Articles (22)
| Title | Author(s) | Publication | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adding Ports to your QL | CATS Newsletter | September 1992 | |
| Adding Ports to Your QL | CATS Newsletter | June 1993 | |
| ALT(ernatives) 1 enjoyed Bill Cable’s recent article on using Windex to index a long Quill document. Every time I follow one... | Tom Robbins | International QL Report | March/April 1994 |
| Archive to DBase For a starting point in understanding the import/export file structure, refer to the INFORMATION section of the QL manual –... | Tom Robbins | International QL Report | November/December 1993 |
| File Transfers – QL/Archive to PC/DBase This is the first of several articles concerning the interchange of data between QL/QDOS applications programs and MSDOS applications programs.... | Tom Robbins | International QL Report | September/October 1993 |
| MSDOS Lotus <-> QL Abacus Transfer of MSDOS/Lotus data to QDOS/ Abacus files is a multi step procedure. It involves going through the MSDOS DBase... | Tom Robbins | International QL Report | May/June 1994 |
| PDQ: Public Domain QL Software | CATS Newsletter | September - October 1994 | |
| QL <-> MSDOS <-> QXL In previous articles, I have discussed file transfer techniques between the QL Psion suite and the *de facto” MSDOS standard... | Tom Robbins | International QL Report | July/August 1994 |
| QL Abacus <-> MSDOS Lotus Welcome to part 3 of the QL <–> MSDOS applications data transfer series. In this section, we will examine the... | Tom Robbins | International QL Report | March/April 1994 |
| Quick Notes for Gold Card Users Some 1.44 Meg drives can be set by the jumper pins to NOT check for the additional hole that identifies... | Tom Robbins | International QL Report | September/October 1993 |
| QXL In Command In the last issue of IQLR, I (Tom) gave some preliminary observations on the Miracle Systems QXL. AI Boehm sent... | Al Boehm Tom Robbins | International QL Report | September/October 1994 |
| QXL In Command The QXL uses the PC’s hard disk by formatting a segment of it for its own use. The segment can... | Al Boehm Tom Robbins | International QL Report | November/December 1994 |
| QXL in Command Early in November, the latest SMSQ version 2.31 arrived. It corrected the earlier glitches and both Al and Tom believe... | Al Boehm Tom Robbins | International QL Report | March/April 1995 |
| QXL In Command A program can be started in the QXL and it will continue computing when control is passed back to the... | Al Boehm Tom Robbins | International QL Report | May/June 1995 |
| QXL In Command There is a new QXL logo printed on a small plastic square that can be pasted on your computer so... | Al Boehm Tom Robbins | International QL Report | July/August 1995 |
| QXL in Command (Tom) recently purchased an IOMEGA Zip Drive for US $200. It connects to the parallel port of the PC and,... | Al Boehm Tom Robbins | International QL Report | November/December 1995 |
| QXL In Command The font technology and test formatting capabilities of Windows and OS/2 word processors is, to be truthful, superior to Quill... | Al Boehm Tom Robbins | International QL Report | January/February 1996 |
| Short Takes | CATS Newsletter | April 1994 | |
| Some Archive Utilities Archive is, arguably, the most powerful of the Psion programs. It is an extremely flexible data base system. One feature... | CATS Newsletter | December 1989 | |
| Statistical Functions for Archive Archive, like Superbasic, is an extendable language through user defined procedures. While Archive does not have any built-in statistical functions,... | CATS Newsletter | January 1990 | |
| Task Force Taskforce was published in QL WORLD’ s Do It Yourself Toolkit Column in April 1989. The more or less monthly... | Tom Robbins | CATS Newsletter | November 1990 |
| Yet Another Power Supply After reading Herb article on QL power supply modifications, I thought I would write up my alternate approach. I am... | Tom Robbins | CATS Newsletter | November 1990 |