value is divisible by 3 and 5 write 'FIZZBUZZ' after the number
> --
> Nothing about having to stop at 100 (8-)#
But, I'm sure the request was for assembly language programs, not
SuperBasic? Hence the subject line in this thread?
Just a thought! ;-)
Cheers,
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sn't a *superior*
mode of transport, it could be an Audi!
Meaning, in essence, that the Audi (that George hinted at) isn't superior.
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On 20/11/10 16:09, gdgqler wrote:
> This sounds a very good idea, An article called A6, of course, would
> bring to mind a superior means of transport.
Or, an Audi of some sort! ;-)
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rd any longer. Sorry.
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x27;ve learned a lot (thanks George!) and it's
been very enjoyable. My spelling now is still as bad as it ever was! ;-)
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Hi George,
> For light relief come and see the Edinburgh trams debacle. Perhaps Clive
> could help.
Yes, I was in Edinburgh a while back for a course - I remember the
carnage that was Princess Street - from Waverly Station up to the
Caledonian Hotel. Nightmare.
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Afternoon Dilwyn,
> While the idea of 'green' transport is laudable, half the time it hasn't
> been thought through well enough
Don't get me started. The main road into/out of Leeds for me is
currently, and for the next 2 years (at least) being butchered and
trashed just to put in a "super" bus la
BUZZ'
p_fizz lea fizz,a1 ; String to print
bra.s p_f_b ; print it
p_buzz lea buzz,a1 ; String to print
p_f_b movea.w ut_mtext,a2
jsr (a2)
rts
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I'll try to give as many
as I can to each person.
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Morning Dilwyn,
On 28/10/10 20:32, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
> ... and I was never sure after using
> SBASIC if I'd killed the QLiberator job or just buried it under the
> BASIC windows.
Did you try using the JOBS command from TK2? ;-)
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sure we could (what's this we stuff?) write an ATIMega
Assembler system on the QL and get it to "just work". :-D
Some, or all, of the above is total rambling on my part!
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27;ve just started learning electronics again after about 30-40 years of
ignorance! I've bought an Arduino. What a brilliant bit of kit!
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oday in pdf format. ;-)
Then again, perhaps it's better that I don't - he's already told us
quite a few times.
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.
A quick and slight tarting up followed. Time taken - about an hour. And
I've never used Scribus before! Most of which was defining text and
paragraph formats.
I'm just discovered Master Pages - which might make life easier!
Enjoy.
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Evening John,
On 07/10/10 10:51, John Taylor wrote:
> Norman Dunbar
>
> If you are using an Intel Mac this little prog will add another function to
> your print menu so that you can make A5 PDF Booklets from A4 Open Office
> documents.
>
> http://web.mac.com/vogelbusch/S
On 06/10/10 16:20, Norman Dunbar wrote:
> You can only export text frames in this manner, not images. It appears
> that you need to select all the text frames individually as well.
Ok, It appears to export all the text in various text frames *if* they
are linked.
My first test only had on
se it, exports to one
of two formats - Calamus Text or Ascii Text.
You can only export text frames in this manner, not images. It appears
that you need to select all the text frames individually as well.
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PS. I too would like a PDF copy as my collection (from issue 1) is
getting too big for the space available!
I'd still subscribe to the paper copy and get the PDF as well!
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able for WIndows or Linux and not
the original QL.
I'm not giving up though. ;-)
I'm pretty sure I can do it in Open Office - somehow - but as I only use
this for the off letter for my business (so far) I've got a bit of a
curve myself!
I'll be keeping on trying and I'll
This is a shame but it looks like Scribus is not going to help us out
here. :-(
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es please. I've just installed the latest Scribus on my laptop, so I'll
happily try it out.
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Sorry, can you send it to:
Norman (at) Dunbar-it (dot) co (dot) uk please.
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ly without a cost.
Only if you wish to use Adobe Writer to create your PDFs. There are many
ways to skin a cat and even with Tony Tebby's rabid dislike of all
things Unix, it works - for free!
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vailable on his web site.
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On 04/10/10 09:49, SMSQ - Jochen Merz wrote:
> Hello Bryan,
>
> may well be - but in order to use a DTP program properly, you need to
> learn a lot. It took me months to get used to all features I use in
> Calamus 20 years ago and I simply do not have the time to learn
> how to use a new, com
Afternoon Wolfgang,
> That should take all of 6 minutes:
>
> 1 minute : take the staples off & put pages them in my scanner.
> 2 minutes scan even pages
> 2 minutes scan odd pages
> 1 minute prepare PDF...
>
> I could do that when QL Today gets here.
I could do that as well with my scanner here,
st add it
on to any communications going out from the company or from the company
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Evening Geoff,
> Just a reminder that the deadline for QL Today is next Tuesday 10th
> August.
I believe you already have an article of mine to publish, however, I am
working on the next one!
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On 01/07/10 06:31, Rich Mellor wrote:
> Although I have not seen the MasterBasic sources (and I am sure Davide
> will correct me if I am wrong) - it uses the Turbo Toolkit commands for
> deciphering the tokenised program in memory.
>
> From memory, it cannot look at an external program file - it o
> Yes, OK then ... what will be the 21st Century specification of this
> Linux based laptop ?
>
> No need to be practical, right now ... just dream what it might be .
Well, if you put it like that, I still have no idea! However, a few
thoughts, or rambles?
MC68 processor and lots of RAM
On 20/06/10 22:15, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
> Yet COBOL is not the next great thing ... :-)
> Rather, an old thing.
Yes, you missed my point. TNGT said that Cobol was dead. The actual
situation is that TNGT is dead, and COBOL lives on.
> As you say laptops have succeeded desktops, and netbooks have
On 18/06/10 00:42, Roy Wood wrote:
> It was the threading that I was referring to. Turnpike would put thum
> into subject threads but Thunderbird just puts them in a long,
> jumbled, list - just like Outlook!
Well, mine are threaded, by subject, threads start with the initial
posting and new stuf
On 19/06/10 20:00, P Witte wrote:
> But surely you see that it could spell then end of the Personal
> Computer, in which case the "next great thing" becomes significant and
> not merely a fad.
They said that COBOL was dead. it lives on many many years after it's
alleged demise. The reaosn being, th
On 18/06/10 00:15, Tony Firshman wrote:
> I have that set but it doesn't spell check. Looks like a bug (3.0.4).
That's interesting Tony. Roy on Windows and you on Mac and me on Linux,
all using 3.0.4 (I think Roy mentioned 3.0.4) and only Linux can spell
check as you type. Spooky!
Works fine for
On 20/06/10 19:56, Norman Dunbar wrote:
> It also has a call action against it in the US, already.
He should have wrote (!):
It also has a CLASS action
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On 20/06/10 11:01, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
> A Scot with an iPad up his kilt? ooer missus, I hate to think!
Now Dilwyn, we wear the sporran on the outside of the kilt. It's a
glorified handbag/purse. There are no pockets on a kilt, so you have to
put your wallet, chewing gum, loose change etc somewher
On 20/06/10 10:13, Billy wrote:
> But an Ipad - no, what do you do with a hi tech dinner plate when not
> using it, too big to go in your pocket, even the most confirmed
> medallion man would think twice.
It doesn't do flash, which puts about 70% of the internet out of reach.
It doesnt do HD qual
George,
The current trend appears to be towards Cloud computing,
>>> Aha! But how do you program for this?
Cloud is the latest marketing paradigm/buzz word to hit the IT world.
Like most other "next great things" it will pass and fade from memory.
All it means is that instead of you or your
Evening Roy,
On 16/06/10 20:32, Roy Wood wrote:
> Right, if you want to read what I am replying to you will have to go
> back to Norman's eloquent reply to my . well you get the picture.
Eloquent? I've never been called that before! ;-)
> I fear I was a touch spartan when I referred to free s
On 15/06/10 23:29, Roy Wood wrote:
Hi Roy, good to hear from you. Hope you are well.
> I know that there are a whole bumch of 'free
> software' guerillas out there
That'll be me then! ;-)
> but no free software has ever matched the
> commercial stuff - sad as that may be.
Forgive me, but that i
On 12/06/10 19:49, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
> Design and make a new 21st Century successor to the QL ... :-)
Not wishing to be the bear in the ointment here, but that suggestion -
while a grand one - will no longer work.
In my opinion, back in the 80s fine, there were lots and lots of
computer compa
Evening Urs,
> Currently there are just a few documents, 41 videos and 1000+pictures
> online. My main backlog is the documents which many of them were already
> scanned (single pages) but need to be glued into single PDFs.
Are they scanned as image files (Ok, possibly a stupid question!)
because
Evening Dilwyn,
> No. The style sheet changes let me change a lot of things very quickly.
> Meaning I can spend more time on the QL contents, less on the
> maintenance of appearance etc.
That's the entire raisin d'etre of CSS. You can easily change the entire
website look and feel without affectin
Evening all,
>>> SO are you content to see the QL disappear into oblivion
>>> OR are you going to do something about it?
Well, I write articles for QL Toady (for no payment by the way) and
hopefully, that helps keep the QL - in any shape or form alive.
I also have the http://qdosmsq.dunbar-it.co.
Evening Dilwyn,
Works perfectly on Firefox 3.6 running on Linux with not an ActiveX in
sight.
Looking at the code you have added to make it appear, there's no sign of
any activeX anything.
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On 08/05/10 10:41, Rich Mellor wrote:
> Does anyone have the details of the standard Sinclair QL disk format
> for a DSDD disk:
I have recently put this very information on the QDOSMSQ website at
http://qdosmsq.dunbar-it.co.uk/doku.php?id=qdosmsq:fs:dsdd in case
anyone (else) is interested.
Rich
Tony, Dilwyn,
> Best to stop this now before the puns get *too* bad, though.
I agree, no mower!
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Evening Tony,
On 11/04/10 20:58, Tony Firshman wrote:
> He he - V3 now has the yellow bar suggesting I add the attachment, That
> is a mighty easy to code but useful feature.
Yes, it looks for the word 'attached' or others that you can configure
in preferences->composition->general->keywords b
On 11/04/10 20:17, Norman Dunbar wrote:
>> It has also messed up the attribution (see above).
>
> Can't help here yet either - I never pay any attention to the
> attribution line!
Maybe I can help, well, Mozilla can:
http://www.mozilla.org/support/thunderbird/tips and sc
Evening Tony,
in case you still have problems with Smart (!) folders:
Smart Folders combine mailboxes from multiple accounts. Access Smart
Folders either by selecting View | Folders | Smart Folders from the
menu, or by clicking the forward and back buttons (which will cycle
through all folder vie
Evening Dilwyn,
> It's only taken until today for me to realise that the 'cakking' was a
> TF mistype of 'calling'...
where I come from,Cakking is not calling - it's having a poo!
:-)
Cheers,
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On 31/03/10 17:59, Rich Mellor wrote:
> I would prefer bottom quoting - that is the default in Thunderbird!
If I may offer an opinion too...
If we choose the "standard" bottom posting then we can read the salient
points of the conversation from the top downwards - like reading a
newspaper or boo
On 22/03/10 19:56, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
> Actually, the "wyn" part of my name means "holy", "noble" or "bright"
> (or various synonyms of...) and I'm sure various comments will be passed
> on that too...
I shall refrain from comment! ;-)
> And did you know "Windows" was so-called because you ended
On 13/03/10 21:53, Rich Mellor wrote:
> Does anyone fancy a go at cracking the copy protection on Sinclair QL
> Farmer?
>
> I get it to work partly on q-emulator - in that it draws the first
> screen, but then it resets the QL - I am stuck as to why this one does
> not seem to work!
>
I might hav
Evening Rich,
> Is there a minimum size for a QXL.WIN file? 1MB or lower?
>From my website,
http://qdosmsq.dunbar-it.co.uk/doku.php?id=qdosmsq:fs:qlwa ,it seems I
determined that 1MB is the smallest drive possible.
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Evening Malcolm,
> This discussion has brought to light to some useful tips ... well done
> to all of you who contributed ... :-)
>
> Can someone write it up for QL Today, and for the Quanta magazine ?
Yes, if you want to - feel free. The information on my web site is
freely available to all.
I
Evening Rich,
> Does anyone know of any standard floppy disk imaging software for the QL
> - to make a single file on the PC for example, which would be the
> equivalent of a floppy disk which all emulators could read / write to ?
>
> Might be an interesting little project if anyone is interested
Evening Rich,
> Thinking about it - which emulators can use a qxl.win file maybe we just
> need a smaller subset of this which would be floppy disk size?
>
> Can someone please share the details of this format?
go to http://qdosmsq.dunbar-it.co.uk and there is a section on QL
filestystems. I hav
Evening Malcolm,
> Consider it passed on. Thanks Norman that's just what I was after. I can
> now unzip QPC2 along with my PCBCAD program into any PC directory and
> get it to boot and run without any reconfiguration and no QXL.WIN file!!!
You are very welcome.
Cheers,
Norman.
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Evening Dilwyn,
> Thanks Normal, I'll pass the info on.
Hmmm. I've been called a few things in my time, but normal was never one
of them - for obvious reasons. ;-)
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On 23/02/10 17:10, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
> Does anyone know if it's possible within QPC2 to find the dos directory
> that QPC itself was executed from i.e. C:\program files\QPC\
>
> Got asked that in an email today, I thought it might make an interesting
> helpline type FAQ if anyone knows how!
>
W
On 23/02/10 10:41, François Van Emelen wrote:
> For Quill docs I use Norman Dunbar's QSTRIPPER. It is fast easy to use
> and it can save in TXT, HTML, DOCBOOK XML and PDF format. Accented
> vowels are converted correctly.
Hmmm. I'm glad to hear that someone (other than me) is using QStripper -
I
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL78UNSoajc
> Absolutely brilliant!!
I'll second that!
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Evening Anton,
> Does anybody has a valid Email-address of Peter Graf (Q60) for me?
Peter just posted an email to the developers' list, the email he used is
pg...@q40.de.
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> SMSQ - Jochen Merz wrote, On 1/01/10 13:36:
>> I'm a bit surprised that there has been no comment about the
>> QL Today issue 2 which I sent out middle of December
Arrived today in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England.
Almost read already!
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Evening Tony,
> I think mailing lists like this need in-line quoting. The vast majority
> do use this, and good mailers like Thunderbird do this by default.
I agree.
> However some users append the "Original message" under the reply. M$
> Outlook (and Express) mailers unfortunately do this by d
On 03/01/10 19:52, Norman Dunbar wrote:
> Dilwyn,
>
> attached is a file that decodes a SAV file - as promised. Hope you can
> read my code after all these years!
>
> Cheers,
> Norman.
>
Sorry folks, didn't mean to send that to everyone. However, now you have
it,
Dilwyn,
attached is a file that decodes a SAV file - as promised. Hope you can
read my code after all these years!
Cheers,
Norman.
1000 REMark _SAV file decoder
1005 :
1010 CLS
1015 PRINT 'SAV File Decoder'\\
1020 INPUT 'Which _sav file ? ';sav$
1025 IF sav$ = '' THEN STOP: END IF
1030 :
1035 in
Evening all.
Glad you enjoyed my little quiz! ;-)
> Over here there are (or were) at least three
I knew I'd have/be in trouble with you Per!
> Yksi, Kaksi, Kolme (1, 2, 3 in Finnish)
See what I mean?
> A female called Rudolf?
Fraid so. The song is wrong - much like the wartime favourite "there
Evening Dilwyn,
On 03/01/10 19:20, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
> Does anyone have information on the format of _sav basic files (as used
> by Liberation Software's QSAVE utility and the equivalent command in
> SBASIC)?
I'm thinking that I might have some information somewhere. However, I
once wrote a SB p
I never said it would be a proper quiz by the way!
* How many reindeer are employed by Santa?
Two.
* What are their names (Spelling need not be correct)?
Rudolf and Olive.
* What sex is "the red nosed reindeer"?
Female.
* Why do you say that?
Only female reindeer keep their antlers throughout w
On 02/01/10 01:16, P Witte wrote:
> Not arrived in Norway yet either. We had reindeer steak for Christmas,
> (not me personally, of course, Im a veggie) so the postman might have
> been one short..
Ahh, it's good to know that while the post office still charge
exorbitant fees at Christmas (other h
Happy New Year all.
> I'm a bit surprised that there has been no comment about the
> QL Today issue 2 which I sent out middle of December - or was
> the post too slow to deliver before Xmas?
Not yet received in Leeds I'm afraid. Been snowing a little in the UK
and that has (as usual) caused everyt
On 12/12/09 13:44, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
> Q: How does a Linux guru make love?
Brilliant!!!
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Evening all,
>> Is there a way of getting say "EXTRAS" loaded without loading all the
>> other 400+ 'keywords' contained in TK2?
DJ_TOOLKIT has something in it to check if an extension is loaded - it's
the CHECK() command (I think!!!)
Also, in one of my past articles, I wrote about the Name List
Evening Dave,
> QT might produce a portable result, but it is much harder to program.
Well, I like it but I have to admit to not programming in .net (any
language) so I can't really compare.
It's a wee bit harder than Borland C++ Builder, for instance, but I like
it. I have a couple of program ru
Hi Derek,
> Is QT a good platform, I used to dabble a little in Linux.
I like it, Dave Walker thinks it's a little harder to program that .net
- I have no idea as I don't program .net.
There are bots of QT that take a while to get your head around. It is,
in many places, less easy to figure out
Evening all,
> ...
> As I said if you were interested in producing a Windows graphic front-end
> then feel free to go ahead. It should not be very hard to do using
> Microsoft .NET toolset.
Or, even beter QT!
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Hi Jochen,
first, congratulations on getting maried - or is it your first
anniversary yet! ;-)
> So send in your contributions as well, please :-))
I'm already typing mine up. I won't say exactly what I'm doing - it's a
surprise.
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Evening John in Wales,
> PS. Norman, it must have been BBC BASIC where you began?
No, I never got into BBC Basic. It was General Purpose Basic that I was
taught from PCW. Then I had to translate some of that into ZX-Basic when
the ZX-81 arrived.
Cheers,
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Urs Koenig (QL) wrote:
> Sad news for connoisseurs of UK's computing press. After 31 years Personal
> Computer World (PCW) magazine had to close this summer. The last issue was
> August 2009.
In a word, sad. PCW taught me Basic programming long before I ever had a
computer to actually type it into.
Evening Dilwyn,
> At least you didn't send me a copy of a "dickital C" :o|
And there was me thinking I had done! Ah well! ;-)
> Who is this Richard everyone is referring to anyway???
In my case, Richard Cranium!
> But, to be serious for a moment, Gerry Jackson explained to me that DP's
> rights
Evening Tony,
Tony Firshman wrote:
> Norman Dunbar wrote, On 30/07/09 21:41:
>> ...
>> read it. It's been a few years since I last read or wrote to the dick so
>> it may be a bit flaky.
>>
> That reminds me of the QL man (shall remain nameless, but he know
Dilwyn,
I don't have the original microdrive cartridges to hand _ i'm not sure
if I still have them, however, I do have one of my old backup floppies.
Unfortunately I can't read it with QPC under Linux - I still haven't
finished writing my filesystem driver for QDOS floppies!
However, I'll take t
Evening Dilwyn,
I think I might have the executables for Digital C lying around somewhere.
I'll have a look and see what I can find.
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Derek Stewart wrote:
> Is this now a Microsoft Windows mailing list
QPC Derek - is it Windows or is it QDOS? I'd say we let them in!
;-)
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Norman.
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Rich Mellor wrote:
> Has anyone written a windows program which can open Quill documents to
> display them on screen or print them?
>
Qstripper on Dilwyn's web site?
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Evening Phoebus,
> The proper solution for uQLx is for the graphics parts to be abstracted
> and maybe use SDL or something along the same lines, something that will
> enable native compilation under Windoze, MacOS etc.
That would most likely be QT - in my opinion of course, other opinions
are ava
Norman Dunbar wrote:
> Ok, Cygwin as far as I remember gives you the opportunity to do a
> download only and to save the files in a given location. That is the
> best option. It doesn't install anything.
Ok, I'll try again!
Once downloaded, yo can then run the installer again
Evening Dilwyn,
>> You'll need the Cygwin distribution to provide the Linux-like
>> environment: www.cygwin.com
>> Be careful, it can be a huge download of 50MB with 6,478 files to
>> install as I found to my cost...oh to know what I'm doing with Linux
>> and Cygwin :-((
Downloading everything by
On page 9 of the current issue of QL Today, where the commands to build
a subversion repository of my QStripper program's source code,
everything has been put on one line. At the top of column two on page 9,
it should read as follows:
cd src
mkdir qstripper
cd qstripper
svn checkout http://qstripp
Evening Roy,
Roy wood wrote:
> I have spent the last week deliberating about whether to write anything
> here about the article in QL Today. In some ways I was very disinclined
> to do it because I did not want it to turn in one of those acrimonious
> arguments that run on these pages.
As I wrote
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
> Norman - try this for info:
> http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Thanks Dilwyn, I have subscribed.
Phoebus R. Dokos wrote:
> That's because it is rarely used :)
> Address is: ql-develop...@q-v-d.com
> You subscribe just like you did with ql-users
Hi Phoebus, where ha
Evening Peter,
Peter wrote:
> If you have further questions, try the ql-developers mailing list.
at the risk of sounding a little stupid, what ql-developers list do you
refer to? I've never heard of it!
Thanks.
Cheers,
Norman.
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Evening Urs,
> did somebody implement the MD5 algorithm in S*BASIC?
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Md5
Not that I am aware of.
> Or is there a 68K assembler implementation? This could be the base for a
> Toolkit-command.
Not yet!
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Norman.
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Evening Dilwyn,
I can't help with the MDV cartridges as I never had that program - for
obvious reasons! ;-)
> I have been trying to help someone transfer some microdrive cartridges to an
> emulator and am having problems transferring a copy of Astrologer from
> Digital Precision from microdrive
Evening Andy,
> Well someone sent me a Soduko SB program but I have unfortunatly lost it! It
> looked very interesting & I'm asking it it could be reposted, please.
That somebody would have been me!
Sorry to hear that you lost it though, I do that from time to time. I
shall send you another to y
Evening Andy,
Andy Barber wrote:
> Is there a Soduku QL SuperBASIC program that can generate/solve a Soduku grid?
I wrote a generate a while back in response to a challenge laid down in
QL Toady magazine. It doesn't solve the puzzles it generates though.
It is written in SuperBasic only and gene
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