In message <4f573157.7000...@newlan.org>, Bryan Horstmann
writes
I use an old Fujitsu DL1150 dot matrix printer which does me fine, and
will still work with Vista. It has been difficult to get ribbons;
there is a lot of old, dried out stock around. I've found
www.cartridgesave.co.uk, a sma
In message <4f5775f7.4060...@rwapservices.co.uk>, Rich Mellor
writes
On 06/03/2012 22:41, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
In message <4f55c062.80...@dunbar-it.co.uk>, Norman Dunbar
writes
Morning Malcolm,
I have now registered with both Farnell and RS, which was all very easy
to do. The former are
The "Nokia" or "Samsung" micro USB chargers are just the thing.
They are available off EBAY and Amazon for £1.99 and £2.99 respectively
John A
--- On Wed, 7/3/12, Norman Dunbar wrote:
From: Norman Dunbar
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] RaspberryPi Power Source
To: ql-users@lists.q-v-d.com
Date: Wedn
If you are planning to make your own set of system sprites, it's up to
you.
The ones in the syssprites_bin package of Marcel Kilgus range from 9 to 14
pixels wide and 9 to 10 pixels high.
So 14x10 is then the minimum for the main 4.
Bob
Thanks Bob. My own "experiments" tended to confirm this an
Op Thu, 08 Mar 2012 18:10:22 +0100 schreef Dilwyn Jones
:
This may seem a strange question given how many QL programs I’ve
released, but does anyone know if there is a minimum recommended size
for a loose item which is to contain a system sprite (move, sleep,
resize, refresh etc)?
It oc
John Alexander wrote:
I've not missed the point at all, I'm working on a curriculum or at least
an ordered
list of things for "kids" to do, The members of list are educated folks it
would be
nice to have input from them on such things.
BTW was told by a bloke from Farnell that the boards have
This may seem a strange question given how many QL programs I’ve released, but
does anyone know if there is a minimum recommended size for a loose item which
is to contain a system sprite (move, sleep, resize, refresh etc)?
It occurred to me that the non-GD2 (mode 4 and 8) icons might need a dif
I've not missed the point at all, I'm working on a curriculum or at least an
ordered list
of things for "kids" to do, The members of list are educated folks it would be
nice
to have input from them on such things.
BTW was told by a bloke from Farnell that the boards have had thee wrong
componen
