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We started this site to collect all the Jupiter Ace information, software, photos, magazine articles and present it one resource free for all to use. The goal is to preserve and to archive any Jupiter Ace information, no matter how small for all, before this information is lost forever.
You can help! – If you have any scans of Ace articles, magazine program listings, Ace Users Club magazines, Tape inlays, Cassette body scans,Cassette programs as wav files, and would like to contribute, you can just email or mail it to us and we will do the rest. Full credits are given in the credits page, for the people who have helped with this project. We are also looking for information on the Ace4000, - scans of circuit boards, Rom wav file recording (email us and we will tell you how to do this), Ace4000 Manual for pdf doc making. Also wanted information on the printer Card, - scans of the circuit board, instructions, driver software as wav files.
Jet-Disc system information also wanted again scans , photos, ROM dumps as wavs, instructions, any thing that can be preserved. EME, Essex Micro Electronics Accessories info wanted for the site, Ram pack circuit scans, instructions, 3 Channel soundboard circuit scans, instructions. The 32 bit I/O port buffer board circuit scans, instructions.
We have addresses in the UK and in the Netherlands to take any thing you would like us to use, and we will pay for the postage there and back to you. |
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Email: postmaster at jupiter-ace.co.uk
replacing "at" with the @ symbol |
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Who pays the running costs of the site? The site costs are paid for from our own pockets! Where does the material come from? Most is donated to the site by people like you! Some we source from on-line auction sites. We browse old book shops for Forth Books and old computer magazines. We write to old software adverts. We also create new software and hardware and when we can encourage others to get involved to write new software titles. What Software is used to create the site? The web site is in standard HTML with a Javascript menu system.
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