Re: [Ql-Users] The Tebby Files

2009-09-29 Thread Billy

John Gilpin wrote:
Perhaps Dilwyn and I only have a dial-up connection to the British 
Post Office!!


Do the continental posties already walk at 4mph+. Ours are still on 2.5 
Max!! :-(


John Gilpin.


 Don't knock our posties John. I live out in the country and don't get
the postman until about 1-o-clock in the afternoon but at least my mail 
is delivered to my door, parcels are left in my shed .

Nearest post office is seven miles away.

Now a few years from now these are things you might miss.

All the best - Bill
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Re: [Ql-Users] The Tebby Files

2009-09-29 Thread John Gilpin
No, I'm not knocking our posties. I think that they do a fantastic job. 
Our postie (a very pleasant female!!) only has time to greet her 
customers on the run so to speak as she always seems to have plenty 
more to deliver when she's been to us at anything up to noon 
(occasionally later) but she always has a smile and a tickle behind the 
ear for one or more of our cats. - jealous? Who, ME? She keeps me 
supplied with GPO red elastic bands which she says are rubbish but I 
find quite serviceable.


More and more often these days I find that she is also leaflet dropping 
along with the genuine post. This must add tremendously to the weight of 
the mail sacks and the time to complete the walk. No wonder she 
doesn't have time to search through for my copy of QLToday!! (Back on 
topic?)


Regards to all, including our posties.

John G.



Billy wrote:

John Gilpin wrote:
Perhaps Dilwyn and I only have a dial-up connection to the British 
Post Office!!


Do the continental posties already walk at 4mph+. Ours are still on 
2.5 Max!! :-(


John Gilpin.


 Don't knock our posties John. I live out in the country and don't get
the postman until about 1-o-clock in the afternoon but at least my 
mail is delivered to my door, parcels are left in my shed .

Nearest post office is seven miles away.

Now a few years from now these are things you might miss.

All the best - Bill
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[Ql-Users] ethernet on Q40/Q60

2009-09-29 Thread Don Walterman
Can someone point me to information on getting ethernet going on the Q60?
I need to know what software I need and what I can expect to do (ftp, telnet 
email, http etc...)
I'm sure its been discussed before but I'm a few years out of date.
Thanks,
Don


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[Ql-Users] Mandelbrot Magic

2009-09-29 Thread Ralf Reköndt

Hi,

does anyone remember the program Mandelbrot Magic, written by Christian 
Cahn von Seelen, sold by Ultrasoft (under David B.Smith)?


I got in touch with Christian, he was very impressed by Rich's QL Wiki. 8-)

Christian will look for the sources of that program, written in 68k 
assembler. I have an original cartridge, but no backup on disk. If anyone 
has the program and is able to disassemble it, I will pass the output text 
to Christian. He offers to comment any kind of disassembled output text of 
the program. Anyway, he will search for the sources.


Cheers...Ralf 


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[Ql-Users] Help with BASIC/SBASIC WINDOWS

2009-09-29 Thread John Gilpin
Many years ago, I wrote some BASIC code to assist me in putting together 
a ONE NAME study as part of our genealogical activity. Recently, my 
trusty Aurora/SGC/QuBide set-ups have been letting me down and I have 
been advised (as a precaution) to transfer all the programs and data 
across to QPC2 on my PC. For various reasons, the original BASIC 
programs are returning various error reports (most of which are the 
results of not thoroughly thinking the job through whilst writing the 
code) so I am revisiting the programs from scratch - Thank goodness for 
all the REM Statements!! :-)


The BOOT not only loads various toolkits and sets up some hotkeys etc 
and then goes on to layout what I have called a GENERAL MENU SCREEN 
which offers various choices for the rest of the program. This screen, I 
use over and over again at various stages in the program and consists of 
various WINDOW statements with BORDER, PAPER, INK, CSIZE parameters 
being set. I finish up with the whole of the 512x256 available screen 
being split up by 2 pixel wide BORDERS. This routine runs perfectly on 
my Aurora/SGC set-ups in either QDOS - JS Roms - or SMSQ but when I run 
the same boot in QPC2 v3.34 beta 3, I tend to lose the top and both side 
borders completely and just have various horizontal lines across the screen.


My PC is running WINDOWS VISTA home premium with service pack 2.

Can anyone suggest what may be happening and offer any advice on how to 
cure this problem?


I can post the listing if anyone wants to try it out.

cheers,


John Gilpin.


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Re: [Ql-Users] Help with BASIC/SBASIC WINDOWS

2009-09-29 Thread Ralf Reköndt
A bit of a code would be helpful...;-). Have you investigated any statement, 
which makes your window looking so different?


Cheers...Ralf

- Original Message - 
From: John Gilpin


This routine runs perfectly on my Aurora/SGC set-ups in either QDOS - JS 
Roms - or SMSQ but when I run the same boot in QPC2 v3.34 beta 3, I tend 
to lose the top and both side borders completely and just have various 
horizontal lines across the screen.


My PC is running WINDOWS VISTA home premium with service pack 2.

Can anyone suggest what may be happening and offer any advice on how to 
cure this problem?


I can post the listing if anyone wants to try it out. 


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Re: [Ql-Users] Help with BASIC/SBASIC WINDOWS

2009-09-29 Thread John Gilpin

Hi Ralf,

I will send you the boot file privately - no attachments on the list and 
it's a bit big to put into an email. Please feel free to put any part of 
it on the list if you think that others may help.


Regards,

John Gilpin.



Ralf Reköndt wrote:
A bit of a code would be helpful...;-). Have you investigated any 
statement, which makes your window looking so different?


Cheers...Ralf

- Original Message - From: John Gilpin

This routine runs perfectly on my Aurora/SGC set-ups in either QDOS - 
JS Roms - or SMSQ but when I run the same boot in QPC2 v3.34 beta 3, 
I tend to lose the top and both side borders completely and just have 
various horizontal lines across the screen.


My PC is running WINDOWS VISTA home premium with service pack 2.

Can anyone suggest what may be happening and offer any advice on how 
to cure this problem?


I can post the listing if anyone wants to try it out. 


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Re: [Ql-Users] ethernet on Q40/Q60

2009-09-29 Thread matrassyl

 Hi,

I think you need to have linux installed and and ISA ethernet card. The Q60 
support site is still at
http://www.q40.de/q40.desales.html

Duncan


 


 

-Original Message-
From: Don Walterman dwalt...@ix.netcom.com
To: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Sent: Tue, 29 Sep 2009 14:24
Subject: [Ql-Users] ethernet on Q40/Q60










Can someone point me to information on getting ethernet going on the Q60?
I need to know what software I need and what I can expect to do (ftp, telnet 
email, http etc...)
I'm sure its been discussed before but I'm a few years out of date.
Thanks,
Don


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