No, it still don't work. At least the PC recognises somethingis
plugged into it - the 'new hardware detected' appears when I plug in
the printer, even though it's unknown device.
Looking at the troubleshooting info, the CD should install an 'Apson
parallel printer port' (it does indeed) and an
On Wed, 7 Apr 2004, gwicks wrote:
Sorry to keep on about this, but the question of Quanta financing Nasta's
cards have been raised on this list several times. If Quanta does not get a
request and a business plan, then nothing will happen!
I actually didn't have Quanta in mind for this. I
Hi Dilywn,
Defineately time for a build my own PC projecy.
goto control; panel, new hardware wizard, follow prompts, when asked to
select from list, select ' add new device', then follow to ' I willselect
from list', select epson, if your pronyer is shown, use that, otherwise
click' have disk',
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From: Mike MacNamara [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 1:21 AM
Subject: Re: [ql-users] Operating Systems
Hi
I agree with Roy on this, Windoze is what you make it, its just as much
fun
to tinker with as Qdos. The latest
On Wed, 7 Apr 2004, John Sadler wrote:
I thought Microsoft had not produced a 64 bit operating system yet.
However AMD 64 bit processors run faster.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/64bit/downloads/upgrade.asp
Free download beta edition...
Dave
Dilwyn,
I had the same problems with a 740 but, eventually, the answer was that if
the CD was in the drive and W98 wanted info that was one place. The other
was the Windows 98 CD. IF you have the room on your hard disk, copy the
W98 directory on to it and every time Windows wants something,
OK - I know this is off-topic to some extent
Bad news everyone It looks as though RWAP Services will be looking for a
new home in the near future.
We have been putting up with a spate of vandalism since we moved in 2002 and
it is now beyond a joke.
If anyone has any ideas for nice
Cool, another chance to volunteer for one of Microsoft's pre-releases
(IE: alpha) and work as a tester for them for free! :)
jim
On Apr 8, 2004, at 11:36 AM, Dave P wrote:
On Wed, 7 Apr 2004, John Sadler wrote:
I thought Microsoft had not produced a 64 bit operating system yet.
However AMD
Hi John
I've been running winXP 64 bit edition for a month now, superb, clean, fast
,flies.. Solid as a rock, Office 2003 is an insight.
runnimg on MSI KT8 neo, AMD64 3200+, takes the legs of anything we've had
before. including our G4s.
mike
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What happened to all the G5's you were supposed to order :)
I can't wait to get the Virtual PC running on my dual G5 so that I can
run QPC on it using a 20 panel! Talk about being able to quickly
clutter up an oversize desktop (referring to my upcoming QDT!).
By the way, has anyone ever
Have you got any other USB devices working? It sounds to me as if you
haven't installed your motherboard support for USB properly.
Have a look in the control panel under System, Device Manager Universal
Serial Bus Controllers. Mine shows 3 USB root Hubs, one USB 2.0 root Hub, a
PCI to USB
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bill Waugh
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a PC type fellow once pointed out to me that it pays to visit -system-
devices - and delete any drivers that have a problem ( yellow question
mark ) before you attempt to reload them
If you do this in 'safe mode' you can delete the
On 8 Apr 2004 at 13:00, Dave P wrote:
I actually didn't have Quanta in mind for this. I put 'someone' in quotes
thinking this could be an individual, or many people. However, if Quanta
thinks such a path is of interest to them, I am sure he would be
interested. Especially if it was a package
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