Re: [Ql-Users] SMSQmulator

2013-02-06 Thread Alex Wells
On Wednesday 06 Feb 2013 09:38:02 Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
 
 And now the question : the very easy way around this is to call the QXL 
 device QXL no longer, but just WIN right away.
 
 I didn't do that at first for testing purposes and now the name QXL has 
 stuck.
 
 Is there anybody who'd object to the device being called WIN right away?
 
 Wolfgang

Hi Wolfgang,

No objections - I never use xxx_use.
 
I find full paths easy to use,  there is no confusion about where to find  
save files.  Simple, to match my feeble brain.

Regards,  Alex
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Re: [Ql-Users] SMSQmulator DATE$

2013-01-24 Thread Alex Wells
Hi Wolfgang,

Many thanks again! MACHINE keyword with 20, 30 solves the problem.

Regards,  Alex

On Thursday 24 January 2013 07:59:49 you wrote:
 Hi Alew,
 
 You can check for SMSQmulator with the machine function. This will
 give 20 for SMSQmulator and other values for other machines.
 
 Print machine (20 for SMSQmulator, 30 for QPC).
 
 oOlfgang
 
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[Ql-Users] SMSQmulator on Linux

2013-01-23 Thread Alex Wells
Hi Wolfgang,

Many thanks to you all for SMSQmulator. Brilliant job!

SMSQmulator seems to work very well, using the boot supplied, or my QPC2 boot 
to start it. The only problems with my QPC2 boot were trivial - no 
QPC_SYNCSCRAP (!##!) and menu_rext must be a non-QPC2 version.

I suspect uQLx (with Minerva rom)  QPC2 (running under 'wine') will get much 
less usage in future.

Regards,  Alex
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Re: [Ql-Users] SMSQmulator DATE$

2013-01-23 Thread Alex Wells
Hi Wolfgang,

Thanks for your response. 
My 2 minor hiccups are mentioned below.

Like other folks, I was delighted to plug in my existing qxl.win and get a 
functional SMSQ with my existing QPC2 boot. 

Regards,  Alex

On Wednesday 23 January 2013 14:17:30 Wolfgang wrote:
 Is the Menu Extension SCRAP - (your OS) clipboard exchange a generally 
 asked-for feature?

I do not know - I think it was for communication with M$ file-systems
(useful in Linux), and M$ software (that I do not use). 

 I'm really rusty on using the menu extension things, but next weekend, I 
 could have a look at that.
 
 I have used the same menu extensions as I have always used (I just use 
 my old QPC boot on my normal qxl.win file) - I wasn't even aware there 
 is a special QPC version (what's different?).

I get a msg during boot-up similar to: 
This version is only licenced for QPC. - referring to v768.
I am using menu_rext v765 for SMSQmulator.

If there is a unique flag for SMSQmulator, I would use it in my 
QPC2/SMSQmulator boot to switch menu_rext versions, and to turn off the 
SYNCSCRAP. ver$ gives HBA (for SMSQ), on SMSQmulator and QPC2, of course.

Could you change it to HBA-S perhaps?

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Re: [Ql-Users] GWASS is updated

2011-02-11 Thread Alex Wells
On Thursday 10 February 2011 09:55:57 you wrote:
 It is gratifying that some have tried to access my website.
 
 I can now reveal that:
 
 
 A new version of GWASS is now available from my website
 http://gwiltprogs.info/
 
 This allows the input of octal numbers by using the prefix AT (@).
 

Hi George,

Thanks for the update to GWASS.

Do you have a non-SMSQ version of Sud? I would like to run it in uQLx 
(Minerva rom) and have not tried hacking it myself yet.

Sud on QPC2 has had a lot of use! 

Regards,  Alex
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