C64 Serial Number Registry
pe...@rittwage.com
I had an itch to do a project last night, so here you go. An
interactive serial number registry for hardware collectors. You can
enter all the information on all your C64's into the database so we
can find trends, as well as who owns the earliest and latest C64. Wink
Richard
I did't had the manual, but now I have. But I can't find the e-mail address
of this person.
So if you read this contact me......
Richard
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www.commodore-info.com
www.commodore-news.com
When I'm dreaming I'm running through endless tunnels eating large dots.
What does it mean.....
Richard
I did't had the manual, but now I have. But I can't find the e-mail address
of this person.
So if you read this contact me......
Richard
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Joe Forster/STA
Do you need a printer manual to find the serial number of your C64?!
Bill Buckels
>Do you need a printer manual to find the serial number of your C64?!
A man without religion is like a C64 without a printer manual, or like doing
a project that requires other people to do the work.
Bill Buckels
>Do you need a printer manual to find the serial number of your C64?!
"Bill Buckels" <bbuc...@mts.net> wrote:
>A man without religion is like a C64 without a printer manual, or like
>doing a project that requires other people to do the work.
"Groepaz" <gro...@gmx.net> wrote:
>A man without religion is like a fish without a bicycle.
Joe, I think something must be cross-threaded.
Bill
ritt...@gmail.com
Well, I developed the database and the web pages and forms to allow
people to enter and display the information for fun. If you consider
someone entering their machine information "work" then I suppose
that's the case. Do you think I have some big plot to take over the
world with this information or something?
Bill Buckels
<ritt...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Well, I developed the database and the web pages and forms to allow people
to enter and display the information for fun. If you consider someone
entering their machine information "work" then I suppose that's the case.
Typing in machine information with my friends doesn't sound like as much fun
as developing software or peeling potatoes by myself.
>Do you think I have some big plot to take over the world with this
>information or something?
Nope. But I think Harry Potter has some competition.
Bill
pe...@rittwage.com
> <rittw...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >Well, I developed the database and the web pages and forms to allow people
> to enter and display the information for fun. If you consider someone
> entering their machine information "work" then I suppose that's the case.
>
> Typing in machine information with my friends doesn't sound like as much fun
> as developing software or peeling potatoes by myself.
I meant creating the page was for fun. Poorly structured sentence, I
suppose.
>
> >Do you think I have some big plot to take over the world with this
> >information or something?
>
> Nope. But I think Harry Potter has some competition.
>
I don't follow the reference.
Pete
Bill Buckels
<pe...@rittwage.com> wrote:
>I don't follow the reference.
Never mind. I'll add some of my C64's after I finish peeling potatoes.