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Artificer wrote:Hi,
If its downloadable from Dilwyn Jones site it's freeware.

Got it, thanks.

I use sernet 2.25 on a Q60 to connect to a Q68 running sernet 3.01mod with no real problems, using Cueshell (also now freeware). Versions of sernet before 2.25 con be problematic I have found.

Yes, I remember the pain of previous versions: Is it the hardware? Is it the cable? Is it the software? Is it me?!!

pjw wrote:Thanks Derek. I did search for SERNET on the site, but only the V3 documentation came up: Its part of the SMSQ/E Manual. Also some articles on V2. I couldnt have known that networking was hidden among the toolkits

It appears V3 is a somewhat different beast than V2, so I'll probably start with what I know, ie V2.25, and then try V3 later, after reading the manual.

Hi Per,

There does appear to be any documentation for Sernet 3, so I only used v2.22 which I had working on all SMSQ/E computers.

I will try Sernet 3 over the weekend.

Derek_Stewart wrote:<>
There does appear to be any documentation for Sernet 3, so I only used v2.22 which I had working on all SMSQ/E computers.

I will try Sernet 3 over the weekend.

As I was saying, when I searched Dilwyn's site I ONLY found the documentation. Its in this document here.

Hi Goirgio can can always Try these websites
https://qlwiki.qlforum.co.uk/doku.php?id=start
https://badaman.badared.com/ql/planet/
I hope This Helps you Take Care
All the Best Simon Foster

pjw wrote:Thanks Derek. I did search for SERNET on the site, but only the V3 documentation came up: Its part of the SMSQ/E Manual. Also some articles on V2. I couldnt have known that networking was hidden among the toolkits

It appears V3 is a somewhat different beast than V2, so I'll probably start with what I know, ie V2.25, and then try V3 later, after reading the manual.

The Google CSE search on my site is a bit useless nowadays, it seems to do everything but what it's supposed to do. I may well remove it.

The other sitelevel search works much better, especially if you change the drop-down to Downloads or Documents, depending on what you're searching for.

There are two versions on the page, the first one needs Javascript and seems to work more quickly. The one further down the page doesn't need Javascript and was kindly converted to plain HTML for me by Wolfgang Lenerz.

Another useful hint if you can't find something, and it was uploaded within the dates covered by the site history page is to search that page, as anything added usually has links to its page.

The logc (well, wrong word when it comes to me perhaps) of putting Sernet on the toolkits page was that it's basically a set of BASIC extensions.

I often have difficulty finding things on my own site, so I'm not too surprised if anyone has difficulty! I've been known in the past to put the same thing on more than one page by mistake...

dilwyn wrote: I often have difficulty finding things on my own site, so I'm not too surprised if anyone has difficulty! I've been known in the past to put the same thing on more than one page by mistake...

Dilwyn, don't hide your light under a bushel! You're the hero in making that stuff available to everyone by putting it at least somewhere!

Thanks!
Tobias

Dilwyn,

While I might be (a little bit) guilty of signalling, I certainly did not mean to grumble!

Ultimately, its a badge of honnor, that your site has become so massive its hard to find anything

Thanks for doing it: so much, so well, and for so long!