Re: INPUT 64s from '85

On Wednesday 21 May 2014, you wrote:
> INPUT 64 was IMHO the best electronic mag of the days. Even if all the
> money I ever earned on German market was coming from M&T and CP Verlag - I
> still felt that it was Heinz Heise who published the best mag.

yes and no :) for tools and productivity stuff INPUT64 ruled - for games 
magicdisk was a lot better :)

> > /Input64_tap - tap images of the tapes (1/85 - 7/87, complete)
> > 
> > /Input64_nib - nib images of the disks (4/85 - 12/88, incomplete)
> > 
> > missing (9):
> > 
> > 11/85
> > 1/86 2/86 5/86 6/86 7/86 8/86 9/86
> 
> I have 1/86 and 6/86 original tapes if those are among those missing?

you got that wrong... i have all the .tap images, missing are the mentioned 
.nib (disks) files

> > /Input64_pdf - scans of the papermag (1/85 - 12/88, incomplete)
> > 
> > missing (11):
> > 
> > 3/86 4/86 9/86
> > 5/88 6/88 7/88 8/88 9/88 10/88
> 
> I have 6/88 7/88 8/88 original “Beihefte” if those are missing too.

yes! scans would be awesome

> Promise duly noted :-)

:) working on it... slowly, but slowly getting somewhere (i am hoping that at 
the end of the year at the next X party i will get most of the missing stuff)
 
> Let me know if the five I think I can provide for better completeness are
> indeed missing from your archives.

see above, scans of those "mags" would be nice

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