On Wed, Dec 06, 2000 at 12:05:44PM +0100, Aley Keprt wrote:
Sun compilet didn't support it?
That is indeed what I said...
SunOS 4 has a C compiler included, but it only supports KR. You can
buy another compiler from Sun which supports ANSI, but most people don't
because they already
P.S. Shame KR syntax is nice and not waffly like ANSI standards
You are a bit old-fashioned, aren't you?
You're a lot obnoxious. When do you finish going through puberty?
Have you seen a doctor about all your pent up aggression?
What aggression?
You stated Shame KR syntax is nice and
On Mon, Dec 04, 2000 at 01:29:38PM +0100, Aley Keprt wrote:
I need to convert all that old games in Sam snap shots to a regular file
format, usable in emulators on PC.
Where should I go for it?
Can be found at ftp://ftp.nvg.ntnu.no/pub/sam-coupe/misc/sun/ but
(a) it compiles on SunOS 4
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- Original Message -
From: Ian Collier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 4:39 PM
Subject: Re: SAM on eBay
On Mon, Dec 04, 2000 at 01:29:38PM +0100, Aley Keprt wrote:
I need to convert
: Ian Collier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 4:39 PM
Subject: Re: SAM on eBay
On Mon, Dec 04, 2000 at 01:29:38PM +0100, Aley Keprt wrote:
I need to convert all that old games in Sam snap shots to a regular file
format, usable in emulators on PC
It seems that Messenger saves 64k
files.
So you have a copy of ZX-ROM in each
file.
In our country we call this: "walking around a hot
pap"
In other words they (MGT) have no rights to include
ZX ROM in Sam's ZX emulator, so they made
a greatnothing: Messenger, which copies ROM
to Sam.
If
Also, your KR syntax is pretty old-fashioned.
Thanks bye.
So yah boo sucks to you ;o)
Luke
P.S. Shame KR syntax is nice and not waffly like ANSI standards
You are a bit old-fashioned, aren't you?
KR must went out, since there are several holes in its architecture.
Have you ever though
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To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2000 1:43 PM
Subject: Filesystem for HDD
Dnia 00-12-01 Aley Keprt pisze:
Also what is the ATOM hard disk interface like - why is the
disk split into 800K sections. Why wasn't a proper filesystem
created to handle harddisk properly?
I
Dnia 00-12-01 Aley Keprt pisze:
Also what is the ATOM hard disk interface like - why is the
disk split into 800K sections. Why wasn't a proper filesystem
created to handle harddisk properly?
Well I tried[1] but at the time _every body_ wanted the atom with BDOS
so I gave it up. I
Great!
That's what I want! Now!!!
I need to convert all that old games in Sam snap shots to a regular file
format, usable in emulators on PC.
Where should I go for it?
(imho. Messenger is a stupid piece of hardware which does only what could be
done by a very simple software.)
Aley Keprt wrote:
[...]
NC is standard.
Really ? How many platforms except PeeCee use it ? Take the DOpus 4 and
5,
it is used on Amiga (68k,PPC), PC (*Nix, Dos, Win9x, BeOS), PowerMac
(BeOS).
You should ask how many platforms except PC are used by hundreds thousands
people?
NC
At 16:18 04/12/2000 +0300, you [M.B.] wrote:
I am not going to argue with you, I just want to say that SAM
deserves better file manager with better features and better interface
that
NC has.
I can't work out whether Aley or Mac Buster wrote this, but it seems to be
the point. What's the
Colin has nicely sent me the prices of his surround sound card so that I
can get lovely noises from my SAM, but has anyone in the SAM community
created a graphics board for our lovely beastie?
I had one of the original graphics boards from MGT (the ones that were a
complete con!) which
Current multi-CPU emulators tend to have a structure full of the CPU
state,
which is effectively treating it as an object. The big difference is that
they're accessing a fixed global location for the structure, and the state
to use is copied in and out of that location around where the CPU
I have one.
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Since it is 8 years old, it is NOT a fully connected cable. I'm 90% sure.
But the reason why you didn't destroyed your TV set yet is that it surely
doesn't have that dangerous pins connected at all.
You would get much worse results if you connected your Sam using this
standard cable through a
On Tue, Nov 21, 2000 at 06:20:46AM +0300, Mac Buster wrote:
May be someone will
find a company and then we'll have new working membranes. I can ask
that man who does Speccy keyboards for help. I am sure membrannes will
be cheap (~4UKP
I'm affraid 32mb is not enough for me.
Can I have multiple times 32mb (e.g. 10x32mb)?
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I wonder if somebody would be satisfied with the speed of that unix.
Isn't Sam slow enough even without such an os?
(I think the problem is video in mode 512x384 -- very slow text mode).
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no chance
;-)
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What kind of video faults?
I think the most often problem on Sam's video circuit is also the one most
cheap and easy to repair.
I lost one color of RGB, and repaired it by replacing one small transistor I
bought for £0.02!!!.
It was easier than installation of Windows 95 ;-)))
On Fri, 27 Oct
On Tue, Oct 24, 2000 at 11:20:26PM +0100, Stuart Brady wrote:
Silly question maybe, but why would we care about compatability between
compilers' object files if we've got the source?
Well, if you have something which takes five hours to compile on
your machine or 20 minutes to download
make that 3:1 against. I beleive C++ to be over-bloated with stuff not
everyone needs. I've never used the likes of Templates or freindly
functions
in my life. In fact, I don't think I have even used operational
overloading,
yet. I prefer to use C in a tidy, encapsulated way...
You probably
From: Aley Keprt [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You probably missed the lessons I have at university.
Yeah.. I spent to much time surfing the net...
I wanted to say 'had', not 'have'.
You probably don't think (as I do) that hi-level programming is generally
better than low-level
But, how many operating systems and device drivers are built in C++?
(and yes, before you say something, I know that there are a couple...)
This is unfair.
You very probably know than C++ is not intended to be used for writing
device drivers, and saying this.
C++ is for applications, and I
Stuart Brady wrote:
IIRC, SimCoupe has forked into ports for Windows, DOS, Mac, and UNIX.
This is turning into a major problem, IMO.
Well, a temporary fork to be joined back up again. I've stripped it all
down, removed some stuff and added lots more back in. I'm aiming for a
common
Aley Keprt wrote:
This is unfair.
You very probably know than C++ is not intended to be used for writing
device drivers, and saying this.
Actually, all but one of my kernel-mode drivers are written in C++! It's
harder work as you have to start by defining your own new/delete
operators
Okay, okay so I've been guilted into action by The Scotsman but the info
for Fred's 1-50 is now up with some screenshots.
http://www.podboy.demon.co.uk/coupe/fred/
Feedback welcome as always.
Dan.
What are those 11a 11b, 24a 24b?
Dnia 00-10-19 Aley Keprt pisze:
The real reasons are:
1. Sam is 8bit, Amiga 16bit, PC 32bit computer
This is not true. When you mean bitness as number of data lines
outside CPU case (usual meaning), the Amiga 1200 and 4000 are
32bit, PC was 8bit (8088), 16bit (8086) and 32bit (80386DX
OK,
I said at the bottom of my mail if people think this is just stupid just
say. Some of you did, good thats why I put it.
I may be naive about the SAM at the moment as Ive had quite a few years
break but to suggest that I am totally naive generally is offensive and
the kind of
and improvement of knowledge...
Justin.
-Original Message-
From: Aley Keprt [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2000 11:00 AM
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no; Dave
Subject: Re: Hmmm Hmmm Hmmm Hmmm
I have seen worse on Amiga newsgroups and, frankly, they often put
more
On Mon, Oct 23, 2000 at 07:43:03PM +0200, Aley Keprt wrote:
Although some programmers have good experience with C programming, I
must
radically call for C++.
Not only would I not touch C++ with a bargepole, I also use an
application that someone else wrote in C++ and it's a complete
82 = all existing?
Does anybody know the dates, when Fred magazine started and finished (?)?
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interesting idea... I remember mentioning something like this (though, in
a
lot less detail) back in the old days when we were talking about something
called the SamSon...
Unfortunately, I don't think anyone is going to stamp up the money for the
actual computer design. But PC bits and
Hello some users (ocassionally Sam users),
I've put out of temper, as I read the mail below.
Please don't read the rest, when you don't like my rude mails.
Whis might be too much for you...
Although somebody may want to kick me out Sam-users, after reading this
mail,
I had to write it, since it
on production after some years or even months,
and your
whole emulation well be lost, since you will have something like the real
Sam - something
industrially unsupported anymore.
-Original Message-
From: Aley Keprt [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 12:36 PM
I'm afraid I side with Aley. I wouldn't say it's impossible, or even that
hard, if you know what you're doing, but there are loads of drawbacks.
People who want to use the SAM in its own box don't need Ethernet etc etc.
They want a cheap copy of the SAM, no Rage, no 600MHz (what would the
Then we can use SimCoupe. Since SimCoupe is portable and free (source),
it
is available on any op.system. (At least op.systems which are used by
some programmers, who can make the port.)
IIRC, SimCoupe has forked into ports for Windows, DOS, Mac, and UNIX. This
is turning into a major
Because one port isn't being kept up with the others...
-Original Message-
From: Aley Keprt [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 5:08 PM
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Subject: Re: SAM 2000?
Then we can use SimCoupe. Since SimCoupe is portable and free
On Mon, 23 Oct 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because one port isn't being kept up with the others...
Exactly. Source code is useful for this, too, BTW. Also, there's no need
to keep the development for each platform seperate: Mozilla is a full
blown web browser that compiles for Windows,
Hello some users (ocassionally Sam users),
I've put out of temper, as I read the mail below.
Please don't read the rest, when you don't like my rude mails.
Aley, why do you keep doing this sort of thing?
I mean, I actually do agree with most of the points you raised but why on
earth do
The source for this [sound] work is 14k in size and when assembled
increases to 40k in Z80 - Sam and 143k on the Amiga and rather amusingly
780k on the
PC ( no Idea - perhaps I have missed an optimising flag ).
Sounds about right if you ask me - this is why SAM's so great isn't it.
I'll
On Thu, 5 Oct 2000, Simon Cooke wrote:
From: Aley Keprt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No, I don't think so.
If there's no auto* file, it can't boot. You probably misunderstand that
the algo above
is designed to boot diskettes without DOS.
Diskettes with games (and usually very special version
On Thu, 5 Oct 2000, Jarek Adamski wrote:
Hi!
Simon Cooke wrote:
Make that only if track 4, sector 1 contains BOOT (last
character has bit 7 set) as bytes 124-127.
This is firt check (bytes 256..259 masked with #5F give BOOT).
If no signature found, there's need to search for AUTO*
On Thu, 5 Oct 2000, Jarek Adamski wrote:
You wrote:
In real life, however, numbers are not realted to their
representation.
Right, but I meant computer life.
So you have one zero, regardless the representation of that
zero. If you have two representations (i.e. positive and
negative
On Thu, 5 Oct 2000, Simon Cooke wrote:
From: Jarek Adamski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is firt check (bytes 256..259 masked with #5F give BOOT).
If no signature found, there's need to search for AUTO* file.
BTW Is there a sense to start SAM with disk without DOS and
without AUTO* file?
Dnia 00-09-29 Ian Collier pisze:
You can use whatever filetypes you like - have one for
autoboot and one for not-autoboot if you really want (after
all, what's in a name? It's just an entry in the registry) -
but I'm not sure I see the point in the not-autoboot one so
one might as
Dnia 00-10-02 Howard Price pisze:
Is it just me, or did it suddenly get geekier in here? :-)
What is it?
But is there really positive and negative zeroes? It's peaked
my geeky interest.
They are only if you define them. I defined them as value
smaller (as absolute) than smalest
Simon Cooke wrote:
Make that only if track 4, sector 1 contains BOOT (last
character has bit 7 set) as bytes 124-127.
That'll handle games too.
Thanks for the info Si - never knew about that signature. I was gonna dig
that out of the SAMDOS/MasterDOS source but I'd not got around to
From: Aley Keprt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Or, if it is possible, state after booting DOS can be saved as
snapshot (this means with DOS in memory and modified some system
variables), then:
1. Insert disk selected by user.
2. Load booted DOS snapshot.
3. Press F9.
I'd add only
Aley Keprt wrote:
No, I don't think so. If there's no auto* file, it can't boot.
Simon Cooke's method is generic and does not rely on what the bootable
code
actually is - it'll be what the ROM bootstrap checks for before running
the
code, and if it's missing you'll get a 'No DOS' error
Hello my turn now :)
Si Wrote
I guess as long as sector 1 of track 4 is a regular 512 bytes in size,
and
contains the BOOT signature and some bootable code, it doesn't matter
what
the code is or what the rest of the disk looks like. SimCoupe only
needs
to
be concerned whether the
Lest I come across as negative... it *is* improved over the previous
version. But I do still plan on porting Si Owen's program to MacOS when
I've got time (and when I've finished a couple of other things I want to
do
first).
I would prefer to port your hardware to Si Owen's one rather than
On Mon, Oct 02, 2000 at 12:04:03AM -0700, Simon Cooke wrote:
Hmmm... looks like everyone's ignoring the transfinite set of numbers,
Cantor sets, and Aleph^0, Aleph^1, Aleph^2, etc.
The transfinite ordinals are ordinals, not numbers; and the Alephs
are cardinals, not necessarily numbers
Hey man, your subscribe is longer than your message!
Is it just me, or did it suddenly get geekier in here? :-)
But is there really positive and negative zeroes? It's peaked my geeky
interest.
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On Thu, Sep 28, 2000 at 01:26:27PM +0200, Frode Tenneboe wrote:
Actually, the answer is depends...on what mathematics is involved.
Infinity is probably not correct answer in any of the
mathematical directions I know of.
Lim (n-0) n / n^2 = 0/0 = infinity
This is not what we wanted,
As somebody said, you can do this.
You don't need any special software to do this, as soon as Si re-enables his
autoboot option.
Also, if somebody implements something like multiface for Sam (sim) Coupe,
it
will be even easier to quickly launch a Sam program.
Well, things haven't been that off-topic for a while. I accidentally
started an argument on IRC the other day by bringing up the question of
what
zero divided by zero was. We had people arguing for '0/x = 0', others
for
'x/x = 1' and the rest as 'x/0 = undefined'. Perhaps we should
What was the question? 0/0?
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Coupe
Aley Keprt wrote:
What was the question? 0/0?
Yes.
Of course I forgot the 4th option of 0/0 = 42...
Si
I had been thinking for a while about making a gameboy
speccy cartridge by plonking a z80, 48K of ram, and 16K
rom on a cartridge, latching any writes to the screen
ram area, and then feeding this to the gameboy's processor
which would be running a program to pass the screen writes
onto
Si,
you can simply wait until keyboard port is read. Then you can simulate F9.
If you do this twice (maybe more), it should be enough to let it autoboot,
without changing ROM code.
After these two (or maybe more, but I hope it will be constant times)
readings
from that i/o port, you don't need to
Aley Keprt wrote:
you can simply wait until keyboard port is read. Then you can simulate
F9.
That's how I did it :-)
If you do this twice (maybe more), it should be enough to let it
autoboot,
That was the plan, tho it seemed to require a couple of hundred to do it,
which seemed
Aley Keprt wrote:
If you autoboot non-bootable disk, you simply get no dos.
So what?
Just for neatness really - if it knows it's not bootable then there's no
point in trying.
I think we are talking about nothing.
(How do you Engishs call this?)
We can continue with talking about how
Aley Keprt wrote:
I think we are talking about nothing.
(How do you Engishs call this?)
We can continue with talking about how orange is orange, as Al Bundy
did in that famous tv programme.
Well, things haven't been that off-topic for a while. I accidentally
started an argument
I tried to go thru Sam Coupé webring, but it doesn't work!!!
Some pages belonging to the ring don't contain the navigation control.
Other sites contain broken content, so the navigation doesn't work.
Can anybody (the administer?) fix it by throwing away borken pages?
The files from the original ucl SimCoupe site are mirrored at
http://mnemotech.ucam.org/simcoupe/simcoupe/ however they're a bit tricky
to browse because the original files contained a lot of absolute links
based on the ucl address. With a bit of patience though, it is possible to
infer
Does anybody have Fuxoft Emulator? I'd like to get it.
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For those, who don't know: This emulator was made in 1990 and contains
original ZX ROM multiface feature (ca save snapshots) LOAD/SAVE
routimes of ROM checked to let them work on Sam. This was a very useful
emulator, compared to
I understand you.
But I am a programmer and I think nothing can be better than 100%
emulation.
Software only emulation. This is like making a new human. We make the
same machines using completely different technology. Software instead of
hardware.
You'd better stop saying original
I've wrote the similar program years ago.
Also it supports national characters, and converts them to PC format (using
a conversion table).
Also it supports more than Outwrite/Tasword file types (Desktop, Text
Machine, D-Text, Axword),
incl. styles line bold, underline etc.
btw. Outwrite is the
as an interface, when you can get cheap original 128k?
If this came in 1991, I loved it. But now [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From my point of view, most of the people use emulators now,
not real machines, especially not ZX Spectrums.
---
Aley Keprt
I think I've come up with a fairly practical method of
making it possible to run speccy 128 programs on the SAM...
it involves a plug-in box which has a 32K ram, a z80, and
a certain amount of logic (and perhaps a sound chip). The
question is - is there any point pursuing it? It wouldn't
to plug
ZX128 as an interface, when you can get cheap original 128k?
If this came in 1991, I loved it. But now [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From my point of view, most of the people use emulators now,
not real machines, especially not ZX Spectrums.
---
Aley Keprt
Ahh, Aley, the voice of wisdom
Okay, don't get me wrong, I'm normally a Mac user and wouldn't touch
Windows if I could avoid it, but neither of my Macs have a floppy
drive...I'm trying to get the latest BDOS onto a floppy so I'm having
to use my brother's Windows 2000 PC. However, the old faithful
samdisk.exe seems
to play with Sam emulation,
I offer my sources for free.
-
Aley Keprt
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Odchozí zpráva neobsahuje viry.
Zkontrolováno antivirovým systémem AVG (http://www.grisoft.cz).
Verze: 6.0.167 / Virová báze: 80 - datum vydání: 29.6.2000
After 5 days being lost from the net, thanksfully to the biggest PC crash I
ever
had, I be back here.
I want to inform you, that I don´t know if there was a virus at work or the
greatest virus itself: Windows 98. The symptom was loosing all partition
borders
and non realistic FAT entries. By
You'd better try another converting software.
I've converted 100% of my non-protected diskettes.
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phone: +420-68-538 70 35
e-mail:
Could anybody upload the current alpha version of WinCoupe to NVG?
Several people still ask where it is.
Bc.Aley [eili] Keprt - entertainment programmer (games, multimedia etc.)
phone: +420-68-538 70 35
Hi everyone.
Is there anyone who can tell me what has happened to Wincoupe.
Or have I somehow missed some postings, and Wincoupe is
already up somewhere.
Wincoupe is already down somewhere.
aley
Internet isn't case sensitive itself.
When you have a web address (http), it is sent to the server.
If the server is Unix or Linux, it is case sensitive.
If your server is Windows-based, it isn't case sensitive.
Most of the http servers are based on Unix, so they are case-sensitive.
Some kind peeps ( Alley Si ) have already converted Lems,Pop Oh No
more
lems to Sim/WinCoupe format :)
http://www2.50megs.com/mrwhitey
is where you'll find them
Chris, I must notice, that I'm Aley, not Alley. (I'm a person, not a kind of
a street :) )
SDF was developed by Si Owen, the
Many people wanted Sam Coupe sceen viewer and converter (Sam--PC).
My SamView 0.20 is available on my web since february!
For those who still don't get it: http://get.to/aley
Go to Sam-Software-SamView
This program can view Sam MODE 4 pictures and convert them to PCX.
It is written in DJGPP
Why don't you go and buy an old DX4/120 which is very cheap now and can play
MP3 as well?
Aley [eili] Keprt - student, programmer (multimedia soft. etc.)
phone: +420-68-538 70 35
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message -
From: womoteam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2000 12:57 PM
Subject: Re: MP3 on SAM?
Frans van Egmond schrieb:
Aley Keprt wrote:
Why don't you go and buy an old DX4/120 which is very cheap now and
can play
MP3
You can use my 2sad converter. It can pack multiple DSK files in a batch
mode.
Look at http://get.to/aley
- Original Message -
From: The Mad Goose [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 1:13 AM
Subject: dsktosad
Does anybody know where I can grab a
My SamView.exe for PC/DOS can convert pictures from Sam to PC.
Bc. Aley [eili] Keprt - student, programmer (multimedia soft. etc.)
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If there's someone interested, I can sell my Sam.
(for a much lower than 100 GBP, of course)
Bc. Aley [eili] Keprt - student, programmer (multimedia soft. etc.)
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] *** http://get.to/aley
.
Regardless of DX version (DX3 supports this).
Aley Keprt
You can save it to a file. Clear.
But you can save it to prn file. What do you think you will get?
Think twice!
The output for that driver, exactly (AFAIK) as it would be sent to the
printer.
eg use a clean PostScript driver for Windows (there aren't many), and
you'll
get a
- Original Message -
From: Justin Skists [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Sent: 16. prosince 1999 11:05
Subject: RE: Wincoupe
You can save it to a file. Clear.
But you can save it to prn file. What do you think you will get?
Think twice!
The output for that driver,
Considering the Lunter Spectrum Emulator is about as good as it gets,
then a Spectrum
emulator in Wincoupe with no disk support is a bit useless.
Of course someone without a Spectrum emulator might not agree.
That emulator is really good, but it is not free.
I don't vote for SimZXCoupe, but I
But right-Alt is used for SAM Edit!
(The same as TurboMON.) I don't use SAM Edit, so I'd like to see an option
in WinCoupe to enable or disable right alt.
I think he meant the EDIT key on the SAM
Of course, I am so stupid...
Aley
I would be nice to see autoboot when I insert new disk (not after reset).
It gets more complicated for disk insertions as it might require a reset to
put the machine back in a state where the disk can be booted, and
auto-resetting would be extremely dangerous! Why not just press the reset
On Fri, 3 Dec 1999, Simon Cooke wrote:
From: Si Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
But right-Alt is used for SAM Edit!
(I'd like to see an option in WinCoupe to enable or disable right alt.
I meant the EDIT key on the SAM - you must use that sometimes! Anyway,
why
would you possibly want
Then again, not all keyboards can distinguish between left and right shift,
including all USB keyboards I've tried. Frankly, the idea of implementing
all this on the iMac is giving me nightmares...
Andrew
What? This sounds very bad to USB!
Andrew Collier wrote:
One idea you could consider, which Ian described to me (I think he'd used
it in his X spectrum emulator) would be that Left-Shift produces the
keystroke you'd expect from looking at your PC's keyboard (eg, left-shift
and '0' gives ')') wheras Right-Shift directly
I don't use turbomon and I want Alt+F for emulator menu.
Whad'ya mean you don't use TurboMON?! ;-)
You wrote that you can't assign Alt+F to file menu, since that shortcut
is used by TurboMON. So I said I don't used TurboMON.
I even don't know what is it.
You probably didn't see
You can use Wordpad to read the RTF, if your Word can't do it.
I use RTF because its functionality is 100% the same as DOC's one,
and RTF files are 5-8 times shorter than DOC ones, since DOC uses
unicode.
No, you are wrong. RTF functionality is not 100% the same as DOC
functionality. No,
btw. WinCoupe's about message says: SimCoupe - a Sam Coupe' emulator
So is it WinCoupe or SimCoupe?
WinCoupe seems to be more of a nickname for the Win32 version of SimCoupe,
and I started using it after a few people referred to it as that. It
seems
to be easier to call it that so people
1. Credits? No problem. I will do the changes to let you sleep better.
Ok. Thanks,
2. Get a later Word version.
No.
I am a poor student
(That excuse used to work anyway. Doesn't actually apply now that I am no
longer a student nor poor)
As I wrote earlier, you can use Win98's
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