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5th February 2011, 12:44 AM
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If you are still looking, what model number do you have? 390-800 is what I have, and I could be persuaded to look through my files if that is the same one you have. Of course, a program would be useful as well, and I am not sure I have that still. Do you have the original? I think it was DOS.
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