Yep, I certainly wrote a lot of stuff just to get that Imsai going to.
A lot of it I had to assemble by hand, as I didn't have the assembler
up running yet. Backthen, we knew our computers inside
out! Ah... Those were the days! ;-)
noranross wrote:
Hi
all
First personl computer was one
Drew,
I finally decided to install the new version on the present system.
Downloaded the tar file with the .deb's in it and unpacked them.
Then removed all of the OpenOffice bits currently installed.
Then I entered:
apt-get install *.deb in the DEBS subdirectory.
Got the usual stuff about
Sorry for the previous msg. It was meant for Drew Johnson off list.
Bill
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bill purvis wrote:
Sorry for the previous msg. It was meant for Drew Johnson off list.
Bill
Actually, I am guessing you mean Drew Jensen...and I would just as soon
try to answer on list or at
http://user.services.openoffice.org
That way other people can either help also, or receive help
bill purvis wrote:
Drew,
I finally decided to install the new version on the present system.
Downloaded the tar file with the .deb's in it and unpacked them.
Then removed all of the OpenOffice bits currently installed.
Then I entered:
apt-get install *.deb in the DEBS subdirectory.
Got the
I dont anythin about open office
- Original Message -
From: bill purvis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@openoffice.org
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2007 3:37 PM
Subject: Re: [users] Sorting in queries (was new user of OOo:Base)
Drew,
I finally decided to install the new version on the
I dont not of open office
- Original Message -
From: Drew Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@openoffice.org
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2007 3:54 PM
Subject: Re: [users] Sorting in queries (was new user of OOo:Base)
bill purvis wrote:
Sorry for the previous msg. It was meant for Drew
On Monday November 19 2007 08:37 am, bill purvis wrote:
Drew,
I finally decided to install the new version on the present system.
Downloaded the tar file with the .deb's in it and unpacked them.
Then removed all of the OpenOffice bits currently installed.
Then I entered:
apt-get install
On Monday 19 November 2007, Drew Jensen wrote:
bill purvis wrote:
Drew,
I finally decided to install the new version on the present system.
Downloaded the tar file with the .deb's in it and unpacked them.
Then removed all of the OpenOffice bits currently installed.
Then I entered:
On Monday 19 November 2007, Dan Lewis wrote:
On Monday November 19 2007 08:37 am, bill purvis wrote:
Drew,
I finally decided to install the new version on the present system.
Downloaded the tar file with the .deb's in it and unpacked them.
Then removed all of the OpenOffice bits currently
OK, I now have OpenOffice 2.3 installed. It opens existing files up
but cannot find the 'mysql-java' JDBC Driver. I have tried uninstalling
mysql-java and re-installing it, but no joy. It simply comes up with
'unable to connect to database MSS' and reporting that the
class 'com/mysql/jdbc/Driver'
On 19/11/2007 19:33, bill purvis wrote:
OK, I now have OpenOffice 2.3 installed. It opens existing files up
but cannot find the 'mysql-java' JDBC Driver. I have tried uninstalling
mysql-java and re-installing it, but no joy. It simply comes up with
'unable to connect to database MSS' and
bill purvis wrote:
OK, I now have OpenOffice 2.3 installed. It opens existing files up
but cannot find the 'mysql-java' JDBC Driver. I have tried uninstalling
mysql-java and re-installing it, but no joy. It simply comes up with
'unable to connect to database MSS' and reporting that the
class
bill purvis wrote:
On Monday 19 November 2007, Dan Lewis wrote:
On Monday November 19 2007 08:37 am, bill purvis wrote:
Drew,
I finally decided to install the new version on the present system.
Downloaded the tar file with the .deb's in it and unpacked them.
Then removed all of the
On Monday 19 November 2007, Drew Jensen wrote:
bill purvis wrote:
OK, I now have OpenOffice 2.3 installed. It opens existing files up
but cannot find the 'mysql-java' JDBC Driver. I have tried uninstalling
mysql-java and re-installing it, but no joy. It simply comes up with
'unable to
On Monday 19 November 2007, Scott Castaline wrote:
bill purvis wrote:
Dan, see my latest reponse to Drew. I'm very much a novice at
Ubuntu/Debian and my experience is still limited (but still willing to
learn). I was brought up on RedHat! (Not actually true - I was brought up
on paper
hi all
it seems there are a few of us here who started in the old paper tape
and punch card days of very early machines.Mine were Honeywell.
Ross
bill purvis wrote:
On Monday 19 November 2007, Scott Castaline wrote:
bill purvis wrote:
Dan, see my latest reponse to Drew. I'm very much
bill purvis wrote:
On Monday 19 November 2007, Scott Castaline wrote:
bill purvis wrote:
Dan, see my latest reponse to Drew. I'm very much a novice at
Ubuntu/Debian and my experience is still limited (but still willing to
learn). I was brought up on RedHat! (Not actually true - I was
Scott Castaline wrote:
Oh man you really do go back!!! In school we had access to a working
PDP-8 and used , I can't remember the name of the system but it was an
1100 whatever mfg micro system that stored the code on 8" floppy to
boot the PDP-8. I seem to remember we had written code to
bill purvis wrote:
On Monday 19 November 2007, Scott Castaline wrote:
bill purvis wrote:
Dan, see my latest reponse to Drew. I'm very much a novice at
Ubuntu/Debian and my experience is still limited (but still willing to
learn). I was brought up on RedHat! (Not
noranross wrote:
hi
all
it seems there are a few of us here who started in the old paper tape
and punch card days of very early machines.Mine were Honeywell.
I worked on many different systems, but my first personal computer was
an Imsai 8080, which I bought 31 years ago.
--
James Knott wrote:
Scott Castaline wrote:
Oh man you really do go back!!! In school we had access to a working
PDP-8 and used , I can't remember the name of the system but it was
an 1100 whatever mfg micro system that stored the code on 8 floppy
to boot the PDP-8. I seem to remember we had
On 20/11/2007, Scott Castaline [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James Knott wrote:
Scott Castaline wrote:
Oh man you really do go back!!! In school we had access to a working
PDP-8 and used , I can't remember the name of the system but it was
an 1100 whatever mfg micro system that stored the
Hi all
First personl computer was one i built myself using a cmos chip the
6102. i built 1 k of memory using 2102's *8 . Burnt my own 1702 from a
burner built by me as the bootstrap. It was amazing what we could fit
into 1k of memory, including an assembler apart from the keyboard and
video
I've played around some more with queries, trying to get it to sort
on the second field before the first. By turning off the sort, then
clicking on the 'visible' box it turns off, then you can turn the
sort back on. However, once you try to run it the 'visible' checkbox
turns on again.
Since I
bill purvis wrote:
I can't believe that this problem hasn't been spotted before
Bill
Hi again,
Spotted and fixed in newer releases of the application.
Drew
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On Thursday 15 November 2007, Drew Jensen wrote:
bill purvis wrote:
I can't believe that this problem hasn't been spotted before
Bill
Hi again,
Spotted and fixed in newer releases of the application.
Drew
OK, seems like I'll have to wait until Ubuntu catches up.
Bill
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bill purvis wrote:
On Thursday 15 November 2007, Drew Jensen wrote:
bill purvis wrote:
I can't believe that this problem hasn't been spotted before
Bill
Hi again,
Spotted and fixed in newer releases of the application.
Drew
OK, seems like I'll have to wait until Ubuntu
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