I have had times where something happens in the directory structure - don't
know if it is fragmentation or something corrupted. But using the cp command
as someone gave has worked to fix things every time for me; just do it onto a
newly formatted drive.
jim
On 03-12-2010, at 9:46 PM, David
Hi Thorsten,
Glad to see that you are still hanging out here.
Yes, I am still around and trying to find time to finish up the FileManager for
QDT - it is a struggle but will happen. No plans right now beyond that though.
jim
On 29-11-2010, at 8:55 AM, thorsten herbert wrote:
Hi all,
My
Arrived in Canada today.
jim
On 22-09-2010, at 12:46 PM, SMSQ - Jochen Merz wrote:
:-) Glad to read this ... I hope that the other issues arrive
quickly at their destinations - they are all on their way.
I am happy to deliver another issue with many bonus pages next time too -
provided, we
Hi Dilwyn,
Sorry to be a pain but is these another option to do it with Java or something
else? I don't run Internet Explorer nor Active X (Mac and either Safari or
Firefox - so active X is not an option).
I can do searches in other ways so not a big deal - just would be nice though.
Thanks,
Interesting - you said Active X so didn't try it.
Just did now and it works fine. Looked at the source and it shows it as
Javascript so it should work pretty much on any modern browser and system.
Nice,
jim
On 01-06-2010, at 10:26 AM, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Sorry to be a pain but is these
Interesing - got my copy here in Canada on Dec 24th. Just haven't had time to
read it yet.
Happy New Year,
jim
On 01-01-2010, at 4:55 PM, François Van Emelen wrote:
Op 1/01/2010 14:36, SMSQ - Jochen Merz schreef:
Thanks Dilwyn
may I wish the same to you and all the others on the list too.
I have had that happen occasionally in the past, especially when I was
doing a lot of developing for QDT which generated a lot of files every
time I rebuilt it. My guess is that it is some sort of fragmentation
or less likely a file system table corruption.
What I did to resolve it was to
Confirmed, as long as you use the correct parameters, 'cp' will fully
duplicate everything. Whoever ported it did a good job.
jim
On 08-11-2009, at 7:32 PM, P Witte wrote:
James Hunkins wrote:
I have had that happen occasionally in the past, especially when I
was doing a lot of developing
Hi Martyn,
Did you see my reply before? I am the writer of QDT in case you
didn't recognize my name.
You can position your QDT folders and icons anywhere you want on your
desktop. You said that you were working with an 800x600 desktop so
you should have room around the normal default
I don't have QDT open right now but there is a command in the QDT menu
to 'redraw desktop' or something like that. You can access the QDT
menu either by right clicking onto the primary QDT icon (which you can
move anywhere on your desktop). You can also access from the hot key
that was
Congratulations!
jim
On 08-09-2009, at 12:57 PM, SMSQ wrote:
Thank you very much :-)
Nothing mystic here, but we don't advertise this either :-D
We thought after 10 years, we should know what we want ...
so we got married.
Cheers Jochen
Ralf Reköndt wrote:
Mr and Mrs Merz - yes - I
have to do a bit more on the QL than for example Windows as we
don't seem to have a separate 'desktop' type job (which is why the
icons in QDT do not automatically redraw in all cases) but it still
works quite well.
jim
On 26-Jan-09, at 3:07 PM, P Witte wrote:
James Hunkins wrote:
You
I do custom sprites for copy and moving with QDT, using the different
pointer routines. Maybe not usable from within an existing call but
doable.
jim
On 25-Jan-09, at 1:14 PM, P Witte wrote:
gdgqler wrote:
On 25 Jan 2009, at 13:18, P Witte wrote:
Ive been fiddling with a program of
If your home computer is on the network, a password on your account
can help decrease the possibility of a remote user/virus program from
changing critical parts of your system. It all depends on the OS and
how it is set up of coarse.
In other words, the password doesn't only protect you
status.
I checked mine by asking John Gilpin by email.
Regards
Duncan
-Original Message-
From: James Hunkins j...@jdh-stech.com
To: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Sent: Sat, 3 Jan 2009 15:53
Subject: [Ql-Users] quanta website and membership question
I have been reading the emails about
With QPC2, you just define the country in the set up and the keyboard
matches. In the USA, by setting this the keyboard is the North
American one automatically.
jim
On 3-Oct-08, at 10:51 AM, Bill Loguidice wrote:
We're talking about a modern keyboard, right, not a North American
QL?
I am also doing things with this stuff too so any item being clarified
will help.
jim
On Mar 13, 2008, at 9:37 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Wolfgang,
OK, I had a look at it.
It seems that the sprite definition is not quite correct:
blank_sprite
dc.w 1,0 this
Hi Marcel,
Below is a log of the capture movie. I can forward the movie to you
directly if it would help - 24k compressed. It shows the activity
very well. Just let me know.
24k? That would be pretty small ;) I guess you mean 24M, but that
should be okay for my mailbox, too.
24K
Hi Marcel,
I just did a movie capture showing both the QL clock display (the
common pointer based one) and the cursor speed. I have captured it at
normal speeds, stalling out, then running very slow, then taking off
and then going back to normal.
Below is a log of the capture movie. I
in between activity (funky on the Windows side, not
yours :) ). Or perhaps there is something about the polled interrupts
in different cases.
jim
On Jan 9, 2008, at 7:04 AM, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
James Hunkins wrote:
The problem is that the CPU meter is pegging and it kills my laptop
battery
Thanks all - it was the suggested imported tabs which became special
characters and messed up the procedure definitions.
Will test more tonight and report.
jim
On Jan 8, 2008, at 1:49 AM, James Hunkins wrote:
Tried running it and it listed the lines with these procedures as
mistakes
I get nearly all 50s after the first few startups.
And I do see my CPU meter peg maximum while running this, just the
same as if I am moving the cursor around the screen (idle mode it
stays around 25-33%, Windows by itself is 5% in idle.
jim
On Jan 8, 2008, at 3:16 PM, Norman Dunbar
Lenerz wrote:
On 8 Jan 2008 at 21:18, James Hunkins wrote:
And I do see my CPU meter peg maximum while running this, just the
same as if I am moving the cursor around the screen (idle mode it
stays around 25-33%, Windows by itself is 5% in idle.
It does that under a normal Windows, too, so
Was that just the cursor or were you moving a full window?
jim
On Jan 9, 2008, at 2:41 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Morning Jim,
The problem is that the CPU meter is pegging and it kills my laptop
battery. On my office computer I don't care.
I've just plugged QPC into my work PC running
I don't have PW or PL commands on my system so this fails to run.
jim
On Jan 7, 2008, at 8:06 PM, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Much faster than on Windows. On a very unscientific test, I counted
about 20 cursor on-off cycles in about 8 seconds.
Could you (and anybody else
Hi Marcel,
This fast curser blink sounds like the same problem that I get running
QPC under XP in a virtual Windows machine in OS-X. At times, the
cursor goes nuts while other times it slows down to a reasonable speed.
I also notice that when I move the cursor around the CPU pegs out at
The only problem that I have had with qxl.win was when I had a drive
(IE: win1_, win2_) space that was nearly full. If I added, deleted
or modified too many files it could get very fragmented and suddenly
run out of 'room' even though it showed enough left. To solve that I
normally would
On Dave's web site there is a tutorial for the QPtr environment as
one of the downloads.
jim
On Feb 21, 2007, at 8:27 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
under the C68 programming environment. Is there a Tutotorial on the
subject?
There have been a coupls of
to the loose item.
It seems as if Printf may be broken in this case or, of course, I may
be missing something.
By the way, the chan number does indicate the correct ownership for
each sub window within the drop down menu.
jim
On 13-Nov-06, at 7:36 AM, P Witte wrote:
James Hunkins writes:
In C68
Guys,
In C68 when I set things to a window using wm.swinf or wm.swapp, any
printf statement after that goes into the proper window within my app.
When I do a drop down menu (window), doing the same call and clearing
the window with the returned channel works just fine.
But when I do another
Great - see you there!
jim
On 22-Sep-06, at 9:41 AM, extdgl42 wrote:
OK, formally reserved. See everyone (excuse me, that's y'all ,
another good Southernism) there. Unless I sober up when I actually
get around to calculating the distance. Reminds me of the German
relatives of friend Dita
I have been 38 for well over a decade. So if you add each time I was
38 up as individual entries and divide, does that kind of force the
average age towards 38?
Marcel - don't even think about commenting here...
jim
On 13-Sep-06, at 1:54 PM, Tony Firshman wrote:
Neil Riley wrote:
On a
Guys,
I think that I found a bug in the qlib_h include file used by C68.
Here are the details:
In the 'qdirect' structure, the member 'd_name' is defined as:
char d_name[36];
This works as long as the directory/file name is 35 or fewer
characters and holds a properly terminated C
in place of the supplied .h files which have been processed to
remove
all comments and formatting to reduce their size for those using
floppy
based systems. Those using hard disk based systems are better off
using the
commented versions
Dave
.
- Original Message -
From: James
to be
part of
the name, and again with your code this would fail as it would assume
the 0
byte was the name terminator rather than part of the name itself.
Dave
- Original Message -
From: James Hunkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 04, 2006 5:34 PM
Subject: Re
Hi Urs,
Would be great if you can make it. Has been too long since I have
seen you and the others.
For anyone wanting to spend the week in Toronto, will be happy to
help with tourist information and possibly host a separate dinner at
my house some time.
jim
On Jul 18, 2006, at 3:27 PM,
Did the same suggested google search - nothing.
The address that I referred to is an address that I own under my
business web location - no way it was sold.
The only way it is displayed on the site is in a special graphic that
can not be machine read. And if a viewer clicks on the link to
By the way, that is a terribly high amount. It sounds like there is
no spam filtration from your service provider plus the addresses are
'released'.
Most spam today can easily and reliably be filtered at the mail host
sites. The only times that I have heard of a problem is with a few
It would seem that, regardless of the fact that my contact @ email
address for my QDT software web pages is not mineable, it has ended
up on someone's junk mail list big time. Normally this happens
because the address would have gotten into someone's mail address
book or previous address
Are you going to have anything to transfer the pictures to? We could
also use my laptop and burn you CDs.
jim
On Feb 11, 2006, at 4:14 AM, James Hunkins wrote:
I have taken my QDT updates web page on line. You can now download
the demo and updates.
http://jdh-stech.com/QDT
Sorry, this went here by accident.
jim
On Feb 14, 2006, at 9:15 AM, James Hunkins wrote:
Are you going to have anything to transfer the pictures to? We could
also use my laptop and burn you CDs.
jim
On Feb 11, 2006, at 4:14 AM, James Hunkins wrote:
I have taken my QDT updates web page
On Jan 16, 2006, at 7:11 AM, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
In some cases this might also include a method of doing something
(IE: software patents).
Fortunately enough software patents are still an US problem only
(mostly, the EU patent office regularly tries to grant sort-of
software patents, but
No pressure, eh? QDT's file manager is progressing steadily along.
Hopefully around Christmas or the first of the year I can do a
release with the first version.
Now to go pull out my copy of Cueshell and do a feature compare :)
Jim
Cueshell is simply the most powerful (and
Often a damaged file on a USB drive is because the drive was removed
before the file was completely copied to it. Or the system was
powered off.
Some drives have a flashing LED to indicate when it is being written
to. I use this feature to verify that it is safe to remove the USB
drive.
will be doing that somewhere else and may use it here. But
it will be used when the entry is greater than three lines long :)
Cheers,
jim
On Nov 24, 2005, at 10:01 AM, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
James Hunkins wrote:
Currently if a line is wider that the menu location, it simply
truncates the line
By the way, before anyone suggests the obvious on this, I know that
it is simple to load the signal extensions but I personally don't
like to load up extra stuff that I don't need and don't use. And I
really don't want to ask QDT users to do it.
jim
On Nov 20, 2005, at 3:59 PM, James
Just out of curiosity, are there any QL users in the area (Toronto,
Canada) that I recently moved to? Nearby are Niagra Falls and
Buffalo, New York. While not as convenient, would also be interested
if anyone was even a bit further but within a day's drive?
Cheers,
jim
Guys,
I have just formally released QDT 1.01r to my distributors. Assuming
that things go well when they try it this morning, it should be
available to everyone during the day who has purchased QDT.
My thanks to my testers also. With just about 24 hours to look at
it, I got some great
that
it disappears. This is because a XOR (a XOR b) = b. You can now
print the outline in a different place. I can confirm that this
procedure works in C68 since I have just written a short test
program to see if it did.
George
On 9 Oct 2005, at 07:41, James Hunkins wrote:
Guys,
As part
HI Guys,
I must have some character checking that is blocking the extended
characters such as these. Will look into it and fix it on an
upcoming update. Thanks for reporting it.
QDT work is currently ongoing after a long hiatus from it due to my
move and new job. But putting in the
Spring would be better for me too. Sometime after March.
All the best to Al!
jim
On Sep 26, 2005, at 8:07 AM, Bill Cable wrote:
As many of you know Al Boehm suffered a serious stroke this summer.
He was the
organizer of the US QL show. He is slowly recovering but still is
partially
I would be interested.
jim
On Aug 14, 2005, at 1:37 PM, gwicks wrote:
- Original Message - From: James Hunkins
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 13, 2005 9:34 PM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] was Turbo, now A4 A5
On the other hand, it would allow some of us to participate who
On Aug 13, 2005, at 4:10 AM, gwicks wrote:
Online conferencing is not as simple as its sounds. Jochen and I are
trying to set up online facilities for urgent QL Today editorial
conferences, but I am having problems with my server. The last Quanta
committee meeting lasted for 4 hours. Would
Disk based also would not work for some of us.
My personal preferences is that we have an option of a mailed copy or a
downloadable copy. An email notification with a login to get the copy
would work on my case. Most people who can get email should be able to
login to a web site and
Hi Stuart,
Here are answers to your questions...
1. Has anyone tried QDT? What do they think of it? Does it allow drag
and drop or any other file handling functions like Windows Explorer
does?
Drag and drop is not yet there but am currently working on it.
2. If QDT doesn't have a file
Hi Guys,
Wanted to let everyone know why there hasn't been a major QDT upgrade
since the initial release. It is another moving story (but not nearly
as painful as Jochen's).
For the last four months I have been contracting with ATI out of the
local office on a huge project so have been very
On Apr 22, 2005, at 4:55 AM, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
On the other hand, while the money will never, ever compensate for the
time or energy, it does show me that people respect the work and are
interested in it. If no one was willing to pay what I consider to be
a
very underpriced cost for QDT, I
For myself, I started QDT as an interesting project. Plus I really
enjoy the people involved in the community.
To be honest, I would have abandoned the project quite a while ago if I
was only doing it for the money. Probably before it even started.
On the other hand, while the money will
install to make sure that your system is set up properly.
jim
On Mar 30, 2005, at 1:34 PM, James Hunkins wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Re: [ql-users] qdt/qpc;
Date: March 30, 2005 1:27:43 PM PST
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks. Did you
:
- Original Message - From: James Hunkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 5:05 AM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] qdt/qpc;
Bill,
Just thinking about your problem. Are you installing the release
version or one of the demo versions? If a demo version, which one
Bill,
Please forward me the following items by separate email and I will try
to figure out what is wrong with your install and running of QDT.
Also, please feel free to contact me through the following email on any
QDT related questions. Part of your QDT documentation gives you
information
Just be careful when soldering it in. They can explode if you get
carried away. A quick tap of solder though is fine.
jim
On Mar 20, 2005, at 11:43 PM, Phoebus R. Dokos ( . ) wrote:
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 22:53:35 -0500 (GMT-05:00), extdgl42
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have for sale
On Mar 8, 2005, at 12:19 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, grovelling apologies over, I need/want/would like some suggestions
for articles in the QL Toady Assembly Language series. I realise I
have to fix that damned disassembler - but that's another job. I'm
looking for something fairly short
First of all, since when were we worried about being diplomatic here :)
I did read the articles by Jochen and they were a help. But as
mentioned, the 'meaty' followup one(s) didn't happen for what ever
reason. No problems - really did appreciate what we got so far. Was
just thinking that
Myself for another.
jim
On Mar 3, 2005, at 11:17 PM, François Van Emelen wrote:
Roy wood schreef:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], gwicks
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Snip
Easyptr is still a commercial program sold by Jochen and I
On the subject of EasyPtr any news of a possible upgrade?
The upgrade
and better programming habits. Java leaves it up to the
individual programmer and software architect to know what they are
doing - not always a good idea (to be nice).
Cheers,
jim
On Feb 17, 2005, at 11:34 PM, Norman Dunbar wrote:
James Hunkins wrote:
Actually just poorly written Java apps
Actually just poorly written Java apps and/or with poorly designed Java
development environments. I would presume that since he used to write
QL code that he knows how to efficiently use Java too. It makes a big
difference if you understand and apply good practices in Java, just
like it does
That was almost too easy. Something tells me you may be getting more
requests :)
Cheers,
jim
On Jan 24, 2005, at 1:26 PM, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Pål Monstad wrote:
Nice to hear from you! I'm sorry, but I do no longer have the source
code for DM5, so I guess it's impossible to make DM5 work with
At the
rate it is currently going I will be able to celebrate my 1th sent
email (of those that are still in my archive, all the BBS years not
included) within the next few months. Unbelievable.
Where I come from, we would call you an email wimp - only 1?
:)
jim
Actually I personally prefer the way you have it now Dilwyn. It works
great and you are able to give descriptions with everything. An FTP
site is fine for massive file downloads or looking for particulars.
But it depends on file names and folder hierarchy to let people know
what stuff is.
Hi Dilwyn,
I don't think that I see the changes. Am I blind or did they not
actually get uploaded yet?
Thanks,
jim
On Jan 11, 2005, at 4:08 PM, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
I've updated the Graphics page on my software download site to include
the BMP and QL high colour screen conversion and other
I quick request for help here. I am looking for a way to either
convert non-ql formats such as JPG or BMP to _SCR or to display them
full screen so that I can do a capture into the _SCR format.
Any quick suggestions, other than from GIF (color count is too limited)?
Thanks,
jim
I tried it on QPC but it didn't seem to want to start? Is there
something special I need to do with it?
jim
On Jan 10, 2005, at 3:13 PM, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
James Hunkins wrote:
I quick request for help here. I am looking for a way to either
convert non-ql formats such as JPG or BMP to _SCR
if I don't have a current copy.
Thanks,
jim
On Jan 10, 2005, at 3:20 PM, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
James Hunkins wrote:
I tried it on QPC but it didn't seem to want to start? Is there
something special I need to do with it?
EX photon;'filename'
Marcel
___
QL
to the SCR format or,
I think this is what I used to do, display that graphics image on QPC
full screen and then use one of the capture programs such as snatch to
save it as a SCR image.
Jim
On Jan 10, 2005, at 4:47 PM, Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], James
Hunkins [EMAIL
This is absolutely hit and miss, depending on the software, updates,
manufacturer of system and camera, other software, etc. (IE: ouch).
Simple solution - buy a Mac or better yet, do we have someone
volunteering to write all the drivers and design the hardware for our
system? (in case
I believe in this case, it would be the thing at the bottom of the ?
jim
On Jan 9, 2005, at 1:53 PM, David Tubbs wrote:
can anyone tell me what the point is ?
___
QL-Users Mailing List
http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Sorry about that, been working on the QDT install database for 3 days
now and my mind is having problems being serious about much of anything
:)
Actually, subject lines are very important and a continuing frustration
to me - and definitely not only on this mail list. I treat subject
lines
Hi Malcom,
http://www.jdh-stech.com
For quick access to the documentation directly, you can use (note that
this address may change in the future but is listed for your
convenience for right now)...
http://www.jdh-stech.com/QDT/documents.html
By the way, for anyone looking at the
Glad it is working for you so smoothly. If you do hit any problems,
there is an errata and FAQs page on my website.
I am racing towards a full release copy and both Roy Wood and Jochen
Merz are the distributers who you can order through.
And believe me - big difference between the demo and
Thanks, anything will help.
I already got some good feedback from Per and will start working on
incorporating it and anything else I hear probably on Sunday, if not
before.
Cheers,
jim
On Jan 4, 2005, at 1:54 PM, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], James
Hunkins [EMAIL
That email is invalid (was closed out over a year ago) - we are doing
some spam filtering on the sight.
The best way to contact me concerning any QDT specific item is either
through the email link on the website or directly with contact at jdh
dash stech dot com. You can also use jimh instead
Out of curiosity, has anyone grabbed any of the user manuals for QDT
from my website yet (3 so far, more on the way). They are rather large
(PDF and with graphics) but I am hoping that they will be useful.
Before I start reducing them to plain text forms for inclusion, I would
really
, at 2:25 PM, Dave P wrote:
On Mon, 3 Jan 2005, James Hunkins wrote:
By the way, in case you are curious, on my website, the email
addresses
are shown in graphics format and the links are done through encrypted
java code. Just to let you know how serious I am about trying to
block
my business
Some more great feedback - keep it coming everyone, as it is most
useful.
Here are some responses below...
On Jan 1, 2005, at 6:33 PM, François Van Emelen wrote:
1)I have a 'UNKOWN' folder that doesn't contain any object. I tried to
add one in this folder(as I did in 'APPS') but QDT prompted a
The demo should be OK for the unknown folder since no objects are being
placed in it on this version. The sizing issue that Roy has discovered
will be fixed in the full release.
Cheers,
jim
JDH Software Technologies
On Jan 2, 2005, at 8:43 AM, Roy wood wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dent
Glad you were able to get it installed. You did run into the file/dir
name length limits built into our systems. And QDT does use
sub-directories. Will add a note to the FAQs page just in case someone
else hits this.
Cheers,
jim
JDH Software Technologies
On Jan 2, 2005, at 7:08 AM, Dent
Still no excuse for me. After these years at Apple, you would think
that I would be more consistent on every part of the interface :)
Plus, many users of this probably won't be used to the PC side of
things so I shouldn't be making that kind of assumption.
Will definitely take care of these
Personally I would like someone to add on a 3D sculptured look to the
QDT windows - which are essentially flat at present. Then the 'eye
candy' appeal will be even greater.
Scheduled is a finish to implementation of full color palettes and
themes, which will include more of the 3D look that
On Jan 1, 2005, at 6:14 AM, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
QDT takes that approach by scanning the 'windrive' contents, so that
it sets up a users system for them. It tries to take away all the
'pain' from the user !
Note that, even with the pre-scanning of the drive and other work that
QDT does the
So much for using my mail filters to sort anything with QDT in the
topic :)
Thanks for making the topic clear for me though!
Cheers,
jim
On Jan 1, 2005, at 7:49 AM, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Can you do me a bit of a favor? Change the subject line if you want
to keep talking about this other stuff?
On Dec 31, 2004, at 3:16 PM, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
I actually did try it from the Demo floppy as it has LRUN
flp1_QDINST_BAS printed on it.
Although it didn't seem to want to start from there.
Did the basic program not run? If it did run, what did you type in
when it asks where the installer
Tony Firshman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
SNIP
I like to have a basic BOOT program to get a working system, and put
everything else into a 'boot1'.
I don't really see the point in that unless you are using the JM ROM
This also is just makes it a pain if anyone wants to do an automatic
installation
Hi Malcolm,
Could you forward me separately to the email address below copies of:
- install_log file (should be either in your win1_QDTINST_ folder or
more likely in your win1_QDT_ folder (assuming that is where you
installed it)?
- qdt.log (should be in your win1_QDT_ folder, same assumption)
On Dec 30, 2004, at 2:56 PM, Rich Mellor wrote:
You will also need to include the signal extensions with that in the
installer (same as I use for QWord installer) and zip the files with
the latest version of zip (v2.2 - also from same source).
Which signal extensions are you referring to?
Actually yes AND no... Infounzip needs the signal extensions but will
function properly (well sort of) without them :-)
Phoebus
Phoebus,
Just what is this (well sort of) behavior you are describing? With
the copy of unzip that I included with the demo, I get some warning
about non-qdos
Confirmed, please be sure to use the included files (basic program and
the included unzip) to install. Using a newer version of infounzip
will not work.
Thanks,
Jim Hunkins
JDH Software Technologies
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this ;)
Cheers,
jim
On Dec 30, 2004, at 4:00 PM, Phoebus Dokos wrote:
Thu, 30 Dec 2004 15:19:15 -0800,() James Hunkins
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /wrote:
Actually yes AND no... Infounzip needs the signal extensions but
will function properly (well sort of) without them :-)
Phoebus
Phoebus,
Just what
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Phoebus Dokos
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Thu, 30 Dec 2004 15:19:15 -0800,() James Hunkins
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /wrote:
Actually yes AND no... Infounzip needs the signal extensions but
will function properly (well sort of) without them :-)
Phoebus
Phoebus
What, you talk out of your a## - no comment :)
Actually thanks for the Kudos but you have actually missed the point of
the 'complex piece of software engineering'. The intent of QDT is to
make things as simple and intuitive as possible. The installer is
(hopefully) a case of this. With the
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