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Tony Church wrote:
<"summer" W Midlands show>
> Thank you for the invite, yes I would be interested in coming. If you would
> let me know the venue.
>
You will get an emailshot from me in September
Tony
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Tony Firshman wrote:
> I have to install a new 24 partition backup hard disk for my BBS.
> Considering it was a partly non-working ex-Windows disk back in 1998, it
> has lasted pretty well.
>
> The main hard disk has been working perfe
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I have to install a new 24 partition backup hard disk for my BBS.
Considering it was a partly non-working ex-Windows disk back in 1998, it
has lasted pretty well.
The main hard disk has been working perfectly since 1986 I think.
Anyway I am hitting a
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Tony Firshman wrote:
> Tony Church wrote:
>> Tony (Firshman)
>
>> Thank you for your reply and sorry about the tardy response but I have had a
>> few problems that has kept me busy.
>> I would be happy to purchase the bo
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> Morning Dilwyn,
>
>>> Unfortunately, the only copy available uses the Runtime Archive with
>>> a protected BOOT_PRO program. Does anyone know how to make this load
>>> into a standard Archive, so that I can supply the unpr
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Tony Church wrote:
> Tony (Firshman)
>
> Thank you for your reply and sorry about the tardy response but I have had a
> few problems that has kept me busy.
> I would be happy to purchase the board if you can find it or hire it if you
&
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Ralf Reköndt wrote:
> From: "Tony Firshman"
>
> Ah I might even *have* one of those somewhere. Finding it is a
> different matter.
>
> They were very different in design. Didn't they also *look* different?
>
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> Tony Firshman schreef:
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>> Ralf Reköndt wrote:
>>> From: "Marco Vacquier"
>>>
>>>> @Tony F., when you v
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Ralf Reköndt wrote:
> From: "Marco Vacquier"
>
>> @Tony F., when you visit Eindhoven next October, I may show you the
>> second one for you to see. That is, if it resembles the keyboard as is
>> shown on the pictures on the following link:
>>
>> http:
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>> Tony Church wrote:
>>> I am not sue that the original got through so I am resending, my apologies
>>&g
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Tony Church wrote:
> I am not sue that the original got through so I am resending, my apologies
> if you have already received it.
It did not arrive.
> I am trying to revive an old QL in order to retrieve some information.
>
> I believe I have ever
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Dr M. Hanias wrote:
> Impressive shots !!! Can anyone put in production such things??? And why
> there is not a divide product for QL such the divide plus for the spectrum
> ?? See the link
These were cases only I suspect!
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Marcel Kilgus wrote:
> Dilwyn Jones wrote:
>> Thanks Laurence. It's in SMSQ/E and a JM ROM on my Aurora, but I
>> haven't tried a Minerva yet.
>
> Actually it's not the LRESPR command but the RAM drive which has
> this "feature". All other devices are
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> About the only time that baler twine couldn't fix the problem I suspect. My
> dad was of farming stock as well (sheep, pigs etc) but his electrical problem
> is red/green colour blindness. I've been wiring plugs for him si
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>>> Good god are you sure they are not twins.
>>> Sarah turns my bath water off
>>> when it is about 6 inches deep before I even get near.
>
> Well, Aliosn doesn't do that, but I think it's funny that sheis 'scared' that
>
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> I don't know what happened to the link, best to cut and paste. Clicking on it
> takes you to the 1 and 1 email system. How strange. When I pasted it in, it
> pasted as text and does show the proper location. It seems broke
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>> I am only kidding (of course). Sarah is *exactly* the same - I mean
>> *exactly*. I really wish I had not fitted switched sockets. Many is
>> the time I have wasted 10 minutes as I waited for the kettle to boil.
>> One ti
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Tony,
>
>> ... so you will be switching off the fridge/freezer, central heating
>> (and draining it), answer machine etc then (8-)#
>
> I always drain the central heating before I go out - doesn't everyone?
> No I get your
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> With ADSL, a fixed IP address range and oneandone redirection I run all
>> my websites locally. I get 740kbps outgoing which is not too bad for users.
>
> Yes, I had a fixed IP at Demon which was great. I considered hostin
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> Unfortunately not. Web Mail was working until 2nd July when it went
> 'phut' and that was that. No account, no Web mail and no web site.
> Currently 1 and 1 (1and1.co.uk) are the ones that I registered my
> dunbar-it.co.uk d
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> Does anyone know the file structure of the Qx0 hard disk. Is it the same as
> the QXL.win format?
> Is there any documentation anywhere.
I am sure Peter Graf will answer, but isn't it the same (or similar) to
Qubide, and
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Rich Mellor wrote:
> I have a couple of second hand MicroP disk interfaces - these were the
> ones which used FDK as the drive identifier (rather than FLP) - does
> anyone know of any means of patching them to change the identifier from
> BASIC, or
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> Thanks - I now have Pascal and the Monitor - just Forth to go.
>
> It would be nice to get Forth released as freeware too - I think the
> only other version was the one sold by Digital Precision and no idea who
> wrote that an
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
>> None of the backplanes I know, including Qplane and Mplane, have any
>> buffering.
> No, when I looked at this in more detail, I realised it was only the
> CST Q+4 which had buffering - it had a small circuit board which
> fit
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
> The MPlane and Qubbesoft's QPlane were both designed to help with
> putting QL and Aurora circuit boards into PC style cases - they helped
> you with getting the QL or Aurora and the expansion cards to work from
> the PC case
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Tony Firshman wrote:
> Neil Riley wrote:
>> ...Goldfire?
>
>> Just noticed it in 'TF Services' MPLANE description. Mentioned in the
>> same breath as Gold/ Super gold card.
>> Was there a secret third member of
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Neil Riley wrote:
> ...Goldfire?
>
> Just noticed it in 'TF Services' MPLANE description. Mentioned in the
> same breath as Gold/ Super gold card.
> Was there a secret third member of the Gold Card family??
That should be:
"Gold/ SuperGold card" - a
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Norman/
>> I know of no way a QL would zap a monitor. The other way round is
>> *very* common (8-)#
> Yes, but my knowledge of electronics and what can and cannot be done is very
> very limited so while it is possible that t
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> What is a TV then, Norman ?
> A TV is like a monitor, except it doesn't have the same resolution. :o( Every
> home should have one - although, nowadays, it seems that every room has to
> have
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dilwyn Jones
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>
>> How many other modern consumer goods can be expected to work after
>> periods of non-use nearly a quarter of a century after they were made!
>
>
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Rick Chagouri-Brindle wrote:
>> Plus, wireless doesn't work in the house from up to downstairs - there is a
>> pre-stressed concrete floor between the two locations and it works
>> splendidly as a RF filter - of the 'no-pass' variety. Oh hum !
>>
>>
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Marco Vacquier wrote:
> Arnould schreef:
>> Hello,
>>
>> Who foresees to go to Eindhoven on June 16?
>
> I go to Eindhoven on June 16
>
> Marco
He he - may I correct the above:
Arnould: "Who expects to go Eindhoven on June 16?"
Marco: "I will be
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Neil Riley wrote:
>> Who foresees to go to Eindhoven on June 16?
>>
>>> Not me. I am taking and printing (on the spot) portrait photos at
> my
>>> local church fair!
>
> In 512 x 256 mode 4 ? ;-)
>
If only.
I will have two printers going, so ho
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Arnould wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Who foresees to go to Eindhoven on June 16?
>
Not me. I am taking and printing (on the spot) portrait photos at my
local church fair!
Tony
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David Tubbs wrote:
> PS, forgot to mention I still have the QXL, original enquirer did not respond.
He did not respond to me either, and I sold it to someone else!
Tony
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Derek Stewart wrote:
> Phoebus sold the Compact flash adapters to anyone who wanted them, I
> have a couple sitting doing nothing.
>
... and I have one too.
They are easily available though commercially.
As I said there is no hardware logic, just s
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Neil Riley wrote:
> Thats a shame, we just got rid of a dozen or so of those PCMCIA compact
> flash cards, only a few Mb each though.
> They fetch quite a price on ebay hence the reason why they were
> gotten rid of...
>
They are still dirt cheap
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Neil Riley wrote:
>
> There is - Qubide.
>
> I meant, a decent memory size Compact flash equalivant.
>
>>> So did I. Qubide runs a standard Compact Flash adapter.
>>> After all CF is IDE and requires no special hardware.
>
> Is that
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Neil Riley wrote:
> Neil Riley wrote:
> Ebay auction nbrs
>
> 130114107154 - divIDE CF interface for ZX Spectrum -
> CompactFlash!
> &
> 130115931446 - divIDE interface for ZX Spectrum - connect HDD to
> ZX
>
> Now, I'
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Neil Riley wrote:
> Ebay auction nbrs
>
> 130114107154 - divIDE CF interface for ZX Spectrum - CompactFlash!
> &
> 130115931446 - divIDE interface for ZX Spectrum - connect HDD to ZX
>
> Now, I'm actually quite impressed with this, why isn't ther
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Neil Riley wrote:
> Norman,
>
> German spam doesn't get through our firewall although the occasional Viagra
> advert does and this morning 'Emma'
> wants to talk to me about 're: The other night' , sadly, i can't remember
> Emma, you'd imagine i
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> finally a global player building our hardware?
>
> http://notebook.samsung.de/subtype_com_related_notebook_q40pro.asp
>
You mean you didn't trademark the name (8-)#
Tony
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Marcel Kilgus wrote:
> gwicks wrote:
>> Quanta has used "mailto" for years without too many problems.
>
> I've used it for at least 3 years without much problems. Then suddenly
> all hell broke lose. Had to get rid of the contact address soon
> afterw
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dan volvo wrote:
> Just a short announcement that the new QUANTA website
> was launched last week :
>
> * http://www.quanta.org.uk *
>
>
Looks very good. I though would *never* use mailto: on any site I run -
invites spam.
CGI link to form is
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David Tubbs wrote:
> At 16:54 01/05/2007, you wrote:
>>> Try www.gtopala.com Very useful [and free for private use] :-)
>> Searched in vain for a download.
>> THis is a better link:
>> http://www.shareup.com/SIW-download-23742.html
>>
>> Tony
>
>
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> David wrote:
>
> I must try and write a program to see just how many directories there are.
> ===
>
> Try www.gtopala.com Very useful [and free for private use] :-)
Searched in vain for a download.
THis is a be
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David McCann wrote:
> All this has prompted me to look at my own 40GB disk. It is reported to
> have a capacity of 35.5GB (just 5.5GB used!), showing that Seagate used
> factors of 1000 and Linux of 1024. Looking at unused directories shows
> that ever
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Bob Spelten wrote:
> Op Thu, 26 Apr 2007 12:33:18 +0200 schreef Tony Firshman
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>> Has anyone got a pdf of the QXL manual?
>>
>> Failing the whole manual, which is large and includes SMSQ,
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Has anyone got a pdf of the QXL manual?
Failing the whole manual, which is large and includes SMSQ, the
installation part would be enough.
Tony
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
> As they write data to next available space, which means that an item can
> become scattered across a hard disk surface.
>
> It doesn't happen in QL world ... :-)
I don't know details but I bet you are wrong.
If a media *only
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David Tubbs wrote:
> What ever the monitor lead if the TV is seeing nothing it is probably
> the display chip, 8302 ? Surely the weakest one of the lot.
Yes indeed - but it is the 8301 (often labelled 8345)
Tony
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P Witte wrote:
> Robert Newson writes:
>> P Witte wrote:
>>
>> ...
I have serious doubts whether modern, CD-ROM based systems could keep
the data for so long. I would never use CDs or DVDs for long-term
storage of important data.
>>> CDs
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Robert Newson wrote:
> Rick Chagouri-Brindle wrote:
>
> ...
> >>Try fdisk d: in a command line and see what transpires.
>
> I wouldn't expect that (fdisk d:) to work as d: wouldn't exist. IIRC when
> you run fdisk on a PC under [some form of] DOS,
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John Gilpin wrote:
>>From the DOS Command line, have you tried "FDisk"? I think it is self
> explanatory but be careful to format the right disk - Formatting your C
> Drive would be disastrous.
>
> If in doubt, most basic DOS books will walk you thr
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
> Google brings up - rwapadventures.com/ql_wiki/ - at the top of the list
>
> So, I guess it has caught up ... :-)
>
Nope. It was a glitch when you tried it. As I reported *days* ago,
Google had the Rwap link at the top in bo
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Laurence Reeves wrote:
> Wikipedia mentions me.
Sure does - I bet you put that page in, so that is cheating (8-)#
> The new one doesn't. :)
Tony
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Rich Mellor wrote:
> Well as usual there are two camps here - one that thinks we should have a
> centralised QL resource, and one that thinks we should just tag it all
> onto the Wikipedia.
Surely the wikipedia *is* the centralised resource. I did
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John Sadler wrote:
> On Saturday 07 April 2007 08:52, Tony Firshman wrote:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sinclair_QL
>
> Does http://www.rwapadventures.com/ql_wiki/ offer any better features?
>
> Is there any sens
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Laurence Reeves wrote:
> George Gwilt wrote:
>> On 7 Apr 2007, at 16:04, Laurence Reeves wrote:
>>
>>> (And Tony, I always pronounce it Wi-ki-pe-di-op-hi-li-ac". I invented
>>> the word. I can define the "correct" way to pronounce it! So there!)
>> Er
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> (And Tony, I always pronounce it Wi-ki-pe-di-op-hi-li-ac". I invented
> the word. I can define the "correct" way to pronounce it! So there!)
he he. I would like to *hear* you saying that.
Tony
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Rich Mellor wrote:
> The trouble is that people see things like QDOS in the wiki as solely PC
> related and I think that they then delete the Sinclair reference - I have
> added a paragraph on QDOS several times, but it keeps getting deleted, so
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Laurence Reeves wrote:
> (Signed: A Wikipediophiliac/Wikipedaholic)
> (Hey, I like the first one... exactly two letters per syllable.)
Not quite:
wi
ki
pe
di
o
phi
li
ac
Tony
(in pedant mode (8-)# )
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http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sinclair_QL
Does http://www.rwapadventures.com/ql_wiki/ offer any better features?
Is there any sense it producing two?
Unless Rich's one offers unique facilities, it seems to me to make more
sense to us and
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http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sinclair_QL
Does http://www.rwapadventures.com/ql_wiki/ offer any better features?
Is there any sense it producing two?
Unless Rich's one offers unique facilities, it seems to me to make more
sense to us and
> replies are shown.
>
> Also plain text at 80 characters per line, makes it simple and easy to
> scan for reading.
>
... and mailers like Thunderbird and Turnpike (but *not* Outlook I
think) will protect quoted (indented) text from editing accidentally,
and make them a different col
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Marcel Kilgus wrote:
> David McCann wrote:
>> I know you're very keen on Windows, Roy,
I don't think he is at all - he just has to work in that environment in
real life.
>> but you're missing the
>> point ... and this a point which applied (to some ext
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> Morning all,
>>
>>
>>
>>> If, and only if a pin is bent, first ground yourself on a radiator
>>> then take a pair of fine pliers or tweezers (available from maplin) =
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Vista is just a glorified Windows 95 - it's vastly expensive, it under
> performns, it requires a huge investment in hardware and provides nothing
> much in return. Stick with XP if you have
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Morning all,
>
>
>> If, and only if a pin is bent, first ground yourself on a radiator
>> then take a pair of fine pliers or tweezers (available from maplin) =
>
> if I might point out
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John Sadler wrote:
> The facility to edit or provide a comment does not seem to be there.
>
> If Tony managed perhaps he can tell us how.
Register!
Tony
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Rich Mellor wrote:
> Thankyou to the people who have contributed to the QL Wiki so far.
>
> However, can I remind people that it is supposed to be a single online
> resource, therefore rather than just making some of the links direct
> hyperlinks
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Rich Mellor wrote:
> I have launched a QL Software Wiki if people wish to start contributing to
> it, it can be found at:
>
> http://www.rwapadventures.com/ql_wiki/
>
> I will start adding content when I get chance.
How about a hardware section?
T
he next two issues will be Dilwyn's ZIP file tutorial. I wanted to
> follow this with something on QL Hardware and - this the ideal stuff for
> it Tony Firshman has agreed to write a history of T.F. Services products
> for this (could we have this for two issues time Tony?.)
Possibl
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Richard Kilpatrick wrote:
> I don't seem to see posts I make here, but I get messages? Either BT
> is being very slow, or I'm blocked somehow? Is anyone seeing messages
> from me?
You msg about OPD etc arrived.
Tony
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silvercreekvalley wrote:
> I've noticed that the composite PAL output from
> my QL is quite rough - the output is quite jittery
> and colours ghost where they overlap.
>
> Is there any way of tidying the output up at all?
>
> I'm using the composite
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> On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 21:10:14 -0000, Tony Firshman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
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>> Rich Mellor wrote:
>>> On Wed, 2
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> Tony Firshman wrote:
>> Mozilla Thunderbird in fact does not include header viewing option -
>> this has to be an extension. I tried with ql-users messages, and the
>> header is so long, one cannot see the bo
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> wrote:
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>> Malcolm Cadman wrote:
>>> In mess
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Roy wood
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>
>> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
>
>>> Veery hard to understand the question since the header of each mail
>>> contains :-
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Rich
> Mellor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>
>> Yes I could do this, but I wanted to ensure that the code would also work
>> on a Gold Card for possible future projects - not just QWord. Still
>>
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Roy wood wrote:
> Since this thread is about this list can someone tell me the current
> method for subscribing?
>
> I have a new user who wants to sign on but the list has changed many
> times since I subscribed and I have no idea what to tell him.
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Rich Mellor wrote:
> On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 10:03:19 -, Jan Palenicek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
I know I keep harping on about it but take another look at the
spectrum,
the best emulators for that Fuse (for linux) and Spin (for wi
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> Have just got my Aldi computer setup - Dual core Pentium 2.8, 1 Gig
>> ram, 250 Gig hard drive, and Windows Vista home Premium.
>
> By any chance Bill, do you have an Apple iPod?
>
> If
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Robert Newson wrote:
> Tony Firshman wrote:
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>> Dennis S wrote:
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>>> John,
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>>> In Outlook Tools Menu click:
>>> O
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Dennis S wrote:
> John,
>
> In Outlook Tools Menu click:
> Options, Send, Mail Sending Format, Plain Text settings:
> Tick the box; "Indent the original text when replying or
> forwarding."
>
> Viola,
>
> Denny
Forwarding? Does that mean 'replying
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gwicks wrote:
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> The USB project was a good example of this. It concerns a major need of the
> QL community, it was not expensive and it involves an established trader
> with a proven track record. As it happens Tony Firshman ha
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John Gilpin wrote:
> Thanks for the advice Tony,
> Are you suggesting that I just leave out the brackets? Like this, or do I
> have to set up something else in OE if so what?
Yes indeed. I have long since removed OE, but it *does* default the way
you
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Jan Palenicek wrote:
> Well, that's all what I have on my QL. I think it will be nice hardcore to
> show the demo running on unexpanded QL and loaded from microdrives :-)
>
That is exactly what some early QL games written by almost another Jan -
Jan
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John Gilpin wrote:
> - Original Message -
> From: "gwicks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 7:20 PM
> Subject: Re: [ql-users] Comment from the "Traditional" QUANTA Committee
>
>
>> - Origi
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omega wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I want to present kind of "demo" for QL on the retro-computing
> competition called Forever see: http://forever.zeroteam.sk
> I did some graphics already on PC and it looks good (looks cool in fact
> :-). But, I need to
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Dave Walker wrote:
Dave/
> In terms of using quotes around the filename, I get into the habit of doing
> this as it allows for characters that would not be valid if used without
> quotes.
In a similar vein, I remember you being very pedantic with k
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Rich Mellor wrote:
> Oh well best take cover before I upset the whole community all over
> again. I do not understand all the arguments and don't have time or the
> inclination to research the problem / solution especially as it is not
> going
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Phil Kett wrote:
> Yes, there are a lot of old books that cover programming the basic QL -
> I have a lot of them already. The problem is that these cover only the
> basic QL and the original QDOS system, most don't even cover Minerva.
I have just
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Roy wood wrote:
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Phil Kett
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>> I think we have to face the fact that the QL is a dying breed - we're
>> not going to get any new hardware due to costs, and new software is only
>> going to b
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Neil Riley wrote:
Neil/
> Scrub that, format ROM1_ has worked. The original format only took
> a second and caused the problems. This time it took a while ( hadn't
> crashed the Aurora) and appears to be ok now.
Yes it takes quite a while. There sh
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Neil Riley wrote:
> Neil Riley wrote:
> Thanks Tony,
> That worked a treat, RomDisq came back online
> immediatly. Haven't needed to format rom1_ though.
>
>>> That is good. However I would backup all files, and "format
> rom1_full".
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Neil Riley wrote:
> Thanks Tony,
> That worked a treat, RomDisq came back online
> immediatly. Haven't needed to format rom1_ though.
>
That is good. However I would backup all files, and "format rom1_full".
There clearly has been some sort of data
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Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
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> On the other hand, SMSQ/E HAS progressed, thanks to Marcel, of course, but
> not only him:
>
> Bruno Coativy
> Fabrizio Diversi
> Phoebus Dokos
> George Gwilt
> Jerome Grimbert
> John Hall
> Marcel Kilgus
> Mark Swift
Tha
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Neil Riley wrote:
> Tony,
> I inherited this RomDisq as it came with my Aurora, so I must be
> excused
> for not backing up the driver. If you know what the driver is called or
> if some
> kind sole can furnish me with a copy, I can try to revive it.
>
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Neil Riley wrote:
> Guys,
>
> All this chat of new hardware, new mmc memory expansion etc has
> upset my RomDisq, It has. over the last hour, breathed it's last breath
>
> and died just like that.
>
> It's no longer mentioned on the startup scr
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