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Hi All,

Is there anyone in the Greater Toronto area who has the equipment
needed to save a floppy (1541 C64) to an image? I don't want to
invest a lot of money for a one time thing.

I don't mind bringing coffee / lunch / donating to a cause etc.

Shawn

... Hey! Who took the cork off my lunch??!


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Shawn Highfield wrote to All <=-

Hi All,

Is there anyone in the Greater Toronto area who has the equipment
needed to save a floppy (1541 C64) to an image? I don't want to
invest a lot of money for a one time thing.

I don't mind bringing coffee / lunch / donating to a cause etc.

Is TPUG still going? They are/were one of the most prominent Commode-
Door user groups.

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Hi Dave,
On <Sun, 23 Nov 24>, you wrote me:

Is TPUG still going? They are/were one of the most prominent Commode-
Door user groups.

I sent a message a few months ago, but received no reply. Which is
why I figured I'd try here.

Shawn

... I love criticism just so long as it's unqualified praise.


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Shawn Highfield wrote to Dave Drum <=-

Is TPUG still going? They are/were one of the most prominent Commode-
Door user groups.

I sent a message a few months ago, but received no reply. Which is
why I figured I'd try here.

We used to have 3 separate Commode Door groups (and two Amiga gangs). I
think there may be one or two of us who haven't toppled into an 8 X 4 X 6
foot deep hole io the ground. Try asking in the Classic Computers echo.
Robert Bernardo might know yor answer - or be able to point you in the
right direction.

Good luck!





... Amiga made it possible. Commodore made it dead.
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Hi Dave,
On <Mon, 24 Nov 24>, you wrote me:

We used to have 3 separate Commode Door groups (and two Amiga gangs).

There were a lot of groups in the dirty at one point as well. I may
try on censorbook and see if I get any luck there as well.

echo. Robert Bernardo might know yor answer - or be able to point you right direction.

Thanks Dave!

Shawn
... Reality is for people who can't handle computers.


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Re: Re: disk to image
By: Dave Drum to Shawn Highfield on Sun Nov 24 2024 09:51:00

We used to have 3 separate Commode Door groups..

No shit? ;)
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Mortar M. wrote to Dave Drum <=-

We used to have 3 separate Commode Door groups..

No shit? ;)

Why would anyone try to sh!+ a favourite turd? We had the Springfield
Pet Users Group (SPUG), The Capital City Commodore Computer Club (5Cs)
and The Dungeon for C=64 gamers.

SPUG was the stodgy stick-in-the-mud, rules bound bunch. Ionically, they outlasted the others. I think there's me and one other member still above
the sod.
... MS-DOS=suit & tie, Macintosh=cool shades, Amiga=high heels & leather
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On 2024-11-22, Shawn Highfield wrote:

Hi Dave,
On <Sun, 23 Nov 24>, you wrote me:

Is TPUG still going? They are/were one of the most prominent Commode- Door user groups.

I sent a message a few months ago, but received no reply. Which is
why I figured I'd try here.

You could almost certainly find someone that would help at the World of Commodore show this weekend in Mississauga (hosted by TPUG).

https://tpug.ca/woc
--
Ian Colquhoun
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