[Coco] David Keil's CC3 emulator with 512/2meg support

[Steve Ostrom]

I was able to copy the entire CD to my PC hard drive, and then began 
looking at the files included.  I am really amazed at everything on this 
CD.  There are various versions of the emulator and tremendous 
documentation, as well as Coco program image files and pdf copies of the 
software documentation.  So far, I am very impressed.  The CD copied 
flawlessly on my newer HP Pavilion PC running Windows XP home.

Next step is to try the emulator, but the CD itself is in good 
condition, and the amount of work that went into this project is huge.  
It's well worth the effort to keep trying to solve any problems your 
individual PC is having.

-- Steve --


Benoit Bleau wrote:

>Yep, did that.
>I created the shortcut to coco3.exe, then in the properties, on the memory
>tab I set:
> Conventional memory:  Auto
> Initial environment:  Auto
>	Protected:	Check and unchecked, no effect.
>
>Expanded (EMS) memory: Auto
>Extended (XMS) memory: Auto
>
>MS-DOS Protected-mode (DPMI) memory:  Auto
>
>
>I tried this on 3 different computers, the company's laptop (IBM T40, XP
>Pro), a Pentium 4 system (XP Pro) and an old laptop (XP pro also),  and on
>the old laptop it works.  That's really strange. The only difference is that
>the old laptop isn't  up-to-date on the windows patches.
>
>When I've got a bit of time, I'll update it, to see if this breaks the
>emulator.
>
>-Ben
>
>  
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: coco-bounces at maltedmedia.com 
>>[mailto:coco-bounces at maltedmedia.com] On Behalf Of mmarlett at isd.net
>>Sent: Friday, August 27, 2004 12:48 PM
>>To: coco at maltedmedia.com
>>Subject: RE: [Coco] David Keil's CC3 emulator with 512/2meg support
>>
>>Ben,
>>
>>I'm running this at work...for now until I have time at home 
>>to try it on XP Pro. Work is Win2K.
>>
>>I created a short cut and placed it on my desktop of the CoCo3.exe.
>>
>>Then went on right clicked and changed the memory properties.
>>
>>The laptop's display goes wacky but it works just fine on the 
>>Dell Desktop.
>>    
>>
>
>
>  
>