20 Sep 93

      Wes, enclosed the disks that you requested.  I think that the
      Eagle II, TRS Model II, and Kaypro UniForm are pretty much self
      explanatory.  The Sierra is a little more complex, as some of
      their commands are not altogether common.  For example, PUT is
      the harddisk equivalent of SYSGEN.  Density is used to set the
      density of the floppy disk drive; e.g. DENSITY M:=S sets the
      floppy disk drive for Single Density, M:=D would set it for
      Double Density, and M:=X for Extended Density.  'X' connotes
      double sided drives, and is unavailable to you until you install
      a double sided disk drive.  I might note that there are some
      advantages in staying with the Single Density floppies.  Despite
      the limited storage space - 241K - they are in standard IBM 3740
      format and readable by a considerable number of machines.  The
      Double Density, on the other hand, utilizes a double density
      recorded 128 byte sector that cannot be handled by a number of
      floppy disk controller chips.

      As regards Turbo Pascal, I find that the version that I have is
      2.00 - rather far removed from 3.01A!

      Enjoy your machines.  If I can be of further assistance, let me
      hear from you.
                                                      - don