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I've noticed there's still some interest in DOS Orcad.
Is it effectively 'public domain' now ?
Graham
Is it effectively 'public domain' now ?
Graham
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copy or two, though...I've noticed there's still some interest in DOS Orcad.
Is it effectively 'public domain' now ?
Graham
Nope, still copywritten and all that. Doesn't mean you can't find a
I'm sure it's still under Cadence's lawyers. The EMA/EDA guy jokinglyI've noticed there's still some interest in DOS Orcad.
Is it effectively 'public domain' now ?
Graham
Actually, if you harangue them, they'll GIVE you a copy of v7.20 whichOn Thu, 05 Jan 2006 09:30:06 +0000, Pooh Bear
rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote:
I've noticed there's still some interest in DOS Orcad.
Is it effectively 'public domain' now ?
Graham
I'm sure it's still under Cadence's lawyers. The EMA/EDA guy jokingly
threatened me about my use of SDT, thinking I had a bootleg copy.
Burst his bubble when I told him I have a real licensed copy. Orcad
has kept many of the drivers and post processing utilities as "open"
by supplying the source code. We have modified some of the utilities
to make them more useful. The VESA video drivers were reworked and now
available for VESA modes up to 1600x1200. If your using Windows, it is
best to run SDT under VirtualPC so you can have multiple windows open.
---
Mark
A fully working copy ?On Thu, 05 Jan 2006 22:16:16 GMT, qrk <SpamTrap@spam.net> wrote:
On Thu, 05 Jan 2006 09:30:06 +0000, Pooh Bear
rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote:
I've noticed there's still some interest in DOS Orcad.
Is it effectively 'public domain' now ?
Graham
I'm sure it's still under Cadence's lawyers. The EMA/EDA guy jokingly
threatened me about my use of SDT, thinking I had a bootleg copy.
Burst his bubble when I told him I have a real licensed copy. Orcad
has kept many of the drivers and post processing utilities as "open"
by supplying the source code. We have modified some of the utilities
to make them more useful. The VESA video drivers were reworked and now
available for VESA modes up to 1600x1200. If your using Windows, it is
best to run SDT under VirtualPC so you can have multiple windows open.
---
Mark
Actually, if you harangue them, they'll GIVE you a copy of v7.20 which
can read v3.21.
I still have an adequate DOS box so no trouble there if push comes toOn Thu, 05 Jan 2006 09:30:06 +0000, Pooh Bear
rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote:
I've noticed there's still some interest in DOS Orcad.
Is it effectively 'public domain' now ?
Graham
I'm sure it's still under Cadence's lawyers. The EMA/EDA guy jokingly
threatened me about my use of SDT, thinking I had a bootleg copy.
Burst his bubble when I told him I have a real licensed copy. Orcad
has kept many of the drivers and post processing utilities as "open"
by supplying the source code. We have modified some of the utilities
to make them more useful. The VESA video drivers were reworked and now
available for VESA modes up to 1600x1200. If your using Windows, it is
best to run SDT under VirtualPC so you can have multiple windows open.
I still have a copy of v3.21 on 3.5" floppies, an installed copy ofJim Thompson wrote:
On Thu, 05 Jan 2006 22:16:16 GMT, qrk <SpamTrap@spam.net> wrote:
On Thu, 05 Jan 2006 09:30:06 +0000, Pooh Bear
rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote:
I've noticed there's still some interest in DOS Orcad.
Is it effectively 'public domain' now ?
Graham
I'm sure it's still under Cadence's lawyers. The EMA/EDA guy jokingly
threatened me about my use of SDT, thinking I had a bootleg copy.
Burst his bubble when I told him I have a real licensed copy. Orcad
has kept many of the drivers and post processing utilities as "open"
by supplying the source code. We have modified some of the utilities
to make them more useful. The VESA video drivers were reworked and now
available for VESA modes up to 1600x1200. If your using Windows, it is
best to run SDT under VirtualPC so you can have multiple windows open.
---
Mark
Actually, if you harangue them, they'll GIVE you a copy of v7.20 which
can read v3.21.
A fully working copy ?
Presumably since you own a current version though ?
Graham
qrk wrote:
On Thu, 05 Jan 2006 09:30:06 +0000, Pooh Bear
rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote:
I've noticed there's still some interest in DOS Orcad.
Is it effectively 'public domain' now ?
Graham
I'm sure it's still under Cadence's lawyers. The EMA/EDA guy jokingly
threatened me about my use of SDT, thinking I had a bootleg copy.
Burst his bubble when I told him I have a real licensed copy. Orcad
has kept many of the drivers and post processing utilities as "open"
by supplying the source code. We have modified some of the utilities
to make them more useful. The VESA video drivers were reworked and now
available for VESA modes up to 1600x1200. If your using Windows, it is
best to run SDT under VirtualPC so you can have multiple windows open.
I still have an adequate DOS box so no trouble there if push comes to
shove.
Where do you find the video drivers ? Best I had ever working was 1024x768
IIRC.
Graham
I've heard the odd comment about v10.5 being a step backwards. Last I used wasOn Fri, 06 Jan 2006 00:56:36 +0000, Pooh Bear
rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote:
Jim Thompson wrote:
On Thu, 05 Jan 2006 22:16:16 GMT, qrk <SpamTrap@spam.net> wrote:
On Thu, 05 Jan 2006 09:30:06 +0000, Pooh Bear
rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote:
I've noticed there's still some interest in DOS Orcad.
Is it effectively 'public domain' now ?
Graham
I'm sure it's still under Cadence's lawyers. The EMA/EDA guy jokingly
threatened me about my use of SDT, thinking I had a bootleg copy.
Burst his bubble when I told him I have a real licensed copy. Orcad
has kept many of the drivers and post processing utilities as "open"
by supplying the source code. We have modified some of the utilities
to make them more useful. The VESA video drivers were reworked and now
available for VESA modes up to 1600x1200. If your using Windows, it is
best to run SDT under VirtualPC so you can have multiple windows open.
---
Mark
Actually, if you harangue them, they'll GIVE you a copy of v7.20 which
can read v3.21.
A fully working copy ?
Presumably since you own a current version though ?
Graham
I still have a copy of v3.21 on 3.5" floppies, an installed copy of
v7.20 and an installed copy of v10.5.0... my last... I opted to NOT
renew my Capture maintenance this year... I've begun to resent
throwing money away on the truest piece-a-crap ever devised by
software "engineers" ;-)
...Jim Thompson
LOL !In article <43BE00AB.5A41E531@hotmail.com>,
Pooh Bear <rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote:
[....]
I do indeed have copy of SDT 3.21 from 1989 too. It beeps a lot at me whenever
I use it ! ;-)
I think I still have my TSR called "fastbeep". It changes beeeep to bp so
you don't have to wait so long for a beep to finish.
If you like I'll look for it.
I think I still have my TSR called "fastbeep". It changes beeeep to bp soI do indeed have copy of SDT 3.21 from 1989 too. It beeps a lot at me whenever
I use it ! ;-)
But SDT-3 was good. It was (is) the most stable CAD environment I haveI still have a copy of v3.21 on 3.5" floppies, an installed copy of
v7.20 and an installed copy of v10.5.0... my last... I opted to NOT
renew my Capture maintenance this year... I've begun to resent
throwing money away on the truest piece-a-crap ever devised by
software "engineers" ;-)
Can't you get new 'ring tones' for DOS? Maybe a deep throated "BONG" toI could of course set 'error bell off' ! It's too much fun to leave it on
though. ;-)
But don't push it if that's the old monitor on your DOS box. A friendI still have an adequate DOS box so no trouble there if push comes to
shove.
Where do you find the video drivers ? Best I had ever working was 1024x768
IIRC.
No problem. I have a Sony CPD-E530 21" Trinitron hooked up to that box on theHello Graham,
I still have an adequate DOS box so no trouble there if push comes to
shove.
Where do you find the video drivers ? Best I had ever working was 1024x768
IIRC.
But don't push it if that's the old monitor on your DOS box. A friend
did. "Look, much more than on your puny screen" he said. Then bzzzt ...
foof. The nice monitor's flyback transformer breathed its last. This was
in the days when good monitors were well over $1000.
Well since you put it like that *****************Ken Smith wrote:
In article <43BE00AB.5A41E531@hotmail.com>,
Pooh Bear <rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote:
[....]
I do indeed have copy of SDT 3.21 from 1989 too. It beeps a lot at me
whenever
I use it ! ;-)
I think I still have my TSR called "fastbeep". It changes beeeep to bp so
you don't have to wait so long for a beep to finish.
If you like I'll look for it.
LOL !
I could of course set 'error bell off' ! It's too much fun to leave it on
though. ;-)
Somewhere there is a program that makes a standard clock PC say "Help I'mCan't you get new 'ring tones' for DOS? Maybe a deep throated "BONG" to
emulate Big Ben heard through a thick London fog. Or Road Runner's "meep
- meep".
That group is not used anymore since Yahoo thinks it's a porno group.On Fri, 06 Jan 2006 00:58:50 +0000, Pooh Bear
rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote:
qrk wrote:
On Thu, 05 Jan 2006 09:30:06 +0000, Pooh Bear
rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote:
I've noticed there's still some interest in DOS Orcad.
Is it effectively 'public domain' now ?
Graham
I'm sure it's still under Cadence's lawyers. The EMA/EDA guy jokingly
threatened me about my use of SDT, thinking I had a bootleg copy.
Burst his bubble when I told him I have a real licensed copy. Orcad
has kept many of the drivers and post processing utilities as "open"
by supplying the source code. We have modified some of the utilities
to make them more useful. The VESA video drivers were reworked and now
available for VESA modes up to 1600x1200. If your using Windows, it is
best to run SDT under VirtualPC so you can have multiple windows open.
I still have an adequate DOS box so no trouble there if push comes to
shove.
Where do you find the video drivers ? Best I had ever working was 1024x768
IIRC.
Graham
Try http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dos-orcad/files/