Thanks for that Info, Bruce.
Well, thats that settled - its a bit further away, which is a much better
idea as it gives our foreign friends a better chance of coming - hopefully
all of the attendees at QL2000 will return and it can be as successful as
that event. The Manchester venue has been
O * A little bit of politics included to upset Tony. Work out for yourself
whether I mean Blair or Firshman.
Blair reads this list?
Wolfgang
Yes ! QL is a massive destruction weapons : only enthusiats survive :-)
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Hi Roy et al,,
The bank holiday weekend is looking like a no-no, I can't get accomodation
anywhere. The folowing weekend is also very busy due to a large wedding in
the area, but not as bad as the 25th.
Sorry, but The weekend of the 30th August looks the best bet.
Roy - you need a room I
Hi Jim,
Maybe the new date in April 2004 would be a better bet - hopefully a lot of
the American users can make it over here then.
Start searching the 'net now for cheap flights :-))
Mind you, the US Show is usually around then anyway, so we may well be
crossing the atlantic one after each
Yes ! QL is a massive destruction weapons : only enthusiats survive
:-)
O * A little bit of politics included to upset Tony. Work out for
yourself
whether I mean Blair or Firshman.
Blair reads this list?
Wolfgang
I'm sure that MI5 etc would consider QLers a valid target subversive
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From: gwicks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I have been making increasingly
critical
comments about QUANTA on this list and getting no
Hi,
Dont know about UINT
but DWORD and LONG are the same 4bytes, longword but DWORD is usually used
by PC programmers so the bytes are in the reverse order from the
QL/QDOS/Motorolla long word.
Duncan
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Dilwyn
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
In attempting to write routines to convert graphics, I've used some
Windows documentation which refers to C structures.
It refers to UINT, DWORD and LONG.
They're defined as follows:
DWORD = unsigned long
UINT = unsigned int
Generally you can never say for sure what an
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
In attempting to write routines to convert graphics, I've used some
Windows documentation which refers to C structures.
It refers to UINT, DWORD and LONG.
Can someone explain these to a C ignoramus (i.e. me):
UINT - Unsigned integer presumably, how many bytes?
DWORD - Double
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On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 22:48:29 +0100, Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Dilwyn,
I do have a full program ready that does that, however you're killing
yourself with no reason.
Just press Print Screen while you're running QPC and then paste it in your
favourite graphics editor :-)
Presto
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
It's from the file format for a 24-bit .BMP file. There are routines
to port BMP to MODE 32 and 33 but not AFAIK to convert mode 32 screens
to 24-bit PC format.
The BMP format originates from Win16 platforms, so my earlier
explanations regarding sizes don't apply. An int
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On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 22:48:29 +0100, Dilwyn Jones
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dilwyn,
I do have a full program ready that does that, however you're killing
yourself with no reason.
Just press Print Screen while you're running QPC
On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 23:31:43 +0100, Roy wood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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Phoebus
I'd like a copy of that !
Do you have the .NET framework installed?
Phoebus
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Eberly College of Business - Indiana U. of PA
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