Now that is a good idea !
Even better if the 'current' bug list could be presented on a web page
(automatically ?) when we access that page.
Sounds like a job for MySQL and Linux !
(Unless you know better .)
Norman.
On Dec 20, 9:26am, Norman Dunbar wrote:
Subject: RE: [ql-users] Printing on QXL
Now that is a good idea !
Even better if the 'current' bug list could be presented on a web page
(automatically ?) when we access that page.
Sounds like a job for MySQL and Linux !
(Unless you know better
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tony Firshman
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On Tue, 19 Dec 2000 at 21:10:50, Darren Branagh
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Dilwyn and Malcolm wrote:-
Backups made, but on CDR. I created the website in c:\website on my
hard drive, so I just copy
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Marcel Kilgus
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
1380 padsize=INT(a$/5E-3+1E-3) : IF padsize63 THEN padsize=63
Does it need another set of brackets ?
Like padsize=INT(a$/(5E-3+1E-3)) ?
I don't think so, because this case would be equivalent to
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Malcolm Cadman
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SNIP
This seems to be the debate ... which are reliable as read and write,
and which are more reliable as read only.
A CD Writer of any kind will always be inherently slower than any CD
reader because the heads are so much
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On 12/18/2000 at 10:58 AM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that is possible to do a very cheap QL. Indeed
the 68328 Dragonball has everything needed...I heard
that it would costs around one $ in series production.
That I'd like to see as it's nearly
