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Well, I’m still alive. If I can ever get past my weakness I’ve got many YN’s to upload. cancer sucks, so does chemotherapy.

I’m still here. Trying to get some strength back.

Mo December was not the last issue. I have been fighting small cell lung cancer since November. Hopefully will br back on track soon.

Yesterday's News December 2022 Included is a cheesy Christmas gift from me to you entitled HERE'S YOUR SIGN. YN_07_12.pdf CAT_07_12.pdf QS SDump v2.pdf SIGNS.pdf STARDOC.pdf Tower.pdf PC JOYSTICK.pdf YN_07_12_1.dsk YN_07_12_2.dsk YN_07_12_3.dsk YN_07_12_4.dsk YN_07_12_5.dsk YN_07_12_6.dsk

December 2022 calendar DEC22.pdf

Count9929A Fat fingered brain fart on my part.

Yesterday's News November 2022 YN_07_11.pdf Cat_07_11.pdf YN_07_11_1.dsk YN_07_11_2.dsk YN_07_11_3.dsk Cat_07_11.pdf

Checkout Yesterday's News - August 2022 - Volume 7, Number 8

November 2022 calendar NOV22.pdf

Good Golly Miss Molly! Third time's the charm - i hope OCT22_2.pdf

October 2022 calendar - corrected. OCT22_2.pdf

Damn - You're sure right! Sorry folks!

October 2022 Yesterday's News YN_07_10.pdf Cat_07_10.pdf Legends-Manual.pdf Legends-Spellbook.pdf YN_07_10_1.dsk YN_07_10_2.dsk

October 2022 calendar OCT22.pdf

I would recommend adding CHECKSUM to any type in programs that may come to pass. It was used in MICROpendium for quite a few years. It sure helped out on debugging programs that were typed in. Of course, you have to load in the CHECKSUM monitor program before you start typing, but it was no big deal.

Yesterday's News September 2022CAT_07_09.pdf YN_07_09.pdf CAT_07_09.pdf YN_07_09_1.dsk YN_07_09_2.dsk YN_07_09_3.dsk

September 2022 calendar SEP22.pdf

Yesterday's News August 2022 YN_07_08.pdf CAT_07_08.pdf SPC DB1.pdf TIRUNR SCREEN DESIGNER.pdf CARFAX.pdf FORTUNE EXAMPLE.pdf YN_07_08_1.dsk YN_07_08_2.dsk YN_07_08_3.dsk YN_07_08_4.dsk YN_07_08_5.dsk YN_07_08_6.dsk

I wish you were in Phoenix so I could have a look at the TI recorder. I can’t help feeling that it just needs switches cleaned.

Since the QFX recorder does not have a MIC jack I am assuming that the mic should be disabled by setting the switch to LINE IN, but who knows.

Looking at the first image I noticed that 2 of the jacks are LINE IN and LINE OUT. I did a search for a manual on this recorder - found it and it states that the LINE IN is just that - It is set up for a line level input - which means it's looking for a signal that's much louder than a MIC signal. The TI puts out a MIC level signal which is probably too low for the LINE IN input. I'm assuming that's why it won't record properly. One thing you could try is open the recorder up and find the built in MIC, clip the leads and attach a 1/8" phone jack to it and see if it will record a good tape for you then. I know that sounds kind of hokey but we TI'ers are known for doing whatever it takes to make something work.

August 2022 calendar AUG22.pdf

Well, no success - I used John Birdwell's Disk Utilities and searched in BOOT and BOOU for 633B in hex and found nothing.

Thanks Rich I'll give that a shot tomorrow morning and report my findings.

Hey Rich, Is there any way RXB can be made to be recognized by JJ's BOOT program? Or can BOOT be modified to recognize RXB? I use BOOT exclusively as a start menu and have for many years. Using the "[ get menu" and "] put menu" I have ALL the software I use to compose Yesterday's News available very quickly. I also have many other menus I page in when needed. For me, it's the greatest.