>MSX means MicroSoft eXtended because MSX BASIC is a Extension on MBASIC
>the standard BASIC for microcomputers
That's what I remember too.
Case closed :)
Stephan Szarafinski
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MSX means MicroSoft eXtended because MSX BASIC is a Extension on MBASIC
the standard BASIC for microcomputers
> Don't want to dissapoint you all, but I'm very convinced that it means
> MicroSoft eXtended...
> I can remember some articles, manuals and technical databooks which stated
> this clea
I'm in the mood for some wasted bit & bytes about this!
(sorry)
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> Please people, we had this discussion a few months back.
>
> Don't start over again!
yes, let's do that... it'll be fffu
~Grauw
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Please people, we had this discussion a few months back.
Don't start over again!
-Sander
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Don't want to dissapoint you all, but I'm very convinced that it means
MicroSoft eXtended...
I can remember some articles, manuals and technical databooks which stated
this clearly.
Stephan Szarafinski
PS it can always be that the japanese had some secret meaning for it :)
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> > In some Ikeda´s print I could read something about the meaning of
MSX, I
> > translated it into Spanish and you can read the article in Hnostar
Magazine
> > (I think), but I know that MSX means Matsushita Sony and X is the
universal
> > variable, so you can apply it to all the marks who ma
> > > Hmm... and MSX Stands for MicroSoft eXtended??? Then what is windows?
> > I am not sure that it means "MicroSoft eXtended".
> > Read this text (Nishis' doctoral thesis):
> > http://www.nti.co.jp/~kobakan/contents/nishi.html
>
> In some Ikeda´s print I could read something about the meani
Rafael Corrales Pulido wrote:
> > > Hmm... and MSX Stands for MicroSoft eXtended??? Then what is windows?
> > I am not sure that it means "MicroSoft eXtended".
> > Read this text (Nishis' doctoral thesis):
> > http://www.nti.co.jp/~kobakan/contents/nishi.html
>
> In some Ikeda´s print I could
> > Hmm... and MSX Stands for MicroSoft eXtended??? Then what is windows?
> I am not sure that it means "MicroSoft eXtended".
> Read this text (Nishis' doctoral thesis):
> http://www.nti.co.jp/~kobakan/contents/nishi.html
In some Ikeda´s print I could read something about the meaning of MSX,
Hi, not to start a holly war, but I'm sure MSX means MicroSoft
eXtended...
bye!
Ivan Latorre wrote:
[snip]
> > Hmm... and MSX Stands for MicroSoft eXtended??? Then what is windows?
>
> I am not sure that it means "MicroSoft eXtended".
> Read this text (Nishis' doctoral thesis):
> http://www.nti
d-fader wrote:
> > > The sourcecode of Windows 98 is made up of millions of lines. The most
> > > important (and very secret) ones are summarized below. Probably you're
> > > familliar with these in your own experience.
> >
> > What has this to do with MSX?
> >
>
> Hmm... and MSX Stands for Mic
> > The sourcecode of Windows 98 is made up of millions of lines. The most
> > important (and very secret) ones are summarized below. Probably you're
> > familliar with these in your own experience.
>
> What has this to do with MSX?
>
Hmm... and MSX Stands for MicroSoft eXtended??? Then what i
> The sourcecode of Windows 98 is made up of millions of lines. The most
> important (and very secret) ones are summarized below. Probably you're
> familliar with these in your own experience.
What has this to do with MSX?
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