Re: TI-H: K questions.
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Re: TI-H: K questions.
Hmmm... I'm not sure what his, yours, or mine have to do with TI hardware.
Oh well. :)
Grant
>Uhm, just one tiny little question..."How does this relate to TI
>Hardware?" Other than the fact that both TI's and DOS have the concept of
>TSR's, I can't see any possible relationship. However, if you wish to
>e-mail me privately, I do know Turbo Pascal, and I know for a fact that
>version 7 has some nice features for writing DOS TSR's. If you're doing it
>for windows, I would highly recommend doing it in some other language
>(i.e. C) because of how much easier it is to make Windows calls in C. If
>you want help on either one, please e-mail me PRIVATELY...Keep the list as
>close to topic as possible, the listserver thanks you.
>
>-- Jon Olson
>morph@jmss.com
>
>On Wed, 21 Oct 1998, StoryTelr Jedi Knight wrote:
>
>>
>> k does anyone know anything on Turbo Pascal, either for Mac, or IBM
>> (preferbably both). on conversion from MAC, to IBM pascal, for
>> commands, graphics, and anything else.
>>
>> and on for the IBM programming, i am trying to make a timer for my
>> laptop, so that i can know ho wmuch time i will have left for running
>> on the battery. so like, to make in run in the back ground for win,
>> or dos. and (so making it a TSR program) and so if i hit alt+7 it
>> would popup with that timer.
>>
>> anyone have any ideas???
>>
>>
>> - nw(StoryTelr@yahoo.com)
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> ==
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>> A sunset is a gorgeous sight,
>> but the one thing that is best of all,
>> is someone to see it with.
>>
>> - StoryTelr August 6th, 1998 2:31 am
>>
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