In article <97f3c63251@nails.ukonline.co.uk>,
Jim Nagel wrote:
> your notes on that page say you have replaced the old Impulse
> module with the 32-bit version.
Sorry chaps - I ended up uploading the 'wrong' zip file. The zip
there now has the 32-bit module in a directory called 'module'.
Chris Johnson wrote on 6 Jul:
>> I have had a trawl through my hard drive and found some old
>> documentation (in text or Impression format). If anyone would like a
>> copy let me know (by private email).
> I have now placed a copy at
> http://www.chrisjohnson.plus.com/bits/index.html
many tha
In article <5132aa2cd7ch...@chris-johnson.org.uk>,
cj wrote:
> In article <5ee0a23251.old_coas...@old_coaster.yahoo.co.uk>,
>Tony Moore wrote:
> > but there is no manual, or help, to indicate how it is used.
> I have had a trawl through my hard drive and found some old
> documentation (in
In article <5ee0a23251.old_coas...@old_coaster.yahoo.co.uk>,
Tony Moore wrote:
> but there is no manual, or help, to indicate how it is used.
I have had a trawl through my hard drive and found some old
documentation (in text or Impression format). If anyone would like a
copy let me know (by pr
On 4 Jul 2010, Jim Nagel wrote:
[snip]
> (Impulse, i now recall, is the Computer Concepts behind-the-scenes
> protocol by which operations such as mailmerge are done. i'm curious
> now to know what else it can do.)
>From http://www.sinenomine.co.uk/software/ :
http://www.sinenomine.co.uk/so
On 4 Jul at 21:28, Tim Hill wrote:
> In article <5c25af3151@nails.ukonline.co.uk>, Jim Nagel
> wrote:
>
> [Snip]
>
> > (Impulse, i now recall, is the Computer Concepts behind-the-scenes
> > protocol by which operations such as mailmerge are done. i'm
> > curious now to know what else it c
In article <5c25af3151@nails.ukonline.co.uk>, Jim Nagel
wrote:
[Snip]
> (Impulse, i now recall, is the Computer Concepts behind-the-scenes
> protocol by which operations such as mailmerge are done. i'm curious
> now to know what else it can do.)
I'm sure others will answer that but I was u
Jim Nagel wrote on 4 Jul:
> my next problem: is there a system variable (or could i set one up)
> that stores the contents of the clipboard? (which in this exercise
> would contain a selection of text from another application).
found it! i copied an unusual word in my Impression document to th
Steve Fryatt wrote on 4 Jul:
> *URIDispatch
ah, thanks, Steve.
my next problem: is there a system variable (or could i set one up)
that stores the contents of the clipboard? (which in this exercise
would contain a selection of text from another application).
maybe i should be asking this p
In article , Jim Nagel
wrote:
> does there exist a command i can put in an obeyfile or type in a
> taskwindow that would tell the browser to fetch a certain web page?
> (and launch the browser if it's not already running?)
> e.g. *heyfetch
> i'm trying to set up a Keystroke to do this from a s
On 4 Jul, Jim Nagel wrote in message
:
> does there exist a command i can put in an obeyfile or type in a
> taskwindow that would tell the browser to fetch a certain web page? (and
> launch the browser if it's not already running?)
>
> e.g. *heyfetch
>
> i'm trying to set up a Keystroke to
On 4 Jul 2010 Jim Nagel wrote:
> does there exist a command i can put in an obeyfile or type in a
> taskwindow that would tell the browser to fetch a certain web page?
> (and launch the browser if it's not already running?)
> e.g. *heyfetch
> i'm trying to set up a Keystroke to do this from
does there exist a command i can put in an obeyfile or type in a
taskwindow that would tell the browser to fetch a certain web page?
(and launch the browser if it's not already running?)
e.g. *heyfetch
i'm trying to set up a Keystroke to do this from a selected bit in a
textfile. *wget is o
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