: (503) 626-7174 (Home)
(503) 627-4444 (Work)
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[log in to unmask]Hello:
I am writing to ask for letters of support for obtaining a
grant to produce a printer capable of producing Raised Line Graphic
images. Those of you who attended the National Federation of the
Blind convention may recall that a resolution was passed asking the
federal government to assist in further research in this area.
Many convention attendees had the opportunity to examine a sample
of the output of a Tektronix Inc. Phaser [...]42_13Aug199716:49:
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9708B 90 44 28_Re: dos telnet under windows10_Dave
[log in to unmask], 13 Aug 1997 21:00:24 -0400514_ISO-8859-1 Be careful in regards to Dos-based telnet applications. Often, since Dos
does not in and of itself contain a NOS (network operating system), you can
pay the price of having several uncooperative drivers loaded into memory at
the same time. Your Novell telnet app works fine, so long as you don't get
"unable to load character set" errors. My expertise is not in Novell, as I
spend a lot more time in Win95 and NT. Your network card sounds like one
of the best, however. [...]44_13Aug199721:00:
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9708B 135 38 28_Re: dos telnet under windows12_Aaron
[log in to unmask], 14 Aug 1997 10:37:37 +1000575_us-ascii On Wed, Aug 13, 1997 at 07:39:10PM -0400, Richard Caloggero wrote:
> Hi. I want to run telnet from a dos virtual machine in windows
> 95. The only version of telnet I've used thus far, novell's tnvt220,
> uses odi and windows tcpip stacks use ndis. Supposedly, ncsa telnet
> uses packet drivers, which can run under ndis using a shim. I have a
> 3com 3c59x busmaster card. Where can I find the appropriate pieces for
> free. Does any of this make any sense to anyone? I'm very new at this
> PC networking stuff. I've read [...]46_14Aug199710:37:
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9708B 174 77 70_Re: Letters of support needed for Raised Line Graphics Printer project10_David
[log in to unmask], 14 Aug 1997 07:57:32 -0400342_us-ascii I thought such a printer already existed. When I was out at C-SUN last year, Blazie was
showing a printer that produced raised tactile print. We even brought back a few tactile
maps of the US. Are you speaking of something different. This printer laid down a rubbery
line.
Dave
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9708B 252 40 70_Re: Letters of support needed for Raised Line Graphics Printer project14_Robert
[log in to unmask], 14 Aug 1997 08:40:14 -0700583_US-ASCII Hello:
The printer shown at CSUN was a Tektronix Phaser 600. It does indeed
produce raised lime graphics. This is a large machine that can print on
paper 36 inches wide. The printer is about the size of a small upright
piano. The only negative comments I received about the Phaser 600 are
that some people find the lines too low. Other than that just about
everyone I met loved the machine. The Phaser 600 hasX²ùje
