Re: HP 9816 logging and skyline software -- any interest?
Dave - I have a 9817 I’m trying to get working. I have the display working and a keyboard but no HIL cable yet. No mass storage, either so I’m looking for a 9121 or similar HP-IB drive. I’d be happy to assume responsibility for the software you have / pay for shipping, etc. The 9817 identifies as a 9816 on the ROM splash screen but I’m speculating it will run. I have 1 meg of RAM available and the composite video. - Cliff Miller, Evans, GA Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 7, 2018, at 10:27 PM, Dave via cctalk wrote: > > Hi Folks! > I have documentation for some forestry software, that came with my HP9816 > machines. I am not sure, but I may have a tape or disk to go with it. > It's called "MSAP", for Multispan Skyline Analysis Program, and appears to be > a successor to the software documented in the following links: > http://bit.ly/2EjAC0N > http://bit.ly/2CFp2wk > > I have no use for it, but it seems like it may be of historical value. Would > anyone here be interested in it? > dave
Re: HP 9816 logging and skyline software -- any interest?
On Sun, Jan 7, 2018 at 9:27 PM, Dave via cctalk wrote: > Hi Folks! > I have documentation for some forestry software, that came with my HP9816 > machines. I am not sure, but I may have a tape or disk to go with it. > It's called "MSAP", for Multispan Skyline Analysis Program, and appears to be > a successor to the software documented in the following links: > http://bit.ly/2EjAC0N > http://bit.ly/2CFp2wk > > I have no use for it, but it seems like it may be of historical value. Would > anyone here be interested in it? As part of the "scan it all" camp, I'd say it should be preserved (tapes/disks, too). IIRC, you are in the UK? Are you set up to do the scans?
HP 9816 logging and skyline software -- any interest?
Hi Folks! I have documentation for some forestry software, that came with my HP9816 machines. I am not sure, but I may have a tape or disk to go with it. It's called "MSAP", for Multispan Skyline Analysis Program, and appears to be a successor to the software documented in the following links: http://bit.ly/2EjAC0N http://bit.ly/2CFp2wk I have no use for it, but it seems like it may be of historical value. Would anyone here be interested in it? dave
