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Urs
http://www.qlvsjaguar.homepage.bluewin.ch
http://cid-c250d8748980ce5a.profile.live.com
Yes, definitely.
I have always read his articles, over the years, in many magazines.
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sonal home
computing to many people, along with a lot of other electronically based
products.
Pity he is not in that sort of market now ... which seems to be led by
Apple.
Although, all of the others in the "Top Five" have made much more
significant intellectual insigh
Dilwyn,
It works a treat with Opera web browser.
It found "london quanta group" references, easily.
A search on "rich mellor" also gave some google ad hints on how to be a
"millionaire" and get "rich" ... :-)
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Dilwyn Jones
You could just change to using Opera, for example ... :-)
I find it makes a very neat web page editor, too; for quick previews.
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In message <0368627e2f0b4271821d68b430853...@d3hkh9x94>, Dilwyn Jones
writes
I've added a little Google Custom Search Engine to the home page on
my websit
In message <4c06bbf1.3030...@firshman.co.uk>, Tony Firshman
writes
Malcolm Cadman wrote, on 2/Jun/10 21:11 | Jun2:
Tut ... tut ... Tony . web pages images should be made as small
as possible in file size.
An alternative option to load at a higher resolution / file size, can
be o
ore prominent; as the main menu choice is only on the home page.
Pity about the ads, on the web ring page - I guess that is the price of
it being hosted by someone else ... ?
The pages all seem to load very quickly now ... :-)
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writes
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
A nice, clean look - with the grey, white and black.
Easy to navigate to a page, although a link back to the home page
could
be more prominent; as the main menu choice is only on the home page.
OK, I'll look at that over the nex
sure he'd find a way to blame the daft British airmen... ;-)
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Still two...but I notice that the TO: copy is going to ql-users AT
q-v-d DOT com and the Cc: to ql-users AT lists DOT q-v-d DOT com
So...somewhere along the line a second copy is being generated to a
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Malcolm Cadman wrote, on 2/Jun/10 21:11 | Jun2:
In message <4c0629a1.9070...@firshman.co.uk>, Tony Firshman
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Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 2/Jun/10 10:12 | Jun2:
P.S. Best wishes for a great time to Gerhard
In message <4c0c2ce4.1070...@firshman.co.uk>, Tony Firshman
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Malcolm Cadman wrote, on 6/Jun/10 22:21 | Jun6:
Yes, maybe I just somehow clicked the mouse button twice ...
Hopefully, this one comes through only once ... as a certain French
Cafe owner is reputed as saying.
Twic
2010.
The next successive Meeting will then be on Sunday 12th September 2010.
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laims 12 Meetings a Year ). Leaving three subgroups that have a Venue.
It seems to me that Quanta needs its subgroups to be active and
thriving, to feed into the main organisation.
Therefore continued support is vital to survival.
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he functionality - awful phrase ( ! )
- of QPC.
Keep up the good work ... :-)
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s now been completely refurbished.
Call in at some time, when you are able.
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Wicks writes
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Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2010 8:57 PM
To:
Subject: [Ql-Users] Quanta Subgroups - Survival
Overall a good number of subgroups, yet two definitely meet at
someone's
h
bigger now as the stage has been removed they found a lake underneath!
Where do you keep the hardware now Malcolm? They used to be above the
stage.
Tony
Hi Tony,
There is a walk in storage cupboard now, where we keep the hardware for
the London QL & Quanta Group.
Frank Merrison was alwa
something about it?
I am delighted that ithe above generated such interest.
Also it is gratifying to hear that QLers are rejoing the field.
However if the QL is to suvive we have got to get new devotes.
How do we do that?
Design and make a new 21st Century successor to the QL ... :-)
In message <4c14c80a.3090...@dunbar-it.co.uk>, Norman Dunbar
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On 12/06/10 19:49, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Design and make a new 21st Century successor to the QL ... :-)
Not wishing to be the bear in the ointment here, but that suggestion -
while a grand one - will no longer work.
uot; for a QL
system. Yet it is not finished - the file manager side is not complete;
and it lacks a lot of other "functionality".
I also use Launchpad to compensate for QDT's deficiencies in the file
management area.
Both Quanta and QL Today could be involved in this type of promotion of
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In message <4c17fed1.9080...@qbranch.demon.co.uk>, Roy Wood
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On 15/06/2010 21:58, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
There is an audience for retro computers - of which the QL is one.
A software package, or easy access to free or low cost software,
would be essential to tempt users in. A
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Hi,
Just received the QL Today - Volume 14, Issue 3 - today Friday 18th June
2010, in London.
So any postal delays are now fixed ?
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es
embedded.
Individual "computers", as we have known them may then rapidly disappear
in favour of the ipad style of machine.
So, what will a "QL21" - code name for a project for a 21st Century
version of QL heritage - actually be like?
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*Date:* Fri, 18 Jun 2010 19:32:26 +0100
Hi,
Following this up.
It is clear that the last two on this list - 7- Surrey and 8 - Sussex
- no longer operate.
Can anyone confirm the operation of numbers 1, 2, and 6 on the list ?
As George
and November
in 2010.
The details of the new 8 Meetings schedule for 2011, will announced
nearer the time.
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so - I
actually got some renewals already - thanks a lot :-)
Cheers Jochen
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Hi,
Just received the QL Today - Volume 14, Issue 3 - today Friday 18th
June 2010, in London.
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quot;free".
Anyway, I haven't heard any specifications, as yet for a QL21 - a QL
inheritance device for the 21st Century .
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and present/future capabilities.
Hi Darren,
Nice to see that we have woken you up again ... :-)
As you both say something like it is being done in a present www browser
form with other retro computers.
Keep the ideas coming ... :-)
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On 6/19/10, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
I am looking forward to have an iPad like device myself, though, too ...
although I would expect to make a wider use of it than just
entertainment.
Why? its a toy. its an Apple iTouch on steroids. I had one for a
l be
using them as they get more capable.
Anyway, I still awaiting your dream ideas for the QL21 ... :-)
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g individual versions of software,
altogether. Or sell them only at quite high cost.
At same time as offering you a "free" service, through their own
provision.
Which, then, would you choose ?
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based Laptop running QPC!
Yes, OK then ... what will be the 21st Century specification of this
Linux based laptop ?
No need to be practical, right now ... just dream what it might be .
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?I don't think so
The fee basis works well in industry. Always has.
For personal use it will be provided "free".
Although, a persons "free" use will continue to make money for the
provider behind the scenes.
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o have it!
And so on.
Cheers,
Norman.
Nice, Norman ... keep it coming ... :-)
I hope that others can now build there ideas on this.
Or, something different again !
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ways had to work through a very restrictive outlet.
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writes
For personal use it will be provided "free".
Although, a persons "free" use will continue to make money for the
provider behind the scenes.
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our photos from the UK's first vintage computer festival, held
at Bletchley Park
http://path.cnetdirectintl.com/s/68981/w3803812011789
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In message <4c25aab7.7080...@rwapservices.co.uk>, Rich Mellor
writes
On 25/06/2010 19:19, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Hi,
This may be of interest.
ZDNetWeek Newsletter for June 25, 2010
http://path.cnetdirectintl.com/s/156w0/eu803812011777
Today's must read stories
A tour
omething needs to get done.
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In message <4c27d9ef.4010...@lingula.org.uk>, Stephen Usher
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Good evening,
I've actually been thinking more about this over the day...
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Hi Steve,
Nice link ... :-)
Chris Curry and Clive Sinclair originally worked together, and then
split wit
relatively large program.
Would probably benefit even more from a makeover too.
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writes
Malcolm Cadman wrote :
Maplins have got some offers going, on these small netbooks.
One of which is as low as £129.99.
PS - Tony, this short reply is when it is better to top-post ...
:-)
I specifically wanted one with this spec, including Windoze 7: my
ceiling of my office, can not
immediately lay my hands on it.
Christopher Cave
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x27;t tried setting QPC2, itself, as shareable.
Obviously, Folders are easy to make as "Shared", so that they appear to
all machines on the network.
Mine is a "Peer to Peer" PC network, not through a Server.
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ales ... :-)
It is usually a case of killing the print job in the printer queue.
Although, in your case, this could be the printer "Q"ueue . :-)
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In message <4c4f43fc.6050...@q40.de>, Derek Stewart
writes
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
In message <1541e647459445f39407edc20c6d3...@fronhaulslaptop>,
QL-Mylink writes
Hello everyone,
Had a real teaser last evening. I was networking (LAN) a document to be
printed on a 'remote&#
raining here.
John in Wales.
PS: QPC-2 in innocent!
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re and software and
have invited people to have a go at identifying what they are :-)
Hi Rich,
Nicely done ... :-)
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ld Microvitec Monitors are fine with the QL, or any RGB output.
You will need to either solder up a cable, yourself, or get one made up.
Wiring diagrams should be found in the old computer magazines.
I have used Microvitec Monitors for years with both the BBC "B", and the
QL.
The
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On 13/09/2010 21:44, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
In message <8dc375c04ba74aaa97ecc1b57990e...@pcvanluk>, Luk
Vangenechten writes
Hi
I've already mailed to Microvitec but i'm sorry to say their answer
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n.
John Gilpin.
Hi,
Arrived in equally sunny London, 30th September 2010 ... :-)
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o do, to make documents
"portable", and keep to a relatively small file size; whilst giving good
quality.
Isn't the "Writer" version, though, quite expensive?
The "Reader" is supplied for "free" - just copy from a CD/DVD with
supplied with a comp
an,
Umm ... interesting, I had never though of using Open Office for a PDF
output.
I will give a try.
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Hi,
I have just received over 60 posts on the list ... a blitz . :-)
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or download from the web.
In other words, not entirely without a cost.
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There are some free and low cost PDF writers out there.
The simplest are basically printer drivers for Windows programs -
select the PDF driver as the current printer driver and print to it.
Usually, it will &q
esigns, as they both incorporate more integrated
features.
However the Disk Interface should work just fine ... just find an older
disk drive specification to use, rather than recent ones.
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seems that pin 16 indeed is "motor on" on the cumana interface
and the problem was not the pinout.
I don't know what the moral of the story is but I'm a happy
floppy-drive using qler :)
Thanks to everyone for tips and suggestions!
Best rega
oot' file, I use:
DISP_COLOUR 3,800,600 REM Set High Colour Mode 32 - 16 bit
Before - LRESPR 'Qlib_run'
(Which is needed by some programmes like FileInfo2)
I don't know if that is relevant to what you are trying to achieve ... ?
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7;t know if that is relevant to what you are trying to achieve
... ?
Malcolm Cadman
Not quite, though that's interesting in itself.
What I wanted to do was avoid having the SBASIC windows and QLiberator
overlapping.
As I couldn't get QLiberator to move beyond 512x256, I realis
ine interpreted or in an executed
SBASIC job, but going wrong compiled because I'd made some mistakes
trying to use as much integers as possible for speed... one integer too >far!
Dilwyn Jones
Hi Dilwyn,
I will check it out ... :-)
I have always used Turbo for BASIC compiling.
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I see what you mean, Dilwyn ... embarrassing photo history or just a
sharp caption to an innocuous picture ... :-)
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asics" section. A new year resolution
for me perhaps. Hopefully I'll be a bit less busy in the new year!
Dilwyn Jones
Hi Dilwyn,
Basic, Intermediate and Advanced are often used in education and
training.
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d version of The Editor, after DP folded.
Probably available on a Mr Jones's web site ... :-)
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women then? ;-)
Or, for women, the scanty lads? ... :-)
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remember to use it.
It would be nice to have an updated version of this at some time, too.
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le_play
Since Jan 1st I pay CHF 125 per month for 20'000kbit Internet Access, 150
Digital TV channels on my TV and any Internet device, free phonecalls to all
Swisscom customers.
http://www.swisscom.ch/res/kombi-angebote/vivocasa4/index.htm?languageId=en
What are QLers all over the world pay for similar services? Just to get a
feeling of how expensive Switzerland is...
Urs
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In message <001201cbac0e$bdc86e60$2301a...@pcw.local>, "Urs Koenig (QL)"
writes
Hi Urs,
Judging by what you specify, you do have as a good a deal as anyone.
I guess it all helps us continue to talk about the QL, too ... :-)
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
What does your phrase
begin to get the
benefit of the Venue in 2011.
Our next Meeting will be the second Sunday of February 2011 - 13th.
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Hi,
The London free newspaper - Metro - featured Sir Clive Sinclair on Page
17 with an article titled 'Date with history:10/1/85'
Featuring a description and photo of Sir Clive in the C5.
10/1/2011 being an Anniversary date.
Still making the news ... :-)
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In message <778566.75421...@web25806.mail.ukl.yahoo.com>, peet
vanpeebles writes
Hi Peet,
Sure, do want it emailed to your address?
Any chance of a scan? The C5 bods would like that :)
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Subject: [Ql-Users] Sir
there is a technical difficulty with catering for both
options of unexpanded and expanded QL's.
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competition,
according to the regulator
http://nl.zdnet.co.uk/matBcBDaic/ihBhH
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Keep us all posted.
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Hi Dave,
An ebook Reader, would actually be quite "cool", and up to date ... a QL
like Kindle ... :-) . I guess it could be called Qindle?
Your last paragraph ... well yes! An ARM based project ... well we can
dream . :-)
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fairly complex commands, while the sim works
independently in the foreground. I might be better served choosing an
easier
first project. Or I might figure out these things - I think I'll be
doing it
anyway. There was an ATC sim way back, but it was very limited and not
realistic. It had scal
th of knowledge to both help and
share with you.
Dave
On Sat, Jan 22, 2011 at 4:02 PM, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
In message <4d3a784a.90...@sbcglobal.net>, Timothy Swenson <
swenso...@sbcglobal.net> writes
Dave,
The Turbo compiler (and Turbo Toolkit) are now freeware and a
an answer here (yet), but once
solved I should be able to complete the current project and then
move on to other stuff like 'pong'.
It would be interesting to know what the difficulty of making Turbo
Toolkit resident is. I use The toolkit all the time. It is loaded very
simpl
documented. Most eReaders can handle EPUB format
which is open and documented here:
http://www.idpf.org/
Scroll down the page to the section 'What is EPUB, .epub, OPS/OCF &
OEB?' and there are three links, one to each part of the standard
imedes RISC
3 - Lots of PC's ... because(?)
4 - Used lots of MAC's - yet never purchased one!
I agree that ARM did the right thing, and developed their chip designs
for the embedded market. Now, they are in most of the things that we all
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s. See
http://qdosmsq.dunbar-it.co.uk/blog/2009/05/whats-wrong-with-this-file-system/
for a pseudo-rant on the matter.
* Industry standard floating point format.
* Industry standard graphics format(s) - PNG, for example. JPG if we
must! SVG would be nice.
* Speed and efficiency! ;-)
Cheers,
Norman.
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In message <4d4497f5.4030...@rwapservices.co.uk>, Rich Mellor
writes
On 29/01/2011 22:34, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Hi,
News clip, that could be useful for all of us.
O2 to launch free Wi-Fi hotspot network
Taking on BT and The Cloud, the mobile operator plans to give
customers a
ith no one
stepping up to take over, the organization would basically have no
Board. If someone does step forward to complain, we'll volunteer them
for an office. :-)
Tim Swenson
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In message <4d4688ed.4020...@firshman.co.uk>, Tony Firshman
writes
Malcolm Cadman wrote, on 30/Jan/11 18:13 | Jan30:
It seems that O2 are proposing a rival system of WiFi hot spots ... if
it ever gets put in place.
My local BTFon hot spot is located at the local McDonalds ... :-)\
in the very near future.
So, my question is this: Is anyone actually interested in me devoting more
time to finish this project? If (and it is still an if) the driver can be
brought to a release-stable state, is there interest in a commercial product
based a
In message <4d45ec4b.7030...@sbcglobal.net>, Timothy Swenson
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On 1/30/2011 10:48 AM, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Were Officers to be elected, directly, at an AGM, it would open the door
to someone incompetent to get voted in, or some collusion to take place.
Interesting, as Cali
he ground commercially?
Lee Privett
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Sent from my Laptop running XP
but emulating the QL using QPC2
- Original Message - From: "Malcolm Cadman"
To:
Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2011 8:36 PM
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] USBWiz Driver Update
you're
sharing your ideas with the whole community and that I or others may freely
use your ideas. Code, however, would only be used by explicit permission.
When the game is completed, I will release it to the community, for free,
with source.
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In message <8ce6ad4b-05c2-47a7-a160-e652833bb...@gmail.com>, gdgqler
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On 6 Feb 2011, at 21:07, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
In message <4d45ec4b.7030...@sbcglobal.net>, Timothy Swenson
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On 1/30/2011 10:48 AM, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Were Officers to be elected, directl
o choose).
This way you keep your good Board/Committee members.
The Treasurer Post is always a difficult one to fill.
When you find a good one, then keep them ... :-)
I would not object to being involved in drafting a new/revised
Constitution.
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Malcolm Cadman
e out eleventh Year of operation, with a budget of over £100K
a Year.
Being a Company Not for Profit and Limited by Guarantee, as well as a
Registered Charity.
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, Plastic
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On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 3:25 PM, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
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Plastic writes
Hi Dave,
Any new game, with graphics at the forefront, would be great for the QL.
Generally an area that did not get fully exploited.
Perspective/3D illusion would be good
CBs however :-)
I remember the BBC micro have several Sideways ROM pcb's produced, along
with software.
Which allowed you to switch in to a different set of ROM's.
Would that hardware be possible with the QL?
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Malcolm Cadman
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