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Re: Screensaver randomiser

2010-01-08T18:11:32Z

In article <74e6d3d550.pnyo...@pnyoung.or mail.co.uk>,
Done. Try downloading and installing version 0.02.
Ta,
Steve

Re: Organiser and Alarm thinks its 2012

2010-01-08T11:20:16Z

In article <8ffc5cd650.ch...@chris.svrsig .org>, Chris Hall
[Snip] 5.15
Sorry, yes Aemulor provides 16 colour modes. The 256 colour modes work
anyway.
5.14 can be softloaded or flashed, see :-
[link]
Ian

Re: Organiser and Alarm thinks its 2012

2010-01-08T11:13:38Z

In message <50d650480eIan.Hamil...@AAUG.N et>
On my Iyonix (OS 5.11) the 16 and 256 colour screen modes are *not*
provided by Aemulor - which is only active for selected applications.
How do I load 5.14? And in such a way that I can revert to 5.11 if I
need to please? !IyoUpWtch reports 'no updates available'.

Re: Uniprint

2010-01-07T19:04:15Z

In article <50d6022947alan.da...@argonet. co.uk>,
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It works here on Windows 7, installed over Windows Vista.
Driving a Canon Pixma iP4600.
It was the current version of Uniprint as of October 2009 from R-Comp, v.
2.x
Hope that helps.
Martin Hodgson

Re: Uniprint

2010-01-08T09:42:06Z

In article <50d609453...@spamnet.junk>,
Thanks. That gave me the confidence to try and I'm also now able to print
across the network to my wife's windows 7 64bit PC.
Best wishes
Alan

Re: Uniprint

2010-01-08T09:39:25Z

In article <29900fd650.ch...@o2.co.uk>,
I'm using 2.02 and following Jochum's reply and an email from Andrew
Rawnsley of RComp have successfully used uniprint to print across the
network to my wife's windows 7 64bit computer.
Best wishes
Alan

Re: Organiser and Alarm thinks its 2012

2010-01-08T08:57:27Z

In article <5cfefed550.ch...@chris.svrsig .org>,
5.12/5.13 were chargeable when released but that was before the ROOL
initiative. You could install 5.14 for free now, you will be able to
install 5.15 for free when available. These later versions include USB2
in ROM. The 16/256 colour screen modes are provided by Aemulor, which

Re: Organiser and Alarm thinks its 2012

2010-01-07T18:06:59Z

In message <50d5da72b5Ian.Hamil...@AAUG.N et>
Excellent - how does one install 5.15 (bear in mind that 5.12 was not
available unless you paid) - I just need the update to 5.15 not the
payable bit. I also do not want to lose 16 and 256 colour screen modes
as I use them extensively.

Re: Firefox 2 Release 8 Aug 2009 2.0.0.20

2010-01-07T23:21:07Z

In message <hi5o7n$56...@news.eternal-sep tember.org>
Many thanks, I will now try & find some bugs!
Happy New Year.
Chris

Re: Organiser and Alarm thinks its 2012

2010-01-07T23:20:13Z

On Thu, 7 Jan 2010 22:46:20 +0000
Precisely.
B.

Re: Organiser and Alarm thinks its 2012

2010-01-07T22:55:14Z

<39510cd550.ja...@d.thurlwell. btopenworld.com>:
I'm not, really. There are many, many variables that would have needed
testing on the Iyonix hardware, and probably not that long to get it all
done in. I'm sure Castle believed that they had tested all the critical
points.
That doesn't excuse it, but I can't believe that there aren't at least a few

Re: Organiser and Alarm thinks its 2012

2010-01-07T22:35:26Z

<793df9d550.ch...@o2.co.uk>:
Did Castle ever have a regular upgrade route for non-'net connected users
who couldn't use IyoUpWatch?
If they wanted support, someone relevant will presumably be subscribed to
the support list, which is how it worked for the rest of us. And I don't
think that anyone there can have failed to have noticed that there was a bit

Re: Organiser and Alarm thinks its 2012

2010-01-07T22:46:20Z

<ecd808d650.davehig...@dsl.pip ex.com>:
Time variations, even small ones, between systems cause problems. Look at
the compexity of work-arounds on the various RISC OS file-sync software to
see the lengths that need to be gone to in order to allow for clock drift.
NTP can resolve most (all?) of that, if required. Even if you made the

Re: Firefox 2 Release 8 Aug 2009 2.0.0.20

2010-01-07T22:46:14Z

Believe it or not, I hadn't forgotten. Here it is:
[link]

Re: Uniprint

2010-01-07T22:32:46Z

In article <29900fd650.ch...@o2.co.uk>,
I'm using 1.91 (24 Jan 2004), never had any reason to update to anything
else.
Jochen