Author: Dick Schneiders
Date: 14:23:50 08/27/05
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On August 27, 2005 at 15:42:25, Steve B wrote: >>I can't access your #1 picture site. The #2 page is working fine. > >Dick,i closed most of the albums so no one could peek to get an answer to my >question >:)) > >but i am not sure whsy you mean by numver 1 page or number 2 > >to me all of my albums appear on one page..unless they show up on two pages to >someone else when i close some of them down?? > You know, I thought of that after I posted the question. I wondered if you might have had the answer to the question somewhere in your pictures. :-) Perhaps I am confused about your picture site. At one time you had two separate pages/albums, didn't you? This was several months ago and back, before you reorganized the pictures into albums by company. I had two different links set up in my favorites to access the two different pages/albums. At that time Ismenio had a link to your pictures, but to only one of them, and the other one was not available through his website. Now that you have them organized differently, maybe all of the albums are on a single page. I know that there were a couple of times in the past that I was unable to access one of your "pages", but could get to the other one, and after I told you about it the problem was corrected. After you get the albums all back up, I will see what my two "old" links take me to on your site. Not any big deal, but now I am very curious. > > > I was trying >>to research a couple of computers, if you have them on your site. I just >>received a Fidelity Mini Chess Challenger (not the MSC), model 6107, and it >>looks just like a CXG Portachess II, which surprised me. I seem to recall that >>there have been a couple of other Fidelity computers that also had a resemblence >>to a CXG model. >> >>Is this correct? Did Fidelity and CXG have some sort of working arrangement >>between them? > >yes this is correct to both of your qurstions > >towards the end of Fidelities existence as a company they had a cross liscence >agreement with some of their computers to CXG >perhaps the most notorious of which was the Travel Master which was produced by >CXG for Fidelity and proved so defective it caused the collapse of CXG as a >company > >Best >Steve > >> >> >>More Questions Regards, >> >>Dick Schneiders I see on the bottom of the Mini Chess Challenger it does say "made in Hong Kong". That should have been a huge clue to me. :-) Thanks for continuing to answer all of my "newbie" questions. Always More To Learn Regards, Dick Schneiders
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