Norman Dunbar wrote:
As a single paragraph yours is unreadable.
I imagine it would be!
However, I sent it from the web interface at work and my copy here in
Thunderbird (on Linux) reads perfectly as a number of paragraphs and
indeed, looks remarkably similar to that which I sent.
I
gwicks wrote:
At the moment the news section look like being a little sombre,
What is sombre?
so some more news items to lighten the news pages would be welcome,
I am afraid I cannot lighten the scene. I am having to stop any active
QL work (and adverts) as I am far too busy. I will still
gwicks wrote:
snip
Fully understood. In fact we have spoken about this situation many times at
shows. Your contribution has been much appreciated and has been far wider
that just TF Services,
Whoops - I forgot to reply privately.
I am certainly not disappearing, but am simply recognising
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Linux dual boot
Umm ... that does seem anticlimatic ... :-) ... you mean the Linux
installation just detects what space it has the potential to use and
just installs itself there ?
When I had a dual boot machine, it was all down to separate
partitioning, and there
Rich Mellor wrote:
Dr M. Hanias wrote:
I have many cattridges over 50. I tried to read or format them with my 3!
QLs a D14 with Js rom a D16 with JS rom and a Samsung QL with Greek ROm but
with out success Is a way to bring them back in life?
Michael
P Witte wrote:
Tony Firshman writes:
My backup is my old notebook, and I aim to be able to use it at a
moments notice.
Thats how I like it too. Presumably you mirror your data on the other
machine? Do you use any particular tools for that, like a backup or
version control program
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
A lot of people are moving to having a portable computer as their only
computer, and abandoning the desktop versions.
Just for the convenience of use and not really occupying any desktop
space, as they can be used on the lap and generally moved around.
A friend of
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
I am thinking of getting one equipped with Wi-fi for internet
connection, so any thoughts would be welcome. Knowing the knowledge of
this users group.
If setting up wifi at home, make the SSID private. Also use WPA-TKIP -
Ben tells me anything less is *easily*
P Witte wrote:
I wrote:
P Witte wrote:
Further to my list problems, Im reverting to my old address (luckily I
managed to revive it while I was in the UK for the holiday) to see if
it helps. Ie, this is a test.
It took 1 hour, but at least it arrived! While I was subscribed via my
P Witte wrote:
Per/
PS: Did my mail re VirtualBox arrive? I sent that about 24hrs ago,
before reverting to my old email address.
This one?
Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2008 21:11:51 +0100
From: Per Witte [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tony
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[EMAIL
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
What are users experiences with portable computers ?
Specification ... reliability ... features, etc .
Compaq Presario X1000
60GB HD (upgraded to 120GB)
512MB ram
1.6 GHz Centrino
1680 x 1088 15.1 widescreen
Issues (in 3 years):
Original Fujitsu HD problems, but
Dr M. Hanias wrote:
One of my QL a SG18 (Samsung tupe) when it boots its microdrive always
spinning Is the zx8301 faulty?
The 8301 is the video chip. You mean the 8302.
... and I presume you mean mdv1_ spinning?
This could be an 8302 fault (unlikely) or a motherboard problem.
It could
Dr M. Hanias wrote:
You are right Tony the ribbon cable is not fully pushed in. I wonder if the
built quality of a Korean QL is better than the English QL to emigrate my
gold card from English to Korean QL
Very much better quality - the membrane especially. I would migrate.
... so the mdv
Per Witte wrote:
Thanks for that, Wolfgang! Ive now had your reply, but still have not
received a copy of my query that engendered it! Sure you didnt get one
titled [Ql-Users] Windows, Linux and QPC and notebook dated 8/1?
Norman replied to it. Mysterious!
Bruce--!! Can you help?
Rich Mellor wrote:
There was an article in QL-Today or Quanta aa couple of years back about
someone who had updated Archive within the PC-Xchange package - does
anyone know who this was or where I could get a copy of the updated program?
Arcplus. The company long ceased to sell it, and I
hitchies wrote:
Tony said (of me) -
=
Oh dear you misunderstand again I am afraid. Isn't text ridiculous.
I have not intended to criticise or patronise or insult or anything else.
I was just saying what I had experienced.
I am sorry if you have read something else into the raw
Rich Mellor wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Does anyone know how to turn off the damn fast find indexing service
in Windows?
I know it can be selected during Windows installation, but I can't
find the control for it and I'm obviously not entering the right term
into Help as that gives nothing of
hitchies wrote:
hitchies wrote:
Tony said -
What a con!
===
I'll take that as an apology then.
Apology for what? My you are sensitive today. I was not criticising
anyone.
Tony
===
..that's enough patronising. Thank you Tony.
Oh
hitchies wrote:
Tony said -
What a con!
===
I'll take that as an apology then.
Apology for what? My you are sensitive today. I was not criticising
anyone.
Tony
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
snip
Even more successful was connecting my phone to my PC and setting my
Freeola dial-up to point to the USB-phone link as a modem. Dial out,
and the phone magically springs to life, connects to Freeola and a
little later I was downloading email and browsing via the
Dave Walker wrote:
Microsoft nearly always under-quote the minimum memory requirements for any
sort of effective use of their OS. For XP anything less than 128Mb is
painful, and 256Mb is really what you should regard as a minimum to avoid
excessive disk swapping.
Spot on, Dave (as you
hitchies wrote:
Re;
This does not apply to Seagate (and Maxtor) or Western Digital. They do
not ask for any information other than disk serial number.
Tony
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Tony must think I imagined it ;-)
But, in case it is of further interest ,I copy two correspondences (from
Rick Chagouri-Brindle wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
My son is 12 now and VERY into his computers (as you might expect of a
son of mine!). This Christmas, he got a little £60 Aiptek digital
video camera, spent most of Christmas day recording his mum, dad,
grandparents etc and made a very
Norman Dunbar wrote:
Andy Barber wrote:
I read in the Guardian (so it must be true!) that the maximum memory that
can be used is 3Gb but that could be just for XP.
Up to XP at least, Windows 32 bit can address only 4GB of memory.
However, this is split into 2 GB for the user processes in
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Does anyone have a cheap second hand 2.5 inch IDE hard drive of a few
GB capacity to sell?
The hard drive on my son's Toshiba Tecra 780 laptop has failed. We
lost Windows, so set about reinstalling only to find it refused. An
attempt to reformat failed after 13%
hitchies wrote:
Happy New Year to all!
Tony said
Check the guarantee. Seagate have a seven year one and that now covers
Maxtor. Western Digital also have a long one. I have used all three
many times successfully.
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SMSQ wrote:
Getting a connection is the same with all technologies - they only
differ in speed, so you will find it is much easier than it sounds.
It is easy.
My phone came with pre-configured hard coded settings. I simply chose
one and it worked. You don't actually *need* to know all
SMSQ wrote:
snip
It is not difficult, and it is very handy to have. But, no replacement
for DSL if you don't have 3.5G or at least 3G.
Vodafone have an addon for any monthly contract that gives 120mb per
month for £7.50.
Naturally the site is very lacking in details. No mention of what
Christopher Cave wrote:
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am not sure Tony that you are thinking of an old-fashioned AT power
supply. The latter have 2 six pin plugs - i.e. no pins 1415. They also
do not use a green wire. The only pin neither ground nor a given voltage
is the P(ower) G(ood)
Christopher Cave wrote:
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Tony but what quite do you mean by describing the 'green' wire as
relevant in this context. Am I missing something else here?
You are. The pin you short to black ground (15) is coloured green (pin 14).
What wire were you going to
Christopher Cave wrote:
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks David for the info. All I need to do now is work out which ground
to use.
They are *all* the same - any black wire. There is one right next to the
relevant wire (green I believe).
Tony
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
The message form facility on my website has somehow been hijacked and
is sending me (and presumably others) hundreds of junk messages a day.
Please refrain from using it for a few days, as all messages from it
are deleted automatically at the moment, and use my email
Michael Grunditz wrote:
Michael/
I have a Q40 up for auction on www.tradera.com, search for ql and you
will find it. The description is in swedish but I guess you all know
what it is. The reserve prize is around eur150.
I accept the 'prize' of E150.
You meant 'price' (8-)#
Tony
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Laurence Reeves wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Odd. The echo I got of your mail,including the -- looked absolutely
fine
The marvels of these conventions... this is because the insertion of a
=\n at any point in an email is a valid way of breaking it up into
lines that will pass happily
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Norman/
... especially as 123 is now cheaper.
I have not yet tried 123, but if 1 and 1 do give problems, I shall.
Just managed a quick look, 123 are charging £2.59 per year for .co.uk domains
and 'from' £0.83 per month for emails - this reduces to £0.67 per mailbox
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Laurence Reeves wrote:
Dilwyn... why can't you use your *dilwynjones.co.uk* domain for
email,
seeing as that's already registered to you? If Fasthosts are being a
pain, just transfer the domain to someone sensible.
Eh? I never had that one!
I'm definitely not the
Laurence Reeves wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Laurence Reeves wrote:
Dilwyn... why can't you use your *dilwynjones.co.uk* domain for
email,
seeing as that's already registered to you? If Fasthosts are being a
pain, just transfer the domain to someone sensible
Laurence Reeves wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
I will be closing my Tesco.net email account soon, so please update
your email address book.
Please ensure that all emails to me are sent to:
dilwyn AT uk6 DOT net
with immediate effect. This is a Freeola email address
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
my domain, dunbar-it.co.uk, has been throughh 1 1 for as long as I've had
it. They are far cheaper for a .co.uk than the company my wife used for her,
now lapsed, they were charging £25 for two years.
I've had no problems yet with tech support and I agreed to
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
I will be closing my Tesco.net email account soon, so please update
your email address book.
Please ensure that all emails to me are sent to:
dilwyn AT uk6 DOT net
with immediate effect. This is a Freeola email address, the company
which has been hosting my website
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Francois Lanciault wrote:
Le 07-10-18 à 12:25, Tony Firshman a écrit :
You respr it from a file on *any* bootable media (other than hard disk
of course (8-)#) ). The Qubide ROM is removed.
I have tried my Qubide with the respr version
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George Gwilt wrote:
On 18 Oct 2007, at 16:51, Neil Riley wrote:
How odd.
The same trouble happens with my set up but the QUBIDE banner stops
after about three full stops. Would my problem be due to the same
cause?
I had this exact problem
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Francois Lanciault wrote:
Francois/
How does I test the board with the RESPR version of the driver ?
Where can I find that driver ? When do I respr the driver, after the
computer has finished booting ?
You respr it from a file on *any*
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Darren Branagh - Kingfisher Club wrote:
Darren/
Been thinking about this next Irish QL Alcoholics anonymous meeting
since Roy made the suggestion.
I know Roy said 5 or so will come, so who will and who won't? And any
ideas as to when -
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear oh dear.
BEGIN RANT ...
I really get 'teed' off with Political (bloody) Correctness. What a complete
pile of crud that subject is.
For example, a black, Somalian, Muslim friend of mine (George Bush must
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gwicks wrote:
I have been severely rebuked by a gentleman who wishes to be known as an
attendee at the Birmingham Workshop. He assures me that his nautical
ambitions are zero and that he has never been on a punt in his life.
This is a serious
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Tony Firshman wrote:
David Tubbs wrote:
I have been wishing and hoping, being an old-fashioned tight wad I just
cant do the trip for just one reason, been looking for another but no joy.
Where are you coming from? If you made your way to my
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David Tubbs wrote:
I have been wishing and hoping, being an old-fashioned tight wad I just
cant do the trip for just one reason, been looking for another but no joy.
Where are you coming from? If you made your way to my place before
06:30 you
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Out of interest, which QL keyboard interface are you using?
The keyboard on my MinisQL is a touch faulty at the moment - sticky
function keys which I have tried to clean without much success - and
I'd seen these black
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Correct, it's not supported in Win XP at least. Shame, choice was a
good option to use. I saw how to use it in a batch files tutorial
online and so much of that tutorial seemed to only apply to real
DOS, not the pretend one in
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Wolf wrote:
David Tubbs a écrit :
Appologies for SPAMMING !
I'd really like to know just where in the email chain that was inserted
in the subject header.
David's route surely. Up to then it was not there.
My header shows:
X-Spam-Status:
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Richard Kilpatrick wrote:
On 10 Sep 2007, at 21:03, Rich Mellor wrote:
URL:http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=110167130062#ebayphotohosting
Actually quite a snip at that price - after all, the software was
one of
the original
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Robert Newson wrote:
Richard Kilpatrick wrote:
On 10 Sep 2007, at 21:03, Rich Mellor wrote:
Actually quite a snip at that price - after all, the software was
one of
the original best selling points about the QL and with the current
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Davide Santachiara wrote:
The (GoldCard) QL clock of a friend of mine is reset at every boot
(1961...). I guess the Gold Card battery ran down. Is it stil possible to
find that type of battery?
Roy Wood has been selling these.
Tony
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Robert Newson wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ich werde ab 20.08.2007 nicht im Büro sein. Ich kehre zurück am
27.08.2007.
Ich werde Ihre Nachricht nach meiner Rückkehr
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Darren Branagh - Kingfisher Club wrote:
Hi Roy,
I sent you a private mail, surfice to say I just spent 3 hours of my
working day enjoying that site.
For those of you that don't know (and lets face it, you have to be
fairly stupid not to)
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Tony Church wrote:
summer W Midlands show
Thank you for the invite, yes I would be interested in coming. If you would
let me know the venue.
You will get an emailshot from me in September
Tony
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
partition_obj V1.54
Is there a later de-bugged version?
The last version I had was a version 2.00 designed for the version 2
Qubide ROM.
The most recent version prior to that was a v1.52 designed for use
with the v1.54
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gwicks wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2007 3:48 PM
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] West Midlands workshop
The Shows page on my website has a modest map showing
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I have to install a new 24 partition backup hard disk for my BBS.
Considering it was a partly non-working ex-Windows disk back in 1998, it
has lasted pretty well.
The main hard disk has been working perfectly since 1986 I think.
Anyway I am hitting
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Tony Firshman wrote:
I have to install a new 24 partition backup hard disk for my BBS.
Considering it was a partly non-working ex-Windows disk back in 1998, it
has lasted pretty well.
The main hard disk has been working perfectly since 1986 I
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Morning Dilwyn,
Unfortunately, the only copy available uses the Runtime Archive with
a protected BOOT_PRO program. Does anyone know how to make this load
into a standard Archive, so that I can supply the unprotected
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Tony Firshman wrote:
Tony Church wrote:
Tony (Firshman)
Thank you for your reply and sorry about the tardy response but I have had a
few problems that has kept me busy.
I would be happy to purchase the board if you can find it or hire it if you
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Tony Church wrote:
Tony (Firshman)
Thank you for your reply and sorry about the tardy response but I have had a
few problems that has kept me busy.
I would be happy to purchase the board if you can find it or hire it if you
do not wish to part
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Marco Vacquier wrote:
Tony Firshman schreef:
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Tony Church wrote:
I am not sue that the original got through so I am resending, my apologies
if you have already received it.
It did not arrive.
I am
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Ralf Reköndt wrote:
From: Marco Vacquier
@Tony F., when you visit Eindhoven next October, I may show you the
second one for you to see. That is, if it resembles the keyboard as is
shown on the pictures on the following link:
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Tony Firshman schreef:
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Ralf Reköndt wrote:
From: Marco Vacquier
@Tony F., when you visit Eindhoven next October, I may show you the
second one for you to see
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Ralf Reköndt wrote:
From: Tony Firshman
Ah I might even *have* one of those somewhere. Finding it is a
different matter.
They were very different in design. Didn't they also *look* different?
The PC style one connecting with the DIN plug
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Tony Church wrote:
I am not sue that the original got through so I am resending, my apologies
if you have already received it.
It did not arrive.
I am trying to revive an old QL in order to retrieve some information.
I believe I have every
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Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Thanks Laurence. It's in SMSQ/E and a JM ROM on my Aurora, but I
haven't tried a Minerva yet.
Actually it's not the LRESPR command but the RAM drive which has
this feature. All other devices are okay.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know what happened to the link, best to cut and paste. Clicking on it
takes you to the 1 and 1 email system. How strange. When I pasted it in, it
pasted as text and does show the proper location. It seems broken
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am only kidding (of course). Sarah is *exactly* the same - I mean
*exactly*. I really wish I had not fitted switched sockets. Many is
the time I have wasted 10 minutes as I waited for the kettle to boil.
One time when
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good god are you sure they are not twins.
Sarah turns my bath water off
when it is about 6 inches deep before I even get near.
Well, Aliosn doesn't do that, but I think it's funny that sheis 'scared' that
the bath
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
About the only time that baler twine couldn't fix the problem I suspect. My
dad was of farming stock as well (sheep, pigs etc) but his electrical problem
is red/green colour blindness. I've been wiring plugs for him
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With ADSL, a fixed IP address range and oneandone redirection I run all
my websites locally. I get 740kbps outgoing which is not too bad for users.
Yes, I had a fixed IP at Demon which was great. I considered hosting a
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tony,
... so you will be switching off the fridge/freezer, central heating
(and draining it), answer machine etc then (8-)#
I always drain the central heating before I go out - doesn't everyone?
No I get your point -
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
Unfortunately not. Web Mail was working until 2nd July when it went
'phut' and that was that. No account, no Web mail and no web site.
Currently 1 and 1 (1and1.co.uk) are the ones that I registered my
dunbar-it.co.uk
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know the file structure of the Qx0 hard disk. Is it the same as
the QXL.win format?
Is there any documentation anywhere.
I am sure Peter Graf will answer, but isn't it the same (or similar) to
Qubide, and
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Rich Mellor wrote:
I have a couple of second hand MicroP disk interfaces - these were the
ones which used FDK as the drive identifier (rather than FLP) - does
anyone know of any means of patching them to change the identifier from
BASIC, or do
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Rich Mellor wrote:
Thanks - I now have Pascal and the Monitor - just Forth to go.
It would be nice to get Forth released as freeware too - I think the
only other version was the one sold by Digital Precision and no idea who
wrote that and
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Neil Riley wrote:
...Goldfire?
Just noticed it in 'TF Services' MPLANE description. Mentioned in the
same breath as Gold/ Super gold card.
Was there a secret third member of the Gold Card family??
That should be:
Gold/ SuperGold card - a
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is a TV then, Norman ?
A TV is like a monitor, except it doesn't have the same resolution. :o( Every
home should have one - although, nowadays, it seems that every room has to
have one !
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Norman/
I know of no way a QL would zap a monitor. The other way round is
*very* common (8-)#
Yes, but my knowledge of electronics and what can and cannot be done is very
very limited so while it is possible that the QL
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dilwyn Jones
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
snip
How many other modern consumer goods can be expected to work after
periods of non-use nearly a quarter of a century after they were made!
Not
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Rick Chagouri-Brindle wrote:
Plus, wireless doesn't work in the house from up to downstairs - there is a
pre-stressed concrete floor between the two locations and it works
splendidly as a RF filter - of the 'no-pass' variety. Oh hum !
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Arnould wrote:
Hello,
Who foresees to go to Eindhoven on June 16?
Not me. I am taking and printing (on the spot) portrait photos at my
local church fair!
Tony
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Neil Riley wrote:
Who foresees to go to Eindhoven on June 16?
Not me. I am taking and printing (on the spot) portrait photos at
my
local church fair!
In 512 x 256 mode 4 ? ;-)
If only.
I will have two printers going, so hopefully can
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Marco Vacquier wrote:
Arnould schreef:
Hello,
Who foresees to go to Eindhoven on June 16?
I go to Eindhoven on June 16
Marco
He he - may I correct the above:
Arnould: Who expects to go Eindhoven on June 16?
Marco: I will be going on June
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David Tubbs wrote:
PS, forgot to mention I still have the QXL, original enquirer did not respond.
He did not respond to me either, and I sold it to someone else!
Tony
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Neil Riley wrote:
Ebay auction nbrs
130114107154 - divIDE CF interface for ZX Spectrum - CompactFlash!
130115931446 - divIDE interface for ZX Spectrum - connect HDD to ZX
Now, I'm actually quite impressed with this, why isn't there a QL
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Neil Riley wrote:
Neil Riley wrote:
Ebay auction nbrs
130114107154 - divIDE CF interface for ZX Spectrum -
CompactFlash!
130115931446 - divIDE interface for ZX Spectrum - connect HDD to
ZX
Now, I'm actually quite impressed with this,
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Neil Riley wrote:
There is - Qubide.
I meant, a decent memory size Compact flash equalivant.
So did I. Qubide runs a standard Compact Flash adapter.
After all CF is IDE and requires no special hardware.
Is that so. So how does one
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Neil Riley wrote:
Thats a shame, we just got rid of a dozen or so of those PCMCIA compact
flash cards, only a few Mb each though.
They fetch quite a price on ebay hence the reason why they were
gotten rid of...
They are still dirt cheap.
I
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Derek Stewart wrote:
Phoebus sold the Compact flash adapters to anyone who wanted them, I
have a couple sitting doing nothing.
... and I have one too.
They are easily available though commercially.
As I said there is no hardware logic, just
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Marcel Kilgus wrote:
gwicks wrote:
Quanta has used mailto for years without too many problems.
I've used it for at least 3 years without much problems. Then suddenly
all hell broke lose. Had to get rid of the contact address soon
afterwards, it
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David Tubbs wrote:
At 16:54 01/05/2007, you wrote:
Try www.gtopala.com Very useful [and free for private use] :-)
Searched in vain for a download.
THis is a better link:
http://www.shareup.com/SIW-download-23742.html
Tony
It was a
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David McCann wrote:
All this has prompted me to look at my own 40GB disk. It is reported to
have a capacity of 35.5GB (just 5.5GB used!), showing that Seagate used
factors of 1000 and Linux of 1024. Looking at unused directories shows
that every
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Bob Spelten wrote:
Op Thu, 26 Apr 2007 12:33:18 +0200 schreef Tony Firshman
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Has anyone got a pdf of the QXL manual?
Failing the whole manual, which is large and includes SMSQ, the
installation part would be enough
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Has anyone got a pdf of the QXL manual?
Failing the whole manual, which is large and includes SMSQ, the
installation part would be enough.
Tony
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P Witte wrote:
Robert Newson writes:
P Witte wrote:
...
I have serious doubts whether modern, CD-ROM based systems could keep
the data for so long. I would never use CDs or DVDs for long-term
storage of important data.
CDs and DVDs are the
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