Mr. magu,
I am also having trouble unzipping the ZIP files. Maybe someone could help you to make the files available.
-Adam-
Mr. magu,
I am also having trouble unzipping the ZIP files. Maybe someone could help you to make the files available.
-Adam-
Ohm it's not just a good idea... it's the LAW !
Hi,
If you open the files with a hex editor and you will see that
the files use the RAR file format.
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Rename the files to filename.RAR and then
use WinRAR to decompress them.
Best regards,
Luciano
Well, I was about to delete this thread for reasons of plagerism, when I realized that Trent waived his rights to it.
Even so,
Magu,
I hope you realize that you didn't design this project.
Granted, you've done a lot of work building, troubleshooting, laying out a PC board, etc. But ...
It's only right for you to at least say that it was "Based on a Project by T. Jackson". No matter how you might feel personaly.
As an example, Tim Box and I have had a few problems in the past. But even some 5 years later, I still quite openly proclaim that he came up with the idea for "Instant Interrupts".
He didn't follow through and turn it into something usefull, that's what I did.
But his name will still remain there till the end of time.
I hope you'll consider it.
<br>
DT
Seems to be an increasingly new way of society. Just go and ripoff something on the net and claim it as your own. I had a guy on Planet Source Code come forward claiming to be the owner of one of my award winning pieces of work. Simultaneously, in the process, he was also submitting to the site some code that he had stolen from his previous victim's. Cut a long story short - I got this bugger in the end, he submitted a piece of work that could have only have been done by someone with a tremendous number of years experience. Whoever wrote this thing had to have had an IQ of 130+ This particular thief, even at the best of times, had great difficulty in completing even a few simple fragments of text without errors. I pointed this out to the staff on PSC, they then proceed to promptly remove him from the site. Normally their policy is; "we need evidence" - they made a special consideration in this instance.
Apparently, also, this person likes submitting ripped off hospital management software with a less than convincing plea for donations. Oh there's some lovely people on the internet.
Superhuman powers distilled from the consumption of vast amounts of coffee (and not available to ordinary mortals) were used to edit the title of this thread and add credits where credits due to post#1 (regardless if rights were waived or not!) - Melanie
Hi,
There is no doubt in my mind that in this PicBasic developer community
everybody knows that this project was entirely made by Trent Jackson.
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I am quite sure that several people will claim this project as their own work.
If this project would have been published in a magazine the result would be the same.
To Trent goes the satisfaction to keep them busy for a couple of days.
Best regards,
Luciano
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LOL!
Big regrets with that PC-Controlled Burglar alarm. Electrically it's not bad, bit expensive to build and the software isn't exactly the best. I've managed to learn a lot since it was published. Particularly with Visual Basic and PBP. It made the front cover of the magazine, which ultimately completed a goal I had set for myself 5 years prior.
Hi,
I do not want to be pessimistic, but every open source project is able to be "stolen" ...
may be that's in the rules we have to accept when publishing. Copyright is just a view of mind !!!
I recently found one of my friend's projects ( W/ a Copyright ! ) more than closely pasted ... and sold by a Brazilian shop : " pure Brazilian Product " they said ...
poeple also build and sell Other's projects ... just to pay their studies or hobbies. not to make money ...
Where's the limit ???
Trent Wrote " Free Project " ... looks to mean " do what you want with project " ...
Was the same for our beloved "Eng 444" who used soft from this forum to get his diploma ... if he got !!!
Alain
Last edited by Acetronics2; - 28th June 2007 at 12:06.
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Why insist on using 32 Bits when you're not even able to deal with the first 8 ones ??? ehhhhhh ...
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IF there is the word "Problem" in your question ...
certainly the answer is " RTFM " or " RTFDataSheet " !!!
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