- suppose I pasted it into a QXL.WIN in overwrite mode in a
hex editor, then tried direct sector reads ?
Roy's offer in another email is following my line of thought :-)
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(thanks Wolfgang!), it works just as you all kept
telling me.
Very obvious - now :)
Thanks for help everyone!
Back to programming,
Tut ... tut ... :-) ... what is he on about ?
Oh, he must be programming in 'C'.
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After discussion with Dave Gilham over the weekend it seems we can best
make progress
address:
_accordion AT sectorsoftware.demon.co.uk_
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Thanks, Rich.
Those email addresses differ from the one the Tony indicated. But most
people do have different email addresses or ISP's.
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was the original Sector Software address in the
1980s. He's still there!
Thanks ... that is obviously his trading address, and Tony supplied the
email address.
I can now contact him and see how to proceed.
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of the former Digital Precision software.
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... whatever :-)
Just wait a while until the permission is sorted out.
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Hi all,
During the this week I had an email from an old friend, Rick Dickinson,
who was involved with Sinclair Research as the Industrial Product
Designer back in the 1980's.
Check out the web site at :
http://www.theproductdesigners.com/
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, it just has the limitation of
the older QL screen size.
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with the release of the iMAC machines by Apple.
So Mark went off programming in that environment ... initially on a
friends borrowed machine. As he personally owned a couple of earlier
Apple machines.
People need to earn a living ... and life is complex ... :-)
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100 quid just prior to DP closing down - so I already had
it and every other DP program.
I don't regard the perfection issue as a lost cause at all - Malcolm Cadman
has said he will talk to Dave Gilham about it at a soon forthcoming London
meeting, so if I get an OK from Dave, then the version I
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- Original Message -
From: Malcolm Cadman
( For info : Mark was previously a regular member of the London Quanta
Group )
I gathered that at present he is no longer programming, but now involved
in live public events where he
company -
Duncan Neithercut
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Batty.
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Subject: [ql-users] Perfection upgrade
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To reply to the queries below
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I am disappointed at the response to my form.
I have only had two people
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The London Group have a couple of repair jobs for you at the Byfleet
meeting next week :-)
Noted. I have a rehearsal in Berkhamsted at 16:30 so I
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true to date with computers that
implementation in hardware is better / faster, etc, than software ...
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Hi all,
I have just received my copy of the October / November Quanta magazine,
and it is back to being quite a good read, with a variety of articles.
Well done to Roy Bereton for his editorship.
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characters,
which most people have set.
So, generally there is rarely a problem.
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Malcolm Cadman writes:
I have just received my copy of the October / November Quanta magazine,
and it is back to being quite a good read, with a variety of articles.
Well done to Roy Bereton for his editorship.
Agreed, much better
was the latest casualty last night, with the most
recent backup being earlier this week.
Just why oh why do PCs have to be so unreliable?
I guess that is why there is life left in alternative systems ...
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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 19:11:04 +, Malcolm Cadman
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Geoff
12K of memory instead of 12Mb. I remembered some puzzled
faces. Were you all to polite to tell me I had gone gaga?
But then what's a few bytes among friends?
If Lau can get an entire Forth into 4k, then...
(8-)#
... but then Forth in all Dup ... Dup ... :-)
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(Q-Word)
Well, everyone should get a copy ... just for the shear quality of it.
Good work by the programming team, and the contributors.
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Is the game itself any good? Or is it just a brilliant showcase of
colour and sound
on those free CD's that PC magazines
are always promoting ... some PC users will be in for a bit of a shock
:-)
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PhOEbus (Öïßâïò) Dokos
-or so you won't transpose it again... FOIVOS NTOKOS so there :-) -
Cor ... not him ! I know that guy :-)
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a minimum of 256K RAM.
Details appear at:
http://www.rwapsoftware.co.uk/games.html
Just out of interest ... what does 'Jungle Eddi' do ?
Is it the forest or urban 'jungle' ?
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cut
Well ... from the Demo statistics it looks like over 200 copies have
been downloaded. So actual sales of 100 to 200 would be likely.
That remains
on that.
It does everything that the 'label says on the tin', so to speak.
I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to install ... even put it
on an external Zip drive.
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I am not particularly a 'word game' fan. Yet QWord is so good - in
function, appearance, and sound - that I will buy it when it is
available
of memory chips went sky high making the
SGC uneconomic. Quanta increased the price and Quanta bore the risk
that they could then sell batches of 50.
clip
...Now 'Widows 95' is quite a nice concept all those lonely
computer users that M$ has created ... :-)
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to sell via his web site.
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and New Year.
See you in February 2005 at the next meeting !
All regular members have been sent a letter with full details.
Note : The meetings are held at :
Welsh Congregational Chapel - basement
Southwark Bridge Road
Southwark, London SE.
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I wonder what game you have got planned next ... ?
Hmmm... I dunno... maybe a port of Doom? ;-) (With sufficient speed now
on the new
.
There are also arrangements to pay a fee to authors through photocopying
and the like which has to take place in organisations like education,
etc, that are always making and using copies of copyrighted works.
Look up the ALCS site at : http://www.alcs.co.uk/
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file runs OK. QDT itself is not running
for some reason.
I have installed it with QPC2 v3.23 to a Zip Drive disk which is Drive
D: in DOS/Windows and win2_ in QPC.
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make it as easy as
possible for users to install software ... especially when it is
something which is highly complex.
If I wore a hat I would take it off to you for the QWord installation
process, which is the neatest I have come across.
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it was downloaded off the web.
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On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 17:43:42 +, Malcolm Cadman
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I don't think it is anything to do with your software.
After looking at it again today the problem for me is that my version
of the 'Wman
are for.
On Dec 31, 2004, at 9:43 AM, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Thanks, Jim.
I don't think it is anything to do with your software.
After looking at it again today the problem for me is that my version
of the 'Wman' is v1.53, which has been superceded for the High Color
screens.
As your software is quite rightly
.
I remember that it took me a while to understand how set up QPAC2 and
the Pointer Environment to my liking. Yet once achieved there was no
going back.
More recently I set up Launchpad, and I now find that indispensable ...
like how did I ever manage without it :-)
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Hi
on Windows, although '!NewLook' was done over
10 years ago on RISC OS. Which was at the time of Windows 3.11 (
remember that interface ? ).
The latest IMac interface makes yet another step forward with its use of
transparency and translucency.
Which you Jim will know all about :-)
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effort in to make it that way ...
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mistype (back and
black)
Yes ... 'Black to the QL' would make a nice film title ... :-) ... a
good pun on 'Back to the Future' ... :-)
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... And just when we thought it was safe to have v1.39 ... :-)
Is that on your web site ?
Nah, cannot. I did the updates for free but its basic status is still
commercial. It can however be updated from
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Perhaps QL Today could print a little regular item listing the
latest
versions available, and what they are required for. As a prompt to
us to keep as up to date as we can.
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I doubt we could be fast enough
and Qemulator ... and there is the Mac uQLx.
A rich field indeed :-)
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Malcolm Cadman wrote
Yes, Quick Starts are good ... and an 'art' in themselves to write.
I wonder how many users on this list are now happily using Launchpad
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Not many. Total sales is easily still in 2 figures
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snip
Personally I would like someone to add on a 3D sculptured look to
the QDT windows - which are essentially flat at present
-ROMs and the same Windows version.
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on his web site in PDF format.
Which is useful, as you can do searches to find items, etc.
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of small books on programming done in that
style. Although it seems the those days of programming are over ... :-(
We may have a copy in the London QL and Quanta Group donations of books.
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weeks ago.
Oh no ! ... Dr Jones is off in his Tardis again :-)
Dilwyn leave that PC alone !
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On Jan 1, 2005, at 6:14 AM, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
QDT takes that approach by scanning the 'windrive' contents, so that
it sets up a users system for them. It tries to take away all the
'pain' from the user !
Note that, even
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
At present I have configured Launchpad to be extremely useful on my
QPC2 system.
Could you please tell me how to find the be extremely useful
configuration option in Launchpad (and, indeed, in all my other
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SNIP
3) I miss an 'ESC' button in the 'About windows' and a 'Close/ESCP/
Quit' button in some 'dropdown menus'.
Yes, your point 3 is annoying in the Demo, you
to be read in my QL in folder. Some of you need to get a life
and get out more!
... Yet then you have nothing to read :-)
To reply to Wolfgang ... start to read them all ... :-) ... and then you
will find which threads are of interest to you.
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
At present I have configured Launchpad to be extremely useful on
my QPC2 system.
Could you please tell me how to find the be extremely useful
configuration option in Launchpad (and, indeed, in all my other
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(...)
To reply to Wolfgang ... start to read them all ... :-) ... and then you
will find which threads are of interest to you.
Errrm, no. We can't keep things to a thread, remember
before you
try it out.
The quick recovery if anything does go wrong is -
CRTL_ALT_SHIFT+SCROLL LOCK keys. Back into Windows.
100 REMark boot_colour for Win - Malcolm Cadman - update January 2005
120 REMark Set up for High Colour mode
130 REMark Set Ink colour White and Paper colour Black for 3
.
Oh no ! ... Dr Jones is off in his Tardis again :-)
Dilwyn leave that PC alone !
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Well you know you will 'break' it ... :-)
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200 REMark Set a High Color mode : Mode 16 is 256 Colour
210 DISP_COLOUR 2,640,480
Exactly.. .ergo NOT a high colour mode...
Higher colours
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120 REMark Set up for High Colour mode
130 REMark Set Ink colour White and Paper colour Black for 3 QL
Window channels
140 icol=7 : pcol=0
150 INK#0,icol
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
100 REMark boot_colour for Win - Malcolm Cadman - update January
2005
120 REMark Set up for High Colour mode
130 REMark Set Ink colour White and Paper colour Black for 3 QL
Window channels
140 icol=7 : pcol=0
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On Mon, 3 Jan 2005 19:40:52 +, Malcolm Cadman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
Can anyone test this code for a boot file to switch colour mode from
QPC2 ?
QPC2 is started in QL Colours 800x600 full screen window.
The boot file
.
The PDF's are useful anyway, even if you do provide an alternative plain
text format.
Before I start reducing them to plain text forms for inclusion, I would
really appreciate any user feedback I can get on them.
What is the web site address ?
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Malcolm Cadman schrieb:
Hi,
100 REMark boot_colour for Win - Malcolm Cadman - update January 2005
120 REMark Set up for High Colour mode
130 REMark Set Ink colour White and Paper colour Black for 3 QL
Window channels
140
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Yes, that is the logic of it.
It clears the existing screen first - which is 800x600.
Then reduces the windows to a next to nothing size - which meant
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Mon, 3 Jan 2005 19:40:52 +,() Malcolm Cadman
[EMAIL
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Hi
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Yes, that is the logic of it.
It clears the existing screen first - which is 800x600.
Then reduces the windows to a next to nothing size - which meant to
prevent a crash.
Then sets a 'High Colour' mode
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Yes, that is the logic of it.
It clears the existing screen first - which is 800x600.
Then reduces the windows to a next to nothing
, it's only the outline that matters.
Ah ... that is interesting.
Do you have any documentation on the OUTLN command ?
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at the QDT User
Manual right now on another PC adjacent to this one :-)
First impressions are good.
On Jan 4, 2005, at 1:54 PM, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
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Hi Malcom,
http://www.jdh-stech.com
For quick access
computers around at the
time of the QL - 1980's - did also achieve 256 colours or something
approaching it.
How True Colour came to be 24 bit rather than the full 32 bit is another
story ... that you may know about.
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mail access achieves the same outcome, yet is a
friendlier environment to use. ( See other email ).
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definition would go from 24 bit to 48 bit (3 colours each of 16 bit)
-or- to 96 bit (3 components of 32 bits). These are usually
implemented in scanners (See their colour resolution to be convinced)
That's it...
off to Greece now ;-) See you all in 13 days
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
You miss my point - when the resolution is changed to 640x480, the
outline for #0 is 800x600a0x0, and we all know what happens to a
job whose outline falls outside the (new) screen limits...
Erm ... do we
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Clip
Interestingly QWord Demo achieves something very similar what I am
aiming to do from the boot file.
When I launch QWord Demo from
' mind set.
I will look at the boot file and see how it compares to your example.
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it
to someone or place where it could be of use. Any suggestions?
Advertise the items on ebay or similar.
A complete original QL, boxed, etc, is likely to get a good selling
price.
Perhaps email Rich Mellor, privately, to get an indication of values.
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-colon has to be inside quotes for QDOS yet use the 'forward
slashes' of unix paths to get to where you wish to look.
Try to get it to load an html page 'offline' first.
For you this could be something like :
EX win1_lynx;/win1/homepages/index.html
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key combination, with is the bugbear of '_' the underscore character.
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that higher pixel count images could be 'snatched' from the
screen.
You could also use any similar PC Application for this that will capture
a screen. In editing software you can erase any unwanted parts, such as
the Windows background screen, etc.
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the method too.
PS - It was Snatch4 that I was referring to in another email. WhichI
should have credited to Dilwyn. Although Norman Dunbar also made a
modification.
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should also work for normal uncompiled basic)
(...)
Just to mention it again, it seems that Qlib should maintained, somehow.
If I recall it is from 1993 that it ceased to be developed.
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. In that way all the files
available are readily accessible for download.
FTP came before HTTP and was designed for file access. Although the
latter seems now to be more popular as users are more used to accessing
from a web site.
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get more comments from a wider range of users if you or
others can give some practical examples of the disadvantages of the
present method, and the advantages of the improved method.
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it as a store. Upload from one
computer and download on the other.
Of course the 'free' space available on AOL is limited. Yet a fuller
service would be the equivalent of having a large virtual drive.
A cost for dial-up accounts, yet easy for broadband and the like.
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Interesting.
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On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 18:18:49 +, Malcolm Cadman
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Can you point me a source of information on getting and setting up
an FTP site
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Roy wood
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Malcolm Cadman
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Just to mention it again, it seems that Qlib should maintained, somehow.
If I recall it is from 1993 that it ceased to be developed.
I tried to get in touch
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On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 18:18:49 +, Malcolm Cadman
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Dilwyn, with all the stuff that you are providing on your www site
maybe
you should also
to 'Private' i.e, only available to myself as
a member, the others should be open to anyone, and can be looked or
downloaded where appropriate.
Just navigate it like any other device.
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Malcolm Cadman
Just tried it - it's very simple to use. It looks just like a normal
Windows list of files. I read
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