Hi to all guys.
I would like to know hot to use the Second Screen on the Minerva QL Rom.
I supposed that can be used as a second desktop but I see that is only possible to switch it (and If unused is always black) and not operate with it.
I just supposed that can be uses as a "task switch screen" but I see that also with QTPI that works in task mode is absolutely not used.
I would like to work with it.
Best regards.
Minerva ROM: Second Screen, how It works?
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Re: Minerva ROM: Second Screen, how It works?
It has been quite a while since I experimented with the Minerva second screen. The majority of my findings appear in the SBASIC/SuperBASIC Reference Manual - http://superbasic-manual.readthedocs.io ... .html#mode and http://superbasic-manual.readthedocs.io ... clean.html
The main problem is that not much software was written which was aware of or could handle it.
Try MODE 96,-1 to switch the default screen to the second screen and then execute your program.
I think later versions of the pointer environment realised which screen was being used and switched when switching between programs, but I can't remember
The main problem is that not much software was written which was aware of or could handle it.
Try MODE 96,-1 to switch the default screen to the second screen and then execute your program.
I think later versions of the pointer environment realised which screen was being used and switched when switching between programs, but I can't remember
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Re: Minerva ROM: Second Screen, how It works?
Thanks dear.RWAP wrote:It has been quite a while since I experimented with the Minerva second screen. The majority of my findings appear in the SBASIC/SuperBASIC Reference Manual - http://superbasic-manual.readthedocs.io ... .html#mode and http://superbasic-manual.readthedocs.io ... clean.html
The main problem is that not much software was written which was aware of or could handle it.
Try MODE 96,-1 to switch the default screen to the second screen and then execute your program.
I think later versions of the pointer environment realised which screen was being used and switched when switching between programs, but I can't remember
I was able to launch a second Superbasic session on the second screen too
