On 8 Jan 2002, at 11:55, Phoebus R. Dokos wrote:
If a QL user (again IMHO) wanted to get a PC with Linux then he/she could
have the same results with a Q60 and at the same time supporting the
platform AND getting a real hardware QL based machine :-)
I totally agree!
Wolfgang
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002 19:37:01 + (GMT), Dexter wrote:
On Tue, 8 Jan 2002, Thierry Godefroy wrote:
It is on the Italian club website (link on my Web site page), as
well as in the new QDOS/SMS systems software repository:
http://smsq.free.fr/
I downloaded the zipped JSROM disassembly,
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Subject: [ql-users] IQLR, Vol 5 Issue 1 (May 1995) (was: Future of QL)
IQLR, Vol 5 Issue 1 (May 1995) where Tony showed how to add
language
dependent
To start this off, you are welcome to use all of the material on my QL
documentation page if this helps.
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Phoebus R. Dokos wrote:
What, the driver? Not really.
Wrong question... what I meant is... is it read (the status of the
mouse)
at the same addresses as QIMI ?
Certainly, if you're using a QIMI interface. But not on QPC, Q40,
QXL...
Marcel
Is there a way to directly read the pointer
Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
Morning Dennis,
I have the system installed on a 100Mb Zip disc which I take
back and forth with me so I have the same setup at home and
at work.
I use a CD-RW for the same purpose...
My system used to be a CD-R with QPC on it which stayed at work (like
Norman, no
Wolfgang Lenerz wrote:
Phew!
I just came back from holoday, and there were 191 message in this
list over a 2 weeks period!
Who said the QL was dead?
Drat, he didn't tell me whoever it was!
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Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Is there a way to directly read the pointer position [take the example
of a screen saver program which is displaying a screen saver module
(external program) but needs to monitor the mouse to see if it's been
moved in order to to restore the screen] which is compatible
On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 04:35:12PM -, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Phoebus R. Dokos wrote:
What, the driver? Not really.
Wrong question... what I meant is... is it read (the status of the
mouse)
at the same addresses as QIMI ?
Certainly, if you're using a QIMI interface. But not on QPC,
At 07:57 ìì 9/1/2002 +0100, you wrote:
On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 04:35:12PM -, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Phoebus R. Dokos wrote:
What, the driver? Not really.
Wrong question... what I meant is... is it read (the status of the
mouse)
at the same addresses as QIMI ?
Certainly, if
Phoebus R. Dokos wrote:
Hmmm another undocumented feature... nothing in the SMS reference manual
:-) Or at least I didn't see it. Thanks Richard
No, this isn't documented anywhere, but I did post a quite
comprehensive list just one month or so ago.
Marcel
Thank you.
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Is there a way to directly read the pointer position [take the
example
of a screen saver program which is displaying a screen saver module
(external program) but needs to monitor the mouse to see if it's
been
Hi all,
the Guardian (Times) font pack for ProForma is available for use, copy and
abuse . It includes the Euro (of course) and it's available at the
following weights:
Normal, Italic, Bold, Bold Italic
Until I upload it somewhere (Dilwyn, Thierry...) you can get it off of
me... just send me
I also had no problem, but transfered it to SMSQ/E on my
Q40 before unzipping it.
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John Rawden St.Leonards-on-Sea East Sussex
Running Linux on a Q40
On
Hi all (again),
I created a (temporary) web page enabling anyone interest to download my
free ProForma Font Packs
here's the addy:
http://www.redoak.net/QL/proforma.html
Thanks,
Phoebus
Right now am having enough trouble just getting windows to work
reliably.
Isn't that a contradiciton in terms? The words 'windows' and work
reliably can't exist together in one sentence, can they?
At 09:46 ìì 9/1/2002 +, you wrote:
Right now am having enough trouble just getting windows to work
reliably.
Isn't that a contradiciton in terms? The words 'windows' and work
reliably can't exist together in one sentence, can they?
Of course in three cases
Case 1.
Prefix the word
Hi Nasta,
[...] The proper way to 'save' the Q40/60 against ISA card
dissapearing, is to produce a Q40 speciffic 'ISA' IO card. This could
easily be a combo-card, which would also solve the 'only two slot' problem.
All of the functions you mention except network (but then also some
additional
Robert Newson wrote:
Right now am having enough trouble just getting windows to work
reliably.
Isn't that a contradiciton in terms? The words 'windows' and work
reliably can't exist together in one sentence, can they?
Of course they can, as in you can't get Windows to work reliable
On Wed, 9 Jan 2002, Peter Graf wrote:
If it had MultiIO/Ethernet as well, it seems to me that such a card would
be a very good preparation for your XY-Fire!
This has me thinking. In what ways does the Q60 ISA implimentation differ
from the PC implementation? The CS8900 is a nice general
Phoebus R. Dokos writes:
Hmmm another undocumented feature... nothing
in the SMS reference manual
:-) Or at least I didn't see it. Thanks Richard
No, but it is in the Qptr manual - a must for writing PE programs! Is it
still available (Jochen)?
Per
Below is a small S*Basic program to
On 1/9/02 at 11:22 PM Dexter wrote:
If it had MultiIO/Ethernet as well, it seems to me that such a card
would
be a very good preparation for your XY-Fire!
This has me thinking. In what ways does the Q60 ISA implimentation differ
from the PC implementation? The CS8900 is a nice general purpose
On Wed, 9 Jan 2002, ZN wrote:
I was thinking about a SMSC 91C96 - works with 8 and 16 bit busses, has
more buffer memory, and most important: it's 99.9% software compatible with
the 10/100 non-PCI 91C111 (the only non-PCI 'all-in-one' 10/100 I know of)
I've used the SMC91C94, and I've
On 1/10/02 at 4:53 AM Dexter wrote:
On Wed, 9 Jan 2002, ZN wrote:
I was thinking about a SMSC 91C96 - works with 8 and 16 bit busses, has
more buffer memory, and most important: it's 99.9% software compatible
with the 10/100 non-PCI 91C111 (the only non-PCI 'all-in-one' 10/100 I
know of)
Ho Phobus,
I tried the suisse font today - unfortunately, it seem rather
unusable, because the origins of the letters don't seem to be at the
same point, so the 'e' is higher than the 'a' etc...
Am I the only one to report thios problemL
Wolfgang
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On 8 Jan 2002, at 18:23, Thierry Godefroy wrote:
Welcome back Wolf, and happy new year to you !
Thanks, and the same to you. How is Qling in the indian ocean
going?
Nobody... ;-)
Ah, you just don't listen to the Cassandras...
Wolfgang
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On 8 Jan 2002, at 19:00, Thierry Godefroy wrote:
It is on the Italian club website (link on my Web site page), as
well as in the new QDOS/SMS systems software repository:
http://smsq.free.fr/
Thanks!
Wolfgang
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