Hi David, I have used JAM and found it to be an excellent environment. Much of the original code I wrote for Dave was developed using it but I found the default build to address $8000 a limitation, so I ended up with a context/pasmo setup where I could do what I wanted and build to any address.
Cheers Andrew On 1 Feb 2012, at 07:59, david brant <davidcbr...@yahoo.com> wrote: > People do use it then, not had much in the way of feedback. > > Jam Assembler does not doing anything special with the font or anything like > that. It would be using Windows API for fonts and messages etc. i.e. anything > standard windows stuff. > > Jam Assembler not been tested on anything newer than XP though. > > What version of Java is your computer using? Have you tried re loading Jam > Assembler? I have a newer version on my computer which sorts out some project > view issues and does method inheritance I'll upload it tonight with a bit of > luck. > > Otherwise can you send me a screen shot please. > > On 1 Feb 2012, at 01:19, Balor Price wrote: > >> >> >> So, hmmm... while I'm fired up... >> >> Anyone having problems with the GUI in Jam Assembler? It's been a while >> since I tinkered, but now I'm getting gobbledygook instead of English in the >> dropdown menus and dialogue boxes... At a guess I'd say the font lookups had >> gone askew, it's a JAR file that's executed so it's not relying on Windows >> API calls or anything. David? >> >> Howard >
