> Thanks! > > BTW, the image that I downloaded included two compilers and a whole lot > of samples. Does anybody have these? I find it strange that the disk > image was not uploaded, as I would have thought that most users would > prefer this.
Hmmm.. I should still have the original disk somewhere from when I downloaded the complete image from Mat's site in 94/95. Will have to hunt through lots of disks! > The legal stuff here is different. Provided that the code is exactly the > same, this shouldn't be a problem, but how can I tell whether it is the > same? The file on NVG hasn't been taken from ESI's web site, and I > haven't any way to tell what version was on their site. It was probably Mat who uploaded it to the ftp site back then - when both the sam list and nvg site were in it's infantcy. There was no realdisk image formats back then, and most people used PAK compression (one of the various compressors on the Sam that would turn a bunch of files into one file, and then extract onto a floppy when CALLed), or just raw code files. I guess that's why it was just the code file on nvg and not the disc image with it's own MSDOS program to extract it. Colin ==== Quazar : Hardware, Software, Spares and Repairs for the Sam Website: http://www.quazar.clara.net/sam/ Issue Three of "Sam Revival" Magazine Out Now !
