Re: Help with : Writing my first (decent) SAM program . . .
-Original Message- From: Andrew Collier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no Date: 15 May 1999 10:32 Subject: Re: Help with : Writing my first (decent) SAM program . . . >November 1998? Get it sorted David /me shrugs Hey ho - I'll get round to it one of these days... > >David Ledbury, the walking advert. And y not?
Re: Keyboard membranes
> Other than the membrane, what other part's failure would herald the end of > SAMs working life? I bought my Sam in Feb 1990 - very early on one of the chips went funny so the picture occasionally went black and white. I got this replaced shortly after SamCo appeared and I'd got my v3 Rom. Since then I've had no trouble whatsoever. Hmm, a slight lie, my disk drive was playing up for a while, but taking it out and plugging it back in again eventually seemed to solve that problem, it's right as rain again now. Perhaps I've just been extremely lucky. @/
Re: Keyboard membranes
> I bought my Sam in Feb 1990 - very early on one of the chips went funny so > the picture occasionally went black and white. I got this replaced shortly > after SamCo appeared and I'd got my v3 Rom. Mine still does that black & white thing, and I had it replaced once, back in the day. Should this worry me greatly? -Thomas
RE: Help with : Writing my first (decent) SAM program . . .
David L wrote: > If you've got a PC - the easiest solution is to get a PC TV card > and use the REAL machine via the PC monitor... assuming you've got > a PC that is ;) Is your picture clear enough? I borrowed a Haupage TV card but couldn't get a decent picture, as tho the signal wasn't strong enough. It was when I was fiddling with the controls in my PSU that I broke something, which is why my normal TV picture is streaky and blurred now! The normal TV picture was great on it... btw Dave, any idea what's happened to my Persona order? It's been about a month and I've still not heard a thing! Si
