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David G wrote: ↑Wed Feb 17, 2021 11:35 am Are there any plans to fully support file names with a space in the name?

I was under the impression this was already supported, or have you seen a specific case where it does not work? If so could you provide details so that I can produce it and investigate.

Version 1.21 of EightyOne is now available:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/eighty ... -emulator/

It primarily introduces improvements and fixes to the facility to import BASIC listings from a text file.

If you still get the same issue with the latest version then try the following: Under the Options menu, select TV Emulation and then try adjusting the vertical hold. If you get other weird things going on after updating then delete the EightyOne.ini file, which will live in a path specific to your l...

jonesypeter wrote: ↑Thu Nov 12, 2020 3:57 pm I'm loving my Spectra Interface by the way!

The QL emulation in EightyOne was never completed and as far as I know has never worked (I suspect the 68000 emulation but that is a guess). I've no idea about TR DOS, never tried to use that option.

If anyone wants to investigate these issues and propose fixes then the source is available.

That's great, thanks. I'll examine the GMSave side of the tape when I get a bit of free time. With it having multiple names, I wonder whether is was a type-in routine from a magazine that's been customised...

brancorp2000 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 18, 2020 4:05 pm when I try open TAPE MANAGER (CTRL+F9) it does not open the window.

Have you tried selecting Gather Windows from the View menu in v1.18?

bola_dor wrote: ↑Fri Oct 09, 2020 4:15 pm all GO TO were untokenized but the original text lacked the space in the middle..

There is an option on the dialog to accept alternate spellings, such as no space in GOTO and GOSUB:

I am trying to convert a BASIC listing to .O or to load it to EightyOne. That is supported. but then Nothing happens.. just the K cursor.. You can either drag and drop the .b80 file into the main emulator window or the Tape Manager window, or select it via the File > Open options. A dialog should a...

Have you tried swapping the vLA81 for a real ULA in that ZX81? That would prove whether it is the computer itself or the vLA81.