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John
On 08/02/2013 02:44 PM, Bernd Blaauw wrote:
> John R. Sowden schreef op 2-8-2013 22:28:
>> I am looking for a program that will run in config.sys before anything
>> except possibly memory managers (before drivers). I want to display a
>>
Next version of my CPI editor.
It allows to edit the shape of the characters, remove or create fonts,
remove or create codepages,.. It has a gui and can be controlled with the
keyboard or mouse (if there is a mouse installed). It can read *.cpi or
*.cpx files and write *.cpi files.
changes in 1.3
ECHO? Your text here
or just
DEVICE?=Your USB driver here
since you're going to press Enter anyway.
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John R. Sowden schreef op 2-8-2013 22:28:
> I am looking for a program that will run in config.sys before anything
> except possibly memory managers (before drivers). I want to display a
> line of text of my choice and then pause the execution at that point
> until I hit . Hopefully, if will disa
I am looking for a program that will run in config.sys before anything
except possibly memory managers (before drivers). I want to display a
line of text of my choice and then pause the execution at that point
until I hit . Hopefully, if will disappear from memory after use.
My application is
> I still haven't figured out any simple way of performing time
> polling with sub-55ms precision, so I will probably leave it as is
> (that's not a very big deal anyway).
There actually is a way to do this, but you have to combine BIOS data with I/O
data directly from the PIT. A little cumberso
Hi Eric/Rugxulo,
Thanks for your input!
I did read a long time ago the power.txt that Mike wrote, but had
forgotten it since. After looking again, I saw the note about INT28h.
After a few tests, I see that it's actually the best way, since it works
on DOSBox, DOSemu, and VirtualBox making them
Hi,
>I noticed that the cpx2cpi program accepts an optional [q] parameter,
>unfortunately there is no documentation that would tell what this
>parameter is useful for. From the code I guess that 'q' is for 'Quiet',
>but it would be nice to have it explicated somewhere.
spx2cpi's parameters are do