Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Alexander Klock wrote:
...
- Is there a way to get software from the net onto microdrive
cartridges, e.g. with a cable or something?
This is a bit of a chicken and egg problem, it is possible using a
serial lead, but the QL does not come with terminal software... though
On Tue, 9 Aug 2005 02:54:29 +0200, Alexander Klock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
- Is there a way to get software from the net onto microdrive
cartridges, e.g. with a cable or something?
- How much effort is neccessary to connect a cd-rom-drive to the QL?
(Because I think it's the easiest way
At 00:55 11/08/2005 +0200, you wrote:
- Is there a kind of SCART-cable available? (The TV output is so
terrible...)
Tony Firshman can do this for you. I have a QL to SCART cable, and
I'm sure
Tony knows the wiring - He is on this list - Tony?
That would be great. I could try it myself with t
Alexander Klock wrote:
>> You can use the QL as is, but a lot of decent software needs more
>> memory or additional files (TK2 or SMSQ/E).
> I thought this SMSQ/E is an emulator or am I wrong?
No, SMSQ/E is a rewritten successor of the QDOS OS with many
enhancements. It runs on actual QL and Atari
Alexander Klock wrote:
>> Even though in those days the German QL scene was really buzzing :-)
> Yes, I even knew about it then. But it was quite hard to get in
> touch, only via snail-mail, no users close to my location and all the
> interesting stuff was too expensive for someone still at schoo
Am 10.08.2005 um 11:39 schrieb Marcel Kilgus:
Alexander Klock wrote:
When I bought it in 1989, I was fascinated by this machine, but in
this pre-internet-time I was not able to make some contacts to get
some news or software.
Even though in those days the German QL scene was really buzzing
Am 09.08.2005 um 11:32 schrieb Darren Branagh:
I'd be glad if someone could help me for a good start...
I'm curious and want to spend some fun time with this machine - don't
want to spend much money on hardware and stuff.
Hopefully you would have to - is there some generous sort out
there w
Am 09.08.2005 um 11:18 schrieb Darren Branagh:
Hi and good morning everybody,
my name is Alex, coming from Germany and just found my old QL in the
cellar... after blowing the dust off the keys I recognized it again.
How cool it looks... still one of the most beautiful devices I've
even
Alexander Klock wrote:
> When I bought it in 1989, I was fascinated by this machine, but in
> this pre-internet-time I was not able to make some contacts to get
> some news or software.
Even though in those days the German QL scene was really buzzing :-)
> So now, I fell somehow "retro" and wan
>I'd be glad if someone could help me for a good start...
>I'm curious and want to spend some fun time with this machine - don't
>want to spend much money on hardware and stuff.
>>Hopefully you would have to - is there some generous sort out there with a
>>disk interface and the like they'd
>Hi and good morning everybody,
>my name is Alex, coming from Germany and just found my old QL in the
>cellar... after blowing the dust off the keys I recognized it again.
>How cool it looks... still one of the most beautiful devices I've
>even seen.
Hi Alex - and Welcome to the QL mailing
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