[GEM Development] GEM Apps

[Peter Green]

Sorry, I have no record of his name. When I changed over to Win2K, I had 
to repartition my (brand new)  hard drive to get enough space for a 
useful installation.  I used Partition Commander which crashed midway 
through the process and then refused to recognise the empty space it had 
created as existing. I finally had to use some very crude tools to get 
the drive up and running again and then use Partition Magic to repair 
the damage.

All my old GEM-dev stuff disappeared with the other data, though I still 
had the apps I had on floppies.

Peter
Armand Colleye wrote:

> Peter Green wrote:
>
>> G'day, all!
>>
>> I contacted someone from Greenstreet (formerly Timeworks), I think in 
>> 1999 or 2000, and was told that, as the GEM software was believed to 
>> contain some code which survived into the current Windows versions, 
>> they would not GPL it, but the chap I spoke to was sympathetic with 
>> the group's aims. I believe he said that they were unlikely to take 
>> any action against people sharing the GEM version, but you'd really 
>> need to consult the archives over that one.
>>
>> We didn't have (as far as I recall) any satisfaction from efforts to 
>> contact Corel about GEM Ventura.
>>
>> Peter
>>
> Well Peter and others
>
> I'am getting old.
> When you getting old you suffer from 3 things
> -a- You tend to forget things
> -b- I forgot the other two things
>
> A joke of course, but...
> Can you remember when we had the mail discussing about above topic
> And
> It would help the guy's name or more important what's his function was 
> within the company.
> In 2000 I promised some-one to sent a copy.
> I didn't. Excuse moi, but upload/mailing 160 Mb with a 33k6 modem Ehh 
> sorry ;-(
>
> Now I'm asked to.
> With ADSL. No problemo. I'll chop it in logical parts an mail it
> So is there interest?
> Mail me please.
>
> Have Fun
> Armand
>
> Armand Colleye wrote:
>
>>
>>> Pintaio wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi, I'm a GEM Desktop fan, i have  been using it since i bought my
>>>> first PC, an Amstrad 1640, and i'd like to have as much GEM apps as
>>>> i could.
>>>> Perhaps you have some applications aside from which they are possible
>>>> to be obtained in Deltasoft. if it is thus, could you send a copy to
>>>> my email address?
>>>> I'm not going to release them in any web or p2p program, i want them
>>>> for my collection.
>>>> This is a list of apps that i'm looking for:
>>>> -Dataman v1.1
>>>> -Davrelle.app
>>>> -Socrates  v1.6
>>>> -Timesworks Publisher V1 V2 & LITE
>>>> -Typographica Font manager for GEM
>>>> -Bitstream Font Manager for GEM
>>>> -Scan
>>>> -Perform
>>>> -Mipscalc
>>>> -superbase
>>>> -Tape.acc
>>>> -VTX-PC
>>>> -Zedit
>>>> -Text to GEM e
>>>> -TrTp2GEM
>>>> -K-Comm 2.0
>>>> -K-Word 2.0
>>>> -K-Graph 2.0
>>>> -K-Spread 2.0
>>>> -K-Data  2.0
>>>> -K-Minstrel 2.0
>>>> -K-Spell 2.0
>>>> -GEM Pascal 1.72
>>>> -GEM Fortran 1.1
>>>>
>>>>  
>>>>
>>> With a lots of the above mentioned programs I can say me too. 
>>> Specially GEM Pascal (mailto:colleye at planet.nl)
>>> (and yes, this is my alternate email adress)
>>>
>>> But I can help you out with Timeworks.
>>> I have is on CD with lots of fonts.
>>> the complete CD Zipped does about 200 MB
>>> Got Adsl or a site where I can upload?
>>>
>>> But
>>> Sorry folks there is a big but, as I remember a long time ago we 
>>> were discussing these things.
>>> Heinz started the chain on 6 februari 2000 with the title unkown gem 
>>> programs.
>>> Timeworks is not GPL'ed. As far as I know of
>>> So if I gave you a copy, that would legeally be theft:-((
>>>
>>> Unless....:-)
>>>
>>> Need I say more?
>>>
>>> BTW, I think above list is far from complete.
>>> I miss deskpress and Ventura Publisher
>>>
>>> Have Fun
>>> Armand
>>>
>>>> Thanks in advance.
>>>>
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