Should magazine/Library collection disks be saved to CD?

[a8maestro]

While going through all of this stuff, I have a lot of disks that are user group library collections and many magazine disks. Is the software on these disks something that should be saved? Has it been already?

 

 

Rick D.

[tjlazer]

While going through all of this stuff, I have a lot of disks that are user group library collections and many magazine disks. Is the software on these disks something that should be saved? Has it been already?

 

 

Rick D.

 

Yes definately, I have the complete Compute! ST series archived...

[doctorclu]

What do you have from the Dallas based AUNT or Dal-Ace? I would be interested in adding those to the archives I've created.

[a8maestro]

An answer will have to wait until I start going thru the disks.

 

Rick D.

 

 

 

 

 

What do you have from the Dallas based AUNT or Dal-Ace? I would be interested in adding those to the archives I've created.

[colatari]

While going through all of this stuff, I have a lot of disks that are user group library collections and many magazine disks. Is the software on these disks something that should be saved? Has it been already?

 

 

Rick D.

 

Yes definately, I have the complete Compute! ST series archived...

 

Hi,

 

I am interested on Compute! ST disks but did not find it anywhere.

 

Up to now, I only found a site where the articles of Compute! Magazine (not Compute! ST) are online: http://atarimagazines.com/compute/index/

 

Could you upload Compute! ST disks to Rapidshare ? (or Megaupload)

 

Thanks

[tjlazer]

While going through all of this stuff, I have a lot of disks that are user group library collections and many magazine disks. Is the software on these disks something that should be saved? Has it been already?

 

 

Rick D.

 

Yes definately, I have the complete Compute! ST series archived...

 

Hi,

 

I am interested on Compute! ST disks but did not find it anywhere.

 

Up to now, I only found a site where the articles of Compute! Magazine (not Compute! ST) are online: http://atarimagazines.com/compute/index/

 

Could you upload Compute! ST disks to Rapidshare ? (or Megaupload)

 

Thanks

 

Check my site for a link. Might take a few days for me to put it on there but it will be on there...

[colatari]

While going through all of this stuff, I have a lot of disks that are user group library collections and many magazine disks. Is the software on these disks something that should be saved? Has it been already?

 

 

Rick D.

 

Yes definately, I have the complete Compute! ST series archived...

 

Hi,

 

I am interested on Compute! ST disks but did not find it anywhere.

 

Up to now, I only found a site where the articles of Compute! Magazine (not Compute! ST) are online: http://atarimagazines.com/compute/index/

 

Could you upload Compute! ST disks to Rapidshare ? (or Megaupload)

 

Thanks

 

Check my site for a link. Might take a few days for me to put it on there but it will be on there...

 

Thank you for your kind (and really quick) answer.

 

I guess your site is: http://www.vintagecomputercafe.com/ataricomputers.htm. Is it so ?

 

The page is very clear and the stories about the machines are very interesting. I have a 1040 ST (working, but stored) and a 520 ST (that machine was from my sister and has some problem).

 

I am trying to acquire a Mega ST but I am in Colombia (South America) and that means many problems: the electric power here is the same as the USA (110 V, 60 Hz) and this means problems with european apparatus, ST machines were never popular in my country (there are no machines now in the market), the transportation costs from Europe to my country are really expensive....

 

Well, I guess sometime in the future I would put my hands on one of these gems (a Mega or, who knows, a TT).

 

Another time, thank you for your interest.

 

Happy new year 2010 (now you are in 2010 but here we are on Dec/31/2009, 5 pm )

Edited December 31, 2009 by colatari