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> > People interested in beta-test the conversor please contact me.
> > The input file to my conversor must be a 44kHz, 16-bit mono .WAV .
>
> Yes, I'm interested, of course. Please, send it to me direct:
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Hi boyz!
A friend of mine use the new IDE (Ver.1.8) with an 8280. All is ok since
he use the External Expansion Memory.
When he adds it the MSX stop. Why? Someone know the possible solution?
Thanks
Marco
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On Sun, 8 Feb 1998, Frengo wrote:
> The are more original MSX floppies working today ? :-)
I opened my 8245 some time ago. It has a weird connector (1 line of 15
pins, or something). It uses normal 3.5" floppies, though.
Bye,
shevek
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Hello people.
I just made the first release of CAS Tool, my utility to read MSX
tapes in any computer. As I said before, the input file for CAS Tool MUST
BE a 44kHz, signed 16-bit, mono .WAV file.
In this first release, the data contained in the .WAV must be
stored in 1
On Tue, 9 Feb 1999, Marco Casali wrote:
> Hi boyz!
>
> A friend of mine use the new IDE (Ver.1.8) with an 8280. All is ok since
> he use the External Expansion Memory.
> When he adds it the MSX stop. Why? Someone know the possible solution?
If the IDE-interface hasn't been modified as explaine
Hi,
I have a GFX9000 (second version). On my screen, the vertical scan
doesn't lock properly. Is this because of the capacitor I had to cut out
when I put it in the box? If so, does anybody know its capacity, so I
can put one back in? If not, is this a common problem with a known
solution?
Bye,
Does anyone have a translation of the menu's in Puyo Puyo sun? I
know that this question isn't directly MSX related, but since many MSX
owners have a PSX as well someone maybe have the answer. I alredy know some
things, but can anybody explain the function of the different bonus puyo's
lik
At 09:14 AM 2/5/99 +0100, you wrote:
>Yes, and therefore I'd like to see a Moonblaster version with 18 wave
>channels and 6 FM channels. Just to have that great plucked and synth bass 3
>back.
I made a replayer source that can play both MFM and MWM songs. With a very
small modification it could
At 09:08 PM 2/8/99 +0100, you wrote:
>We don't have +5V signal in the out of the power supply (going to the
>motherboard)
I once built a 8250 in a PC case.
When I measures the levels of the PC power supply, they were not the
correct values. This was caused by the fact that there was nothing
conn
> --
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> Verzonden:dinsdag 9 februari 1999 2:19
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> Onderwerp:Re: AW: AW: msx-ers
>
> At 09:14 AM 2/5/99 +0100, you wrote:
>
> >Yes, and therefore I'd like to see a Moonblaster version with 18 wave
> >chan
Hi there,
>Tell me about your history.
Nice subject, this, btw.
I have some spare time, so I will now write about myself (yawn).
Despite of being born in 1974, my first encounter with a computer must
be somewhere in 1982 or '83, when my cousin had a ZX Spectrum. I really
liked Scuba Diving on
> Hi there,
>
> >Tell me about your history.
>
> Nice subject, this, btw.
nostalgic no doubt...
[skip a lot]
> I recontacted Arnold (who was busy in the demo-scene with Remco
> Schrijvers under the name of Moonsoft). He showed me some SCC demos and
Were these Sigma demos by any chance? They
> If the IDE-interface hasn't been modified as explained in the > IDEFIX.TXT file, you
>may encounter all kinds of problems with it. > Especially if you plug in too many
>hardware (like your memorymapper).
The ide are upgraded with this kind of modification, they work with bios
1.8
MSX Mai
Hi there,
>nostalgic no doubt...
No doubt... Nostalgia rulez.
>> I recontacted Arnold (who was busy in the demo-scene with Remco
>> Schrijvers under the name of Moonsoft). He showed me some SCC demos and
>
>Were these Sigma demos by any chance? They have to be, I guess, but I'm very
>curious he
> Yep. Especially their Salamander music demo was impressive. (was it
> Topgun?)
yeps.
> >yeah hopefully Sigma demos made some fanatics :)
> True. One of my fave was one of their last ones, with all de PSG music.
> I forgot the name of the demo, but there were a lot of codes in it,
> which w
On Tue, 9 Feb 1999, Marco Casali wrote:
> > If the IDE-interface hasn't been modified as explained in the > IDEFIX.TXT file,
>you may encounter all kinds of problems with it. > Especially if you plug in too many
>hardware (like your memorymapper).
> The ide are upgraded with this kind of modif
] > Hi there,
] >
] > >Tell me about your history.
] >
] > Nice subject, this, btw.
]
] nostalgic no doubt...
]
] [skip a lot]
]
] > I recontacted Arnold (who was busy in the demo-scene with Remco
] > Schrijvers under the name of Moonsoft). He showed me some SCC demos and
]
] Were these Sigm
At 05:29 PM 9/14/98 +0100, you wrote:
>>I don't know anything about the cartridge you mention, but you could
>>consider making an ESE-RAM or ESE-SCC cartridge. You can make them with
>>sizes of 128K, 256K or 512K (probably other sizes as well). And there is
>
>Hm. Everything is surface mounted (
At 04:00 AM 9/15/98 +0300, you wrote:
>I'm not trying to be depressive, but...
>
>> Most slotexpanders have got little switches with which you can disable a
>> slot. Disable it when booting, and enable it when in Basic.
>
>MSX1 and slotexpander... Some how I don't think so...
Why not? After all,
Hi you all..!
>
> HARDWARE PROPOSAL:
> --
> In stead of building an internal 3.58MHz clock in all SCC's, Audio's and
> Musics it would be convenient to have a fixed 3.58MHz clocksignal
> available on the cartridgeconnector and also a 'BUSCLOCK' which reflects
> the processor's s
>Mnemonics do not say anything about the processor type. The processor type
is
>only determined by the opcodes the processor can handle. The mnemonics are
>there only for the human programmer. I think that by the time the gameboy
was
>designed, every programmer had gotten use to Z80 style mnemo
Hi folks!
thank you for replying my question about the 7MHz musicreplay. Some
months ago I did some tests: I connected some internal 3.58MHz signal
directly to the SCC and to the MSX-Audio. The SCC did work fine. But the
Audio sometimes skipped a note like Laurens described. I thought this
was du
] >Of course the PAUSE key worked!!! This key is hardware implemented! I saw
] >it in a Panasonic FSA1WSX (MSX2+) and the PAUSE key access a circuit that
] >controls the clock flow. But this demands a special refresh circuit, which
] >I couldn't found, but I know this has to exist.
The MSX turbo R
:> BTW does anyone know how you can make your Audio (SCC, ...) work ok at
:> 7MHz?
:
:I think the answer NYYRIKKI gave is not correct.
:
:Just supply it with its own 3.58MHz clock signal. Build your own
:oscillator circuit in the cartridge (Parts are worth a couple
:guilders I think) and connect i
] >] The nice thing about Gameboy is that it has a chip similar to the Z80.
] >] Normally that would be a bad thing, because emulating a Z80 on Z80 is very
] >] hard, BUT the Z80 is gameboy is severely crippled, it doesn't have IX/IY or
] >] shadow registers, no ED-opcodemap 'n some more changes..
] directly affect it. So the turbo R designers had to find a different
] way of implementing the pause key in R800 mode, and they chose to do
] it in software.
They could also have come up with a hardware solution. But luckily for us,
they came with a software solution instead :-)
Kind regards
] Are you sure that there's no way to enable the PAUSE key in R800 mode?
] Supposing hardware implementation, it's possible that there's a bit in a
] certain port that enables or disables the PAUSE key in R800 mode.
In R800 mode, the pause button is connected to a set/reset flipflop of which
you
Come on! Your VDP had got its own Line drawing instructions... You don't
need multiplications/divisions for those... Why don't you use these???
>Hello fellow-MSX'ers!
>
>I need FAST division and multiplication routines in assembler and I hope
>some of you can help me.
>I need an integer division
Enrico Mangano wrote:
> Hi! and thanks for your answer.
> On Mon, Mar 16, 1998 at 08:41:16AM +0100, Christophe Lang wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I think that you have to define LINUX in the options of the makefile :
> >
> > DEFINES -DUNIX -DLSB_FIRST -DDEBUG -DMITSHM
> > -DSOUND -DLINUX
>
> -DLINUX wa
Hi folks!
Last weekend something really strange happened! I tried a disk got from
someone with the game "Heroes of the Lance" on it. It was on the disk as a
cracked ROM. After some intro-shit the loader started to load the ROM in the
memory-mapper. But after loading it crashed. No big deal you
On Mon, 16 Mar 1998, Patriek Lesparre wrote:
> I need both of these routines to draw a line between 2 coordinates. If
> someone has such a routine (and if its FAST) I'd be interested also.
>
The fastest way to draw a line between two point, in a 8-bit
computer, is using the Bresenham al
>Hello,
>I'm planning to throw away this stuff:
>- Philips NMS 8250 board ( = computer excl. diskdrives ) but with chips,etc
>- Idem Sony F700D board
>- and both keyboards of it ( Philips keyboard good condition , Sony's
worse )
>Maybe something for hardware-freaks ??
>- 3 dutch books: officia
At 16:30 13/03/98 +0100, you wrote:
>>YOU> I have just a question: what about Linux or a Unix system on a MSX
>>??
>>
>>Linux is out of the question, a different Unix might be possible. In
>>fact, I thought I once heard something about an Unix being developed for
>>z80.
>>Too bad the MSX doesn't h
Hi,
I updated my page, new stuff:
- added MP3's of some songs
- added Moonsound technical documentation
- added Funet mini-FAQ
Tristan
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At 10:14 14/03/98 +0900, you wrote:
>
>>
>> But hey, VI ported to MSX would be fantastic! Especially if it would be
VIM.
>> Joon-Sung Kim: why don't you contact Bram Molenaar?
>>
> vim source code is available. However, I like coding more than porting :)
>
> Besides it, when I port it, I must u
Hello everybody,
Here you ask about Club Gouda and I know something about Arjan Prosman.
I sent to him four months ago my Novaxis and some money to repair it,
later he tolds me it is umpossible to repair and buy parts, so I wanted it
back to me, but I did not received nothing yet and it is umpossi
Hi,
I think that you have to define LINUX in the options of the makefile :
DEFINES -DUNIX -DLSB_FIRST -DDEBUG -DMITSHM
-DSOUND -DLINUX
that's indicated in the beginning of the makefile
I hope that works
See You
tof
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Labor
At 15:01 7-5-98 -0400, Jorge Vidal Wulff wrote:
>> I've got a SVI 838 (cpu 8088, vdp cga & yamaha 9938)
>
>
> 8088 ??? Is this a MSX,with a 8088 CPU
> Remember that the first PC used this CPU.Maybe it's a 8080 CPU.
Check out MSX Banzai! (http://www.xs4all.nl/~new
-Oorspronkelijk bericht-
Van: serge kroes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Datum: dinsdag 12 mei 1998 15:03
Onderwerp: BBS
>
>how ya all doing?
>I have bought a NMS 1250 modem for my MSX.
>But there is one problem, I don't know any BBS
>in The Netherlands t
At 10:41 PM 3/12/98 -, you wrote:
>The Bert-interface you used in your MSX2 uses different set of
>i/o-ports then the one you can use with your Turbo-R GT. The
>MSX2-version uses I/O &hD0 to &hD7, GT uses I/O &h30 to &h37
>
>I don't know if you just need to change the ROMs or if you need
>more
At 21:16 11/03/98 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi all!
>I have just a question: what about Linux or a Unix system on a MSX ??
>
Crazy, but it's nice! I found a hp where some people were porting Linux to
a Palm Pilot, that PDA from 3Com. You know? Yep, their project were to
develop a Linux version
>
> But hey, VI ported to MSX would be fantastic! Especially if it would be VIM.
> Joon-Sung Kim: why don't you contact Bram Molenaar?
>
vim source code is available. However, I like coding more than porting :)
Besides it, when I port it, I must use C comiler... it's very very slow
and I li
>
>YOU> I have just a question: what about Linux or a Unix system on a MSX
>??
>
>Linux is out of the question, a different Unix might be possible. In
>fact, I thought I once heard something about an Unix being developed for
>z80.
>Too bad the MSX doesn't have an MMU.
Yup, there is, it's calle
Enrico Mangano wrote:
>
> Hi all!
> I have just a question: what about Linux or a Unix system on a MSX ??
>
That would be nice.
Alas the MSX hardware isn't build for it. No supervisor mode, no memmory
protection, no pre-emptive taskscheduling is possible (DI blocks all)
No flat memmory model to
People,
Some peoples ask me about the ASTEX (the brazilian word
processor recorded in ROM). I'm not have a ROM image of
this program (i'm looking yet) but have a version
converted to runs using memory mapper, but was in CD.
This CD must be with me in Saturday. Then, I send for
whos
> I prefer to edit text files with vi. Too bad that it has not been
> ported to
> MSX yet.
vim is much better (most systems use vim and link vi to it )
If anybody is porting them to MSX also consider Aplixware and
Starroffice as a porting project please :-))
DAvid Heremans
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Hello Giovanni,
Thanks for your help, I wait for that program.
REGARDS. ALBERTO
On Thu, 12 Mar 1998, Giovanni R. Nunes wrote:
> People,
>
> Some peoples ask me about the ASTEX (the brazilian word
> processor recorded in ROM). I'm not have a ROM image of
> this program (i'm looking yet)
At 22:09 12/03/98 +0100, you wrote:
>] > I was just wondering... Are there still people around who use their
MSX for
>] > real wordprocessing? I mean... I thought every MSX fan also had a PC...
>]
>] No! I'm one of the few people that only owns MSX systems... No PC or other
>] computers! But for
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:>I prefer to edit text files with vi. Too bad that it has not been
:>ported to MSX yet.
:>Best regards, Alex WULMS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
:> Then is there no body to try it?
:> I like vi editor for programming, it's the best editor for me. (I'm
:>writing this with
Salut,
J'ignore si le Sony 500 supporte le poke -1,170, (je crois que le Sony 700
le supporte), mais je suis CERTAIN que le poke -1,170 est celui nécessaire
pour bon nombre de MSX Philips, qui eux crashent lorsqu'on tape poke -1,255
(poke du Sony 700), en fait le poke -1,xxx sert en generale a la
> I prefer to edit text files with vi. Too bad that it has not been ported to
> MSX yet.
>
Then is there no body to try it?
I like vi editor for programming, it's the best editor for me.
(I'm writing this with vi on workstation now)
I also want to know how many people want to use vi on MSX
YOU> I have just a question: what about Linux or a Unix system on a MSX
??
Linux is out of the question, a different Unix might be possible. In
fact, I thought I once heard something about an Unix being developed for
z80.
Too bad the MSX doesn't have an MMU.
MSX Mailinglist. To u
> Van: "Remco van der Zon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Organisatie: Hogeschool IJselland
> Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Datum verzending: Thu, 12 Mar 1998 09:02:24 +100
> Onderwerp:tR vs BERT
> Stuur antw. aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hi!
>
> Since about a month I have
> Hello everybody,
>
> Sometimes searching on the net for MSX give 'strange' results:
> What do you think of this:
>
> MSX-computer , Philips NMS 8280 Home Office, 64 k rom, 256 k ram, dubbel sided, 2720
>k diskdrive, compleet met printer NMS 1421 + software, het geheel voor slechts f
>300,-.
>I've bought an IDE a year ago and it still doesn't work on my MSX2. The
>people of Sunrise Swiss told me the following things:
>-The yellow resistorarray (next to the connector on the interface) should
>be removed. Yesterday I've removed it (=destroyed it) and YES: the
>harddisk's drivename is di
Hello everybody,
Sometimes searching on the net for MSX give 'strange' results:
What do you think of this:
MSX-computer , Philips NMS 8280 Home Office, 64 k rom, 256 k ram, dubbel sided, 2720 k
diskdrive, compleet met printer NMS 1421 + software, het geheel voor slechts f 300,-.
0294-283374 Ab
The Bert-interface you used in your MSX2 uses different set of
i/o-ports then the one you can use with your Turbo-R GT. The
MSX2-version uses I/O &hD0 to &hD7, GT uses I/O &h30 to &h37
I don't know if you just need to change the ROMs or if you need
more modifications...
Greetings from the Nether
>Hi,
>
>I am a new french user, and i have problems with my Sony HB500F.
>Somebody has send me some games, as knight Lore or Alien 8, and these
>programs crashe on my computer. Looking at the code of these games, I
>found strange things...
>
>In each Basic loader, there is the instruction POKE -1,
-Oorspronkelijk bericht-
Van: Victor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Datum: dinsdag 10 maart 1998 16:52
Onderwerp: Re: FM-PAC wanted and stupid question
>Hi!
>
>>> What's the difference between Turbo-R GT en ST ??
>>How long do you have an MSX?
>> GT has 5
Hi folks
Since I'm still wanting a lot of games and I don't want to keep you
bothering with emails and news-postings about this, I've put a list on
my MSX homepage. There's also a list of things I'd like to sell now!
Please go check it out, and mail me!
The wanted list of software is in the "Thi
Helo, Jan-Lieuwe,
> I was just wondering... Are there still people around who use their MSX for
> real wordprocessing? I mean... I thought every MSX fan also had a PC...
Well, a brazilian guy, Edison Pires, author of Omega Project,
wrote an entire book, "MSX Top Secret", using h
Hi!
Since about a month I have a tR GT. I like it very much, but there is
one problem now: I used to have a normal MSX 2 with a HD. My
interface is a BERT. Now this BERT doesn't work on my GT.
Is there a ROM that should be replaced? And yes, where can I do that?
Or where can I get that ROM? O
] Hi!
]
] >] > GT has 512 Kb and Midi
] >] > ST has 256 Kb and no Midi
] >]
] >] And GT has MSX-VIEW in ROM.
] >]
] >] ST comes with MSX-DOS2.30 and GT comes with MSX-DOS2.2.31
] >And last but not least: GT has build in rom disk with msx-dos, which implies
] >that you don't need to boot msx-d
On Wed, 11 Mar 1998 15:16:13 -0300, Giovanni R. Nunes
wrote:
>>And last but not least: GT has build in rom disk with msx-dos,
>>which implies that you don't need to boot msx-dos from floppy
> Today You can make it using the ESE's MegaSCSI or ESE
> RAM. In Brazil the MegaRAM disk has a MSXDOS1
> I was just wondering... Are there still people around who use their MSX for
> real wordprocessing? I mean... I thought every MSX fan also had a PC...
No! I'm one of the few people that only owns MSX systems... No PC or other
computers! But for wordprocessing I prefer LaTeX on the Unix system o
On Wed, 11 Mar 1998 20:57:33 +0100, Jan-Lieuwe Koopmans
wrote:
>I was just wondering... Are there still people around who use
>their MSX for real wordprocessing? I mean... I thought every
>MSX fan also had a PC...
No, because there are NOT good new programmes able to
compete with Word 6.0, I'
> You can clear the all the RTC data by pressing ESC while booting your TurboR.
I think, that there was also something else to do Was it, that ROMSW2
had to be turned to "ON"-position (left) or something
> >I have NOVAXIS MSX2/Turbo-R SCSI BIOS version 1.51 and NOVAXIS Setup
> >version 1
On Thu, 12 Mar 1998, Manuel Bilderbeek wrote:
> > I was just wondering... Are there still people around who use their MSX for
> > real wordprocessing? I mean... I thought every MSX fan also had a PC...
>
> No! I'm one of the few people that only owns MSX systems... No PC or other
> computers!
>> I tried to use the Text editor from EASE pack, but you can't change
>>anything for the printer :(( so, I can't print anything :(((
>
>
>
>If you have a HP Deskjet 5xx or newer printer, you can get VERY NICE
results
>with Ease. Someone (sorry, I can't remeber names..) made a program that
>conv
> I tried to use the Text editor from EASE pack, but you can't change
>anything for the printer :(( so, I can't print anything :(((
If you have a HP Deskjet 5xx or newer printer, you can get VERY NICE results
with Ease. Someone (sorry, I can't remeber names..) made a program that
converts Sp
Hello boys,
Excuse if I do not cut the messages, I use my MSX on Internet and it is a
difficult situation some times.
Only a few words to tell you that the difference in RAM ST and Turbo R is
not a problem, I have 4 Mb. in My ST when I insert my external
mapper.:-.
ALBERTO
On Wed, 11 Mar 199
Hello,
Now that you are talking about printers, how i can get the best results
with my Canon BJC-4000.
Ah!, if you can send me those programs Bedforst and Wordstar very thanks.
I have WordStar but it does not work fine.
ALBERTO
On Wed, 11 Mar 1998, Randy Simons wrote:
>
> > I tried to use the
Hi !
Does anyone use fmsx under Linux?
When i try to compile now i have:
gcc -O2 -I/usr/X11/include -L/usr/X11/lib -DUNIX -DLSB_FIRST -DDEBUG -DMITSHM -DSOUND
-c Sound.c -o Sound.o
In file included from MSX.h:15,
from Sound.c:33:
Z80.h:15: warning: `DEBUG' redefined
*Initializ
Jorge,
> 8088??? Is this a MSX, with a 8088 CPU
> Remember that the first PC used this CPU.Maybe it's a 8080 CPU.
Yes and not!
Not: Is a PC-XT, not a MSX
Yes: Is a hibrid MSX-PC, you have 8088 CPU and a VDP (mixing
the image of normal CGA with MSX image). If I wrong,
Hi,
This time only questions...
Have you got our magazine in Tilburg?
Have you talked with Rob Augusteijn?
Have you know how Peter will solve the problem on IDEs? (I don't know if
Henrik has been in Tilburg)
Bye
JT
Club HNOSTAR MSX
Do you know about Philips Home Office (MSX1) or Ease (MSX2) suites ?
I can't remember its name (a 3 or 4 letters name), but I know there is also
Dutch (or German ?)
program that even allow MEMMAN modules... (allowinf to have a calc module,
or music player at same time as you typed)
MetalGear
--
Hi!
>] Yes, but you must load MSX-VIEW to boot from that C: drive :/
>Nop. You can prevent loading MSX-VIEW by putting a customized autoexec.bat and
>reboot.bat on the sram disk. A few months ago I sent a text (unfortunately in
>dutch) describing how to do this to this mailing list. Anyway, if
] > I was just wondering... Are there still people around who use their MSX for
] > real wordprocessing? I mean... I thought every MSX fan also had a PC...
]
] No! I'm one of the few people that only owns MSX systems... No PC or other
] computers! But for wordprocessing I prefer LaTeX on the Uni
Hi all!
I have just a question: what about Linux or a Unix system on a MSX ??
Bye,
Enrico.
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>Hello guys,
>I've have make a nice "crushed msx turboR" picture (gif, 240 KB)
>This is the first of a set I want to convert to the MSX systeem.
>Probably to the GFX9000 or Interlaced S12.
>
>Take a "inside.." look and tell me what you think of it.
>
>http://www.msx.org/msxturbo.gif
Hello Sander
Hi! and thanks for your answer.
On Mon, Mar 16, 1998 at 08:41:16AM +0100, Christophe Lang wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I think that you have to define LINUX in the options of the makefile :
>
> DEFINES -DUNIX -DLSB_FIRST -DDEBUG -DMITSHM
> -DSOUND -DLINUX
-DLINUX was missed but now i think Makefile is ok
AUDIOWAVE #4 - Promotional info text
--
AudioWave #4 will see his first release at the Msx-fair of Tilburg in
April '98.
AudioWave #4 will be a multi-modular music disk: This means that you
have a main program (An usual nice-graphic re-player
Hello Alberto (and others!)...
>Please, tell me how resample de JPG-picture so it it fills the whole MSX
>screen, tell me exactly what to do.
I usually use a PC to resample the JPG-pictures simply by using a
photo-imaging programm (like Image PalsGo). Resampling an image is very
easy, just klick
> Hello freaks,
>
> I'm still searching for magazines
> I don't mean DISK-magazines with that,
> No I mean PRINTED magazines
> ( eg MSX-revue(german) , Hnostar, XSW, etc,etc )
>
> And I'm searching for docs about MSX
> ( books ! ) or sites ?
Hoi / Hi
IK heb nog: (I still have for sale:)
MCM:
Hi!
>> What's the difference between Turbo-R GT en ST ??
>How long do you have an MSX?
> GT has 512 Kb and Midi
> ST has 256 Kb and no Midi
And GT has MSX-VIEW in ROM.
ST comes with MSX-DOS2.30 and GT comes with MSX-DOS2.2.31
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] Hi!
]
] >> What's the difference between Turbo-R GT en ST ??
] >How long do you have an MSX?
] > GT has 512 Kb and Midi
] > ST has 256 Kb and no Midi
]
] And GT has MSX-VIEW in ROM.
]
] ST comes with MSX-DOS2.30 and GT comes with MSX-DOS2.2.31
And last but not least: GT has build in rom d
Alex Wulms,
> And last but not least: GT has build in rom disk with msx-dos,
> which implies that you don't need to boot msx-dos from floppy any
> longer! And it has a build in 16kB sram disk which can be used,
> among others, to customize the boot procedure (with autoexec.bat
> and reboot.bat
Alberto (and others)
You spoke about the XTOR, I have a copy but they (TED too) have
simple text editors with word processing resources. I'm searching
for a fully word processor program. In Brazil have a program
called ASTEX. It was stored in ROM and selled(?) bult-in the 80
Columns
You wrote:
Hi Arjan
> And now a stupid question ( well maybe.. )
> What's the difference between Turbo-R GT en ST ??
How long do you have an MSX?
How long ? About 4 years I think
But 4 years ago I only used it for games.
In 1997 I started again with the MSX
And I must admit : WONDERFUL comput
Hi!
> In Brazil have a program
> called ASTEX. It was stored in ROM and selled(?) bult-in the 80
> Columns Gradiente's Card. This card has a V9938 for generate the
> 80 columns mode and typing "_ASTEX" in MSX Basic you gone to the
> text Editor. It look like (look like really) the old Microso
People,
Anybody knows a good (or usable) Word Processor for MSX2 (or 2+,
TR, etc). For MSX1 I know the MSX Write (of ASCII) and the
MSX Word (a conversion of the Spectrum's TASS Word). But for
MSX2 I don't know nothing similarity.
Ok, I know TASS Word 2. But I need of a Word processor
Hi Arjan
> I really need FM-PAC ( cartridge)
> Can somebody help me ?
>
> And now a stupid question ( well maybe.. )
> What's the difference between Turbo-R GT en ST ??
How long do you have an MSX?
GT has 512 Kb and Midi
ST has 256 Kb and no Midi
> Greetz
> Arjan
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Hello freaks ;-)
I really need FM-PAC ( cartridge)
Can somebody help me ?
And now a stupid question ( well maybe.. )
What's the difference between Turbo-R GT en ST ??
Greetz
Arjan
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Hello freaks,
I'm still searching for magazines
I don't mean DISK-magazines with that,
No I mean PRINTED magazines
( eg MSX-revue(german) , Hnostar, XSW, etc,etc )
And I'm searching for docs about MSX
( books ! ) or sites ?
greetz
arjan
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Hi!
>] > GT has 512 Kb and Midi
>] > ST has 256 Kb and no Midi
>]
>] And GT has MSX-VIEW in ROM.
>]
>] ST comes with MSX-DOS2.30 and GT comes with MSX-DOS2.2.31
>And last but not least: GT has build in rom disk with msx-dos, which implies
>that you don't need to boot msx-dos from floppy any l
I would like to thank the people who answered my question !
Again something learned about MSX ;-)
THANX !
Greetz
Arjan
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Hi,
How the diferences between MSX DOS2 Kernel 2.30 (ST) and
MSX DOS2 Kernel 2.31 (GT). Ok! That's another stupid question
but I can't sleep without a answer... :)
Hi! I'm searching for MSX View users. I have a partial English
version and wish exchange experiences, tricks, Bugs repo
Hello Peter,
Yes, now everything is O.K. and I can see or convert the PC JPEG pictures
to MSX and I can get two pictures number 0 and 1, everyone is 52 Kb. SCC
format, but what can I do to see both pictures in interlaced mode, please
HELP.
REGARDS. ALBERTO
On Mon, 9 Mar 1998, Mensink Peter wrote:
On Wed, 6 May 1998, J.P. Grobler, Student: Wiskunde, 9258426 wrote:
> HI
> In South Africa the svi 738 thecnical manual was soldd in the middle
> 80's. Is it available on computer and where can I get hold of one?
Sorry, that I can't give you a right answer, but I recommend you to visit
my pag
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