Great!
Thanks Josh!
Randy
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> On Nov 3, 2018, at 4:40 PM, Josh Malone wrote:
>
> I'd be happy to loan my T200 to your display! I don't have a TPDD
> though, but I can demo mComm on Android.
>
> Catch me off-list and we'll coordinate.
>
> -Josh
>> On Sat, Nov 3, 2018 at
I'd be happy to loan my T200 to your display! I don't have a TPDD
though, but I can demo mComm on Android.
Catch me off-list and we'll coordinate.
-Josh
On Sat, Nov 3, 2018 at 4:37 PM Randy Kindig wrote:
>
> Hi guys. I’m going to have a display at TA on the M100 that includes an
> M100, T102,
Hi guys. I’m going to have a display at TA on the M100 that includes an M100,
T102, DVI, REX, bar code reader, NADSBox and more. However, I don’t have a
T200 or TPDD. Does anyone have those that will be at TA that I could borrow
for the show?
Thanks
Randy Kindig
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Tandy Asm is next weekend (10th and 11th). I'll be there sporting my Club
100 t-shirt and spreading the gospel of the 100. (And selling REXes, of
course :)
-Josh
On Sat, Nov 3, 2018 at 3:25 PM Stephen Adolph wrote:
> When is Tandy assembly?
>
> My activity on hobbies is very seasonal. Ie
I would guess your RAM file system is corrupted just like happens on a real
model t sometimes. You have to cold start.
But I get that you don't want to lose your work.
You could copy the ram file that VirtualT maintains and try to extract your
data. Or you could save your basic program as text
Virtual T is acting strange. The function keys do not work in basic, but
they do in text. There are other anomlies but they are hard to explain. You
may have noticed that I posted TPSCRT.BA to my club1oo page but I had to
delete it as Virtual T did not save it right. I just don't want to lose my
When is Tandy assembly?
My activity on hobbies is very seasonal. Ie winter!
Like The DVI the m100 will need some video driver software loaded. There
is No Rom so character maps will have to be loaded once into the sram.
They should stay put though as it is battery backed.
The best thing is
Wow, Stephen! This is SUPER exciting! I don't suppose you have any early
pictures or screenshots to share at Tandy Assembly?
-Josh
On Sat, Nov 3, 2018 at 12:56 PM Stephen Adolph wrote:
> Last year around this time I sent a note talking about REXCPM, a REX-like
> board that is based on 2MB of
Exciting progress Steve!
-- John.
The format is documented. Headers, checksums etc. I think, in the service
manual. If anyone needs the info and cannot find it let me know.
- John.
On Sat, Nov 3, 2018, 9:46 AM you got me seems like it would be an easy thing to take a .ba file, read in it's
> binary form and then 'build' a
Last year around this time I sent a note talking about REXCPM, a REX-like
board that is based on 2MB of SRAM, with some features to enable all-ram
mode + ramdisk.
The project is going well, although a bit stop and start on my side..3
board spins. The hardware is working, and I'm about to mail a
seems like it would be an easy thing to take a .ba file, read in it's binary
form and then 'build' a corresponding audio file. The audio file could be built
by taking PERFECT samples of a '0' and '1' and then spliced together to make a
whole program on audio. The problem I believe is that a
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