well my speed to slow ,
well having a USB plugged in it stuckes at jemmex thing with version , but
booting it without USB , works fine , this is an issue to fix ,___
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Hi,
I've sick for too long, so I did send the last message to the list
(it's for Jack), I'm sorry for my mistake.
I'm trying hard to keep the Q series of driver for everyone, to
benefit all the people on the earth.
I respect Bart's effort trying to disassemble it, and found clues to
let others i
On Thu, 18 May 2006 23:59:20 +1200 (NZST), you wrote:
Jack,
I'm afraid Bart may interpret your idea wrong, so let you check this.
I'll try to respond with low profile.
>> Quote a few lines from his email:
>>
>> =
>> I did not "model" QHIMEM after Microsoft HIMEM V2.03, like you know.
>> QHI
Hello,
SHSUCDX V3.03A (Jack Ellis version) - 2005-12-19
- Added equivalent memory-error correction from Jason Hood's V3.03
SHSUCDX.
SHSUCDX V3.02D (Jack Ellis version) - 2005-12-19
- Tables & buffers 32-bit aligned for UltraDMA.
http://johnson.tmfc.net/freedos (Click "SHSUCDX CD-ROM Interface
Sorry for the doublepost. The first one didn't appear at first and i
thought it was censored because of the swearing, abd i sent another
selfcencored.
This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.
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It seems my email program has had conniptions a few times for no apparent
reasons, so I'll try and see if I can't fix that.
you shouldn't receive ANY more duplicates from me, but if you do please be
patient I'm not TRYING to screw this up. :)
Thanks.
Nicholas
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Yes!
QuickBasic was born in version 1.0, of course and
reached version 4.5. Later, I don't know what happened
and one day there appeared versions 7.0 and 7.1 which
are called QBX (BC70 or BC71, also Microsoft Basic).
Before these last ones, I think, MS developed the
QBASIC, which is QB 4.5, but
