Dilwyn,
I had a look back at some issues of Quanta:
Volume 7 Issue 9 October 1990 Page 28 HYPERTEXT ON THE QL by Mark Knight
Volume 8 Issue 9 October 1991 Page 21 HYPERTEXT, GOLD CARD MATHS by
Mark Knight
Looks like Mark was writing some Hypertext suite of programs, but
abandoned the
Dilwyn,
a poke in a different direction , then: In the late eighties/early
nineties, when C68 entered stage, there were attempts to port the
TeX/LaTex typesetting system from Minix to QDOS. The term hypertext would
certainly apply to this (but in a different sense), and it has references
to
I remember very well that there was an article somewhere in the QL
literature (QL World? Quanta? Quasar?) about someone developing such a
software eventually for sale later. It was well before internet
hypertext and I was fascinated by the principle. But I think that this
software never became
From: Dilwyn Jones
I now remember correponding briefly with Ralf Rekoendt about the TeX
system back then.
Yes, I still have the disks from Tony Tebby with TeX and MetaFont sources in
C. He once wanted to convert that for SMSQ (a very long time ago he also
wanted to write a C2SB
I now remember correponding briefly with Ralf Rekoendt about the TeX
system back then.
Yes, I still have the disks from Tony Tebby with TeX and MetaFont sources
in C. He once wanted to convert that for SMSQ (a very long time ago he
also wanted to write a C2SB converternever
Dilwyn Jones schrieb:
Neither were around in the mid-1980s AFAIK. And my viewer had nothing
to do with C (it was compiled basic).
The other HTML browsers and readers I can remember are:
Q-Mosaic - on my website (internet utilities page)
Progs html reader, part of the Prowess system
Hi Dilwyn,
Can anyone help with this query I've just received?
Never heard of it - as far as I can remember - on the QL. That's not to
say that it wasn't a QL program though! Sorry.
Google maybe?
Cheers,
Norman.
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Norman Dunbar wrote:
Google maybe?
Well I tried looking for hypertext +ql or Hypertext +qdos or Hypertext
+sinclair - nothing of relevance I'm afraid.
Cheers,
Norman.
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http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Dont know if it ever materialised for the QL. There was a program for
the Atari ST called Hypertext. Perhaps your correspondent was thinking
of that?
Per
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Can anyone help with this query I've just received?
Dilwyn Jones
I'm trying to locate information about software I
Dilwyn Jones schrieb:
Can anyone help with this query I've just received?
Dilwyn Jones
I'm trying to locate information about software I used on a QL in the
mid-80s. As far as I
remember it was called something 'Hypertext'. It offered hypertext
jumps in documents and
ran via a C compiler.
the closest thing to hypertext on the QL (except Lynx, the text mode web
browser) I can recall is your very own Viewer program - But you checked
that already, I suppose - It at least has links and embedded graphics..
BR
Tobias
Neither were around in the mid-1980s AFAIK. And my viewer had
Can anyone help with this query I've just received?
Dilwyn Jones
I'm trying to locate information about software I used on a QL in the
mid-80s. As far as I
remember it was called something 'Hypertext'. It offered hypertext jumps
in documents and
ran via a C compiler. I'd welcome any
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