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#Monitor def editor

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#121069From: Tom RobinsonNov 7, 1993 9:17 PM
Anybody know what system the monitor editor just uploaded was tested on? It locks right up on the first mouseclick after loading under AmigaDOS 2.1. I tried NTSC 640×200 and 640×400 screenmodes with no change in behavior — any suggestions on getting it running?
#121073From: Steve AhlstromNov 7, 1993 9:45 PM
You neglected to name the specific program, but if you are speaking of MONED v2 by Raul A. Sobon, it works fine on my 4000 running 3.1.
#121191From: Tom RobinsonNov 8, 1993 11:49 PM
Yup, MonEd v2. You're on a 4000 running 3.1, eh? No fair! Heh, heh. Thanks, though; I think Jonathan pointed me in the right direction. 🙂
#121080From: Jonathan HirschmanNov 7, 1993 10:56 PM
Tom, Moned2 worked great with my system – an Amiga 2000,, WB2.1, and full ECS chipset (Super Denise). It allowed me to hide borders on Productivity screens, for instance. //Jonathan, \\//via AutoPilot
#121192From: Tom RobinsonNov 8, 1993 11:49 PM
Jonathan, you may have hit on it — MonEd might be going directly talking to the Super Denise rather than checking first. I've got the ECS Agnus but still the older Denise. (Not for long, though — new Denise on the horizon…)
#121254From: Jonathan HirschmanNov 9, 1993 6:03 PM
Tom, Once thing is kind of weird, tho…my Workbench comes up in standard, OCS 640×200. Although it has no effect on this mode, MonEd does come up OK. Perhaps the author is making assumptions…I think that the SuperDenise is a good upgrade (and cheap!). Since I had an old Multsync, it was a no brainer, and AP is much more pleasant than before. Jonathan
#121284From: Tom RobinsonNov 9, 1993 10:02 PM
Hmm — are you saying that MonEd won't let you edit the 640×200 mode, or that it puts you in that mode when you call MonEd? Either way, sounds like the super Denise is the way to go.
#121309From: Jonathan HirschmanNov 10, 1993 12:21 AM
Tom, MonEd ghosts most of its sliders in 640×200, and starts on the WB as well. The unghosted sliders have no effect in this mode, either. Yup, I think a Super Denise will give you the desired fuctionality…at least on ECS screens. //Jonathan, \\//via AutoPilot
#121359From: Meyn ConsultingNov 10, 1993 4:04 PM
I have got the Super Denise and Big Agnus too, but on my machine (A2000, WB2.1, ALF-SCSI Controller, 4MB), the MonEd 2 also hangs immidiately after starting.
#121363From: Tom RobinsonNov 10, 1993 4:36 PM
> on my machine (A2000, WB2.1, ALF-SCSI Controller, 4MB), the MonEd > 2 also hangs immidiately after starting. Hmm. What screenmode are you using to try it, Markus? If it doesn't do anything with 640×200 or 640×400, it may not be much help to me anyway, but your note's got me curious now… — Tom …the skies are friendlier with AP
#121160From: Robert ComerNov 8, 1993 8:26 PM
I use it on my A1200 with ADos 3.0. Works great! (I was able to tweak my Super72 to sync faster on my Nec3D, not to mention cutting down on the borders on the other modes.) Bob Comer — Flying high and fast with my A1200HD'030 on Autopilot! From Cheyenne, Wyoming U.S.A.
#121208From: John GagerNov 9, 1993 1:27 AM
Tom: Moned works great on my system also, 4000 with 3.1. It allowed me to get rid of those ugly black borders on my NEC 3D using the DblNTSC drivers.
#121401From: gary ludwickNov 10, 1993 8:53 PM
Ditto: works great on 1200 with NEC 3D. Forget those new preference drivers…get this to get rid of ugly black borders!! Gary on AutoPilot from Charlotte, NC