Morning Dilwyn,
>> Unfortunately, the only copy available uses the Runtime Archive with
>> a protected BOOT_PRO program. Does anyone know how to make this load
>> into a standard Archive, so that I can supply the unprotected code
>> with the program? (The databases themselves are ok, it is just
Morning Malcolm,
>> I haven't used Windows Vista myself, as yet.
Nor have i, but from reviews and what I've seen so far :
There are a number of versions. All expensive.
The changes that MS vaunted for ages have all failed to make it into the
finished product.
The new Vista differs from the old
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> Morning Dilwyn,
>
>>> Unfortunately, the only copy available uses the Runtime Archive with
>>> a protected BOOT_PRO program. Does anyone know how to make this load
>>> into a standard Archive, so that I can supply the unpr
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>>> Finally, are any of the QL Emulators now able to run under it ?
> I'm pretty sure QPC does, but I have a vague recollection of Marcel
> posting something here a while back about Vista. I can't remember what though
> !
Actually current QPC releases do not start under V
Afternoon Lau,
>> Not quite true. I believe they have been pretty cavalier in their
>> support, or lack of it. A lot of hardware does not have Vista drivers,
>> and older drivers won't work, so I gather. Think pre-XP to XP
>> upgrade", but worse.
Ok, technically you are right and I am wrong (y
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> Afternoon Lau,
>
>
>>> Not quite true. I believe they have been pretty cavalier in their
>>> support, or lack of it. A lot of hardware does not have Vista drivers,
>>> and older drivers won't work, so I gather. Think pre-XP to XP
>>> upgrade", but worse.
>>>
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> Yes - the legacy stuff is still there.
>
Not quite true. I believe they have been pretty cavalier in their
support, or lack of it. A lot of hardware does not have Vista drivers,
and older drivers won't work, so I gather. Think pre-XP to XP "upgrade",
but worse.
Of
On 26 Jul 2007, at 09:52, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
>
> Unfortunately, the only copy available uses the Runtime Archive with a
> protected BOOT_PRO program. Does anyone know how to make this load
> into a standard Archive, so that I can supply the unprotected code
> with the program? (The databases the
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Tony Firshman wrote:
> Tony Church wrote:
>> Tony (Firshman)
>
>> Thank you for your reply and sorry about the tardy response but I have had a
>> few problems that has kept me busy.
>> I would be happy to purchase the board if you can find it or hire
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
> Anybody know how to unlock or convert the object program to allow it
> to be loaded into standard Archive and saved as a _prg file?
A special version of Archive was supplied as part of the Run Time
Module package that provides some additional features (like the m/c
interface
Morning Tony,
>> Was it *really* protected as such?
Under normal Archive the only difference between a PROTECTED and an OBJECT and
a PRG was a single byte in the header.
When I was writing 'ArSE' many years ago (an Archive Syntax Evaluator/compiler
to convert Archive programs to DataDesign -
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> Hi Tony,
>
> You, along with any others who have an interest in the QL would be very
> welcome at the Quanta Summe
The reason for holding our "Summer" Workshop in October is that due to the
fixed date of the AGM, we were unable to hold the "Summer" during that
fortnight in April which we all agree was as near to Summer as we're likely
to get this year. This is an OFFICIAL Quanta Policy Decision unless we sta
> Dilwyn Jones wrote:
>
>> Anybody know how to unlock or convert the object program to allow
>> it
>> to be loaded into standard Archive and saved as a _prg file?
>
> A special version of Archive was supplied as part of the Run Time
> Module package that provides some additional features (like the
It would appear that the QL software has gobe from Jonathan Hudson's
web page, so I've removed the link to his site from my site.
Thought I'd mention it here (thanks to David Gilham for letting me
know) so that anyone else with links to www.daria.co.uk can decide if
they wish to remove their li
Hardware Q60 with 64meg memory visible to smsqe Physical memory 128M
System SMSQE 3.13
Qpac2 version 1.45
It would seem that there is a maximum file which can be copied
using the files menu of Qpac2. the maximum is just under 32M.
I tried copying a file of over 32Meg from one hard disk partition t
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