Can I get the details, including price and payment methods, on a QPCxx known to
run under XP? The most recent QLT I could find did not even have an ad from any
trader that mentioned QPC.
I have a close family member and old QLer "confined" to a skilled nursing
facility and going stir crazy who
Can someone give a source of the following program/game:
Long long ago, in a galaxy far far away, in the old QUANTA library, the 50(0?)M
creature on some dozens of diskettes, I found a version of "Tower of Hanoi"
(aka "Tower of Buddha" I believe): Move five (or however many disks--yes, the
hard
Hi Doug,
http://smsq.j-m-s.com/
gives all the details. One click, and you can download a demo to try on
your hardware as well.
CheersJochen
extdgl42 wrote:
Can I get the details, including price and payment methods, on a QPCxx known to
run under XP? The most recent QLT I could find d
Hi Doug,
Regarding your query about "The Towers of Hanoi" game, it is still in the
QUANTA Library on disc GG01 and is credited to P Kennedy on 22/08/1987
Contact Dilwyn Jones (QUANTA Librarian) who will be able to advise you the
best way to get a copy.
Also QUANTA Magazine had a similar pro
Can I get the details, including price and payment methods, on a QPCxx
known to run under XP? The most recent QLT I could find did not even have
an ad from any trader that mentioned QPC.
Two possible sources (all recent versionsof QPC2 such as v3.34 beta 3 I use)
should work on XP machines.
1.
extdgl42 wrote, On 16/03/09 19:52:
Can someone give a source of the following program/game:
Long long ago, in a galaxy far far away, in the old QUANTA library, the 50(0?)M creature on some
dozens of diskettes, I found a version of "Tower of Hanoi" (aka "Tower of
Buddha" I believe): Move five (o
Hello there me harties!
PC World - April 2009. p7, 14 & 53ff. All QL; the latter an 8 page
'retro'.
Extended interview with David Karlin (QL designer) and some goodies on
m-drives and ports. etc etc.
Enjoy!
John in Wales
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