>Crib work using my copy of QPC 3.03, I taken it from >the list loaded with >a=respr(32976) >and saved back with : >sexec ram1_crib_exe,a,32976,10000 >And it run quite well >> Arnold I am afraid that you need to zip them first >> and send them later... Rich only has a PC which >> means he will have no means >> of running the program as you already killed its >> headers... If you cannot zip it, better use the QL >> headers program from Dilwyn's >> website before you send it again.... (OFF list) Programs like my QH utility basically only store the dataspace. Anyone who wants to send QL executables via non-QDOS filing systems need only say:
1) it's a QL executable program 2) dataspace value is xxxxx. That way, the recipient can rebuild it on a QL with a simple: base=ALCHP(FLEN(\filename)) LBYTES filename,base SEXEC new_filename,base,FLEN(\filename),xxxxx (ALCHP and FLEN are toolkit 2 extensions for allocating common heap space and checking file length, which also exist in many other freeware toolkits) Original file dataspace can be checked with the FDAT(\filename) function of Toolkit 2, or with the dataspace_task from Turbo, for example. -- Dilwyn Jones
