Am Donnerstag, den 08.10.2009, 23:37 + schrieb John Sadler:
> You can have your QXL win files anywhere you ike by editing the dos
> executable
> with a suitable dos editor.
> That is what I have done and so I keep my QXL files in a seperate parition
> and
> directory.
> John
John,
even If I
John Sadler wrote:
> You can have your QXL win files anywhere you ike by editing the dos executable
> with a suitable dos editor.
> That is what I have done and so I keep my QXL files in a seperate parition and
> directory.
Well, you could also turn it into a Tetris game if you hex edit enough
of
You can have your QXL win files anywhere you ike by editing the dos executable
with a suitable dos editor.
That is what I have done and so I keep my QXL files in a seperate parition and
directory.
John
On Tuesday 06 October 2009 20:15, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
> Dilwyn Jones wrote:
> > It's so long
OK, thanks.
Dilwyn Jones
- Original Message -
From: "Marcel Kilgus"
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Sent: Tuesday, October 06, 2009 9:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] QXL drives
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
It's so long since I last used a QXL, can anyone tell me if the QXL
has DOS drives (like QPC2
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
> It's so long since I last used a QXL, can anyone tell me if the QXL
> has DOS drives (like QPC2's DOS1_ etc)?
No, that's a QPC exclusive. Until quite recently even the WIN devices
were hard-linked (WIN1 -> C:\QXL.WIN, WIN2 -> D:\QXL.WIN etc.)
Marcel
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It's so long since I last used a QXL, can anyone tell me if the QXL
has DOS drives (like QPC2's DOS1_ etc)?
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Dilwyn Jones
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