I have been trying to get QL Bounder to run - I have 2 original
microdrives, but alas both have a corrupt file.
Does anyone have a working copy of the file:
qlg1_obj_v24
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Rich Mellor
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Greetings everyone !
I recently upgraded to QPC2 v3 since I read that it was now possible
to run it under Linux with Wine.
It works fine under Linux using VirtualBox and a WinXP Pro virtual
machine, however, I have serious troubles with the keyboard table
when trying to get it to work under
I have SUSE Linux 11.1 and the version WINE that comes with distribution
allows QPC2 v3.33 to work perfectly. Just executed the QPC2 executable
and everything worked.
I have also had Autocad 2009 running in Wine,
Derek
Thierry Godefroy wrote:
Greetings everyone !
I recently upgraded to QPC2
Hi John,
Have a look in the Quanta Silver Jubilee Magazine, page 53, where it
was mentioned that Romaldo Parodi and Davide Santachiara in Italy
found a source of batteries for Gold and Super Gold Cards. Tony
Firshman was quoted on how to identify the pins and there was an email
contact
Thierry Godefroy wrote:
I tried Clavier_obj (but it is too old for SMQSQ/E v3, obviously),
Is it? The latest Clavier should work fine, I think.
Frankly, the key mapping is somewhat of a mystery to me, on Linux
there are so many layer that somehow tamper with the keyboard input
that I can't
I am sorry,8-(, QL.Bounder seems to be the only game, which I haven't
transferred to disk, just had a look through 100+ ones. It seems, that I
just have bought it to complete my Sinclair branded software packages, never
played it.
Cheers...Ralf
- Original Message -
From: Rich
John
With the Gold Card connecting pins on your left and looking down at
the card, the battery is the red square block nearest the bottom.
Look at it closely. It has four pins, one at each corner.
The top Right hand corner should be marked +
The bottom Left hand corner, which is diagonally
John Taylor wrote, On 30/08/09 16:20:
John
With the Gold Card connecting pins on your left and looking down at
the card, the battery is the red square block nearest the bottom.
Look at it closely. It has four pins, one at each corner.
The top Right hand corner should be marked +
The bottom
Dear John,
I replaced two batteries both on a GC and a SGC of a friend of mine thanks
to a standard CR2032 3V lithium battery which the Italian QL hardware expert
Romaldo Parodi, was able to get with presoldered pins on it. Then it was
quite easy to solder a small additional wire to reach the two
With grateful thanks to the author, Gerry Jackson, the source files
for the Digital C SE compiler system are now available from the
Languages page on my website.
Once you have downloaded it, please read the README.HTML file it
contains.
http://www.dilwyn.me.uk/language/index.html
Dilwyn
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