REQ: Looking for Eazy Bars v1.1R

[a]

REQ: Looking for Eazy Bars v1.1R

Author seems to have shut up shop: Z and Stripes Software

Used to create a simple test signal which is inserted on to video tape
before the start of a program, it is used to identify the program
before broadcast/playback. It can also be used to adjust the colour /
brightness / contrast of tv sets.

Website is closed down.

http://zandstripes.hypermart.net/programs.html

 

[Tom McDonald]

REQ: Looking for Eazy Bars v1.1R

Author seems to have shut up shop: Z and Stripes Software

Used to create a simple test signal which is inserted on to video tape
before the start of a program, it is used to identify the program
before broadcast/playback. It can also be used to adjust the colour /
brightness / contrast of tv sets.

Website is closed down.

http://zandstripes.hypermart.net/programs.html

The Wayback Machine shows that the filename was eb.zip (what a
revelation!), but it was not archived, and beyond that, I was unable to
trace it. Perhaps someone else will have better luck. May I also
suggest that you inquire in a newsgroup appropriate to whatever this
thing does, on the chance that someone may have a copy. Good luck!

 

[Mel]

REQ: Looking for Eazy Bars v1.1R

Author seems to have shut up shop: Z and Stripes Software

Used to create a simple test signal which is inserted on to video tape
before the start of a program, it is used to identify the program
before broadcast/playback. It can also be used to adjust the colour /
brightness / contrast of tv sets.

Website is closed down.

http://zandstripes.hypermart.net/programs.html

http://web.archive.org/web/20010508060609/http://zandstripes.hypermart.net/download/eb.zip

 

[a]

http://web.archive.org/web/20010508060609/http://zandstripes.hypermart.net/download/eb.zip

Thanks Mel. Unfortunately, not a valid ZIP file.

 

[Thip]

Thanks Mel. Unfortunately, not a valid ZIP file.

I managed to repair it. If you will e-mail me at
ksbwhite<AT>hotmail<dot>com, I can send it to you.

 

[Mel]

Thanks Mel. Unfortunately, not a valid ZIP file.

pkzip repaired the .zip and setup ran with no problems.

 

[Mel]

Unfortunately, not a valid ZIP file.

The downloaded zip is 1-byte short.

Use a binary editor and add 1-byte (00) to the end of the file and all
will be ok.