I've heard of snail mail, but this breaks all records . unless that
is you've got the year set to 1st Jan 1997 on your computer ;-)
Norman Dunbar wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
On Sat, 2 Jul 2005 at 08:36:47, Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
forced to visit Tuscany??
Hi Wolfgang. Yes,
Its letter perfect awl the weigh
=
It is letter perfect...
Therfore:
it's
Colin
So if you want an alternative word which matches the rest in its
wrongness, but passes the spell checker, you have to omit the
apostrophe. So the original was correct in its incorrectness.
Or
At 15 you count me in for one. How much for the stick, plus the DVD?
Jeremy
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Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
I'd just like to inform you that a somewhat bigger update has happened
to www.kilgu.net.
Of course thats www.kilgus.net ...
Marcel
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So
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
.
Jeremy got a bit flamed for his suggestion to make things (QPC in
this case) cheaper, even free.
Actually, I never suggested free. It still didn't seem to prevent people
from thinking that was where I was coming from, but that is not the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, when v4.21 is
finally produced it will have to work on my AH rom.
Excellent. If it it will work with that, it'll probably work with
anything. Does anyone still use AH, when Minny is freely available?
Jeremy
Try Turbo v4g21 when it goes on the site sometime this week.
If it still needs up grading George will listen.
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Remember that i'm still using Qdos. Has Turbo been kept compatible with
SMSQ - Jochen Merz wrote:
I'm on Tony's mailshot, or so I thought, but I never saw it! :-(
You are.
His announcement was on the JMS .gif image linked to from the emailshot.
Thanks Tony,
makes one wonder if that is read at all... maybe we should,
if it is a show invitation, just put the
SMSQ - Jochen Merz wrote:
The link *always* was and still is
http://smsq.j-m-s.com
Ah. That's better. At Last !!!
Jeremy
No www!
Jochen
Jeremy Taffel wrote:
David Tubbs wrote:
At 14:11 24/04/2005 +0100, you wrote:
JMS from your site leads to a blind alley.
It doesn't - tried it just now.
Tony
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jeremy Taffel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Tony Firshman wrote:
I repeat - my emails are text only.
If there is html there, that is added by your mailer.
Nothing to do with me.
Tony
Tis true! I use thunderbird. It allows you to inspect
Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jeremy Taffel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
SNIP
I don't know why you have to take such an aggressive stance. Why do
you have problems? I was not complaining about the cost, nor
requesting a price reduction, merely offering the constructive
suggestion
Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jeremy Taffel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
SNIP
Where did you advertise this? I didn't know about it.
Jeremy
Probably in QL Today. Do you subscribe to that?
No
You see this is where I have a problem with all this. Here is someone
who 'cannot justify
SMSQ - Jochen Merz wrote:
We cut QPC as a special offer to 49 EUR last year (this
is about 33 pounds - the price region you talk about) ...
did we get hundreds and thousands of sales? No!
Where did you advertise this? I didn't know about it.
It was sent out by email to the newsgroups, advertised
SMSQ - Jochen Merz wrote:
We cut QPC as a special offer to 49 EUR last year (this
is about 33 pounds - the price region you talk about) ...
did we get hundreds and thousands of sales? No!
Where did you advertise this? I didn't know about it.
Jeremy
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P Witte wrote:
Jeremy Taffel writes:
So, all I was saying is that I think that there could be a market beyond
the one that seemingly (according to other emails) has reached
saturation, and foolishly set myself up as a skinflint by offering
myself as someone who fell into that market.
I
Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jeremy Taffel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
SMSQ - Jochen Merz wrote:
We cut QPC as a special offer to 49 EUR last year (this
is about 33 pounds - the price region you talk about) ...
did we get hundreds and thousands of sales? No!
Where did you
Wolfgang Uhlig wrote:
I really cannot imagine that a price of 45 pounds is unaffordable.
You are trying to make me sound like Scrooge. £45 is not unaffordable,
but I wasn't talking about £45,The Euro price on Marcel's website
equates to £68, and who mentioned affordabilty?
I was taking about
Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jeremy
Taffel[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
SNIP
Getting back on topic...
I would be interested in the DVD, but, as I am limited to plain
vanilla QDOS emulation (uQLx, QLAY), because, I can't justify the
outlay for QPC2. (I'm not saying that it's
Darren Branagh wrote:
Food for thought
BTW, a novel idea in my new employers is coming to fruition - we own and
sell the disgo brand under the guise of clever stuff ltd. (see
www.mydisgo.com) - it's the pioneer of the USB thumbdrive market.
so when I bought a disgo one from PC World I
I've had it working with Linux Mandrake 10.0. About to try it with
10.1. I'll keep you posted as to which version of gcc etc it uses.
Jeremy
Kjartan Geble Olsen wrote:
On Sat, 02 Apr 2005 22:13:25 +0200, Michael Berger
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So this afternoon I tried to install a UQLX
, or if they have been replaced by
files of a new name, but equivalent function.
Does anyone know the answer to this?
Regards,
Jeremy
Jeremy Taffel wrote:
I've had it working with Linux Mandrake 10.0. About to try it with
10.1. I'll keep you posted as to which version of gcc etc it uses.
Jeremy
Kjartan Geble
I was one of the many that resigned my Quanta membership in protest to
mis-use of honoraria back in the mists of time (about 1990 I think).
John Southern wrote:
On Thursday 31 March 2005 18:28, Tarquin Mills wrote:
I going to put forward a special resolution for next year to abolish
clause
Per,
Although (OT), your mail was probably of interest to all who use the
internet to access this list. I have had (NTL 750K) broadband for about
2 years now, and not been been hurt so far by malware.
I must admit to using a bit of an-hoc mixture.
I did use pc-cillin 2000 for the anti-virus,
Derek Stewart wrote:
Hi,
The MAKE_DIR command first appeared for the Miracle Hard drive, whic
was the
fisrt stable hard drive system for the QL, as I ran a BBS on a 40Mb
Miracle
Hard Drive for a long time. Maybe the command to make hard
directories was
incorporated in the Trump card Toolkit 2
P Witte wrote:
The current Smsqe version of TK2 is 3.28.
Is that compatible with Minny/JS or do non-SMSQE users need a different
version? If so which? and how do I tell which version I have?
Jeremy
--
No virus found in this outgoing message.
Checked by AVG Anti-Virus.
Version: 7.0.300 / Virus
P Witte wrote:
Roy wood writes:
All you've proved is that the MAKE_DIR procedure is part of TKII...
But that was the bit he wanted. What were the differences between the
level two drivers and the normal ones then? This was a long time ago but
I thought that the differences were mainly
Under uQLx the apps have comlete unfettered access to the native unix
file system. Therefore AFAIK none of the file name/path issues affecting
Dilwyn would have hit users of Lynx under uQLx. ( I haven't tried it
myself). So, the port of any unix programme onto uQLx can, and often
does, make
What a sad story!
One, probably stupid, question: Do you need drivers at all?
Isn't the camera recognized (as a removable drive) as is?
AFAIK it depends upon the OS. Win 98 will need drivers. XP might need
them, Win 2000 won't. That's my experience with usb cameras and memory
sticks. XP
A word of caution here for people paying through Paypal.. My daughter
lost 500 last year. She bought tickets for the Reading Festival through
e-bay, and paid through Paypal after the box-office had sold them, but
before they had printed or distributed them. By e-bay rules she had to
pay
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
What I really want is a QuBIDE, but SWMBO has curtailed any futher
oldecomputer related orders until finances improve :(
I have one for sale - bigger hint!!
Err...SWMBO?
she who must be obeyed - I assume.
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.. Whither or Wither ? (referring to the subject of this message)
for example makes NO sense whatsoever to me.
Whereas, for a native English speaker, this is a clear, and succint,
while being a clever play on words.
Whither is a slightly archaeic word meaning where to?
wither - to
I also see no mention of newsgroups, but it _must_ be there somewhere.
When you set up a new account the first thing it asks is if its mail or news
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I use thunderbird and have received each mail exactly once. Its dead
easy to migrate all your outlook mail and address books etc to it.
similar interface to outlook - but my wife finds it easier to use, and
it handles exotic languages better. much of her mail is mixed hebrew and
english. No
:
Jeremy Taffel wrote:
I use thunderbird and have received each mail exactly once. Its dead
easy to migrate all your outlook mail and address books etc to it.
similar interface to outlook - but my wife finds it easier to use,
and it handles exotic languages better. much of her mail is mixed
My experiences with XP are mixed. Normally I have no problems
whatsoever. However I have encountered one AMD Athlon powered machine
from Time which is guaranteed to have a fit any time any new USB
device is attached and sometimes throws a fit when new software (eg
open office) are
Phoebus Dokos wrote:
USB to (any kind of) networking is a bad solution at best...
especially if your USB/NIC are USB 1.1 compatible... you WILL
experience at best hiccups or temporary lock-ups and that's not the
machine's fault (nor Windows' impressively :-)
That was not the problem.
This
Jeremy Taffel wrote:
My experiences with XP are mixed. Normally I have no problems
whatsoever...
All I was trying to say is that when it comes to PCs, the hardware is so
variable that I really don't think you read across OS experiences from
one to another. My most stable machine runs windows
Surely all this : business plans and legal agreements...just illustrates
how conservative the committee are.
The Q60 venture ended up repaying the Quanta loan, but why should that
be a model for the future? Does it matter if the zero financial return
is received by Quanta for an investment if
OK, now I'm confused. What IS the history of this list? The reason I
ask, is that going back through my inbox I found that that a couple of
years ago, the address for the list was [EMAIL PROTECTED], and that
the welcome email suggests that Bruce's email address was
[EMAIL PROTECTED] So was the
This is obviously big news.
Staying totally calm although I was one of those who supported the
losing side of the licensing discussion, I don't see the connection
between the two. None of the gnu licences should prevent a port onto a
closed operating system such as SMSQ/E. After all, much
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Phoebus R. Dokos
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
On Sat, 18 Sep 2004 22:38:52 +0300, Costas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all!
Just a favour from me...
A friend of mine needs any program for PROLOG. (it's a kind of
homework from his university)
Phoebus R. Dokos ( . ) wrote:
Firefox is 3 times as large as Opera and doesn't include an email
client (which is poor indeed as it (Thunderbird) tries to emulate
Outlook.
I don't understand this statement. I use both, and have just looked at
the download files. Opera711j.exe 12865KB.
It's actually a big step in the right direction. The system is much more
secure by default than previously. Most of the problems are due to old
software using ports which are now locked down by default.
The list of applications which SP breaks includes many which are
trivial to get working
There are alternatives, and they are free! How many modern printers are NOT
supported by Linux? A port of one of the printer daemons such as CUPS should
be possible.
Alternatively, something lke
http://www.hpdevelopersolutions.com/join/APDK.cfm
might be useful, but it I'm not sure how much
I just had a look at my freeserve (wanadoo now) account. I have stopped
using it because of the volume of spam. Over 4000 spams since mid-March!
About 600 had virus attachments. Many did not even have my email address
from what I could tell (how does that work?).
Jeremy
- Original
Roy,
You might know about MS, but I think you are misinformed about Linux. If
you buy a Linux suite - and Mandrake Pro-suite comes to mind here - you get
a DVD and about 9 CDs containing pretty much every application you will ever
need. The only application I think that a Linux purchaser would
My dabbling with LINUX were some time ago and, at the time I found it
unwieldy and time consuming to set up. I also found the application very
clunky.
Over Christmas I upgraded from Mandrake 8.2 to 9.2 and from Windows 98 to
98SE. The former was no problem. The latter was a real palava.
Well, I use Opera V7.11 and its fine. I can't tell the difference between it
and the page on IE6. What's supposed not to work?
I also use tripod to host my site and have never had any problems with it.
But then its perhaps because I've got pop-ups partly blocked that it works
for me.
Jeremy
Second attempt - after 3 hours it hasn't made its way onto the list
- Original Message -
From: Jeremy Taffel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 11, 2004 5:41 PM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] QL2004 website
Well, I use Opera V7.11 and its fine. I can't tell
Well, it took about a minute second time around. Does anyone know what's
going on? The first didn't bounce - just disappeared into the ether.
- Original Message -
From: Jeremy Taffel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 11, 2004 8:32 PM
Subject: Fw: [ql-users
Have you got any other USB devices working? It sounds to me as if you
haven't installed your motherboard support for USB properly.
Have a look in the control panel under System, Device Manager Universal
Serial Bus Controllers. Mine shows 3 USB root Hubs, one USB 2.0 root Hub, a
PCI to USB
But the point is - if NTL systematically sell lists of email addresses
why hasn't this one attracted any spam?
- Original Message -
From: TonyTebby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 8:55 AM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Knoware
From: Jeremy Taffel
How did you originally install the epson?
I had similar problems with my HP printer after a reinstall because I left
it up to windows to recognise the hardware. I uninstalled the printer and
then ran the setup.exe programme that came on the installation disk that
came with the printer, and all
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