At 9:50 am +0100 7/4/99, Aley Keprt wrote:
The Lyra 3 is already there in .dsk format. That was done weeks ago. I
know, because I did it myself.
Great! But why didn't you anounced it?
I think many people wait for Lyra 3 (incl. me :).
I did...
At 4:00 pm +0100 6/3/99, Andrew Collier wrote:
At 10:05 am +0100 7/4/99, Aley Keprt wrote:
[Andrew Collier wrote:]
Well like I said, I think issues 1 to 12 are on ftp.nvg already but I doubt
there are plans to upload any more. It's all a very hazy area, but to
declare those FRED issues as PD would be changing the legal status of some
of *my*
[Andrew Collier wrote:]
Colin MacDonald can distribute FRED how he likes, including free-of-charge
by anonymous ftp.
This is not the same as declaring the software to be PD, which I still
don't think he can do. I haven't signed anything which would allow him to
change the legal status of any
I would be really happy if someone will convert at least teledisk files to
sad/dsk (The Lyra III etc.).
The Lyra 3 is already there in .dsk format. That was done weeks ago. I
know, because I did it myself.
Great! But why didn't you anounced it?
I think many people wait for Lyra 3 (incl. me :).
Aley Keprt wrote:
(As you know, you cannot assign one suffix to several programs in Win32.
There can only be one associated application to handle a double click, but
there's no reason why we can't use a shell extension DLL that adds one or
more items to the context menu when you right click on
At 5:21 pm +0100 29/3/99, Psycho Billy wrote:
How do you mean, PD yet?? Copyright will not expire, as such,
until 72[1] years after the copyright-holder's death.
Sorry pedant ;-) - I meant has Colin declared any issues PD, and if
not, why not? There can't be much sales volume in issues 1-50
On Thu, Mar 25, 1999 at 08:47:13PM +, Andrew Collier wrote:
How do you mean, PD yet?? Copyright will not expire, as such, until 72[1]
years after the copyright-holder's death.
[1] Or was it 75?[2]
Actually it is 70 years after the author's death.
Wouldn't that be nice? I was going to
At 5:21 pm +0100 29/3/99, Psycho Billy wrote:
How do you mean, PD yet?? Copyright will not expire, as such,
until 72[1] years after the copyright-holder's death.
Sorry pedant ;-) - I meant has Colin declared any issues PD, and if
not, why not? There can't be much sales volume in issues 1-50
IIR It ended up with Saturn Software - who basically said blow it and
passed it to George Boyle
David L
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Hello -
I've just found out that there were 21 issues made of SAM2Sam.
Which is a bit of a surprise.
Hang about... Sam2Sam was *your* magazine, wasn't it?? How can there
be any more issues than you know about, did you compile them in your
sleep or something?
Gave the rights to another
Hello -
I've just found out that there were 21 issues made of SAM2Sam. Which
is a bit of a surprise.
Hang about... Sam2Sam was *your* magazine, wasn't it?? How can there be any
more issues than you know about, did you compile them in your sleep or
something?
Any news on previous issues of FRED?
At 2:21 pm + 25/3/99, Aley Keprt wrote:
[Gavin Smith wrote:]
Agreed! Although it's still quite hard to get SAM formatted disks
from my floppyless iMac...
You don't need formatted samdisks on PC. It is possible to format
floppy disk on the PC (of course), and then you can put the sad/dsk on
Andrew Collier wrote:
[Gavin Smith wrote:]
Agreed! Although it's still quite hard to get SAM formatted disks
from my floppyless iMac...
You don't need formatted samdisks on PC. It is possible to format
floppy disk on the PC (of course), and then you can put the sad/dsk on it.
You can
Aley Keprt wrote:
(As you know, you cannot assign one suffix to several programs in Win32.
There can only be one associated application to handle a double click, but
there's no reason why we can't use a shell extension DLL that adds one or
more items to the context menu when you right click on a
And one other thing - why not start converting nvg files to .dsk
format seeing as it is just as easy to use on a PC, and yet can
also be back-written onto a SAM format disk.
Agreed! Although it's still quite hard to get SAM formatted disks
from my floppyless iMac...
Gavin
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