Re: [M100] Mcomm

Yeah am pretty sure it works only on Android 8 (ish). It does the same thing on my Android 11 phone as you Peter. On Fri, Oct 22, 2021, 11:29 AM Peter Vollan wrote: > Android 11, ELITE T8 Tablet. > > On Thu, 21 Oct 2021 at 15:09, Gregory McGill > wrote: > >> what version of android? I had

Re: [M100] Recompile multiple BA files

On Thu, Oct 21, 2021 at 3:49 PM Jeffrey Birt wrote: > Say you are a new owner of an M100 and you try to load ‘file.ba’ which > shows up in the menu as ‘file.do’, what will you guess the problem is. You > might try it again and get the same result and get pretty frustrated. > > Generally, these

Re: [M100] Recompile multiple BA files

Say you are a new owner of an M100 and you try to load ‘file.ba’ which shows up in the menu as ‘file.do’, what will you guess the problem is. You might try it again and get the same result and get pretty frustrated. If I copy ‘file.ba’ to my SD card and then it does not show up as being on the

Re: [M100] Recompile multiple BA files

You could use DOSBOX or some other virtual machine. They all take time to figure out, but it is an option. Jeff Birt From: M100 On Behalf Of AvantGuard Systems Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2021 4:11 PM To: m...@bitchin100.com Subject: Re: [M100] Recompile multiple BA files In response

Re: [M100] Mcomm

what version of android? I had trouble earlier with a tv android box and one of the newer versions as well > Trying to push ts-dos from mcomm android 181 on a android 9 tv box i just got. whenever i hit ok to send the file it just seems to crash mcomm and jumps out of it.. On Thu, Oct 21, 2021

Re: [M100] Recompile multiple BA files

Yet another option? In efforts to get an M1 using TS-DOS over an RS-232 to bluetooth dongle. The problem was the need of a delayed version of TSDOS.DO. mCom's injection in a non-delay version. So, found an ASCII terminal for my Macbook (Cool Term) and verified the connect in TERM. Opened up

Re: [M100] Recompile multiple BA files

In response to Mike. I got your entoke.exe file, but it on a Win10 computer and it only works on 32-bit computers. Have a Win95 computer here, so maybe I'll give it a go on it. If Win95 isn't 16-bit Looking forward to Bob's version! Curtis On Thu, Oct 21, 2021 at 1:18 PM John R. Hogerhuis

Re: [M100] Recompile multiple BA files

The closest thing to a perfect solution... that just works... is for the disk service to present the proper extension instead of the incorrect one. That's what Laddiealpha does. It peeks at beginning of the file to see if it's a binary file and automatically presents a correct extension to TSDOS.

[M100] Mcomm

Trying to run Mcomm on my Android tablet, it just keeps saying the app has stopped.

Re: [M100] Recompile multiple BA files

Thanks for the note, Mike. I did write a tokenizer program for Windows boxes (TOKENIZE.EXE). It presents a simple window with a list box showing all .DO files which, when selected, will be tokenized, change the extension to .BA, and save them to the same directory. Or you can create a new

Re: [M100] Recompile multiple BA files

These are all interesting ideas but still require the user to know ahead of time that the problem of mismatched extensions exists and how to work around it. The LOAD"0:PROG.DO” might be the easiest thing to recommend once someone realizes they have this problem, but then that also requires they

Re: [M100] Recompile multiple BA files

It might be possible to have the Backpack return a TS-DOS error message if you try to load a .BA file is really a .DO. The choice of messages is limited though. If this error message were shown when you tried to load a .BA file what would be your first thought? "Bad File Name" We would

Re: [M100] Bleaching of yellowed plastic

Hi, While 'Retr0Brite', i.e. using hydrogen peroxide to whiten plastic is a bleaching process other types of bleach do not work the same. Bleaching agents, hydrogen peroxide, chlorine bleach, etc. do not work exactly the same so can't be interchanged for this use case. If you want to learn

Re: [M100] Recompile multiple BA files

This would not solve the underlying problem(s). A. New users of the M100 always get bitten in the butt by this BA/DO file issue. B. Once you learn it is a problem you still have the manual process of making sure the sure the extension of the file is correct. Loading a .DO as a

Re: [M100] Recompile multiple BA files

On Wed, Oct 20, 2021, 7:20 PM John R. Hogerhuis wrote: > > For example, what LaddieAlpha does is it looks at the file and determines > if it is formatted as plain text or tokenized basic, and when, say TS-DOS > requests the directory it presents the filename with corrected extension on > the

Re: [M100] Bleaching of yellowed plastic

Hydrogen peroxide gave me wonderful results. But like you said, it's expensive. So I don't buy hydrogen peroxide. I buy hair bleaching gel. Buy it at "40 Volume" or (even better) "50 Volume" concentration. That means it's 15% hydrogen peroxide, plus some other chemicals to make it a gel that

Re: [M100] Recompile multiple BA files

> > > That avoids an error, but doesn't improve convenience much. I don't > think the load time matters much at all, but more the need to manually > do the loading and re-saving and maybe killing the .do if you captured > from telcom vs directly into basic. And requires more free ram on the > 100

Re: [M100] Recompile multiple BA files

On 10/20/21 8:20 PM, John R. Hogerhuis wrote: On Wed, Oct 20, 2021, 4:39 PM Brian K. White > wrote: On 10/20/21 7:21 PM, John R. Hogerhuis wrote: > If the goal is simply to make files load faster, My reading of the OP was more about the

[M100] Bleaching of yellowed plastic

Hello to all of you, I have a small practical question, which will be my first on this list. I quickly looked in the archives but found nothing about this. I hope to knock on the right door. What is the best method to whiten the yellowed plastic of a Model 100 without damaging the screen or