P Witte wrote:
I can understand that a qxl.win container file could get fragmented
during creation. But do you mean that the container file can get
fragmenbted on the Windoze side by file operations on the QL side too?
No, once it's in one piece it should stay that way. But then I
sometimes
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Marcel Kilgus
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Tobias Fröschle wrote:
Did I say already that QPC2 is the most enjoyable piece of software I
bought in the last couple of years, already?
Thanks a lot :-)
For the people wondering where the new release is, there are
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Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2007 9:43 PM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] New here
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Marcel Kilgus
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Tobias Fröschle wrote:
Did I say already that QPC2
The only problem that I have had with qxl.win was when I had a drive
(IE: win1_, win2_) space that was nearly full. If I added, deleted
or modified too many files it could get very fragmented and suddenly
run out of 'room' even though it showed enough left. To solve that I
normally would
At 22:25 21/04/2007, you wrote:
Yes 3.01 is an early version - I have been trying to help this user off
the list, but I'm darned if I can remember how to get plus4setup to work
from win1_ - it looks for its configure files on flp1_
If it is not an egg sucking lesson could you not change drive
Yes 3.01 is an early version - I have been trying to help this user
off
the list, but I'm darned if I can remember how to get plus4setup to
work
from win1_ - it looks for its configure files on flp1_
As I remember, for the plus4 version 3 I have here:
Execute text87
select the New
Rich Mellor writes:
On Sun, 22 Apr 2007 13:17:15 +0100, Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Yes 3.01 is an early version - I have been trying to help this user
off
the list, but I'm darned if I can remember how to get plus4setup to
work
from win1_ - it looks for its configure files on
Rich Mellor schrieb:
On Sun, 22 Apr 2007 15:46:45 +0100, Tobias Fröschle
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I observed the same thing with QPC 3.33:
(Got no floppy drive on my laptop as well)
copy xxx_exe ram1_
flp_use ram
ex flp1_xxx_exe
--- Not found
copy win1_xxx_exe to flp1_test
I've just tried my copy - the version shown on the opening screen
(top
left) is
Text 87 Plus 4 v3
(C) 1992 Software 87
Seems my version is way older (I can only see the version in the
binary)
- It's 3.01
Looks like that may be the problem. If it's a Text87 original, might
be worth
Dilwyn Jones schrieb:
I've just tried my copy - the version shown on the opening screen (top
left) is
Text 87 Plus 4 v3
(C) 1992 Software 87
Seems my version is way older (I can only see the version in the binary)
- It's 3.01
This only works if QPC2 is started in mode 4, with a screen
Marcel Kilgus schrieb:
Tobias Fröschle wrote:
What I'm basically interested in right now is how I can revive my old
collection of software, most importantly Text87, which is by far the
most expensive piece of my software collection. It just doesn't seem to
like the QPC. Any hints on
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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 and DVDs are the
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], P Witte
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Clip
Oh well, just backup your entire disk then, they will say. The problem
is that by doing that you also back up a whole heap of totally
unnecessary stuff, thereby creating extra work for you and a logistical
nightmare, as each
What I'm basically interested in right now is how I can revive my old
collection of software, most importantly Text87, which is by far the
most expensive piece of my software collection. It just doesn't seem
to
like the QPC. Any hints on that, maybe?
This is one of the things I cant
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As its something thats been on my mind recently, there is one piece of
advice I have for someone in your situation: While you have your QL up
and running, if you havent already done so, backup any old microdrives
and floppies to hard disk and CD/DVD as soon as
In a message dated 17/04/2007 23:34:07 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What I'm basically interested in right now is how I can revive my old
collection of software, most importantly Text87, which is by far the
most expensive piece of my software collection. It just doesn't
I just recently browsed ye olde this' and thats in the basement and
came
across a box of my old QL stuff buried under 10 years of dust. I
couldn't stand it for long and now he's back on the desk again:
Sinclair
QL, basically brand new (has been bought at that time as an occasion
for
Tobias Fröschle wrote:
What I'm basically interested in right now is how I can revive my old
collection of software, most importantly Text87, which is by far the
most expensive piece of my software collection. It just doesn't seem to
like the QPC. Any hints on that, maybe?
Some have already
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 and DVDs are the medium of the day (as were microdrives and
floppies in their day). Round the next corner
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 and DVDs are the medium of the day (as were microdrives and
floppies in their
Gents, (Ladies?)
I just recently joined the list and wanted to shortly introduce myself...
I just recently browsed ye olde this' and thats in the basement and came
across a box of my old QL stuff buried under 10 years of dust. I
couldn't stand it for long and now he's back on the desk again:
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