lhf@ukc.ac.uk (L.H.Fuller) (01/25/91)
ekrimen@ecst.csuchico.edu (Ed Krimen) writes: >lhf@ukc.ac.uk (L.H.Fuller) writes: >- somewhere on the net, where I can get the following. >- A selection of PD Signum2 24-pin fonts (Print & Screen) >- 24 pin screen dump replacement, for built in 9pin one. >I have a program which emulates an Epson LQ1500. It says it's a >24-pin screen dump program. I'll post it to atari.archive.umich.edu. >- STE medium rez program (for a friend) >Do you mean a medium res emulator for monochrome monitors? Firstly, thanks for replying to my news. Alas, I don't think I can access this atari.archive.umich.edu, would it be possible to uuencode and send (if its not excessively big). Secondly, the med rez program I had in mind, isn't an emulator, it's a program to put in the auto folder, to change the desktop to medium rez. Reason being, the STE desktop doesn't remember medium rez .INF file saves, so you can only boot into low. I'm still on the lookout for a selection of Signum2 PD fonts people. Isn't there anyone out there using this package, with extra fonts to those supplied. I have seen a PD library advertising a PD collection, but want the ransom of 3 pounds 50. Thanks, Lee. -- Lee H Fuller, Computer Science Dept, Kent University, Canterbury, England, Small blue-green planet, Unfashionable end of the Galaxy.
ekrimen@ecst.csuchico.edu (Ed Krimen) (01/27/91)
lhf@ukc.ac.uk (L.H.Fuller) writes;
- Firstly, thanks for replying to my news. Alas, I don't think
- I can access this atari.archive.umich.edu, would it be possible to
- uuencode and send (if its not excessively big).
I'll send you a copy.
- Secondly, the med rez program I had in mind, isn't an
- emulator, it's a program to put in the auto folder, to change the
- desktop to medium rez. Reason being, the STE desktop doesn't
- remember medium rez .INF file saves, so you can only boot into low.
Don't use STE_FIX.PRG (the program you're looking for). Instead,
load DESKTOP.INF into a text editor and change the 5th line, where it
has a 12, to 13. This tells the STe to boot in monochrome, but since
you use it on a color monitor, it drops down to the next highest res.
This is what I use; it keeps one more patch program out of the AUTO
folder.
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Ed Krimen ...............................................
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