Re: [Ql-Users] Xover

2011-06-17 Thread Rich Mellor

On 17/06/2011 20:26, Bryan Horstmann wrote:

On 17/06/2011 05:07, Dilwyn Jones wrote:

Geoff Wicks wrote:


Xover was an ancillary program that was part of DP's PC Conqueror 
suite. In case you have forgotten this was a PC emulator for the QL. 
Xover was a QDOS - MSDOS floppy transfer program. If I remember 
rightly it was very user friendly and I used regularly  before QPC 
and SMSQ came along.


I might just have a copy somewhere but there are two big problems. 
One I have no idea where to look. Two I have no idea what the 
copyright position is.


May I suggest the best thing you can do is to point the person to 
other similar programs. If he has the pointer environment and is a 
Quanta member I believe there is one in the Quanta library,


Best Wishes,


Geoff

Thank you Geoff.

Unfortunately the member is in Italy and has stated he wants the 
software on floppy disk and not by email, or I would have emailed him 
the other file transfer programs in the library, or suggested the 
free ones on the File Transfer page on my website.


I'll pass on the information anyway and see how he wishes to proceed.

Dilwyn Jones


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I've just remembered, XOVER is part of Media Manager Special Edition 
disk I have, and as mentioned, it is for alien disk formats.  It comes 
up on the main menu options as MS-DOS/TOS File Copier.


Bryan H
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The other alternative is of course Discover / Multi-discover which is 
definitely freeware (subject to registration).


Again the issue is that the user needs a program on disk to use rather 
than a download - I will offer him my copy of PC Conqueror complete with 
manual.


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Re: [Ql-Users] Xover

2011-06-17 Thread Bryan Horstmann

On 17/06/2011 05:07, Dilwyn Jones wrote:

Geoff Wicks wrote:


Xover was an ancillary program that was part of DP's PC Conqueror 
suite. In case you have forgotten this was a PC emulator for the QL. 
Xover was a QDOS - MSDOS floppy transfer program. If I remember 
rightly it was very user friendly and I used regularly  before QPC 
and SMSQ came along.


I might just have a copy somewhere but there are two big problems. 
One I have no idea where to look. Two I have no idea what the 
copyright position is.


May I suggest the best thing you can do is to point the person to 
other similar programs. If he has the pointer environment and is a 
Quanta member I believe there is one in the Quanta library,


Best Wishes,


Geoff

Thank you Geoff.

Unfortunately the member is in Italy and has stated he wants the 
software on floppy disk and not by email, or I would have emailed him 
the other file transfer programs in the library, or suggested the free 
ones on the File Transfer page on my website.


I'll pass on the information anyway and see how he wishes to proceed.

Dilwyn Jones


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I've just remembered, XOVER is part of Media Manager Special Edition 
disk I have, and as mentioned, it is for alien disk formats.  It comes 
up on the main menu options as MS-DOS/TOS File Copier.


Bryan H
UK


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Re: [Ql-Users] Xover

2011-06-17 Thread Dilwyn Jones

Geoff Wicks wrote:


Xover was an ancillary program that was part of DP's PC Conqueror 
suite. In case you have forgotten this was a PC emulator for the QL. 
Xover was a QDOS - MSDOS floppy transfer program. If I remember 
rightly it was very user friendly and I used regularly  before QPC 
and SMSQ came along.


I might just have a copy somewhere but there are two big problems. 
One I have no idea where to look. Two I have no idea what the 
copyright position is.


May I suggest the best thing you can do is to point the person to 
other similar programs. If he has the pointer environment and is a 
Quanta member I believe there is one in the Quanta library,


Best Wishes,


Geoff

Thank you Geoff.

Unfortunately the member is in Italy and has stated he wants the 
software on floppy disk and not by email, or I would have emailed him 
the other file transfer programs in the library, or suggested the free 
ones on the File Transfer page on my website.


I'll pass on the information anyway and see how he wishes to proceed.

Dilwyn Jones 




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Re: [Ql-Users] Xover

2011-06-17 Thread Geoff Wicks



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From: "Dilwyn Jones" 
Sent: Friday, June 17, 2011 2:54 PM
To: 
Subject: [Ql-Users] Xover

I have been asked to locate a copy of Xover, but I'm afraid I can't even 
remember what the program was-can anyone help?




Xover was an ancillary program that was part of DP's PC Conqueror suite. In 
case you have forgotten this was a PC emulator for the QL. Xover was a 
QDOS - MSDOS floppy transfer program. If I remember rightly it was very user 
friendly and I used regularly  before QPC and SMSQ came along.


I might just have a copy somewhere but there are two big problems. One I 
have no idea where to look. Two I have no idea what the copyright position 
is.


May I suggest the best thing you can do is to point the person to other 
similar programs. If he has the pointer environment and is a Quanta member I 
believe there is one in the Quanta library,


Best Wishes,


Geoff

Geoff 



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Re: [Ql-Users] Digital Precision Super Forth

2011-06-17 Thread Dilwyn Jones


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From: "gdgqler" 

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Sent: Friday, June 17, 2011 3:02 PM
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] Digital Precision Super Forth





On 11 Jun 2011, at 17:56, Rich Mellor wrote:

Does anyone have the manual for Super Forth by Digital Precision - 
I cannot find it in the DP collection!


I have 6 files FORTHA_DOC to FORTHF_DOC which appear to be the 
manual. There is also FPMATH_DOC which is the manual for the 
floating point maths package FPMATHS_fth.


Would these be any use?

George


Hi George,

Rich asked me to put the SuperForth package on my website. At the 
moment we have a non-searchable scanned manual.


If you could email me the documents I could compare them to the 
scanned manual to see if they are the same ones, if so I could add 
them to the package on my website.


Dilwyn Jones 




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Re: [Ql-Users] Digital Precision Super Forth

2011-06-17 Thread gdgqler

On 11 Jun 2011, at 17:56, Rich Mellor wrote:

> Does anyone have the manual for Super Forth by Digital Precision - I cannot 
> find it in the DP collection!

I have 6 files FORTHA_DOC to FORTHF_DOC which appear to be the manual. There is 
also FPMATH_DOC which is the manual for the floating point maths package 
FPMATHS_fth.

Would these be any use?

George 
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[Ql-Users] Xover

2011-06-17 Thread Dilwyn Jones
I have been asked to locate a copy of Xover, but I'm afraid I can't 
even remember what the program was-can anyone help?


Dilwyn Jones 




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