Re: A86: grphlink error

To: assembly-86@lists.ticalc.org
Subject: Re: A86: grphlink error
From: "UnEven Software" <uneven14@hotmail.com>
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 1998 20:39:44 CDT
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><< 
> Try looking on the back of the hard drive.  It should be around the 
other
> ports.  It may also be called the serial port. >>
>
>Hey, I'm not joking around.  I said it doesn't have a com port.  I 
wasn't
>lying.  I looked.  there is no com port on my pc.  I'm not a 
pc-know-nothing.
>and I KNOW there is not com port. 
>
>BlAsTo1414
>

There has to be otherwise you wouldn't be able to use your mouse or your 
modem.  Which would mean you wouldn't be writing these emails or even 
Assembly.  There is a COM port or 2 somewhere on/in your computer.  It 
may be 9 pin and it may be 25 pin.  Hell you may even have one of each.  
Trace your mouse cable back to where it plugs in.  Run the graphlink 
software.  Unplug your mouse and hook up the graphlink where the mouse 
was.  Then wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am you're ready to transfer all sorts 
of math class time passing games to your calc.  Thats what I did.  Then 
we got another computer so I use my old one for nothing but Assembly 
progging with the ocassional (emphasis on occasional) PASCAL work.

Matt

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