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Commodore Files at cbmfiles.com
A new site has been added and has a very easy name to remember. It's called CBM Files and is located at cbmfiles.com. For those new to the Commodore scene, CBM stands for "Commodore Business Machines" and was Commodore's official name during the illustrious Commodore days. To begin with, I've moved the entire GEnie Library as well as all of the GEOS files to cbmfiles.com. This will help ease the bandwidth load here on the cmdrkey.com site while at the same time providing a much better access to all the files for faster downloading.
Try searching the cbmfiles.com site. If you are looking for information about almost anything related to the Commodore 8-bit computers, you are very likely to find it there. Try any search term you can think of such as WordWriter, Pocket Writer, or Basic 8. Try SFD, 9060, 1541, or 1581. Try anything you can think of, you just might find the information you are looking for.