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General Discussion / Re: PMfax
« Last post by Dave Yeo on Today at 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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General Discussion / Re: PMfax
« Last post by Wayne A. Smith on Today at 10:16:27 pm »
Sorry for the second, semi-duplicate, message.  I didn't notice the posting of the initial one.
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General Discussion / Re: PMfax
« Last post by Wayne A. Smith on Today at 10:11:40 pm »
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.

Strange that PMFax reports COM3 unless it is recognizing the <USBCOM.SYS> setting rather than the <USB.COM> setting.
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General Discussion / Re: PMfax
« Last post by Wayne A. Smith on Today at 10:06:43 pm »
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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Applications / Re: Nomacs Image Viewer
« Last post by TeLLie on Today at 09:26:27 pm »
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 only started it and load a jpg, this worked.

With kind regards, TeLLie
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General Discussion / Re: PMfax
« Last post by Dave Yeo on Today at 09:25:51 pm »
Try mode com1, mode com2 etc to see which com ports are installed. Seems I remember someone having problems as the com port was a higher then expected number.
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General Discussion / Re: PMfax
« Last post by Wayne A. Smith on Today at 08:29:18 pm »
I'm pretty sure my problem is in the PMFax Pro Settings.  I'll probably have to search through Keller's various user guide PDFs to see if I can figure out what parameters are wrong.

I have both the Serial Cable and the USB cable attached.  I also have
     DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\COM.SYS (1,3f8,4) (2,2f8,3)
     DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\USBCOM.SYS /M:3
in <config.sys>.  The OS is ArcaOS 5.0.8.
The Ports displayed under PMFAx Pro's settings are:  FMD1; COM1; COM2; and COM3.

The only non-Internet communications program I have on this computer is HyperHost, and it seems it recognizes the modem - though I don't know how to externally connect to test it.

As far as the Add program, I don't think this is an issue.  Though I copied the PMFax Pro directory from an installation on another computer, IIRC it was just an upgrade from a license I had from Keller for an earlier version.  It opens fine and allows updating of <fx.ini>.  It's just that I can' send faxes or receive voice calls w/ it - something that was no problem when I was able to use an ISA card.

Like I said, I'll just have to drill down into the guide files, though I did just buy an unopened 3COM US ROBOTICS Model 5605 56K Voice Faxmodem Pro V.90 X 2 to see if this works better.  (It's still an old model but newer than my Model No. 0525, and it seems Model 5605 is reported to work well under OS/2.)
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Programming / Re: Dive: Why does not this work
« Last post by Jochen Schäfer on Today at 05:15:48 pm »
I now do a
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WinGetWindowRect(hwndClient, &rect); and it works.
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Programming / Re: Dive: Why does not this work
« Last post by Lars on Today at 02:28:43 pm »
I suppose it should be:

 rect.xLeft = 0;
 rect.yTop = r.Height;
 rect.xRight = r.Width;
 rect.yBottom = 0;

because I assume that the coordinate system to be used is still the OS/2 PM coordinate system [bottom left is (0,0)], correct ?

By the way:
setupBlitter.lDstPosX          = 0;
setupBlitter.lDstPosY          = 0;

You would only ever set these to anything else if you blitted into a memory buffer (also allocated via DiveAllocImageBuffer) instead of to the screen. But maybe DIVE ignores this anyway if you specify DIVE_BUFFER_SCREEN as the destination blit buffer in "DiveBlitImage".
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Applications / Re: Nomacs Image Viewer
« Last post by Bernhard Pöttinger on Today at 01:25:47 pm »
Hello,
I have found libraw-os2-r0_15_04.zip, and in this archive I found libraw.dll. I renamed this dll to raw.dll and copied it in the nomacs directory. Now nomacs 2.4.6 is running but produces errors and warnings:

Error: XMP Toolkit error 203: Duplicate property or field node
Warning: Failed to decode XMP metadata.

@Tellie: a qt5 port would be great!

Thx, bernhard
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