SpeedPlus and XTOR Conversion and Save As Abilities - Pace and Cap

partsnut · 12-13-2006, 01:39 PM

Is there anyone who might have an idea on how to make the "SpeedPlus program", which was designed for the Windows 95 format , work in a Windows XP environment.
I have a registered copy but can't get it to run with XP.

I have written George Green, the creator of this program, and asked for an update or a new version.

The reason, I am Hot on this program is because it has the abilty to save files in both the old and the new Sartin formats. which could come in very handy.

I am also working with XTOR which can also save to the RAC format and eliminate the need for the more expensive "Hat" files. You can use the generic DRF files with this. but you will have to pick the appropriate pacelines. Also, the graphics are terrible and is almost unreadable.
XTOR will not run with "TAME" in synthetic DOS mode, under XP

I am surprised that some of the skilled programmers on this site did not incorporate any type of conversion or "save as" features in their software. Possibly, they might even consider a stand alone program of this type.

12-13-2006, 01:39 PM	#1
partsnut BetMix User Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 2,433	SpeedPlus and XTOR Conversion and Save As Abilities Is there anyone who might have an idea on how to make the "SpeedPlus program", which was designed for the Windows 95 format , work in a Windows XP environment. I have a registered copy but can't get it to run with XP. I have written George Green, the creator of this program, and asked for an update or a new version. The reason, I am Hot on this program is because it has the abilty to save files in both the old and the new Sartin formats. which could come in very handy. I am also working with XTOR which can also save to the RAC format and eliminate the need for the more expensive "Hat" files. You can use the generic DRF files with this. but you will have to pick the appropriate pacelines. Also, the graphics are terrible and is almost unreadable. XTOR will not run with "TAME" in synthetic DOS mode, under XP I am surprised that some of the skilled programmers on this site did not incorporate any type of conversion or "save as" features in their software. Possibly, they might even consider a stand alone program of this type.