EasyCircuit v2.01 (German) now Freeware

[Chr$]

I did manage to get the executable to work, after all. I had to use HOT_STOP before LRESPR-ing the extensions, and then use HOT_GO again.
So, I now have this working in QPC2.

Ah, so in layman's terms, if I want to exe the exe using SMSQ/E under QXLII, where exactly do I enter HOT_STOP? Before the easyext_res at line 150 in the boot file? Hmmm, tried that, didn't work. I also tried HOT_STOP before simply trying to EX the EasyCircuit_exe.

[EmmBee]

I did manage to get the executable to work, after all. I had to use HOT_STOP before LRESPR-ing the extensions, and then use HOT_GO again.
So, I now have this working in QPC2.

Ah, so in layman's terms, if I want to exe the exe using SMSQ/E under QXLII, where exactly do I enter HOT_STOP? Before the easyext_res at line 150 in the boot file? Hmmm, tried that, didn't work. I also tried HOT_STOP before simply trying to EX the EasyCircuit_exe.

I've tried again, but it won't start-up properly. I also get a problem at line 150 - it reports not implemented. I think it may help to load the whole EasyPtr package - think that's how I managed it last time. Trouble is there are so many files, and I don't really know which to LRESPR.

[BSJR]

I've tried again, but it won't start-up properly. I also get a problem at line 150 - it reports not implemented. I think it may help to load the whole EasyPtr package - think that's how I managed it last time. Trouble is there are so many files, and I don't really know which to LRESPR.

Normally ptrmen_cde should be enough. Ptrmenr_cde has some extra commands and option useful for recompiling.

BSJR

[Chr$]

I re-discovered this today and have scanned it for posterity. It's the original EasyCircuit manual (in German) as a zip of a pdf. I'm not sure which version it relates to, but it is well written, has tips for use, technical requirements and may also help to clear up some compatibility issues.

Dilwyn, I see that you have shared EasyCircuit on your website, thanks for doing that and feel free to do the same with this file.

[Derek_Stewart]

Hi,

I have done an English translation, I will upload here when I have proof read the translation.

[Chr$]

Hi,

I have done an English translation, I will upload here when I have proof read the translation.

Blimey, that was quick. I live in Germany and can speak German but doing a full translation of those 13 pages was a bit daunting and would have taken me ages!

[Derek_Stewart]

Hi,

Wel I did it a couple of days ago.

I loaded the German PDF file into GSCAN2PDF in Linux and used Tesseract OCR with the German Language dictionary selected, this gave a German text file, which I usdv Google Translate to convert to English.

But sometimes Google Translate gets the translation not quite right. So I have to proof read the document to make sure I understand the phrasing.

I have to do this as I can only speak English and only order 2 glasses of wine, ask for the bill, in other languages.

[Derek_Stewart]

Hi,

Here is my English translation of the manual

Maybe needs someone to look at it who knows English and German phrasing correctly.

EasyCircuitUK_Manual.zip

Easycircuit English Manual in TXT, PDF, ODT format

(80.23 KiB) Downloaded 336 times

[Chr$]

I think you're going to hate me now Derek!

After you have clearly gone to some effort, I've just found what appears to be a never version of the EC manual - it refers to newer versions of the required software. I went through some more old 3.5" disks and there it was! And there was even a version as an MS Word 2 Doc, so I was able to open it in the current version of Word (formatting is not quite correct). But no issues with OCRing etc. If you fancy doing this one I will happy check it over and get the native German speaking gf to also check it.

Sorry. I am though, confident that I've gone through all EC related disks so this won't happen again.

[Derek_Stewart]

Hi,

Not alot of work really, only a couple of hours.

I will have look at your word file.