I'm just used to it and it does what I want it to do. Yes, there are alternatives but I'd prefer Wavelab (the old version) nevertheless. I think it could be interesting for someone who has the skills to make some modifications, just as a proof of concept or something. Maybe not but I thought it's …

It's not about a game but an application but I thought I might just give it a try here as well. I was wondering if someone with programming skills could help me to get an application to work on Windows 7 and newer (using it in a virtual machine works just fine, but that's not really an option). The …

I was able to get at least 4 (of the 8 ) buttons to work thanks to an extension of activaid (the extension is called userhotkeys and is part of activaid) https://www.heise.de/download/product/activaid-24593

I don't know exactly what to do. When I press one of the buttons the charprobe input field turns green temporarily, so I guess it means it recognizes something. But I don't know what to do next. Apart from telling me that "there was a problem in your settings" HoeKey doesn't do much.

Well, in the driver files you'll find ia64 sections, so the driver is supposed to support XP 64Bit. I don't know if it works on a 64Bit XP but it certainly doesn't on Windows 7. I was just hoping there would be at least a Vista 64 Bit driver since it was still sold in the mid to late 2000s. But I …

I don't know if that's the right place to ask this question but I was wondering if there is a driver available to get the additional function keys to work on a 64Bit Windows 7. The drivers I have found so far simply don't work, even though one of them (SP22515) is supposed to be a XP 64Bit driver ( …

Is it still possible to get a ready-to-use pre-release version? They were available here but it's been a long time since I last saw a new version there... https://ci.appveyor.com/project/otya128/winev … build/artifacts

Oh thx! I didn't know that.

Forget about OE5. I tried to get this to work on Win95 and somehow it was never really able to receive or transmit e-mails, even though the settings were apparently correct. I was however able to receive e-mails by messing with the settings and then (to send emails) I changed the settings again and …

Can someone tell me how to compile the latest version? The instructions on how to do that are somewhat sparse. All it says on the github page is... Install Visual Studio 2017 Install binutils Edit PropertySheet.props Compile Well yeah, great. I've installed Visual Studio 2017, I've downloaded …

I have an Omnibook 800 with a dead CMOS battery but function-wise it doesn't matter at all since the battery (the big one) also holds the BIOS and time settings etc. I know, this topic is about leaking batteries but if you're like me and aren't really good at taking things apart, it might be a …

Yes, I've alraedy fount it and I've installed all the stuff and there is a tab called "Hotkey popup" in "Display properties" now which lets me choose the position of this popup but these popups only seem to work in Dos, not in Windows... Strange.

Thx for your answer! I didn't mean to reset the CMOS battery but only to reset the machine, like you would do by pressing ctrl+alt+delete but sometimes that doesn't work so you need to reset the machine in order to get it to work again. And yes, at least the brightness control, the power management …

Ok, thx for your answers but I've already found the software anyway. And as you said, you don't really need to install the stuff onto the "hard disk" (in my case it's a cf card sitting on an IDE adapter), the floppy disk seems to be enough. But I've tried to install it and everything seemed to work …

Does anyone know where to get a manual for this thing (not service manual but the normal operating manual)? Also, does anyone know where to get the floppy drive images you need to create the BIOS partition? I've read it doesn't have a real BIOS but a partition on the hard drive which serves as a …

Oh ok. So it's obviously not so easy to come by.

I'm looking for a program called WinDrain. It's been used in PC magazines a lot to test the battery life of laptops (Mid 90's era) but I can't find it anywhere, not even Google seems to know about it.