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[Jay Lundgren]

IIRC, yes, I seem to remember at AFIP our NCOIC cursing and reprogramming
Roberta every Friday, or for a three day weekend.

Roberta was the VIP's name.  That lovely science-fictiony tan and burnt
orange color scheme.  I wonder what happened to her?  Maybe you bought her?

They never would have let a lowly Airman touch her.

She would call you on the phone though, if her process was interrupted.  No
kidding, look around and you should find a land-line (of course) phone jack
on the back. Pretty cool stuff in 1987.

Sincerely,

        Jay A. Lundgren, M.S., HTL (ASCP)

On Thu, Jun 22, 2023 at 8:42 AM Kate Bummer via Histonet <
histonet at lists.utsouthwestern.edu> wrote:

> Help on how to program an artifact, aka, Miles Tissue Tek VIP 1000 tissue
> processor?
>
> Hello All,
>
> My company purchased the miles tissue tek vip 1000 tissue processor at an
> auction and I have a user manual that is not very useful in figuring out
> how to set up programs.  I was hoping to set up multiple programs but it
> looks like on the automatic it really only takes  1 program and you can set
> up start and end time but cannot set up multiple programs and would have to
> key in a new program every time.  That is ok and not my preferred situation
> as I've really only worked with a Leica ASP300S which of course is much
> newer and can store several programs.
>
> Hoping someone has worked on one of these and may have a user guide that
> is more useful than the user manual I currently have (from 1986 : /  )
>
> Please drop me a line if you have any info it would be much appreciated.
>
>
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