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Hi Ciaran, that's really useful, thanks. There's a fair bit of Flex software out there, and we've probably got everything we need to make a FLEX2VDK script now! Are you doing this conversion manually, or do you have a script you could share? I must be a good Dragon user and document all this in the ...

It corrupts in exactly the same way! Maybe Flex presumes it's safe to write to that memory, now the 80 column card is running.

Oh thanks @pernod70, was that all it needed?

Thanks for all your help everyone - I'm up and running with 80 column Dynacalc! Come see it for real at the Meetup in a couple weeks

@pernod70 - awesome, that looks like it will work!

Any ideas how I can convert Sixxie's DSK file to a VDK so I can write it to a floppy? Also, I must try and work out why Flex and the CocoSDC aren't playing nicely.

Thanks for your help everyone!

Thanks Ciaran! I'm wondering if it's crashing because it's trying to something DragonPlus related? The custom program works after you do an 'ASN W=1' (to tell it that the second disk is the one with Dynacalc on it), but alas, it only seems related to printers. Time to get it onto a floppy and in my ...

Hi, I thought it better to move this to another thread, and keep the other thread for OS/9 Well, I know a lot more Flex than I used to! But each step forwards comes with a couple back. I've been sent to this site - http://www.swtpcemu.com/swtpc/Overview.htm - it's got an SWTPC emulator that also com...

I thought I'd explore the world of Flex too, see what my options were - for reference, the archive 'Flex - System v2.0.0 plus Crunch Cobol v1.1 - DBASIC v1.5 (198x)(Compusense Ltd)[DPLUS].zip' seems to contain the most complete version for the DragonPlus. It's not without problems, of course! It's b...

I was worried you might say that

Hi Ken! Thanks for the tip. However, when I run it, I get this:
To me it looks like it's trying to use different screen control codes - is this down to the display driver?
I feel we're close now!

Many thanks in advance, Tony

Thanks Pere, that's all really useful!