Norman Dunbar wrote, on 23/Aug/12 18:37 | Aug23:
On 23/08/12 16:26, Tony Firshman wrote:
I find mine *does* need an external power supply when running some
keyboards.
Yes, the two USB ports are poly-fused to 100mA each. Some keyboards
and/or mice draw more so the fuses kick in and increase
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Norman Dunbar wrote, on 23/Aug/12 18:37 | Aug23:
On 23/08/12 16:26, Tony Firshman wrote:
I find mine *does* need an external power supply when running some
keyboards.
Yes, the two USB ports are poly-fused to 100mA each. Some keyboards
and/or mice draw more so the fuses kick in and increase
Tony Firshman wrote, on 26/Aug/12 12:12 | Aug26:
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 23/Aug/12 18:37 | Aug23:
On 23/08/12 16:26, Tony Firshman wrote:
I find mine *does* need an external power supply when running some
keyboards.
Yes, the two USB ports are poly-fused to 100mA each. Some keyboards
and/or
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 7/Sep/12 16:10 | Sep7:
Hi Bryan,
On 07/09/12 15:32, Bryan Horstmann wrote:
It would be nice to demonstrate a set-up
which just brought up QL quickly on switching on, as the QL did,
providing programming straight away, or the Xchange suite if needed. No
need for it to b
Bob Spelten wrote, on 19/Sep/12 11:25 | Sep19:
Bob/
Op Fri, 14 Sep 2012 13:56:29 +0200 schreef Jochen Merz :
Dear Readers,
just wanted to let you know that issue 1 of volume 17 of QL Today
has been picked up from the printer.
52 pages this time!! :-)
It also reached Amsterdam yesterday. Ne
Bob Spelten wrote, on 19/Sep/12 13:35 | Sep19:
--- Doorgestuurd bericht ---
Van: "Bob Spelten"
Aan: "Tony Firshman"
Cc:
Onderwerp: Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 17 starts
Datum: Wed, 19 Sep 2012 14:25:55 +0200
Op Wed, 19 Sep 2012 12:31:44 +0200 schreef Tony Firs
Bob Spelten wrote, on 19/Sep/12 14:45 | Sep19:
Op Wed, 19 Sep 2012 14:41:12 +0200 schreef Tony Firshman
:
Bob Spelten wrote, on 19/Sep/12 13:35 | Sep19:
--- Doorgestuurd bericht ---
Van: "Bob Spelten"
Aan: "Tony Firshman"
Cc:
Onderwerp: Re: [Ql-Users] QL To
cheaply than I run mine. The host is Tony Firshman and I understand the
owner of the site gets a good service from him.
You missed out a line I think.
You are talking I am sure about Dilwyn's site.
I currently charge £18 per year plus VAT.
Last year Quanta spent £346 on its website, whi
Francois Lanciault wrote, on 25/Sep/12 04:03 | Sep25:
Hi Thorsten,
I had the idea for this project after designing a gimbal for an antenna on a
satellite at work. I had to work with 3D transformation matrices for the beam
pointing, especially rotation matrices. Having this renewed knowledge of
Dave Walker wrote, on 27/Sep/12 07:50 | Sep27:
-Original Message-
From: ql-users-boun...@lists.q-v-d.com [mailto:ql-users-
boun...@lists.q-v-d.com] On Behalf Of QL-MyLink (f/fh)
Sent: 26 September 2012 16:59
To: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Subject: [Ql-Users] ADSL speed up
Greetings!
I live i
Bryan Horstmann wrote, on 27/Sep/12 08:46 | Sep27:
Hello John,
We have Virgin (ex Nynex) in the street and my neighbour is on it. The
essential difference is that the copper to the house is broadband
co-axial, not ordinary twisted pair, as it was set up for cable TV. The
Government trumpeted a
Quanta Webmaster wrote, on 27/Sep/12 22:30 | Sep27:
Hi All (my apologies if this mail has been sent twice but I seem to have
difficulties sending from my main account)
This year I took over as the web master, but I had been working alongside
the previous web master as the web admin for some time
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 8/Oct/12 14:40 | Oct8:
On 29/09/12 18:42, QL-MyLink (f/fh) wrote:
(Not to mention the Distant Dunbar Duchy.)
Duchy? Kingdom, surely? ;-)
Just checked by "up to 60" Virgin speed - I'm getting 57-58 at the
moment. Which is fine for allowing me to work from my own office,
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 16/Oct/12 16:17 | Oct16:
Norman/
On 16/10/12 11:43, Bryan Horstmann wrote:
Somehow we've got into top reply, so I will follow. I've just realised
that one USB keyboard I have is a radio one so I get a bonus of keyboard
and mouse using only one USB.
Back to bottom pos
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 17/Oct/12 09:47 | Oct17:
Norman/
> You need a good ringlight magnifier and 1mm soldering iron.
That set-up, even with my old eyes, allowed soldering of the .5mm pitch
pins on Romdisq.
Well, I have a "helping hands" with a decent magnifying glass that I
used and a geo
matras...@aol.com wrote, on 18/Oct/12 20:10 | Oct18:
The Quanta site has been down for at least 2 days. Has Quanta closed down?
Regards
Duncan
The domain is still valid:
Domain name:
quanta.org.uk
Registrant:
Mr John Gilpin for QUANTA
Registrant ty
Bryan Horstmann wrote, on 19/Oct/12 09:32 | Oct19:
Bryan/
Is there an easy/in-expensive way to use the QL keyboard, which I find
quite OK, on a R-pi?
Interesting to know though if anyone can come up with a method.
The starting point I guess is an I/O device to convert the QL row/column
into a
George Gwilt wrote, on 19/Oct/12 17:10 | Oct19:
Geirge (sic)/
On 19 Oct 2012, at 12:48, Geoff Wicks wrote:
The Quanta site has been down for at least 2 days. Has Quanta closed down?
Regards
Duncan
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Tony Firshman wrote, on 19/Oct/12 17:22 | Oct19:
George Gwilt wrote, on 19/Oct/12 17:10 | Oct19:
Geirge (sic)/
On 19 Oct 2012, at 12:48, Geoff Wicks wrote:
The Quanta site has been down for at least 2 days. Has Quanta closed
down?
Regards
Duncan
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 19/Oct/12 17:29 | Oct19:
"Geraldine Muchova, a Scot who loved through the communist Czech
darkness and emerged with her integrity intact, has died at the great
age of 95."
It would be nice to imagine it wasn't a misprint.
I gather, perhaps, that the communists didn't
On 23 Nov 2012, at 06:13, Francois Lanciault
wrote:
> Hi group, here is a short story for you this morning:
>
> My trusty QL is controlling a test setup built to qualify a new component for
> space use as we speak.
>
> To make the story short, I work for a company that build satellite and o
Wolfgang Lenerz wrote, on 23/Nov/12 09:17 | Nov23:
On 23/11/2012 07:13, Francois Lanciault wrote:
. But it did work. I closed the door and set the temperature to -50degC.
Hi,
was the QL in the chamber, too, or outside and just connected through a
serial lead?
Yes that was a mite ambiguous.
Francois Lanciault wrote, on 23/Nov/12 12:23 | Nov23:
The QL is sitting outside the chamber... The servo controller is connected
directly on the back of the QL and long leads are going from the controller to
the test setup through an opening in the thermal chamber. The chamber is also
purged wi
Wolfgang Lenerz wrote, on 24/Nov/12 07:38 | Nov24:
Hi all,
this is just to let you know that the SMSQE licence will be changed.
From the SMSQE licence, we will move towards a (new) BSD style licence,
which essentially means that anyone can do with the source code anything
he likes, and also d
Bryan Horstmann wrote, on 9/Dec/12 11:41 | Dec9:
Is Python procedure/function based like SBASIC?
Absolutely - like Perl.
No line numbers used either. It is ironic that superBasic actually
needs none but forces them.
Python differs from most similar languages (including Perl and C) in not
u
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 9/Dec/12 16:11 | Dec9:
On 09/12/12 15:43, Tony Firshman wrote:
Bryan Horstmann wrote, on 9/Dec/12 11:41 | Dec9:
Is Python procedure/function based like SBASIC?
if anyone is interested, and/or if it's deemed applicable fro QL Today,
I'd be willing to do a sm
Computer Research Centrum, Ltd wrote, on 10/Dec/12 08:05 | Dec10:
I was looking at the Python 3.3.0 sourceswith a view to porting to the
QL with C68.
Will be porting of Perl instead Python easier and more appropriate for a QL
limited in its resources (speed, memory, ...)?
Perl was running quit
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 18/Dec/12 10:18 | Dec18:
That's a great little video. I like things such as the SD card being
plugged in via the ROM slot and the original plastic being put in place
over the SD card.
If you follow the link given, there's a web article about it with useful
information such
thorsten herbert wrote, on 24/Dec/12 10:41 | Dec24:
Thorsten/
Got it today, thank you very much! At he meeting in Hamburg ... will there be
some hardware gurus? I may could get my QL + Goldcard + Qimi fixed?
To all a very nice Christmas and a happy new year!
Best,T
Tobias Fröschle wrote, on 8/Jan/13 19:34 | Jan8:
Tobias/
Amazon EU is currently selling the Mororola Atrix docking station (originally
intended to extend one of their smartphones onto a netbook and priced at rather
steep 299€) at ~70€. This is a perfect extension for the Raspberry pi as it
al
Tobias Fröschle wrote, on 8/Jan/13 19:34 | Jan8:
all,
Amazon EU is currently selling the Mororola Atrix docking station (originally
intended to extend one of their smartphones onto a netbook and priced at rather
steep 299€) at ~70€. This is a perfect extension for the Raspberry pi as it
also c
On 8 Jan 2013, at 23:14, Tobias Fröschle wrote:
> All,
> (Have somehow been cut off from ql-users and have now resubscribed)
>
> the modifications to the cabling as shown in the video seem to be necessary
> only on older RPi revisions. Mine (received in November) worked without
> modificatio
Tobias Fröschle wrote, on 9/Jan/13 15:19 | Jan9:
Tony,
Instead of using a second adapter, I use a micro HDMI male to standard
HDMI male Adapter, Plus a standard HDMI male to female cable. That was
the simplest to get from within easy reach.
Two adapters in line are probably too easy to break with
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 10/Jan/13 10:55 | Jan10:
Norman/
As an author of a couple of articles in QL Today over the past 16
volumes (That's 16.5 years - my first article was "The Black Hole" in
Volume 1, Issue 2 in July/August 1996!) I'm wondering, who (other than
George) actually reads my stuff?
Tobias Fröschle wrote, on 8/Jan/13 19:34 | Jan8:
Tobias/
Amazon EU is currently selling the Mororola Atrix docking station (originally
intended to extend one of their smartphones onto a netbook and priced at rather
steep 299€) at ~70€. This is a perfect extension for the Raspberry pi as it
al
Dave Walker wrote, on 9/Jan/13 12:05 | Jan9:
Dave/
Regarding the USB, then yes the newer Pi's can back-power through their
standard USB ports.
If you have an older Pi with polyfuses on the USB ports, then the easiest thing
to do is the 'PiPass' mod which connects the +ve and Ground
wires of th
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 11/Jan/13 16:51 | Jan11:
Hi Tony,
On 11/01/13 16:49, Tony Firshman wrote:
Do you have a link to the mod? Googling fails, although there are
*plenty* of references to it. It will save me back-engineering the
connector pins.
I'm not sure about the PiPass mod of
Petri Pellinen wrote, on 14/Jan/13 10:55 | Jan14:
We use gandi.net at work. .co.uk domains seem to cost 7 euros per year
through them.
I use gandi (French owned) as well.
Gandi have proved perfect in every respect. All my domains (and I run
dozens for people) in one account. Their settings
Rich Mellor wrote, on 15/Jan/13 11:04 | Jan15:
Rich/
Has anyone ever come across an issue with using a QL and Super Gold Card ?
I sold a Super Gold Card to a customer, and he said that when plugged
into his QL, he gets just vertical black and white stripes. He has tried
it with and without the
Rich Mellor wrote, on 15/Jan/13 11:16 | Jan15:
Rich/
On 15/01/2013 11:12, Tony Firshman wrote:
Rich Mellor wrote, on 15/Jan/13 11:04 | Jan15:
Rich/
Has anyone ever come across an issue with using a QL and Super Gold
Card ?
I sold a Super Gold Card to a customer, and he said that when
I expect most of us will know or have had dealings with Bill Richardson
and EEC.
He has just died well into his 90s.
His funeral is at 15:15 on January 21st at Amersham crematorium. All
are welcome to come. Driving west out of Amersham on the A413 take the
A404 to High Wycombe (straight on
Urs Koenig (QL) wrote, on 15/Jan/13 19:06 | Jan15:
Tony Firshman wrote:
I expect most of us will know or have had dealings with Bill Richardson
and
EEC.
He has just died well into his 90s.
Very bad news, how sad! My deepest condolences.
I've met Bill a couple of times at QL-Shows and
Thanks for all the kind words about Bill.
I am going to pass them on to his son and daughter on Monday.
Any more received by midday on Monday will be passed on to them in person.
thanks,
Tony
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Timothy Swenson wrote, on 22/Jan/13 03:08 | Jan22:
Another option is for the user to try the DOS version using DOSBOX on
Linux. DOSBOX is great for running old DOS software. I've run stuff
that was created in 1986 and it ran fine.
I too use it for my 16 bit Arcplus business software (Archi
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 23/Jan/13 16:01 | Jan23:
Not on my system it doesn't in a dos box!!! That's exactly what I typed
in. It gives the error I mentioned earlier. Must be some setup option or
paths option which affects this.
The view in Control Panel varies between Windows versions, obviously.
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 23/Jan/13 16:33 | Jan23:
Dilwyn/
That may be because your java is old (or non-existent!).
Java 7 Update 10.
Maybe a reinstall is in order...
Check where your java.exe is and that it is ith the system PATH.
Mine is in C:\Windows\system32\
>PATH
PATH=C:\Windows\system32
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 23/Jan/13 17:42 | Jan23:
That may be because your java is old (or non-existent!).
Java 7 Update 10.
Maybe a reinstall is in order...
Check where your java.exe is and that it is ith the system PATH.
Mine is in C:\Windows\system32\
PATH
PATH=C:\Windows\system32;C:\Wi
Marcel Kilgus wrote, on 27/Jan/13 18:05 | Jan27:
Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
Well, drawing to the screen is heavy on the resources, ESPECIALLY when
one is in QL compatible mode. Basically, I redraw the ENTIRE screen once
for every pixel changed (or every 2 or 4 fixels in QL mode).
If anyone could poi
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 28/Jan/13 14:39 | Jan28:
Woflgang
Oops I've been typing "Wolfgang" in error for years it would appear... ;-)
Dilwyn Jones
You're 'speaking' as someone half the world thinks is Dylwin.
Tiny
(As I sometimes type by mistoke. Deviously I typed 'Tony' when I tried
to
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 28/Jan/13 15:19 | Jan28:
Dyliwin/
Woflgang
Oops I've been typing "Wolfgang" in error for years it would
appear... ;-)
Dilwyn Jones
You're 'speaking' as someone half the world thinks is Dylwin.
He he, that's certainly the most common (of many) miss-spelinnggs of my
nam
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 28/Jan/13 15:52 | Jan28:
Dulooin
Now that is getting silly (8-)#
Of course, that was the point.
I know, I know, hence my smiley.
English almost makes it a valid spelling
(remember the "ghoti"="fish" from a well known author?).
Apparently not. It is supposed to be
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 28/Jan/13 16:18 | Jan28:
On 28/01/13 15:52, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
He firmly subscribes to the notion that Guinness doesn't travel well
outside of Ireland. Like most Irishmen, he would say Guinness can only
be at its best in Ireland and event hen only if properly poured and
George Gwilt wrote, on 28/Jan/13 16:27 | Jan28:
On 28 Jan 2013, at 16:21, Tony Firshman wrote:
I had a single malt from Islay on New Year's Eve and it tasted like tarmac (8-)#
I find it better from a glass than from the road. Was it Ardbeg?
I can't remember - too much wine befo
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 28/Jan/13 16:29 | Jan28:
Of course, we Jocks are prone to adding them in as well, how about
"There's been a mude!" ;-)
Cheers,
Norm.
You've been watching too much Taggarrrt on TV!
(8-)#
That is *exactly* who/what I was thinking of well before I got to the
'
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 28/Jan/13 16:32 | Jan28:
I tried Guinness once. That was enough. My opinion is that Guinness
shouldn't be allowed to travel outside Ireland - or the brewery for that
matter.
I suspect that might just provoke Darren to appear!
In addition, it is best enjoyed by simply pou
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 28/Jan/13 16:27 | Jan28:
Must be hard for a non-Welsh speaker (although IIRC you have a Welsh
parent?)
Mum. She learned English only at primary school.
I know very very little as Welsh was not spoken to us at home at all.
Language dies in one generation so easily.
T
John wrote, on 29/Jan/13 10:05 | Jan29:
On 28/01/13 21:33:39, paul wrote:
But (Murphy's Law) after a bit of reflecting on what I saw inside
this old QL has me questioning that memory. I Do recall reading
that most PM version QL's had the 'dongle' to get the ROM code
past the 32K memory range.
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 31/Jan/13 14:47 | Jan31:
On 31/01/13 14:39, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Stumbled across something seemingly useful for 68K assembler
developers, not sure if it’s been mentioned before but here goes.
It’s something called Easy68K, an editor, assembler and simulator for
the 68000
Bryan Horstmann wrote, on 4/Feb/13 10:29 | Feb4:
Hello all,
Printing from XCHANGE
My printer has parallel interface.
For QL, a ser/parallel convertor is fine.
PC XCHANGE in DOSBOX on W2000 laptop with parallel O/P printed ok.
Current VISTA laptop USB only. USB/parallel convertor works fine
François Van Emelen wrote, on 26/Feb/13 17:19 | Feb26:
Op 26/02/2013 17:45, François Van Emelen schreef:
Op 23/02/2013 20:45, Wolfgang Lenerz schreef:
Hi all,
v. 1.10 is on the website. Please upgrade, v. 1.08 & 1.09 could under
some circumstances screw up the free space list of a qxl.win con
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 28/Feb/13 21:05 | Feb28:
Hi everyone,
I received the email below from a Quanta member. Can anyone help?
He hasn’t mentioned what add-ons are on his QL, I suspect if it’s a Super Gold
Card or Minerva it might be set to restart automatically (e.g. AUTO_TK2F1 or
AUTO_TK2F2 o
On Saturday, March 9, 2013, Francois Lanciault wrote:
> A stupid idea just came up to me.
>
> Knowing that it is difficult for various reasons to make a 680X0 board as
> fast or faster than the GoldCard, would it be possible to... make an
> accelerator board for the GoldCard itself ? (Or SGC for t
On Sunday, March 10, 2013, Dave Park wrote:
> The Gold Card and Super Gold Card are quite different in this respect.
>
> The custom logic on the GC and SCG that I have are both Altera chips that
> max out at 50MHz, which gives a top CPU speed of 25 MHz. However, the SGC
> clocks the CPU at 24MHz,
On Sunday, March 10, 2013, Dave Park wrote:
> On Sat, Mar 9, 2013 at 9:28 PM, Tony Firshman
> >
> wrote:
>
> > On Sunday, March 10, 2013, Dave Park wrote:
> >
> > > The Gold Card and Super Gold Card are quite different in this respect.
> > >
> &g
Dave Park wrote, on 12/Mar/13 19:36 | Mar12:
I have assembled the remaining stock of TF Services' MPlane. These are a
great upgrade if you're using a less reliable backplane.
Mplane is a low profile backplane to allow three QL expansions and the
original motherboard or Aurora to be fitted in a
Ralf Reköndt wrote, on 12/Mar/13 20:01 | Mar12:
Well, I once built a QL board in a case with a simple expansion PCB for
connecting an SQB, a QFlash EPROM board and a QEP III programmer outside
to a separate connector. No separate power supply and no capacitors and
all worked well the whole time.
Dave Park wrote, on 12/Mar/13 20:11 | Mar12:
Some people have really great, nicely tuned, quiet QLs that will be running
'til the power goes. Some people don't. :)
I can attest from my own experimenting to find out why my QL+QPlane kept
crashing, some of the lines were noisy and the power wasn't
Tobias Fröschle wrote, on 16/Mar/13 19:15 | Mar16:
Am 16.03.2013 um 17:16 schrieb Dave Park:
Hi all,
It's been mentioned that vanilla QDOS/Minerva doesn't run happily on
68EC020 due to CPU differences. The GC/SGC copies and patches the OS to
work with the EC020 CPU, and to relocate certain re
Timothy Swenson wrote, on 19/Mar/13 23:42 | Mar19:
On 3/19/2013 4:13 PM, nor...@dunbar-it.co.uk wrote:
It is produced using the Scribus publishing package which is available
for free,form Linux, Windows and Mac (as far as I know).
I've been a user of Scribus for about 6 years. I did an e-zine
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 20/Mar/13 10:45 | Mar20:
Morning Tony,
On 20/03/13 08:26, Tony Firshman wrote:
Am I missing something here?
Probably not.
Any software under any system, be it Windows, Linux or Mac, can print to
pdf.
True these days. However, would you want to set up a magazine in
Bob Spelten wrote, on 20/Mar/13 10:58 | Mar20:
Op Wed, 20 Mar 2013 09:26:31 +0100 schreef Tony Firshman
:
Timothy Swenson wrote, on 19/Mar/13 23:42 | Mar19:
On 3/19/2013 4:13 PM, nor...@dunbar-it.co.uk wrote:
It is produced using the Scribus publishing package which is available
for free
WILLIAM WAUGH wrote, on 20/Mar/13 11:34 | Mar20:
Well if everyone bought as many newspapers as I do the problem would no longer
exist
but then who would tell taxi drivers what to think (apologies to any free
thinking taxi drivers).
How did PDF become so popular anyway, I find it a bit Par
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 20/Mar/13 12:31 | Mar20:
Hi Geoff,
On 20/03/13 12:26, Geoff Wicks wrote:
Why do we have to think in terms of a magazine?
Good point. Maybe because we are discussing a replacement for a magazine
perhaps?
What's wrong with a (simple) rolling website?
I cannot read a w
WILLIAM WAUGH wrote, on 20/Mar/13 13:46 | Mar20:
Bill/
BTW you need to set your mailer to use quote characters. Without them the
email you were replying to (snipped) looks part of what you were saying.
Apologies to all firstly for duplicate posting and also for this top posting
reply ( I'm
Dave Park wrote, on 20/Mar/13 17:02 | Mar20:
On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 11:02 AM, Geoff Wicks wrote:
So let's move on to another problem that everyone has dodged so far.
Where are the writers going to come from?
One of the reasons QL Today is closing down is that we did not have
sufficient write
Ian Burkinshaw wrote, on 27/Mar/13 17:46 | Mar27:
Sad though this is, I have to say it seems me inevitable this was going
to happen sooner or later. The constant increase in postal rates is self
defeating, the more they go up, the less poeple send.
Really - so one leg is sending letters (8-)#
Yo
George Gwilt wrote, on 20/Mar/13 18:07 | Mar20:
On 20 Mar 2013, at 18:00, Tony Firshman wrote:
Ian Burkinshaw wrote, on 27/Mar/13 17:46 | Mar27:
Sad though this is, I have to say it seems me inevitable this was going
to happen sooner or later. The constant increase in postal rates is self
- From: "George Gwilt"
> To:
> Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 6:49 PM
> Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today
>
>
>
>> On 20 Mar 2013, at 18:18, Tony Firshman wrote:
>>
>> George Gwilt wrote, on 20/Mar/13 18:07 | Mar20:
>>>
>>>>
>>
John Taylor wrote, on 20/Mar/13 21:27 | Mar20:
John/
On 20 Mar 2013, at 21:06, Tony Firshman wrote:
On Wednesday, March 27, 2013, Ian Burkinshaw wrote:
Thankyou to everybody for correcting my grammer, I am now considered told
off.
so I had better not tell you of for your spelling
Ian Burkinshaw wrote, on 27/Mar/13 17:46 | Mar27:
I have just noticed you are in the future!
You need to give your computer clock a kick.
Tony
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Tony Firshman wrote, on 21/Mar/13 00:11 | Mar21:
Ian Burkinshaw wrote, on 27/Mar/13 17:46 | Mar27:
I have just noticed you are in the future!
You need to give your computer clock a kick.
. or if you are really in next week, please tell me Saturday's
lottery numbers (privately!).
George Gwilt wrote, on 21/Mar/13 11:05 | Mar21:
On 20 Mar 2013, at 21:06, Tony Firshman wrote:
Thankyou to everybody for correcting my grammer, I am now considered told
off.
so I had better not tell you of for your spelling of 'grammar'
then (8-)#
A long time ago I use
QL-MyLink (f/fh) wrote, on 21/Mar/13 21:19 | Mar21:
George wrote -
"A long time ago I used to pause while reading articles when I found
"faulty
grammar".
'The Times' is in current QL-List mode. But it's especially concerned
with the
disposition and future safety of CHAR(39)! (16-03-13 etc.)
H
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 22/Mar/13 09:17 | Mar22:
On 21/03/13 23:51, Tony Firshman wrote:
... but grammar is the foundation of language *and* understanding.
Let grammar slip and meaning becomes less clear, or even entirely
different!
Punctuation and spaces too are important:
The pen is
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