QUANTA has, in its North West Depot (RWAP's notation for my house!!) a
Serial 8056 second user printer complete with manual and spare paper roll.
(item 1009 if anyone wants to buy it!) Am I sitting on a GOLD MINE or
merely a lump of COAL?
Regards,
John Gilpin.
Does the lucky buyer have to COAL
ql-users-requ...@lists.q-v-d.com wrote:
From: "Dilwyn Jones"
Subject: [Ql-Users] Small Basic
To: "QL-Users list"
I notice that Micro$oft have released something called "Small Basic"
(it's been around a while actually) which is a cousin to their QBasic
and the like, designed to go with the .ne
QUANTA has, in its North West Depot (RWAP's notation for my house!!) a
Serial 8056 second user printer complete with manual and spare paper roll.
(item 1009 if anyone wants to buy it!) Am I sitting on a GOLD MINE or merely
a lump of COAL?
Regards,
John Gilpin.
- Original Message -
Op Fri, 20 Mar 2009 16:03:01 +0100 schreef Dilwyn Jones
:
I notice that Micro$oft have released something called "Small Basic"
(it's been around a while actually) which is a cousin to their QBasic
and the like, designed to go with the .net framework etc. But above all,
what got my attenti
Oh the 8056, what memories! It would take about half an hour to print out
a DP Astrologer graphic, but it worked, if you can (still) find the
(expensive) paper!
That's a point - there must be a few of these printers in circulation, I
wonder where John gets the paperfrom? Or does it use fax rolls
Oh the 8056, what memories! It would take about half an hour to print out a DP
Astrologer graphic, but it worked, if you can (still) find the (expensive)
paper!
Does it still require coal to be put in the back? LOL
ACB
John, you can get a replacement manual for this printer from my website:
Dilwyn Jones schrieb:
I notice that Micro$oft have released something called "Small Basic" (it's been around a
while actually) which is a cousin to their QBasic and the like, designed to go with the .net
framework etc. But above all, what got my attention was that it was "designed to put the fu
John, you can get a replacement manual for this printer from my website:
http://www.dilwyn.uk6.net/docs/manuals/ser8056.zip
It lists the code, which IIRC is a subset of very basic Epson commands,
including a 60 dots per inch graphics mode. Control codes are listed from
page 21.
Some of Quill
Anyone know what settings to use for this printer on the ql for quill,
easel, abacus and archive
Thanks all
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http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Q-DICT
This is a new pointer driven dictionary program, which uses plain text
dictionaries commonly available on the web. The program itself is pointer
driven and lets you enter a word or phrase in one language and it will
search for a translation or meaning. Various types of search are availa
Dilwyn,
Odd, the only thing I can find is a URL for smsqe , no reference to anything
else, rather than a Tower of Hanoi (I do want Mr. Kennedy's version, even if
with others. I can make a whole "Towwer of Hanoi" "folder"). Am I missing
something (not unlikely)?
Thanks,
Doug 37830 USA
I emailed
I notice that Micro$oft have released something called "Small Basic" (it's been
around a while actually) which is a cousin to their QBasic and the like,
designed to go with the .net framework etc. But above all, what got my
attention was that it was "designed to put the fun back into programming
The latest version of UCONFIG, my program for producing config blocks
for S*BASIC, C and assembler programs, contained mistakes in the
assembler output.
This has been corrected and the new version is on my site:
http://web.ukonline.co.uk/george.gwilt/
George
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Thanks,
Doug L. 37830 USA
Hi Doug,
I've attached the original QL basic program listing (HANOI) and a zipped
copy in case the original basic program doesn't survive email. The zipped
copy should survive whatever damage this PC can do!
Also, if you look on my QL website, in the games section at
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