This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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Oops. Never having uploaded a program, assumed XMODEM added it. I can try downloading to see if it runs without error. FYI, just got sys Email feedback: Apparently Joel Orr no longer on Compuserve. CIS unable to deliver msg. Thanksabunch. — J. Fredd Cork
Dave, MENUDX.DVI may, hopefully, be in DL5 as MENUD5.DVI. Thanks. Later, Cork. p.s. think I got it right this time. Shall try to upload PCSG variable switch programs in half hour or so.
Dave, I left Joel Email. At the moment trying to master XMODEM. You probably have a couple of garbage files DL5 at the moment. I may make it this time … never uploaded a program before. Bon chance! later, cork.
Hi Dave, but … My main concern is about Joel Orr's investment. Don't think he's here anymore, on the other hand he shared his work, and my offering is an embellishment. So, I don't see any problems, do you. Program to be uploaded shall include attribution to him. Thanks, catcha…
#64K & DVI programs
Message #100465
Dave, Dunno if these are already in DL, but I have a couple of programs. First is a pair of variable bank switch programs for the PCSG 64K RAM expansion unit, should also work with 96K units. Second is my modification of Joel Orr's MENUD program for the Disk/ Video…
#88411-
#PG RAM Tip
Message #88421
I'm speechless! That certainly makes up for (whatever); unfortunately, upon reflection, I realized your answer was not the information I was looking for (I think)—I wanted the location in RAM which holds the code for the pixels making the character UNDER THE CURSOR on the LCD; I KNOW it appeared…
#88411-
#PG RAM Tip
Message #88421
I'm speechless! That certainly makes up for (whatever); unfortunately, upon reflection, I realized your answer was not the information I was looking for (I think)—I wanted the location in RAM which holds the code for the pixels making the character UNDER THE CURSOR on the LCD; I KNOW it appeared…
I remember USEFUL. Remember me, I used to be "Jason" with the laser axe. Hmmm, another USEFUL program. I'll have to investigate this further. By the way, I passed USEFUL on to a reporter, who in turn passed it on to some of his friends in a couple of local…
I remember USEFUL. Remember me, I used to be "Jason" with the laser axe. Hmmm, another USEFUL program. I'll have to investigate this further. By the way, I passed USEFUL on to a reporter, who in turn passed it on to some of his friends in a couple of local…
Huh? cork
Huh? cork