Date   : Mon, 28 Aug 1989 17:36:42 GMT
From   : pilchuck!amc-gw!sigma!flash!bill@uunet.uu.net (William Swan)
Subject: Writing PC-DOS Disks on a Kaypro

In article <8908260703.AA26950@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> SAGE@LL.LL.MIT.EDU writes:
>Bill Swan and others asked about public domain programs to allow reading
>and writing MS-DOS disks on a Kaypro.  Why does it have to be public domain?
>If you have a TurboROM or KROM, you can use the marvelous DosDisk from
>Plu*Perfect.  It costs only $30, hardly a lot of money to make the machine
>useful.  [...]
  
Speaking strictly for myself, it does not have to be public domain. It just
seemed more likely to be p/d than to be a commercial product.
  
Be that as it may - the Kaypro in question is vanilla, so where can I get a
"TurboROM" or "KROM", and how much is *that*?
  
(Also, do you have an address for Plu*Perfect?)
  
  
  
    
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