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Does anyone have a copy of computereyes/2 system software for the apple II/IIe? I'm looking for a copy someone has saved as a .dsk or similar that I can use on a floppy emu. Its a different copy than what is available on the Asimov collection on archive.org, its specific system software for the card for the apple II/IIe. Thanks!

I figured it out, I needed a disk image with DOS files on it: http://www.atarimania.com/utility-atari-400-800-xl-xe-dos-25_17584.html

I'm having a similar issue, and was wondering if you figured this out? thanks

I'm interested in using a cartridge - atari artist - and saving the drawings created with it to an empty disk. If anyone has been able to do this please let me know. So far, I have been able to start my atari 800XL with a cartridge and the SDArm inserted, with an empty disk image into D2 or D1. I can boot up the atari artist cartridge by pressing option restart 2. The problem I am having is when I try to save an image created in atari artist, that the Drives aren't recognized. I've tried swapping disks by tapping the SDArm, but no luck.

Ok, not necessarily looking for a CIB if one of yours isn't complete...I mainly need the hardware device to connect to the ST, as it will actually be used, and not just for collecting. Message me if you're interested.

I forgot about this thread from last year, and just found it again when looking around for more computereyes devices...any chance you may want to part with one of your computereyes for the ST?

I am interested in an assembled unit. I also emailed you, but thought I'd put it down here too. thanks!

Thanks Doug, it's great that you created a modified version with the print option! I've actually corresponded with Dave Pratt who created the computereyes device, interesting history that is largely forgotten...he put together a website recently on digital vision - http://www.digital-vision-inc.com/

just a bit more detail on why I ask - This is part of a larger project that I'm doing on the history of digitization of images., which may become a publication, but for now is a teaching tool and art project... I've been using another version from a commodore 64 as well, and have been able to print images on a commodore dot matrix printer. I've also been teaching kids art classes that look at old technology, and give a history to the current state we are in with cameras everywhere. I have a series of dot matrix prints I'm doing as well, that I have then scanned at a high resolution with a new computer, and had them printed at a professional photo lab on large scale, so you can see all of the individual dots that make up the image. I'm looking at different versions of the computereyes program and different printers, so an ST version would be fantastic.

Are these part of a collection or would you be willing to part with one of the Atari ST versions?

Hey Doug - Have you printed the images captured with the computereyes? If so, what was your set up - printer, screen dump program, etc? Thanks so much for posting the program disk, etc! I have just bought a computereyes for Atari, and am trying to find the best set up for printing the images with a dot matrix printer. Also if anyone else has any experience capturing and then printing let me know, thanks! Kris

Anyone have either an external MIDI 2600, or a console with an internal MIDI 2600 that they want to sell? Thanks!

Anyone out there have a MIDI 2600 they no longer use? I'm Interested in buying one ... thanks!