Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
Is the QL masculine or feminine in gender ?
For us Germans, of course, it's a neutrum...
Das QL? I'd say it's masculine.
Marcel
I think (in fact : I hope) Euro symbol as a normalisdd code in standards
fonts : so I think ttf font would adhere to this standard.
Under Windows, I found that 3D (hex) char is used . What is the code under
Unicode ?
Claude
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On Tue, 16 Oct 2001 at 05:06:03, Arnould Nazarian wrote:
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I actually came to the show but I was there only a 4:00.
The only sign that there was something QL related in that room
during that day was a letter addressed to Qbranch by a bank
in the dustbin.
It might. If you could get it featured in the next Bond film. Perhaps
with a machine gun in the front, a couple of missile launchers on the
sides and a rocket booster on the back :)
Ian.
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From: Darren.Branagh
Sent: 16 October 2001 09:49
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Cc:
Unicode character for Euro symbol is 20AC according to www.unicode.org
You should actually place the symbol there and then PROforma should do the
usual mapping.
Kind regards,
Joachim
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Tony wrote:
Microdrives especially killed the QL. He tried to push the speed up to
100k - and they never worked reliably. Unfortunately, the 3.5 disks at
the time were simply too large and power hungry.
If only...
..the QL would have been more successful than the Macintosh, there'd be
At 11:24 ðì 16/10/2001 +0200, you wrote:
Unicode character for Euro symbol is 20AC according to www.unicode.org
You should actually place the symbol there and then PROforma should do the
usual mapping.
Kind regards,
Joachim
That would work great if Proforma could actually render fonts that
..the QL would have been more successful than the
Macintosh, there'd be
a million active QL users, and Motorola would be producing
3rd generation
850 MHz 68060 CPU's ;-)
And keyboard membranes wouldn't be as rare as hens' teeth.
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Jerome Grimbert wrote:
} Das QL? I'd say it's masculine.
Isn't Das for Neutral, and Der for masculine
(Die being for feminine ) ?
Exactly. And Das QL just doesn't sound good ;-)
Marcel
On Tue, 16 Oct 2001 at 14:11:12, ZN wrote:
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On 10/16/01 at 4:59 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
..the QL would have been more successful than the
Macintosh, there'd be a million active QL users, and
Motorola would be producing 3rd generation 850 MHz
68060 CPU's ;-)
..the QL would have been more successful than the
Macintosh, there'd be a million active QL users, and
Motorola would be producing 3rd generation 850 MHz
68060 CPU's ;-)
And keyboard membranes wouldn't be as rare as hens' teeth.
When I was talking to Syd Humphreys, he said that QLEA
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jerome
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Malcolm Cadman makes some magical things to make me read
} He .. he ... I got my 'le' and 'la' mixed up then :-)
}
} Is the QL masculine or feminine in gender ?
In french, it is masculine.
I do not know for german and
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Peter Graf wrote:
Tony wrote:
Microdrives especially killed the QL. He tried to push the speed up to
100k - and they never worked reliably. Unfortunately, the 3.5 disks at
the time were simply too large and power hungry.
If only...
..the QL would have been more
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Malcolm Cadman
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A floppy disk drive would certainly have made it more successful - if
people would have been prepared to pay for it. Around 1/3 to 2/3 again
added to the selling price ?
I was told that, just before the QL was due for
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Malcolm Cadman
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A floppy disk drive would certainly have made it more successful - if
people would have been prepared to pay for it. Around 1/3 to 2/3
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