Chr$ wrote:This my Trump card. It suddenly stopped working earlier today. Removed it from office.
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I guess that cost you a few, err, Pence

RichardCGH wrote:Photocopier shops - I wonder what happened to them ?

Inkjet printer/copiers and paperless offices!

0 Pretty much every letter from Richard was bemoaning the fact his photocopier had broken down once again as he struggled to produce the magazines...... He he, back in those days he used to print and photocopy manuals for DJC when for whatever reason I was unable to. Many a time, my photocopier bro...

Yes, it does work for sprites up to that size :oops: silly me. Looks like the dynamic sprites are being generated correctly after all. Thanks Per. Dilwyn, If Sprv 0.07 is giving a problem you could try SprvAPM on my site which is an update from that. I don't remember if I fixed any Dynamic issues t...

Greetings all Yes it me. I signed up to the wiki as I didn't recognise some of the titles it claimed I published as CGH Services. I suspect some are PD disks / progs ? TBH I don't have a definitive list but if anyone can check the list I'd be grateful. Anyway still around, took a LONG break from QL...

Yes, it does work for sprites up to that size silly me. Looks like the dynamic sprites are being generated correctly after all. Thanks Per.

Dilwyn, I wrote something to display dynamic sprites using an asynchronous job, but it didnt work very well, so its in my pile of "try something else" abandoned projects. However, my sprite viewer, Sprv V0.07 (I believe that was the last released version?) can display dynamic sprites (up ...

Anyone know of a QL sprite viewer that's able to display Dynamic Sprites (GD2 especially)? Need something to test the output of my animated GIF viewer program. I appreciate I could quickly cobble together a simple menu in Easyptr and load the dynamic sprite as a pointer sprite to display that way, b...

Lovely article, Martin, thanks for posting that.

Hadn't heard of the fact that early demos to Clive Sinclair happened courtesy of a BBC micro, just after Clive's disagreement with the boss of Acorn! How ironic!