On 31 Jan 2013, at 17:31, Ian Burkinshaw wrote:
> Hi Norman
>
> I do read them. But up until recently I have not had the time, to get down
> and learn it all. Some of it I do not fully understand. But if I started to
> learn it properly, I am sure it would make much more sense.
>
> The way Ea
On 01/02/2013 06:29, Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
Hi Bryan,
* When I select Xchange, I cannot find out how to bring it up to
screen size; I've already set the screen size correctly
Simple : you can't Xhange has a fiwed screen size which you can't
change (unless you poke around somewhere in t
Bryan Horstmann wrote:
>>> * When I select Xchange, I cannot find out how to bring it up to
>>> screen size; I've already set the screen size correctly
>> Simple : you can't Xhange has a fiwed screen size which you can't
>> change (unless you poke around somewhere in the program's code, I thi
On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 5:47 AM, Bryan Horstmann wrote:
>
>> Thank you very much Wolfgang. It will take me a little time to get my
> head round this, and work out the sequence. To get Xchange to full display
> size perhaps I need to change the native laptop screen to a differnt
> scaling. That
I've given this a try, with a couple of the example programs, running
under Wine on Linux. I'm seriously impressed.
Single stepping and/or debugging code is much much easier when the
debugger steps through your own code listing! Wish QMON/JMON had that
ability!
Back in the days when I wrote
On 2/1/2013 7:03 AM, Dave Park wrote:
The only way to increase the size I have found is
to change the resolution of the entire screen, which means my OS X screen
area is reduced 75%, which is obviously a problem in normal use.
Am I missing something?
No, you are not. If you increase the resol
Hi,
Bigger XChange is available here:
http://www.kilgus.net/smsqe/xchange.html
Yup, that's the version I put on the disk...
Wolfgang
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