GFA BASIC on an Atari Falcon - Revision history

>Lp: Corrected URL and typo in Lonny's last name

2019-09-12T16:07:20Z

Corrected URL and typo in Lonny's last name

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	Firstly don't use anything below GFA v3.6. The original GFA editor should work in any mode that is 16 colors or less. Stick to standard resolutions though or the compatibility modes on the Falcon. GFA dropped support about the time the Falcon came along, so it don't like 256 colors and up. If it still doesn't work, then something is weird on your machine or conflicting with it.		Firstly don't use anything below GFA v3.6. The original GFA editor should work in any mode that is 16 colors or less. Stick to standard resolutions though or the compatibility modes on the Falcon. GFA dropped support about the time the Falcon came along, so it don't like 256 colors and up. If it still doesn't work, then something is weird on your machine or conflicting with it.

	There are also patches, like [[Bastard]] and [[Ala Card]] to solve the video issues. With 'Bastard' you can run the old GFA v3.6 editor in a glorious 256 colors at 1280x1024, even under [[MINT Operating System\|MiNT]]. However Lonny ~~Purcell~~'s editor will work in any mode, on any video card so it's probably preferable to use that one.		There are also patches, like [[Bastard]] and [[Ala Card]] to solve the video issues. With 'Bastard' you can run the old GFA v3.6 editor in a glorious 256 colors at 1280x1024, even under [[MINT Operating System\|MiNT]]. However Lonny Pursell's editor will work in any mode, on any video card so it's probably preferable to use that one.

	[http://~~www.bright~~.net~~/~gfabasic~~/ Lonny's GFA BASIC site]		[http://gfabasic.net/ Lonny's GFA BASIC site]

>Wongck at 15:33, 25 January 2012

2012-01-25T15:33:55Z

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	Firstly don't use anything below GFA v3.6. The original GFA editor should work in any mode that is 16 colors or less. Stick to standard resolutions though or the compatibility modes on the Falcon. GFA dropped support about the time the Falcon came along, so it don't like 256 colors and up. If it still doesn't work, then something is weird on your machine or conflicting with it.		Firstly don't use anything below GFA v3.6. The original GFA editor should work in any mode that is 16 colors or less. Stick to standard resolutions though or the compatibility modes on the Falcon. GFA dropped support about the time the Falcon came along, so it don't like 256 colors and up. If it still doesn't work, then something is weird on your machine or conflicting with it.

	There are also patches, like [[Bastard]] and [[Ala Card]] to solve the video issues. With 'Bastard' you can run the old GFA v3.6 editor in a glorious 256 colors at 1280x1024, even under [[MiNT]]. However Lonny Purcell's editor will work in any mode, on any video card so it's probably preferable to use that one.		There are also patches, like [[Bastard]] and [[Ala Card]] to solve the video issues. With 'Bastard' you can run the old GFA v3.6 editor in a glorious 256 colors at 1280x1024, even under [[MINT Operating System\|MiNT]]. However Lonny Purcell's editor will work in any mode, on any video card so it's probably preferable to use that one.

	[[http://www.bright.net/~gfabasic/ Lonny's GFA BASIC site]]		[http://www.bright.net/~gfabasic/ Lonny's GFA BASIC site]

>Wongck at 12:26, 13 October 2011

2011-10-13T12:26:30Z

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	~~[[Category:Programming]]~~[[Category:GFA Basic]]
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>Tompee at 05:12, 26 October 2008

2008-10-26T05:12:21Z

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	'''GFA ~~BASIC~~ on an Atari Falcon'''		'''[[GFA Basic]] on the [[Atari Falcon]]'''

	Firstly don't use anything below ~~gfa~~ v3.6. The original ~~gfa~~ editor should work in any mode that is 16 colors or less. Stick to standard resolutions though or the compatibility modes on the Falcon. GFA dropped support about the time the Falcon came along, so it don't like 256 colors and up. If it still ~~don~~'t work, then something is weird on your machine or conflicting with it.		Firstly don't use anything below GFA v3.6. The original GFA editor should work in any mode that is 16 colors or less. Stick to standard resolutions though or the compatibility modes on the Falcon. GFA dropped support about the time the Falcon came along, so it don't like 256 colors and up. If it still doesn't work, then something is weird on your machine or conflicting with it.

	There are also patches, like 'Bastard' and 'Ala Card' to solve the video issues. With 'Bastard' you can run the old GFA v3.6 editor in a glorious 256 colors at 1280x1024, even under MiNT. However Lonny Purcell's editor will work in any mode, on any video card so it's probably preferable to use that one.		There are also patches, like [[Bastard]] and [[Ala Card]] to solve the video issues. With 'Bastard' you can run the old GFA v3.6 editor in a glorious 256 colors at 1280x1024, even under [[MiNT]]. However Lonny Purcell's editor will work in any mode, on any video card so it's probably preferable to use that one.

	[[http://www.bright.net/~gfabasic/ Lonny's GFA BASIC site]]		[[http://www.bright.net/~gfabasic/ Lonny's GFA BASIC site]]
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			[[Category:Programming]][[Category:GFA Basic]]

>Muguk at 19:22, 20 January 2008

2008-01-20T19:22:28Z

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	There are also patches, like 'Bastard' and 'Ala Card' to solve the video issues. With 'Bastard' you can run the old GFA v3.6 editor in a glorious 256 colors at 1280x1024, even under MiNT. However Lonny Purcell's editor will work in any mode, on any video card so it's probably preferable to use that one.		There are also patches, like 'Bastard' and 'Ala Card' to solve the video issues. With 'Bastard' you can run the old GFA v3.6 editor in a glorious 256 colors at 1280x1024, even under MiNT. However Lonny Purcell's editor will work in any mode, on any video card so it's probably preferable to use that one.

	[~~[Lonny's GFA BASIC site]~~[http://www.bright.net/~gfabasic/]		[[http://www.bright.net/~gfabasic/ Lonny's GFA BASIC site]]


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>Muguk at 19:21, 20 January 2008

2008-01-20T19:21:41Z

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'''GFA BASIC on an Atari Falcon'''

Firstly don't use anything below gfa v3.6. The original gfa editor should work in any mode that is 16 colors or less. Stick to standard resolutions though or the compatibility modes on the Falcon. GFA dropped support about the time the Falcon came along, so it don't like 256 colors and up. If it still don't work, then something is weird on your machine or conflicting with it.

There are also patches, like 'Bastard' and 'Ala Card' to solve the video issues. With 'Bastard' you can run the old GFA v3.6 editor in a glorious 256 colors at 1280x1024, even under MiNT. However Lonny Purcell's editor will work in any mode, on any video card so it's probably preferable to use that one.

[[Lonny's GFA BASIC site][http://www.bright.net/~gfabasic/]

Back to [[GFA BASIC]]