> Paul Johnson wrote:
>
> Assuming that you have the specifications as to which hexadecimal codes
> produce which results, it would be trivial to write a windows program to
> do
> anything you wanted ...
>
Pehaps you will forgive me if I suggest this is a bit of a show-off remark.
For those in the know, programming is indeed a trivial task for the most
part, in fact one might say that the dreadful trivialities involved make it
so difficult to do well. On the other hand, suggesting that it is dead easy
implies that those that cannot grasp the arcane principles required are a
bit dim. I think programing at present is highly counter-intuitive. One day
we will learn how to make computers work properly, but we've only just
started.
> If you're interested in learning to program, either of these programs
> would
> be lots of fun to learn, and you could have your own custom program to
> control your MD written in a few days.
>
It takes a certain mentality to enjoy this kind of stuff.
> If you do have the specs on the protocol, send it to me and I'll put
> together a little sample program to get you started.
>
I can't fault you on this, top community spirit !
simon
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