Evening Dave, >> Does OVER 1 (or OVER -1) not work for you? > *blush* See, told you the memory was duff! That's why I'm doing this! :) Well, you've been away for a while! ;-) Anyway, I haven't done much SuperBasic programming for a long time now, what little QL programming I get to do is purely for the Assembly Language series in QL Today - so it's mostly in Assembler. I forget stuff as well.
In fact, and George will laugh at me for this, the other night I was trying to assemble a program with a "movem" (Move Multiple) instruction in it, I had two actually, and both failed to assemble. I was doing this: movem.l d1,d3-d5/a0,a2-a3,-(a7) ... movem.l (a7)+,d1,d3-d5/a0,a2-a3 I simply could not see what I had done wrong. I had to get my 6800x programmers manual out and then it was obvious: movem.l d1/d3-d5/a0/a2-a3,-(a7) ... movem.l (a7)+,d1/d3-d5/a0/a2-a3 :-( > The mark-up is easy, I'm glad yo think so! ;-) I'm thinking of iframes and CSS etc, EPUB files have their own style sheets as well. > but the handling of graphics would be a challenge for > me. Me too! They'd have to be maintained in position and scrolled etc. I suspect it's not all that impossible, Dilwyn's Page Designer did something similar, I'm sure. > Also, some books are password protected and have encryption and I have > no idea how the QL is for standard encryption systems. Ah yes, DRM. I have an eReader from iRiver, it's great. I only have a couple of DRM'd books so far. Most of my stuff is for work and are PDF based, but I use Calibre (for Linux, Windows etc) to hold my library on my laptop where reading PDFs is much easier, and I can convert them to EPUB as and when required. Funny how a couple of us should be thinking of an eReader at almost the same time. ;-) Cheers, Norman. -- Norman Dunbar Dunbar IT Consultants Ltd Registered address: Thorpe House 61 Richardshaw Lane Pudsey West Yorkshire United Kingdom LS28 7EL Company Number: 05132767 _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
