added to the bottom of
http://www.commodore.ca/history/people/ ... g_over.htm

Updated Irving Gould page with the news that he died in 2004

http://www.commodore.ca/history/people/irving_gould.htm

Introduction to your Commodore PET Training Manual 1978 TLS 1 '

can be found on our manuals page. www.commodore.ca/manuals

Because a couple of idiots posted some gay porn links (not likely Commodore related we have now started banning people. Right now there are only a few but I thought you should know.

We are looking for the following items: Commodore Educator's, PET 64's... Commodore PET 2001's with metalic logo's on the front Commodore SuperPET's Commodore 116's Commodore MOS KIM1's Any Commodore paper work: origninal sale invoices, annual reports... Any Commodore promotional items: store videos...

This chart MAY be of some assistance:
http://www.commodore.ca/manuals/Tips/c64_tips.htm

Specifically:
Keyboard does not operate correctly when system warms up
Keyboard is unresponsive

Well, the Commodore Brand was sold this year (2005) to YMV: http://www.commodore.ca/news/blog_archive/2005_03_01_archive.html YMV is going to continue to focus on the European market for the near future but is expecting to sell music related products in North America in 2006. You may want to push yo...

Hi Jim;

I suggest you either register with our site so get email notifications when someone replies to this thread or you post your email address.

The US was very very busy and it was very very slow to respond at that time. As of todays date, the US site www.redcross.org appears to be functioning normally.

Our forums email problems have been resolved!

Hi Jason;

I just don’t know. I called my British father and he thought they were close enough. In Canada we run between 110 and 120 volt, so 220 to 240 does not seem like a stretch. North American 1571’s are labeled 117v.

Several links a promo's added for Brian Bagnal, including: viewtopic.php?t=49

Well its finally out! Click HERE to get more information or buy . The Spectacular Rise and Fall of Commodore tells the story of Commodore through first-hand accounts by the actual Commodore engineers and managers who made the company. From their entry into computers in 1976 until their demise in 199...

Well its finally out! Click HERE to get more information or buy . The Spectacular Rise and Fall of Commodore tells the story of Commodore through first-hand accounts by the actual Commodore engineers and managers who made the company. From their entry into computers in 1976 until their demise in 199...

It is worth US$50 - $75.