kingchu@ttidca.TTI.COM (King-Hang Chu) (10/19/90)
Hi, I need help on doing Chinese character I/O on an application that supports international character I/O. Can someone point me to the right direction as to where to find Chinese language systems, Chinese fonts, Chinese character I/O application toolkits, etc. or better yet find a toolkit that can support international languages including Chinese and Japanese. My application is developed on an IBM AT running Microsoft Windows 3.0. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. My email address is: kingchu@ttidca.tti.com Thanks in advanced. King-Hang Ronald Chu
atjmw@acad2.anc.alaska.edu (WIEDLE JAMES M) (10/21/90)
Help, I have a Packard Bell 386SX with VGA built in on the motherboard. The VRAM is Phoenix. The VGA has 640*480*256 color. I ahve persistently tried to rig Windows 3.0 for 256 color but to no avail. The only drivers I have are for Windows 2.0 and they don't work. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thank you. James Wiedle
tpg@n5pph007.UUCP (Peter Graham) (10/30/90)
I am doing some work for a company running MASS-90 accounting software from State-of-the-Art Software. This package runs over a Novell Network, and handles its own print spooling. The problem I'm running into is that it tends to cancel an outstanding "CAPTURE..." command (to redirect LPT output to the network printer). Normally, this would be only an inconvenience; however, when running MASS-90 under MS WINDOWS, the CAPTURE command is cancelled for ALL software running under the WINDOWS session, requiring the users to completely exit the packages from which they with to print, go to DOS, execute another CAPTURE command, re-enter the package, reload the information (document, spreadsheet, etc.), and re-issue the print. Any hints/suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks. Peter. reply to: rti!n5pph007!tpg NTI may care what I say, but I'm not saying it for them...these opinions and statements are mine entirely
kb2ear@kb2ear.ampr.org (Scott R. Weis KB2EAR) (04/24/91)
I have just installed Windows on my system and am having some problems. When I run 'win' i get the first startup screen ( The one that says Windows 3.0 etc.) and the system hangs. If I run 'win /r' it works fine. My config is: Tandy 3000 HD (80286 12 MHz w/ 80287) Hercules Monitor card 2 comm ports 1 Printer port. 3 Meg of Memory. Bus Mouse card. 2 20 Meg HD's Please reply via email as I do not read this group. Tnx,
mickb@tcom.stc.co.uk (Mick Brennan) (04/24/91)
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From: smith%stku01.uucp@nac.no
Subject: DR-DOS 5.0 with networked Windows 3.0
Help! I appear to have a problem getting a netwoked version of
Windows 3,0 starting under DR-DOS 5.0. Under various other versions
of DOS (MS-DOS 3.3, 4.01 and earlier 2.xx versions) there is no problem
getting Windows 3.0 to run.
How the networked version works is this; the user is directed to the
directory on the server (the 'H:\WINDOWS\' directory on our VAX and
then the Windows is started by the command, in a batch file:
C:\WINDOWS\WIN - normally this works fine.
But - under DR-DOS 5.0 I get the initial Windows 3.0 title screen and then
when that clears the hourglass pops up in the middle (I can move it
around the screen, but that's all I can do) and I get a message saying that
it couldn't find the executable Windows file.
Why?
Also it seems that I'm having a little problem with the memory management
- it just doesn't 'feel' quite right. Has anyone managed to run ANY
form of Windows 3.0 (i.e. networked or disk based) and can they send me
a copy of their CONFIG.SYS and, perhaps, the relevant bits of their
AUTOEXEC.BAT files?
Please help/advise as I'm goin' up the wall.
Regards,
Malc Smith.