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INFO-ATARI16 Digest         Fri, 11 May 90       Volume 90 : Issue  535
 
Today's Topics:
                               GCR Boot
                           LYNX ON TV IN LA
                          Parabellum PD Game
                Printer spoolers/drivers....in Pascal
                               prtblk?
               Unix windows... Where is it (FTP site)??
                          Zmodem and Uniterm
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Date: 11 May 90 16:33:13 GMT
From: mountn.dec.com!krypton.arc.nasa.gov!gheesling@decuac.dec.com
Subject: GCR Boot
Message-ID: <1609@mountn.dec.com>
 
It doesn't matter where the System Folder is.  Here's my suggestions:
 
Be sure Mac partition is the last one on the bus.  Check the Spectre menu so
that it is set for boot from HD.  Be sure you can see the name of the MAC hard
 di
disk from the Spectre menu.
 
Can you access other files OK once it's booted?  Mine works with most System
versions.
 
Bob
 
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Date: 11 May 90 15:00:40 GMT
From:
 pacific.mps.ohio-state.edu!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!sdd.hp.com!elroy.jpl.nasa.
 gov!peregrine!ccicpg!paulm@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu  (tmp Paul Moreau usenet
 acct)
Subject: LYNX ON TV IN LA
Message-ID: <70922@ccicpg.UUCP>
 
   Wednesday night at 10 PM on the channel 5 news broadcast here in
   Los Angeles CA. they had the LYNX on TV.  They were showing it playing
   the Gauntlet III game.  Pretty impressive!
   Hows that for free advertisement ?
 
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  | ### ###     ###     |  A M E R I C A  |< An STC Company >|
  | ### ####### ####### |    (was CCI)    | \==============/ |
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  | UUCP:  ...ccicpg!dl2!paulm   |      Paul L. Moreau       |
  |   or   ...ccicpg!dl1!paulm   | Diagnostics Software Eng. |
  |   or   ...ccicpg!paulm       |    Irvine, California     |
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Date: 11 May 90 22:28:24 GMT
From: motcid!dalessio@uunet.uu.net  (Mario D'Alessio)
Subject: Parabellum PD Game
Message-ID: <2914@feldspar23.UUCP>
 
Does anyone have the public domain game Parabellum?
It is a jumping-climbing platform game. I have only
seen it mentioned in a UK magazine (ST Format,
November 89, page 37). If someone has it, can you
please send it to me (UUENCODEd). Thanks in advance.
 
 
Mario D'Alessio
 
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Date: 11 May 90 21:38:43 GMT
From:
 zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!lavaca.uh.edu!jetson.uh.edu!techjw@tut.cis.ohio-state
 .edu  (Paul Sears)
Subject: Printer spoolers/drivers....in Pascal
Message-ID: <6175.264aea94@jetson.uh.edu>
 
I have a question for anyone who has done any type of work on printer
drivers/print spoolers for the ST.
 
I would like to know how I would go about in intercepting any printer output
(as in a print spooler) but instead of spooling it, I want to add on a cover
page to the stream, then continue with the stream.  Of course, the cover page
would be an option.  I want to have it installed as either a desk acc. or as an
auto program.  I am also planning on writting this in Pascal.  Anyone want to
help?
 
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                |  Paul Sears       University of Houston  |
                | "ThunderCat"      ---------------------  |
                |                   ---------------------  |
                | 129.7.1.2         TECHJW@Elroy.UH.Edu    |
                |__________________________________________|
 
        'the greater an individual's power over others,
        the greater the evil that might possibly originate with him'
                -  PROPAGANDA, off the CD, A SECRET WISH
 
 
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Date: 10 May 90 13:26:49 GMT
From: attcan!lsuc!maccs!johns@uunet.uu.net  (Conan the Barbarian)
Subject: prtblk?
Message-ID: <26496C19.6496@maccs.dcss.mcmaster.ca>
 
        This is what Atari ST Internals from Abacus says about Prtblk.
 
C:      void Prtblk(parameter)
        long paramter;
 
Assembler:
        move.l parameter,-(sp)
        move.w #36,-(sp)
        trap   #14
        addq.l #6,sp
 
This function resembles and is used by the function Scrdmp (20).  The function
expects a paramter list, however, whose address is passed to it.  This list
is constructed as follows:
 
        long blkprt     Address of the screen RAM
        int  offset
        int  width      Screen width
        int  height     Screen height
        int  left
        int  right
        int  scrres     Screen resolution (0, 1, or 2)
        int  dstres     Printer resolution (0 or 1)
        long colpal     Address of the color palette
        int  type       Printer type (0-3)
        int  port       Printer port (0=Centronics, 1=RS-232)
        long masks      Pointer to half-tone mask
 
Example:
        move.l #parameter,-(sp) Address of the parameter block
        move.w #36,-(sp)        prtplk
        trap   #14
        addq.l #6,sp
        ...
parameter dc.l ...
 
        Hope this helps.
 
--
John Schmitt
johns@maccs.dcss.mcmaster.ca
...!unet!utai!utgpu!maccs!johns
 
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Date: 11 May 90 21:26:49 GMT
From:
 zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!lavaca.uh.edu!jetson.uh.edu!techjw@tut.cis.ohio-state
 .edu  (Paul Sears)
Subject: Unix windows... Where is it (FTP site)??
Message-ID: <6174.264ae7c9@jetson.uh.edu>
 
In article <saGTmLu00WB3I2Ykgy@andrew.cmu.edu>, mg40+@andrew.cmu.edu (Michael
 Jeffrey Garland) writes:
> I've heard a lot about uw, and it sounds really interesting.  However, the
 only
> version I've seen said it only worked in monochrome.  Is there, by any chance,
> a version that runs in color too?  I would really appreciate it if I could
> find such a thing.
>
>        Thanks,
>        Michael Garland
>        mg40+@andrew.cmu.edu
 
I have an even simpler problem...  Where can Unix windows be found (by
anonymous ftp)???  Also, how much mem does it require, does it a hard drive,
etc...
 
 
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                |  Paul Sears       University of Houston  |
                | "ThunderCat"      ---------------------  |
                |                   ---------------------  |
                | 129.7.1.2         TECHJW@Elroy.UH.Edu    |
                |__________________________________________|
 
        'the greater an individual's power over others,
        the greater the evil that might possibly originate with him'
                -  PROPAGANDA, off the CD, A SECRET WISH
 
 
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Date: 9 May 90 13:17:05 GMT
From:
 media-lab!snorkelwacker!ira.uka.de!smurf!gopnbg!tmpmbx!einoed!utopia!neon!woju@
 eddie.mit.edu  (Wolfgang Jung)
Subject: Zmodem and Uniterm
Message-ID: <1081@neon.UUCP>
 
millert@boulder.Colorado.EDU (MILLER TODD C) writes:
 
 
>  Does anyone know if it is possible to run zmodem from within Uniterm?  I just
>get a TOS error when I try.  Is there anyway to make the two get along or am I
>just wasting my time?
>  Thanks in advance -- Todd
 
Of course you can run external Programs out of Uniterm.
Just increase the System Memory in the Buffers Dialog(SETTINGS->BUFFERS-...)
and you will see, that most Programs, you need can be started...
I used to use Z-Modem....
 
ALL
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By the way: does anyone has a real nice working Z-Modem?
I only have the Version which waits every 1024 Byte Block for the receiver
to ACK... If you are sending Files from an UNIX-Maschine, you will see,
that you get mostly an undisturbed Datastream... Should anyone out there
has a Version, which does that in just both Ways ST->UNIX UNIX->ST, then
send me a note....
 
 
 
Greetings
 
 
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