Geoff Wicks wrote : I don't think a reduction to £10 would bring in
any new members, but £4 per member invested in QL development might
encourage one or two more people to join.
I suspect it might have been better for a 'first year £4 off your membership'
offer, but it isn't so long ago
Actually, John, I thought all the committee were going to be at Byfleet. I
thought we agreed at Hove that we would have a committee meeting there.
After all there is a lot of business piling up and some things from the
last
meeting and from our February meeting still have to be resolved,
Quanta sponsored Workshops are covered by Public Liability Insurance
until
16th April 2005 when the policy is due for renewal. And it is still getting
more expensive every time we renew!!
Even though, I presume, you never had to call on the insurance. Ha,
who said Lawyers were
3. The program Wolfgang provided. This will then regularly check the
accounting thing to know if something needs to be printed. If there is,
then it goes ahead and prints stuff. If a new print job arrives for a
printer which is already being printed on, the job is delayed (this
would
Yes, I have it on the QL DOcumentation CD, not sure if it's on my documentation
website (am at work at the moment).
Will have a look...
Dilwyn
From: Phoebus Dokos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2004/11/09 Tue AM 01:01:27 GMT
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [ql-users] swedish keyboard
???
David Tubbs wrote:
Dont know what it is like round your way, but over here in Cambs the
local recycling dumps hold quite a bit of old IT kit.
One of my colleagues here used to work in a furniture recycling centre and he's
told me that a lot of what goes into recycling depots in general is
Anyone has extra (or a source to buy) the VRAMS for a QXL II? Mine are
fried (Daughter played with the card)!
Fried? What did she do - pop it in the toaster or something? Or was she just
QLing so hard she put it into overdrive? Or did she discover a software
overclocking poke or something???
Duncan Neithercut wrote:
Willing to be a beta tester
Is there any training?
Duncan Neithercut
No, just the PC Bus to contend with (groan)
Plane Sailing really ;-)
Bad transport jokes...on your Bike Dilwyn ;-))
Dilwyn Jones
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QL-Users
How many are we in Sweden , is it time for a QL show here ?:)
There used to be a Svenska QL Gruppen (hope that's the right spelling) , but I
don't think it exists any more. Certainly I have not heard from it for a while.
I can't remember the name of the man who used to run it, was it S.
Dohh, thanks Phoebus.
I'd be dangerous if I had a brain!
Dilwyn
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinclair_QLDOS
It's rather easy indeed but typing the above link will get you nowhere.
The correct link is
url:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/sinclair_qdos
Rich-Jochen and I were discussing Canon bubblejets and Epson compatibility a few days
ago. I haven't got the email with me here at work, but if you can wait until tonight I
can look up the info he gave me on the last Canon he knew to have ESC/P or ESC/P2.
Alternatively, try their website,
Darren Branagh wrote:
I have a Brother injet printer, forget which model, which is esentially a
rebranded Canon model sold under licence by Brother (it takes canon
cartridges)
It is the Brother version of a Canon printer Dilwyn owns/owned - which took
single pages, ie. no sheet feeder.
The only other QDOS I've ever heard of was an old PC operating
system, a predecessor to CPM I think, called Quick and Dirty
Operating System. Don't know if that was the official name or just
something someone made up about it in the same way as QDOS in
Qludged early QLs were nickname
One further thought inspired by a private email. How do we do feedback?
I can bring a digital camera if that is of any use.
Pictures will be no problem as several people will have cameras including
me. I am just wondering if anyone would be interested in writing about
various items.
George Gwilt wrote:-
The version I have, which I amended so that it would print files, is v
6.01.
What is yrs?
From memory, I think it is v6.10 - but stand to be corrected.
I will check this evening.
Darren.
Darren, on the assumption that the version you have is th emost up to date
I've just decided to start a QXL section on the QL documentation CD.
Mind if I add this to it, Per?
You may, if you will overlook this transient lapse of tact on my part in my
dumping a load of DOS bat code on this list :-|
Per
Hmmm. I'll send a flock of Welsh sheep in your direction to
Rich Mellor wrote:
David Batty and Sector Software are still around - see:
_http://www.sectorsoftware.demon.co.uk/address.htm_
(http://www.sectorsoftware.demon.co.uk/address.htm)
email address:
_accordion AT sectorsoftware.demon.co.uk_
(mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Which reminds
I eventually was able to unbzip2 unrar... both WXQT2, DLLs and QL Tools
downloaded from Jonathan Hudson's web site.
WXQT2 starts OK, I have moved QLTOOLS from the NT directory to the directory
where WXQT2 was installed but I did not manage to read a couple of HD QL
disks. Only the . and ..
This can happen if the path name is typed in for a QXL.WIN as opposed to selecting it
in the browser box. It is very fussy about the filename syntax and does not exactly do
much to help you get it right. I ALWAYS get it wrong first time, curse, then remember
it doesn't work the way intuition
Darren Branagh wrote:
I know a few people - that can be arranged :-))
Why so? Not a Java fan?
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think its programmed in Java, so what are the chances of getting a
QPC version? :-))
QPC in Java? Only over my cold, dead body. ;-)
Dr Colin F Parsons wrote:
Marcel, if you are so Java opposed, how big a job would it be to port QPC
to the phone using C/C++ ?
(virtual programming novice and all round idiot talking here!!)
Cheers,
Darren Branagh,
HI,
Being a bit of a devil's advocate, but just as a matter
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