[Coco] Inventory management or invoicing programs?

[Tony Podraza]

Actually, I do know where one is....but I can't guarantee the integrity of the disks....it's all there, though, software as well and documentation.  I really should try to verify the disks' integrity before offering them up.  

-- "L. Curtis Boyle" <curtisboyle at sasktel.net> wrote:
There were some OS-9 based ones as well, which could run on a hard drive.  
I think Keith Alphonso may have had one, and Frank Hogg sold Sculptor,  
which was a large cross-platorm one, and I believe it used Level II's  
windowing system, and required either 256 or 512K RAM. I have no idea  
where you would find these these days, though.

On Sat, 25 Jun 2005 16:52:09 -0600, Neil Morrison <neilsmorr at hotpop.com>  
wrote:


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> ----- Original Message -----

> From: "Dezorian" <dezorian at shaw.ca>

>

>> As for hating the Coco stuff, I can be fairly patient when required :)

>> I take it the programs were less than intuitive? Slow? Well-planned but

> poorly

>> executed?

>

> 32 character by 16 line screen with uppercase only. Tiny disk drives. No

> fun.

>

> Don't you have some sort of PC? Even an old XT or AT?

>

> Neil

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-- 
L. Curtis Boyle

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