Example 2: clear screen This example sends the command to clear the screen of the display to the display, when the user clicks Button1. So this code assumes that you have a TButton named "Button1" on the form, and the code should be in the OnClick event-handler. The caption for the button...

Introduction: This source is developped in Delphi 5, but should work for Delphi 3 and above. The component used for communicating with the com-port is TComPort from Dejan Crnila. You can download it here . The code assumes that you have a form "TForm1" with a TComPort on it named "Co...

couldn't you boot up with a DOS-floppy disk, then replace the registry with one of the backups windows normally makes, and then restart? I dunno, this works with Win98SE...

nice one H.
but what's up with the beige one?

hehe Sigma, sorry dude, but I think this only works for Servers of half-life.

You can always ask Mat more, but I think it's only for the servers.

wiiiiiiiii

congrats MO

Unit: LK202-24-USB
Case: Midi Tower Case
Difficulty: Easy
Other: Cut the hole with a stanley-knife

Unit: LK204-25PC
Software: LCDC
Difficulty: Easy...very easy
Other: It's nothing, just wired it up and put it on my desk. Henry forced me to post these, can I have my caffeine back now please Henry? PLEASE?

More pics on http://users.pandora.be/relix/digicam/LCD

Nice! I like it!

Reply of the Great Henry Himselft: Check the baud rate you are sending at. If you don't know it, better poweroff the display, manual override it by connecting the 2 middle pins on the keypad-header, power on the display. Now the baudrate should be 19200. After that, set the baudrate to any value you...

okay, but remember: KEEP SMILING!!!

He's crazy, that's for sure, so, don't make any fast moves, slowly walk to the door and keep smiling...

if you can't get it to show anything else, you might want to do the manual override ... :o lol, nothing special really, just poweroff, short the 2 middle pins on the keypad-header, poweron, (the baudrate should now be set to 19200), set the baudrate you wish, poweroff, don't short the pins anymore, ...

lol, I bet it still works on my 286...

My (dad's) first was... http://www.old-computers.com/museum/photos/oric_atmos_a.jpg NAME ATMOS MANUFACTURER Oric TYPE Home Computer ORIGIN United Kingdom YEAR February 1984 BUILT IN LANGUAGE Tangerine Basic KEYBOARD QWERTY, mechanical keyboard, 58 keys. 4 arrow keys. ESC, CTRL, DEL, RETURN, SHIFT (x...