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Applications / Re: Nomacs Image Viewer
« Last post by TeLLie on Today at 07:14:38 pm »
Hi Martin,

Oeps you're correct i used the wrong one to link with it.

This dll is compiled with QT5, so please use this one if you dont have Qt6....

With kind regards, Tellie
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Applications / Re: Nomacs Image Viewer
« Last post by Martin Iturbide on Today at 04:21:30 pm »
Hi Tellie
Hello Bernald,

Renaming dll is not a very good idea.
I did a quick QT5 port, had to disable OpenCV as i dont have it, this also means i had also disable Tiff and Raw.
I have a confusion here.
I run nomacs.exe on a machine that does not have Qt6, only Qt5 and it says:
"SYS1804: The system cannot find the file QT6CORE."
- Nomacs.exe has not Qt5 dependency.
- quazi140.dll is the one that has the Qt6 dependency.

It is that how you meant it to be ?  "quazi140.dll" does not compile on Qt5 ?

Regards
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General Discussion / Re: PMfax
« Last post by Neil Waldhauer on Today at 03:24:06 pm »
On my system, I made sure that USBCOM.SYS was the first device= statement. That ensures that the USB com port comes before all the other com ports.

IBM File and Print services also shares COM ports, so if you install that, it will grab a com port.

I didn't bother installing COM.SYS, apparently.
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Applications / Re: Nomacs Image Viewer
« Last post by Bernhard Pöttinger on Today at 09:21:32 am »
Hi Tellie,
I have done a quick check of your qt6 app. It ist working well and is a lot faster than the old qt4 app.
thanks and best regards
Bernhard
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General Discussion / Re: PMfax
« Last post by Wayne A. Smith on Today at 02:21:01 am »
It seems a new thread was created.  I tried to insert my last reply into the old one, but it was inserted here.  Hence the reason for the non-chronological order.
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General Discussion / Re: PMfax
« Last post by Wayne A. Smith on Today at 02:16:38 am »

OK, Dave.

The output is:
[C:\]mode com1
baud     = 9600                   parity   = NONE
databits = 8                      stopbits = 1
TO       = OFF                    XON      = OFF
IDSR     = OFF                    ODSR     = OFF
OCTS     = OFF                    DTR      = ON
RTS      = ON                     BUFFER   = N/A

[C:\]mode com2
baud     = 9600                   parity   = NONE
databits = 8                      stopbits = 1
TO       = OFF                    XON      = OFF
IDSR     = OFF                    ODSR     = OFF
OCTS     = OFF                    DTR      = ON
RTS      = ON                     BUFFER   = N/A

[C:\]mode com3
SYS0021: The drive is not ready.

This is consistent w/ the <COM.SYS> parameters.  Strange that PMFax reports COM3 UNLESS it is accessing the <USBCOM.SYS> setting rather than the <COM.SYS> setting.

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General Discussion / Re: PMfax
« Last post by Wayne A. Smith on Today at 02:14:03 am »
I REMd out the USBCOM line and Mode returned the same information.  Therefore it is the Serial ports that ArcaOS recognizes. 

Opening PMFax now only displays for Ports:  FMD!; COM1; and COM2.  Since then the USBCOM line might have been confusing it, I unplugged the USB cable from the modem.  However, since I still can't receive any calls, more investigation is required.

(The modem manual cautions not to have any line splitter or other devices between the wall jack and the modem.  However, I'm aware of a situation - parallel to your experience - where a hospital didn't have any protection between its telephone line and its computer and a lightning strike fried the latter.  Therefore, I'm still going to keep the line going into and out of my Tripp Lite UPS.)
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General Discussion / Re: PMfax
« Last post by Wayne A. Smith on Today at 02:12:20 am »
I REMd out the USBCOM line and Mode returned the same information.  Therefore it is the Serial ports that ArcaOS recognizes. 

Opening PMFax now only displays for Ports:  FMD!; COM1; and COM2.  Since then the USBCOM line might have been confusing it, I unplugged the USB cable from the modem.  However, since I still can't receive any calls, more investigation is required.

(The modem manual cautions not to have any line splitter or other devices between the wall jack and the modem.  However, I'm aware of a situation - parallel to your experience - where a hospital didn't have any protection between its telephone line and its computer and a lightning strike fried the latter.  Therefore, I'm still going to keep the line going into and out of my Tripp Lite UPS.)
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Programming / Re: ClassiCube porting thread
« Last post by Jochen Schäfer on April 25, 2024, 11:22:22 pm »
For the sound support, I open an audio device and created a Dart mixer.
As I understand it, I can only open one mixer and then have to mix different sound myself. Is this understanding correct, or is there a way to let OS/2 do the mixing.
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General Discussion / Re: PMfax
« Last post by Dave Yeo on April 25, 2024, 10:36:04 pm »
You could try reming the com.sys lines in config.sys and removing the /m:3 from usbcom.sys for testing purposes.
I used to run a USR robotics USB modem, model #5637, worked fine until there was a thunderstorm. It was fragile and  storms killed 2 of them.
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