Hi Norman,
OK, so get 0.9.52
Version 0.9.52 obtained and installed. QPC runs, slowly, and still gives
repeating characters - but not all the time. It is now workable - sort of.
I notice that if I pause at the keyboard then start typing, I get the
repeats. Pressing ENTER a few times then
Morning Marcel,
It used to be TASM (Turbo Assembler), but when Borland discontinued it
and certain bugs made development difficult I switched to MASM
(Microsoft Assembler). TASM was the far superior choice when I started
out but fortunately MASM has caught up a bit in the meantime and now
is
Morning Marcel,
Version 0.9.52 obtained and installed. QPC runs, slowly, and still gives
repeating characters - but not all the time. It is now workable - sort of.
Hmm. Even on my trusty P3-600 server over a virtual VNC X session over
a WLAN link QPC ran pretty usable when I just tried it.
Morning Wolfgang,
I notice that if I pause at the keyboard then start typing, I get the
repeats. Pressing ENTER a few times then typing again doesn't give the
repeating keys.
I also have noticed that this is not always true. After some time of usage,
even pressing ENTER repeatedly has no
Evening Marcel,
cd ~/.wine/dosdevices
ln -s /dev/fd0 a::
ln -s /mnt/floppy a:
Ok, tried that. No effect. dir flp1_ gave me a header for win1 instead
with the sector count for the win drive and not for the floppy.
On startup I set dos1_ to be the A:\ drive, and a dir dos1_ gave me A:\
0/0
Hi Wolfgang,
Perhaps using a PC formatted floppy is a way around this, for now?
Just tried that as well, nothing works. dir flp1_ gives me a stat of the
win drive and dir dos1_ (a:\ is configured as dos1_ on startup) gives me
0/0 sectors.
:-(
Cheers,
Norman.
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Does anyone know how to turn off the damn fast find indexing service
in Windows?
I know it can be selected during Windows installation, but I can't
find the control for it and I'm obviously not entering the right term
into Help as that gives nothing of any use.
There's
Hi Dilwyn,
Try typing Fast into the Help and Support search box. This returns 15
items in each category including the M$ Knowledge base.
Hope this helps.
John Gilpin.
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Rich Mellor wrote:
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Does anyone know how to turn off the damn fast find indexing service
in Windows?
I know it can be selected during Windows installation, but I can't
find the control for it and I'm obviously not entering the right term
into Help as that gives nothing of
Hi Tony,
You may try using a command prompt and typiing net stop cisvc
This will stop Indexing Services.
And finally, I'mm fully agree with you. M$ have a lot of problems to make
reliable products.
Cheers,
Jimmy.
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Go to control panel (classic view) - administrative tools -
services
Then find Indexing Service.
Right click on it and STOP the service
Right click and select properties - change startup to Disabled.
Ah, thanks. Done.
When clicking on 'Services' I get:
Microsoft Management Console has
There are two parallel threads here. On the one hand people complaining
about Windows and on the other people struggling with Linux, which, to
the uninitiated, it a maze of undocumented and unhelpful commands.
Does this not posit a hypothesis :
i.e. no one writes software/OS that works -
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Much faster than on Windows. On a very unscientific test, I counted
about 20 cursor on-off cycles in about 8 seconds.
Could you (and anybody else having increased cursor blink frequency)
run this Basic program? Tell me what values it's printing (47 to 50 is
normal).
I don't have PW or PL commands on my system so this fails to run.
jim
On Jan 7, 2008, at 8:06 PM, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Much faster than on Windows. On a very unscientific test, I counted
about 20 cursor on-off cycles in about 8 seconds.
Could you (and anybody else
On 7 Jan 2008 at 23:29, James Hunkins wrote:
I don't have PW or PL commands on my system so this fails to run.
jim
Neither do I, but I believe that these are basic procs defined in the
program itself.
Running it on QPC2 under windows gives me 49 or 50.
I'll test tonight under Wine.
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