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   - title: LARGE VIEW
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     text: The 8" hard drive is enclosed into a tinted plastic case
     image: /media/museum/hardware/sord_m223mk6_insidehd_1.jpg
-  comments:
-  - author: Xavier (Spain)
-    date: Sunday 9th February 2014
-    text: |-
-      I don''t have any space to keep anymore my Sord 223 mark III.
-
-      I put it in ebay...if you want to see the photos, there are 10.
-
-      Kind Regards
-  - author: Peter Ingram (UK)
-    date: Monday 9th January 2012
-    text: I have an M223 in my loft. Has it any value ?
-  - author: Roelof Beverdam (Enschede)
-    date: Monday 31st July 2006
-    text: |-
-      Dear Know1,\
-      There is no such thing as built-in commands in Sord OS, so all commands are programs on the disk as PROG.SAV files. You might list the directory contents of a disk to a printer using device files (also present on the disk, with zero length) like this:\
-      LIST/A SOUTA/L/1\
-      meaning:\
-      LIST/a = list ALL files (incl. hidden)\
-      SOUTA/L/1 = send output to SOUTA in Mode 1\
-      (SOUTA and SOUTB are serial ports;\
-      you speciafy which one to receive output;\
-      Mode 1 means: as line terminator;\
-      /L means: this is the list output device, if\
-      you omit the /L then the filename will be\
-      interpreted as the file you wish to get the\
-      information about.)
-
-      It greatly depends on the programs on your disks to decide about what more useful things could be done.\
-      Further note: none of the programs have built-in help because of the small amout of disk space in those days.
-
-      Hope this helps a bit...\
-      Success!
-  - author: Know1 (Tasmania, Australia)
-    date: Saturday 1st November 2003
-    text: |-
-      I have one of these I picked up. No idea how to do anything on it though.\
-      There is a list command that will give me a directory of the disk but anything else return the unhelpful\
-      FILE NOT FOUND or ILLEGAL FILE NAME
-
-      Any ideas?
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