John,
My first EMail/message on this forum. :-)
I might be interested in some of the software in item #6,
when you get it posted.
I had not heard about Zoom acquiring Hayes. Along with
Hayes (the modem pioneer) went Cardinal Technologies,
which was owned by Hayes.
We have both Hayes and Cardinal drivers in our Drivers
Archive starting here:
http://www.driverzone.com/drivers/
I moderate the messageboard at The DriverZone.
Some more Cardinal drivers may be obtained here:
http://members.cnx.net/reboot/drivers.htm
Cardinal, Hayes, and Practical Peripherals drivers here:
http://www.practical.com/drivers.html
Jim Webster
John R. Keys Jr. wrote:
>
> Good Day All over the last few days a few items have come my way here's a
> short list:
> 1. Mattel Aquarius and extras' all in their boxes
> 2. Apple GS with WOZ (so called limited edition),2 3.5 drives and 1 5 1/4
> drive, KB and mouse
> 3. Several old manuals and mag's
> 4. digital VAXstation 4000/60 with built-in cd-rom drive no KB or monitor
> with it.
> 5. Mac LCIII just the cpu no kb or other parts with it.
> 6. 10 brand new unopened copies of Win 3.1, Access 2.0, ProComm Plus, and
> other software all brand new unopened. (I will be putting most of this up
> for sale at $5 a box plus shipping).
> 7. About 15 Atari cartridges, have list them yet but I notice a few that I
> had never seen before.
> Well that's the short as some of the stuff is not yet 10 years old. Keep
> computing John
>
> I also saw were ZOOM acquired all of Hayes Corp. assets and name, another
> great one dies. I wonder what this does for Hayes items that we all collect
> ?
Received on Wed Jul 07 1999 - 21:52:31 BST