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Art is long.... (apologies if I misremember that). Harvey

I'd been using it for the last fifteen years or so. I dropped it for several reasons: 1. I think I remember running into some difficult to fix errors on their end 2. The code became less useful as I

Given the code example friendly issued by Chuck I could not resist and spend a couple of hours to test it with my HP437B power meter. The result is not A-level programming but just a script that

Hello All! This is my first post here, and I'm super glad to have found this group. I'm working on an HP 8566B that I purchased locally in Dallas. When I got the unit, the only issue I thought I had

No impact here; I'd not touch Visual anything with a ten-foot pole. I run *emacs*. Near-zero usage for such an emulation is not surprising at all. People who want an emacs emulation probably want it

Haa, no I never worked there. But I was in the startup company world for a long time; it sounds like the attitudes are similar. :) But even there, we never wire-wrapped in humor. ;) We do have a few

I should add that there are no visible error notifications on the screen.

Hi Bill, When I first read your post I thought you did some very low frequency stuff. Actually you're referring to MHz (Megahertz), not mHz (Millihertz). Since you left the unit running for a while

Delphi was very popular in Europe, Germany especially. There is also (previously? mentioned in another thread) EZGPIB, that is a Pascal based scripting system, for GPIB instrument/device control. I

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Re:- From: Harvey White <mailto:madyn@...?subject=Re:%20Introduction> Date: Fri, 20 Sep 2024 17:44:05 GMT Nope, Borland Pascal, then Delphi. It is possible to break the linker in Borland

Does it "Bloom" with the trace intensity set to minimum? It does look like the storage sub-system needs attention. Dave B. (UK) -- Created on and sent from a Unix like PC running and using open source

Hi again. Ah..? the "Large Scale Systems Museum".? That's been mentioned before here. https://www.largescalesystemsmuseum.org/ If I'd known about that a few years ago, I'd have 110% definitely

LOL. You never worked at Documation. We had a lot of fun doing weird ...uh... stuff there. It was kind of like being professional adolescents. When Storage Technology bought Documation, we all had to

Erick thank you but unfortunately I could not justify that sort of expense so I have been collecting the parts for many years Regards Paul South coast UK Sent: 21 September 2024 05:33 To:

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I'm on vacation near Shell Knob in Missouri and I'm trying to catch up with this. mammoth thread... Dave, I feel the need to come clean with everyone that I was the PM who killed EMACS emulation in

The MBF are indeed 5 MHz modules modified for 10 MHz. The Rb itself is a 5 MHz FRK-HLN. I added a doubler between the FRK and the MBF as described here: high-performance-frequency-doublerv1-31 PDF

Hello, We can see a full system here : https://www.ebay.com/itm/235000009591 Best regards Eric