Stephen Usher wrote: > Well, actually, it was 20 years ago tomorrow, but why wait.. > > I also got my QL then. > > It allowed me to learn how to program in assembler, helped me with MSc project > (the MSc course used a 68000 board for the robotics stuff and I used the QL as > a development platform, writing a subset of the QDOS system calls for the > 68000 board to ease the development) and was a lovely machine to program. I > see that another subscriber to this list is Robert Newson. Do you still use my > old terminal emulator program?
Would if the QL worked...handy for testing Bullet ^_^ > It still works, though it's up in my loft at the moment along with the Trump > Card and the twin 3.5" DD drives. Mine's still sitting on my desk; however it isn't working at the moment (I suspect a ULA) :-( > Ah, the memories. So much stuff on my 3.2M ED disks I want to get at (eg my year planner program, and my diary program - prints a weekly twin page diary starting on any day with 4 days on the left page and 3 on the right to a given size, complete with printing on both sides of the paper ready for cutting and binding...)...must get the QL fixed when I get a chance. -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Robert Newson, E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
