--- In 50g@yahoogroups.com, "titimartines" <titimartines@...> wrote:
menu item (on your computer) is "Calc". You'll see where to go from
there. When you have Zelda running, the "+" and "-" keys on Emu48 do
contrast. Now, I'm running a Mac and you're probably on a Windows
machine, so YMMV. I'm going to list some of the steps I went through.
This is assuming you have Emu48 running with a 49G rom. If you don't
have Emu48 running, start another thread on this forum.
Download and unzip z49_03 (Zelda). Drag and drop Z49v0.en to the Emu48
calculator screen. On level 2 of the stack, you will see "Library Data
Code" followed by several lines of gobblydook. On level 1 of the
stack, you will see 'Z49v0'. On the Emu48 calc, hit the STO button. On
your computer, you'll need to figure out your keyboard mapping on the
Emu48; hold down (on Emu48) ON while you press (Emu48) F3. After Emu48
has rebooted, hit VAR. "Z49v0" should be first one listed (in the
future, if you add more libs, this will get shifted down).
>O.K. The short answer is: when you have Emu48 running, the top right
> "Calc - Grey - 5 Pict and "+" to increase contrast got rid of
> flickering and
> gave the sharpest picture on my machine"
>
> Srry but what exactly do you mean with that?
>
>
> --- In 50g@yahoogroups.com, "arthurford4142" <arthurford4142@>
> wrote:
menu item (on your computer) is "Calc". You'll see where to go from
there. When you have Zelda running, the "+" and "-" keys on Emu48 do
contrast. Now, I'm running a Mac and you're probably on a Windows
machine, so YMMV. I'm going to list some of the steps I went through.
This is assuming you have Emu48 running with a 49G rom. If you don't
have Emu48 running, start another thread on this forum.
Download and unzip z49_03 (Zelda). Drag and drop Z49v0.en to the Emu48
calculator screen. On level 2 of the stack, you will see "Library Data
Code" followed by several lines of gobblydook. On level 1 of the
stack, you will see 'Z49v0'. On the Emu48 calc, hit the STO button. On
your computer, you'll need to figure out your keyboard mapping on the
Emu48; hold down (on Emu48) ON while you press (Emu48) F3. After Emu48
has rebooted, hit VAR. "Z49v0" should be first one listed (in the
future, if you add more libs, this will get shifted down).