Marcel Kilgus schrieb:
Tobias Fröschle wrote:
What I'm basically interested in right now is how I can revive my old
collection of software, most importantly Text87, which is by far the
most expensive piece of my software collection. It just doesn't seem to
like the QPC. Any hints on
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P Witte wrote:
Robert Newson writes:
P Witte wrote:
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I have serious doubts whether modern, CD-ROM based systems could keep
the data for so long. I would never use CDs or DVDs for long-term
storage of important data.
CDs and DVDs are the
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
For high colour mode there is a patch available against a small fee (12 EUR
from JMS).
Tobias Fröschle wrote:
tried it, doesn't work (recon, Text87's config, does work indeed in
512x256). Thanks for the tip, anyway.
Which bit didn't work?
If the problem was that
On the question of backups, it's not just the media that pose the
problem.
I once got a QL floppy corrupted by accidentally leaving it under a
sheet of paper and then running an electric cable over the top! I made
the damaged sectors readable by overwriting each with 512 0s and so
recovered the
Hi Neil
Neil Riley wrote:
Hi Sergiusz
try www.ebay.co.ukAuction number 230117457180
if you search for SINCLAIR QL you'll see plenty of other niceties for
sale at the moment.
Regards
Neil
Unfortunately, I'm not an eBay user. I'd be ready to pay two times the
current price,
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Subject: [ql-users] Hove Workshop and Quanta AGM - 15th April 2007
Hi,
Enjoyable event ... :-)
What made it especially enjoyable was the degree of
At 16:07 18/04/2007, you wrote:
As there are more and more new QLers (among which I'm counting myself
too), as well as returning ones, I'd like to try again and ask if anyone
here have unneeded SGC and/or QXL card. I know there are many people
with such a needs, but maybe I'd be the lucky one :-)
Try fdisk d: in a command line and see what transpires.
I wouldn't expect that (fdisk d:) to work as d: wouldn't exist.
IIRC when
you run fdisk on a PC under [some form of] DOS, you select the drive
number
you wish to partition from a prompt [somewhere].
Although there's a Command Prompt
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Oh well, just backup your entire disk then, they will say. The problem
is that by doing that you also back up a whole heap of totally
unnecessary stuff, thereby creating extra work for you and a logistical
nightmare, as each
Dilwyn Jones writes:
Which has made me think - do QL hard disks (QXL.WIN or QUBIDE) ever
need defragmenting? If so, how do we do it? (Never thought about
that!)
I dont know for sure whether QXL.WIN files ever need defragging.
However, if they do, the easiest method currently available (I
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David Tubbs wrote:
What ever the monitor lead if the TV is seeing nothing it is probably
the display chip, 8302 ? Surely the weakest one of the lot.
Yes indeed - but it is the 8301 (often labelled 8345)
Tony
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