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From: David Tubbs
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Sent: Friday, May 20, 2005 1:07 AM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Market research
At 19:15 19/05/2005 +0100, you wrote:
About 25% of Quanta members completed the survey.
Does that mean about 75 ?
71 to be precise.
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On Thu, 19 May 2005 16:15:35 -0400, Malcolm Cadman
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Stuart Jones
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Thanks for the nice welcome message, also thanks to all who contributed
with the interesting chatter. I agree about the relative value of the
DP suite - it was hard to justify the cost then, and harder now, as I
said I'm
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Branagh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Thanks Bill.
It seems there is interest in this project. I'm stunned :-))
I really want to go with the logo idea, which means 100. Years from now,
when the QL is probably no more, it will be a nice thing to have.
Umm ...
1. Has anyone tried QDT? What do they think of it? Does it allow
drag
and drop or any other file handling functions like Windows Explorer
does?
2. If QDT doesn't have a file handler, are there other graphic
front-end file handlers that can be used in QPC2?
3. I vaguely remember QPTR - am I
At 11:49 20/05/2005 +0100, you wrote:
That would be lovely, a real 3D shaped USB Stick with the microdrives being
the USB plug cover cap.
I can probably get those purpose made, but at a 100 print run, expect to pay
about 2,000 quid each at least!!
It really is not sensible to think along such
Malcolm Cadman,
A suggestion
save below as a csv
Software,Ver nnn,HARDWARE - OS,,
,,QL128,Cumana,CST,Medic,GoldCard,SupGoldCd,Qubide,Q40,Q60
,Qlay,Qlay2k,QPC,QPC2,Qlem,uQLx
Utilities
TK2_ext
PtrGen
WMAN
Thanks, Dilwyn, that would be useful as now I am back QL'ing, I have found
that I am having to get replacements for other programs which I had on
floppy (and deleted, but still have the floppies, mostly). This includes,
for example, Q-Liberator, which I have just had to pay 18 Euros for, from a
Dilwyn, got the files you mentioned except for Rettunge. Would be very
interested in the SBASIC Tebby routines, as I may be able to use them as a
basis for writing an improved file recovery tool. If you have them, I'd be
very interested.
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QL-Users
Am I missing something here, or could Darren just get some transparent
sticky labels (e.g. from Avery) and laser print a QL picture or
something onto them and wrap it around the body of the QL Stick?
Dilwyn Jones
That would be lovely, a real 3D shaped USB Stick with the
microdrives being
OK, I've put some of the file/disk recovery programs up tonight - go
to my site at
http://www.dilwyn.uk6.net/index.html and go to the Files utilities
section. Sources to a couple of them are there too, including a disk
sector editor if you want to have a bash at writing something
yourself.
Oops, try again, to the right address this time.
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From: Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, May 21, 2005 8:56 PM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Digital Precision Software/Undelete
A solution has presented itself [I can get a further set of
On Sat, 21 May 2005 at 19:22:48, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
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The tediousness of keeping backups (e.g. copy QXL.WIN to a CD-RW on a
PC a couple of time a month) is so much easier than trying to undelete
files on a QL.
Exactly.
I use a 6.4GB hard disk with (maybe) 24 partitions
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