| An Appreciation |
Qdos to Will Horton and Mike Jonas for their articulate and detailed talk on the “C” language in October. Special thanks to Judy Horton for the sehr késtlich Octoberfest luncheon. |
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| Editor's Notes |
In the last issue, 1 had promised a lot of new stuff now to compensate for the junk then. Alas, only Hugh Howie has contributed anything in volume, so if you are bored to death by the smug owners of Gold Cards, write something yourself (or get a Gold Card (they’re only $500 from Mechanical |
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| Flash! |
Some of you have heard about the QL World article on the QL in North America. This article was nice and painted a very good picture of the scene here. One little throw-away in the article has created what may be the biggest event in QL-dom in the nineties: that the QL rights to North |
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| Gold Card ROM |
Even the famed Tony Tebby Sometimes makes boo-boos. Since its release the Gold Card ROM has been upgraded to add features, and correct glitches. We hear that an early glitch related to the serial port, but we are not aware of the specifics of all the changes. It does appear that the changes largley apply |
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| Gold Diggings |
‘way back many moons ago when the skics were clear and the air was baluy and warm, I decided I would like to do some Gold Digging, So I got out the old skein of skin and a bit of bone and spinach dye and sent off by pigeon post to the Old Country for |
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| Help! |
The library received a great game of checkers (Chequers/Draughts) in SuperBASIC. It is an excellent game but very slow in the SB. |
Sinclair QL |
| IFE Data_base Review |
To begin with, this program requires ToolKit II to be present. The first thing I found when I loaded QED (the editor), according to the voluminous notes (exec_w flp1_QED, flpi_IFEdata_exe) which accompany the program, was that the screen display did not come on. Sure, I got the cursor on screen, but no menu or writing: |
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| IFE Disk Policy |
As many of you are aware, over 90 3.5″ disks were received from the IFE in Germany comprising software from user groups around the world. We allocated club funds to purchase 100 each of 5.25″ and 3.5″ disks to make backups. At present the Scottish, Dutch, German and French libraries are complete. |
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| Meeting Minutes |
The Off-month meeting was held on the weekend of August 2 to 4 at the home of Bill and Mary Cable in Cornish, New Hampshire. Members were invited to a barbeque and slumber party and arrived sporadically: from Friday through Sunday. Son, Rigel, and dog, Tess, also welcomed the computerists. |
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| NESLQUG Library Update |
Well, all things come to those who wait. Except maybe patience. But, it’s finally here, folks. Disk #2. No, please, don’t all rush the stage at the same time. I hate that, but 1 really do believe there’s something for everyone this time (again)? |
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| NESQLib No2 |
Ed Kingsley announced the release of the NESQLib2 disk, the second in our PD library. A list of the titles with an abbreviated description is the centerfold this month. |
Sinclair QL |
| Notes on IFE Disk T001 |
There are nine programs on this disk, which is a result of the efforts of the Scottish QL User Group. JI will deal with them in the order they appear on the disk. I hope my remarks will assist others to operate those programs. At least you will have a basis for your own operations; |
Sinclair QL |
| The NESQLUG Software Library Disk #2 |
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