Rich Mellor wrote:
On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 12:42:02 +0100, Tony Firshman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Sergiusz Jarczyk wrote:
Hello Group
I've just bought Sinclair QL system with above mentioned card,
unfortunately w/o memory chips. Can anyone tell me what kind of memory
this card accepts (I
extdgl42 wrote:
Tony,
Capacity: 2 x 3.5 1.44MB (floppies)
Maike(s): Panasonic JU-256A347P F3 (Other potentially useless #'s :-) :
11734F183810 3892C663)
Mitsumi Model D359M3D (More potentially useless #'s:
62001002 D359M3D 26 1G06BX0271)
The ribbon cable into the
Roy wood wrote:
snip
Floppy drives are now so cheap it may just be a good idea to buy two
more drives and fit those to the cable. Any drive you buy new will be of
the PC standard so it should work
Yes indeed. *All* the problems I have ever seen with QL floppies have
been the drives.
Richard Kilpatrick wrote:
I'm googling like mad, and can't find anything. I'm giving my friend
my spare QL system, and I want to give her some software with it
aside from the 4 applications - looking ideally for The Quill
adventure writing package which did appear to exist for it, and
Derek Stewart wrote:
According to my Trump card manual, the syntax is:
FORMAT ram1_mdv1
no underscore on the mdv1 or mdv2 device. Or maybe it does not matter...
semantics are always difficult get right.
You have to be right - you have the manual (8-)#
It is the *only* way to copy mdvs in
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
According to my Trump card manual, the syntax is:
FORMAT ram1_mdv1
no underscore on the mdv1 or mdv2 device. Or maybe it does not
matter...
semantics are always difficult get right.
Derek
Ah, sorry, yes that is indeed correct.
With this command I am always
Rich Mellor wrote:
For games and other software, as well as second user hardware, etc, look
up Rich Mellor's site at ... http://www.wrapsoftware.co.uk
Close - http://www.rwapsoftware.co.uk
I have often wondered what 'rwap' was but have never worked it out.
Rich's Wonderful Application
Derek Stewart wrote:
I have a Microvitec Cub 1431MB monitor, which I would like to use with a
Sinclair QL.
Does anyone know the video connections on the Microvitec Cub 1431MB monitor,
which hasa 7 Pin DIN (270 deg) video socket on the back of the monitor.
I have the connections on QL
hitchies wrote:
Derek Stewart wrote:
I have a Microvitec Cub 1431MB monitor, which I would like to use with a
Sinclair QL.
Does anyone know the video connections on the Microvitec Cub 1431MB
monitor,
which hasa 7 Pin DIN (270 deg) video socket on the back of the monitor.
I have the
Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tony Firshman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tony Firshman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I keep meaning to document all this on my web site, along with all the
circuit diagrams etc I have, but I never seem
Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], P Witte
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Roy wood writes:
Yeah yeah ( 8 -)#
Mind you you are more right than you imagine. There *is* a clock in the
office (free from Guinness) but the battery needs replacing (8-)#
Does this mean that all of your
P Witte wrote:
snip
I think we may safely predict than anyone sending their QL to Tony for
repair is unlikely to get it back free from Guinness!
Indeed!
They had an offer where you got a Guinness clock free after consuming a
number of cans. They built it up as if it was a work of art.
Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tony Firshman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
They had an offer where you got a Guinness clock free after consuming a
number of cans.
Hang on a minute there. Do you mean that you consumed a number of cans
of Guinness and then started getting 'offers
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Another probably unrelated problem has arisen with the Aurora (or
possibly the SuperHermes Lite). The cursor now flashes extremely fast
and auto repeat is uncontrollable (all operating systems, not just
SMSQ/E 3.13),
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
My machine has been doing the high flashing rate occasionly for some
time now, but when start to flash quickly I tap the board lightly,
and it goes back to normal.
I just put it down to a faulty connection somewhere.
The
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Bill Waugh wrote:
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From: Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 6:16 PM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] unzip
Absolutely, although I didn't want to overcomplicate by adding
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
PAUSE too fast
Ah this is better.
Try removing Mplane - to eliminate it.
Tony
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Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
[Bill's reply]
You are in DOS mode! The QL command line cannot handle spaces.
Huh? Who is? And who introduced spaces into the command line?
I meant spaces in the parameter list, sorry.
Bill's
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
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Make the extension file 'romn' - n = 1 to 8 (you probably did
that!).
Not sure what you mean here - I simply lrespr ipcextsuk_bin,
configured to my preference.
You haven't read the 'manual' recently have you - it is
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George Gwilt wrote:
On 14 Dec 2006, at 12:03, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
George Gwilt wrote:
EX win1_unzip;'win1_xch390e1_zip -d ram1_'
This certainly is the better method - but does it work with a space
between d and ram1_?
Sure, it's the way I
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
snip
Make the extension file 'romn' - n = 1 to 8 (you probably did
that!).
Not sure what you mean here - I simply lrespr ipcextsuk_bin,
configured to my preference.
You haven't read the 'manual' recently
was
introduced I was at an Eindhoven meeting with both Tony Tebby and Tony
Firshman. I was talking to Tony about the keyboard extensions and I
suggested that the only thing wrong with superHermes was that you had to
load the extensions before it would let you use the keyboard. He then
said that he wanted
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Glad Mplane is not the problem and that RomDisq has rescued you.
Looks like something is generating interrupts which the Aurora is
acting upon for some reason.
There must be something wrong with the Aurora I guess.
Now, with
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Ralf Reköndt wrote:
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From: Norman Dunbar
Do you have Dilwyn configured to use a Welsh spelling checker dictionary
perhaps, just about everything in that would have two 'll's :o)
Ohis there a Welsh spelling
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Nicholls, Bruce wrote:
Bruce
This electronic message is from a law firm. It may contain confidential or
privileged information. If you received this transmission in error, please
reply to the sender to advise of the error and delete this
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Tony Firshman wrote:
Peter Fox wrote:
Having tried to download the Euro converter twice, I have got stuck at
the Yahoo Login stage. Any Ideas?
(Fourth try. There has been a spam blocker at large!)
Registrati!
snip
password
re-digita
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Peter Fox wrote:
Peter/
The CAP is the postcode at least that was what I worked out and it has
been accepted and Yahoo need this and will not register without.
That sentence is contradictory so not sure what you are saying!
Mine was accepted
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Message from:
Norman Jarvis
4 Treneague Park
Wadebridge
Cornwall
PL27 7PZ
3.1.2007
I am now 86 years young and unfortunately given up my QL. computing many
years ago,I do have however 4 QL's with Monitor and associated
books,manuals,programs,1.5
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Derek Stewart wrote:
I am looking for a Thor Service/Technical Manual to build up a Thor 1
I have Case (minus PSU) expansion board, rom expansion baord. Just need
a QL board and PSU to complete it.
I have a working QL board that could be
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Ralf Reköndt wrote:
From: Tony Firshman
Depends how you define slow.
It serves at 750kbps or so.
If you are getting a lot less, then maybe delays in transit somewhere,
or someone else downloading at the same time.
... or temporary problems
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Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
You have, I suppose, DSL - ie upload is as fast as download.
That is *far* to expensive for me.
There is one DSL provider which lets you chose yourself how you want
your down-/upload ratio (e.g
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hitchies wrote:
Marcel wrote -
Tony's talking about kbit/s, I presume you're talking about kbyte/s.
75kb/s is pretty much what can be expected from Tony's DSL upload
bandwidth.
==
Sorry Marcel, but from this posting I
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Neil Riley wrote:
Can i mearly replace this CD drive with any old PC rom drive assuming
the connectors
are the same.
That is a nice amalgam of 'nearly' and 'merely' (*-)#
Yes you can, observing the necessary slave/master jumper - presumably
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Rich Mellor wrote:
Dilwyn it is on your collection of QL Adventures on your download website
!!
.. but is it 'Ornak' or 'Ornac' - there are both spellings n this thread.
Tony
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Neil Riley wrote:
Hi Chaps
I have hatched a cunning plan to share my PC's Monitor / Keyboard /
Mouse with my AURORA.
I have a D-Link KVM switch ( 2 way) . Now my problem lies in the PS/2
sockets
the KVM switch expects to connect to the
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Bob Spelten wrote:
Modern KVM switches take their current from the +5V line (can SHermes
handle that?) or use a separate power supply (probably saver) but I have
not used one for Aurora, only for my PC's.
Should do. The sH 5V is connected
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Neil Riley wrote:
Hi Bob.
I shall be in a position to take the Aurora apart and have a look at
its
innards tomorrow, will look into whats necessary to connect a ps2
keyboard, either a dedicated one or the one being shared from the KVM
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Neil Riley wrote:
Tony, Have been informed that my Aurora uses a 5 pin Din socket for
the keyboard which I've just
ordered a PS2 to DIN convertor. also ordered a PS2 to Serial convertor
for the mouse.
Aurora has SuperHermes.
Exactly. The
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gwicks wrote:
This is an unusual request but is there anyone who has experience of running
a recent version of QSpread (v. 4.04) under QDOS?
The background is that one of our loyal QL Today readers has asked for help
on this problem. He has a
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Laurence Reeves wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
My incorrect re-def of sime; snipped - shorry)
Curiously... I tried to upload an example of sime; on a MathML page to
my website. I don't quite understand this, but Pipex will let me
up/download
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Neil Riley wrote:
First the good news, for those of you who have been helping with my
Aurora.
The KVM switch is now working with my Aurora, After fitting a keyboard
PS2 to DIN
and PS2 to Serial mouse connector the KVM happily switches between
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Neil Riley wrote:
Tony,
I have recently obtained this Aurora so your questions are better
aimed at the previous owner who often frequents this list. Sadly,
I appear to be a passenger on this ride but of course am keen to
learn and get this
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Neil Riley wrote:
Marcel, I have the previous version of SMSQ/E at home.
Ok, A small but significant update.
Removal of the RomDisq appears to have solved things, or at
least, moved things forward.
I no longer get stuck on the 'Initialise'
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Neil Riley wrote:
p.s. IPCMOUSE 5 or 6 have no effect sadly, both in the Boot and at the
command line !
Who said that?
The command you need is IPCMOUSE (which is in fact IPCMOUSE 1), assuming
you are connected to the port marked 'mouse' on sH -
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Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Neil Riley
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
SNIP
Sorry for the questions, if only there was a QL systems for Dummies
book !
This is exactly what the 'Start Here' series in QL Today was aimed at.
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Bob Spelten wrote:
Op Tue, 23 Jan 2007 18:29:14 +0100 schreef Tony Firshman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
p.s. IPCMOUSE 5 or 6 have no effect sadly, both in the Boot and at the
command line !
Who said that?
I did. And indeed Tony you should read
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Neil Riley wrote:
Neil/
I shall be taking a peek inside my Aurora today and implementing
some minor changes, SGC battery, connecting the 3.5 to the other
SGC socket. I will check out the Mouse connector and see where it
connects to, 'board
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Neil Riley wrote:
Mouse working !, or at least partially. I haven't managed to get my
pc mouse to work 9 it is a two button with centre wheel, but my three
button serial mouse is working APART from the buttons !! having to
use space or Enter
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Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Earlier versions can use config 1.05:
http://www.kilgus.net/qpc/config.zip
This is my DOS version of a config program and probably not of too
much use here.
Indeed not, sorry.
Mind you I have never
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Neil Riley wrote:
Finally !!
Refitted RomDisq, wiggled and made sure all connectors were firmly in
place, rebooted
no problems without freezing up the Aurora, edited rom1_boot to Hotkey
QCDEZE_obj
and the icing o the cake... the mouse is
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Neil Riley wrote:
Is there a meaning behind HBA amd JSL?
He he - you had all the clues.
VER$ is ROM version - as per QL User Guide (on Dilwyn's site if you
haven't got the paper version)
My version was:
IF VER$==JSL:load SMSQ
ie if the version
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silvercreekvalley wrote:
After stumbling across my old QL in an attic
recently - I decided to try and get back into
the QL scene after many years.
I'm amazed to see its still fairly active, well,
compared to some of the other platforms I
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
3. QUBIDE is an IDE interface able to accept most IDE style hard
disks. Although individual partitions are limited to about 256MB each,
larger drives can have multiple partitions, up to a total of 8, about
2.5GB IIRC.
I have
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Neil Riley wrote:
previous text so unreadable I have snipped it
attempts to get GC working in 2 QLs
It is pretty difficult to read, but I see no mention of you swapping the
ROMs.
Tony
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George Gwilt wrote:
On 5 Feb 2007, at 19:34, Rich Mellor wrote:
For SGC you need to remove the 68008 chip.
Goodness me! I have been using SGC for years with the 68008 chip
still in situ. What have I done wrong to make it work in this
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Dave Walker wrote:
Strange - all my PC's running XP have no problem using DD disks.
I ought to have said I can sometimes *read* from them if formatted on
the QL, but cannot write or format on the PC(s).
Tony
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Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tony Firshman
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Dave Walker wrote:
That is the first time I have heard of a PC only accepting HD disks? HD
drives should be backwards compatible with DD disks.
Maybe I
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah there are lots of things one could put on it.
However I suspect the market does not exist for such a development.
It would be great to be proved wrong.
It need maybe 40 to 50 people willing to commit to spending
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
snip
If a new Card could hit more like the £100 to £200 price range then I
believe there would be an interest, and a market for it.
I doubt if it would be economic even at £200. It is likely to be pretty
expensive to
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Rick Chagouri-Brindle wrote:
Actually, that reminds me. I also teach on a volunteer basis at a
local pre-school. I use the term teach with this age group very
loosely, but I was amazed how much these children pick up and how
quickly. As
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am wondering from some time ago, if it is possible to consider an USB
port implementation on a new QL hardware. This, it will be a real leap for
the QL community as it opens the door for a planty of low cost and
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
there has always been a number of QL folks who want native hardware, but
weren't satisfied with the concept of the Q60. They kept looking for a
Super Duper Gold Card. I often tried to understand what they really
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Neil Riley wrote:
snip
Also, is anyone in possession of the ZM/hT manual. Id like to know what
all the options actually do. :-)
You ought to have said that it is Davide's and Marco Ternelli's Spectrum
emulator. I had to Google to find out.
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Tony Firshman wrote:
Neil Riley wrote:
snip
Also, is anyone in possession of the ZM/hT manual. Id like to know what
all the options actually do. :-)
This contains the manual:
http://www.geocities.com/siliconvalley/park/6533/zmx.zip
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Neil Riley wrote:
ZM/hT Spectrum emulator
Thanks Tony and yes, i should have been clearer.
I have that ZMXdemo_doc but was under the impression that there is a
fuller version for the retail version of ZM/hT. Maybe it doesn't exist
!
Neil
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gwicks wrote:
Then there's the lack of USB and printer support.
But just a provocative thought. Have you ever tried to connect a USB only
laptop to a parallel printer? PC World don't know the answer to that one,
but I do mainly because of my
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 16/02/2007 19:48:47 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The hardware interface is the *easy* bit.
Does anyone have the expertise/time to write drivers?
Tony
The USBwiz-Box
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 17/02/2007 09:27:38 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It will probably need to run off superHermes to be of pracical use.
This can run up to 230400.
You can use a standard 25D serial
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Tony Firshman wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 17/02/2007 09:27:38 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It will probably need to run off superHermes to be of pracical use.
This can run up to 230400.
You can use
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Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
I will get one of these and play:
http://www.ghielectronics.com/details.php?id=5sid=6
I've read the manual. Actually this is a pretty neat device and easy
to program. The problem is the serial link
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Neil Riley wrote:
Guys,
All this chat of new hardware, new mmc memory expansion etc has
upset my RomDisq, It has. over the last hour, breathed it's last breath
and died just like that.
It's no longer mentioned on the startup screen and
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Neil Riley wrote:
Tony,
I inherited this RomDisq as it came with my Aurora, so I must be
excused
for not backing up the driver. If you know what the driver is called or
if some
kind sole can furnish me with a copy, I can try to revive it.
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Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
On the other hand, SMSQ/E HAS progressed, thanks to Marcel, of course, but
not only him:
Bruno Coativy
Fabrizio Diversi
Phoebus Dokos
George Gwilt
Jerome Grimbert
John Hall
Marcel Kilgus
Mark Swift
That is
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Neil Riley wrote:
Thanks Tony,
That worked a treat, RomDisq came back online
immediatly. Haven't needed to format rom1_ though.
That is good. However I would backup all files, and format rom1_full.
There clearly has been some sort of data
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Neil Riley wrote:
Neil/
Scrub that, format ROM1_ has worked. The original format only took
a second and caused the problems. This time it took a while ( hadn't
crashed the Aurora) and appears to be ok now.
Yes it takes quite a while. There
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Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Phil Kett
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I think we have to face the fact that the QL is a dying breed - we're
not going to get any new hardware due to costs, and new software is only
going to be developed
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Phil Kett wrote:
snip
Yes, there are a lot of old books that cover programming the basic QL -
I have a lot of them already. The problem is that these cover only the
basic QL and the original QDOS system, most don't even cover Minerva.
I have
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omega wrote:
Hello all,
I want to present kind of demo for QL on the retro-computing
competition called Forever see: http://forever.zeroteam.sk
I did some graphics already on PC and it looks good (looks cool in fact
:-). But, I need to write
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John Gilpin wrote:
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From: gwicks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 7:20 PM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Comment from the Traditional QUANTA Committee
- Original Message
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John Gilpin wrote:
Thanks for the advice Tony,
Are you suggesting that I just leave out the brackets? Like this, or do I
have to set up something else in OE if so what?
Yes indeed. I have long since removed OE, but it *does* default the way
you
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gwicks wrote:
The USB project was a good example of this. It concerns a major need of the
QL community, it was not expensive and it involves an established trader
with a proven track record. As it happens Tony Firshman has intervened
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Dennis S wrote:
John,
In Outlook Tools Menu click:
Options, Send, Mail Sending Format, Plain Text settings:
Tick the box; Indent the original text when replying or
forwarding.
Viola,
Denny
Forwarding? Does that mean 'replying' too?
...
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Robert Newson wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
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Dennis S wrote:
John,
In Outlook Tools Menu click:
Options, Send, Mail Sending Format, Plain Text settings:
Tick the box; Indent the original text
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Roy wood wrote:
Since this thread is about this list can someone tell me the current
method for subscribing?
I have a new user who wants to sign on but the list has changed many
times since I subscribed and I have no idea what to tell him.
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Rich
Mellor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Yes I could do this, but I wanted to ensure that the code would also work
on a Gold Card for possible future projects - not just QWord. Still
no-one has
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Rich Mellor wrote:
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 19:44:03 -, Tony Firshman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Rich
Mellor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Yes I
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Stephen wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Mozilla Thunderbird in fact does not include header viewing option -
this has to be an extension. I tried with ql-users messages, and the
header is so long, one cannot see the bottom of the header in less than
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Rich Mellor wrote:
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 21:10:14 -, Tony Firshman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Rich Mellor wrote:
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 19:44:03 -, Tony Firshman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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silvercreekvalley wrote:
I've noticed that the composite PAL output from
my QL is quite rough - the output is quite jittery
and colours ghost where they overlap.
Is there any way of tidying the output up at all?
I'm using the composite output
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Richard Kilpatrick wrote:
I don't seem to see posts I make here, but I get messages? Either BT
is being very slow, or I'm blocked somehow? Is anyone seeing messages
from me?
You msg about OPD etc arrived.
Tony
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Rich Mellor wrote:
Thankyou to the people who have contributed to the QL Wiki so far.
However, can I remind people that it is supposed to be a single online
resource, therefore rather than just making some of the links direct
hyperlinks to
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John Sadler wrote:
The facility to edit or provide a comment does not seem to be there.
If Tony managed perhaps he can tell us how.
Register!
Tony
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Vista is just a glorified Windows 95 - it's vastly expensive, it under
performns, it requires a huge investment in hardware and provides nothing
much in return. Stick with XP if you have
quoted (indented) text from editing accidentally,
and make them a different colour.
It is then *very* easy to read.
Tony Firshman
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http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sinclair_QL
Does http://www.rwapadventures.com/ql_wiki/ offer any better features?
Is there any sense it producing two?
Unless Rich's one offers unique facilities, it seems to me to make more
sense to us
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http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sinclair_QL
Does http://www.rwapadventures.com/ql_wiki/ offer any better features?
Is there any sense it producing two?
Unless Rich's one offers unique facilities, it seems to me to make more
sense to us
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Rich Mellor wrote:
The trouble is that people see things like QDOS in the wiki as solely PC
related and I think that they then delete the Sinclair reference - I have
added a paragraph on QDOS several times, but it keeps getting deleted, so
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John Sadler wrote:
On Saturday 07 April 2007 08:52, Tony Firshman wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sinclair_QL
Does http://www.rwapadventures.com/ql_wiki/ offer any better features?
Is there any sense it producing two?
Unless
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Rich Mellor wrote:
Well as usual there are two camps here - one that thinks we should have a
centralised QL resource, and one that thinks we should just tag it all
onto the Wikipedia.
Surely the wikipedia *is* the centralised resource. I
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Laurence Reeves wrote:
Wikipedia mentions me.
Sure does - I bet you put that page in, so that is cheating (8-)#
The new one doesn't. :)
Tony
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