>> QJUMP, Digital Precision, Computer1, Eidersoft, are just a >> few names that come to mind > > Well, that's my ignorance shown isn't it :o) Toolkit 2 was the prime example.
Even more recently, Norman Dunbar did an EPROM version of his DJToolkit for DJC, and Michael Crowe did MegaToolkit in an EPROM version too. Care Electronics actually sold the cartridges for many years. The QEPIII EPROM programmer originally from QJump, more recently by Qubbesoft, allowed you to blow 16K eproms if you had a utility like Liberation Software's eprom utilities to assist. Main problem was the 16KB limit. Best fun with a QEPIII was how to get the image off disk to be blown into an eprom, as the QEPIII had no through port, so I usually ended up copying to microdrive cartridge, probably the last regular use I had for a mdv cartridge. These days, I'd probably use the romdisq instead. -- Dilwyn Jones _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
