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UKBASTUTP6A€UKWORDTIPSAUKASREADMEA‰FILESIZEXXAGUKASINFOXXA€UKASNEWSXXA €UKOPENDAYXA(€UKASATACIVA.€FIDOREADMEA:xP24A9u¸;löövP25A2²-.:=*öövP26A2²-.:?DöövP27A2²-.:B6öövP28A2²-.:DÿÿÿvöövP29A2²-.:FÊöövP30A2²-.:HÒöövP31A2²-.:JâöövP32A2²-.:LöövP33A2²-.:NÞöövP34A2²-.:P´öövP35A2²-.:S6öövP36A2²-.:UšöövP37A2²-.:WÆöövP38A2²-.:Y4öövPICSREADMEA[(BLOCKS LEFT\DBLOCKS LEFT\D   The following was downloaded from the Fidonet International Adam Echo. Barry had had some problems with Adamlink5 and so sent a copy to Guy to see if hecould find the problem. The following is Guy's response. For more info on how YOU can join the Adam Echo,please write to us. In Canada,contact Guy Cousineau at 1059 Hindley St. Ottawa Ontario K2B5L9. In the States, contact me,Bart Lynch,at 4511 S. 256th ST. Kent WA 98032.Ì1 ×78   *Message: 201 of 233 on Adam Computer*Created: Mon, Sep 21, 19the XOFF.  That would take care of situation number two.Guy--- * Origin: Home of Ron Mitchell and Guy Cousineau (1:163/411)   o help you out.  First, ask if the BBS supports XON and XOFF.  If it does not then WHY?????Once you get that out of the way,m there is a technological problem.  Modems are getting faster and can actually store charactyers in their own internal memory to send them out at the prescribed rate (1200, 2400, etc.).  this allows th characters.  I then phoned  another BBS and tried reading mail continuously (i.e. no pause).  When ALV  stopped to write, the BBS obviously kept on going as a rush of gibberish  characters appeared in my capture file on each of the capture segments.This failure to communicate properly is known as XON-XOFF protocol.  When my  end is busy, I send an XOFF to the host and the host should respond  immediately by stopping its character send.  When I am done, I send an XON to  the BBS so it can pick up where  User'S And Suppliers *Subj: New Candaian Service For ADAMites Starting  Hi! From Toronto, Ontario.This is Mike Hurst Better KNOWN as "888 DUPONT" I have deceided to start up new service up here for all adam user's and suppliers!! I am requesting that all people Adam related PLEASE get in touch with me in reguards to this Idea...  I am hoping that we will be able to start something that includes the following: News and infromation about what happening in Canadian User Groups News and Information abe BBS to send a few characters at 19,200 (or faster) into the modem and go about its business while the modems chugs them out at a slower pace.  If such a set up receives and acknowledges an XOFF request, it cannot STOP the characters already in the modem...those are likely to be lost.Bottom line is:  even if your BBS supports XON XOFF, you may still be out of  luck.  It miht be possible to partially solve the problem in ALV by building  a secondary buffer that would capture extraneous characters after 92 AT 18:34:19 *Posted: Fri, Sep 25, 1992 AT 00:47:18 *Ref: 1431398 (Read: 1 times) *From: Guy Cousineau                      To: Barry Wilson *Subj: AdamLink VAs far as I can determine, ADAMLINK V does not have a problem with  downloading files from a WELL BEHAVED BBS.  I called the Ottawa RCPM and  downloaded about 5K of messages.  When ALV decided it was time to write to  disk, the BBS cheerfully stopped and waited for ALV to say it was done.   thetransmission then resumed without any missing   The following was downloaded from the Fidonet International Adam Echo. For more info on how YOU can join the Adam Echo,please write to us. In Canada, contact Guy Cousineau at 1059 Hindley ST. Ottawa Ontario K2B5L9. In the States,contact me,Bart Lynch,at 4511 S.256th ST. Kent WA 98032. Ì1 ×78 *Message: 202 of 213 on Adam Computer*Created: Tue, Sep 8, 1992 AT 09:00:16 *Posted: Thu, Sep 10, 1992 AT 06:38:21 *Ref: 1415462 (Read: 1 times) *From: Michael Hurst                      To: All Adamit left off.The problem I have encountered cannot readily be solved by ALV; I doubt very much that it can be solved by any software for the ADAM.  You must ask the BBS operator to help you out.  First, ask if the BBS supports XON and XOFF.  If it does not then WHY?????Once you get that out of the way,m there is a technological problem.  Modems are getting faster and can actually store charactyers in their own internal memory to send them out at the prescribed rate (1200, 2400, etc.).  this allows thout USA groups ADAM INFORMATION CURRENT AND PAST ADAM HELP Listing of suppliers here and down south Source of reliable trouble shooting help with programs and hardware.Remembering that this is not a replace ment for any user group but a service that I feel is much needed For CANADIAN user's.  All interest parties can respondPlease feel free to make some suggestions if you can I need all the help I can get from ADamites out there!!!**"888 DUPONT"07091992 09:30--- Maximus 2.00 * Origin: Marantach. Up to 3 can be  removed on each turn. The one who has to take the last loses. BAGELS2 - Guess a 4 digit number the computer has in mind. BAS2-1.COM - Is the BASIC-E compiler BULLSEYE  - Up to 20 players may play at throwing darts at  a  target with 10, 20, 30 & 40 point zones. Object is to reach 2000. CANNONS  - Enter name at the start. Give ADAM the angle  in  degrees. 100yds of the target will be considered a hit. CHECKERS - A simple graphic representation of the board is displayed. Each time a move  would be important for the CANADIAN ADAM NEWS AND DISSCUSION ASSOCIATION...C.A.N.A.D.A. being as it's I have gone and got a sole prop.ship with this name I can know use it with out worry about others using it...I need any and all you have to give when it comes to the ADAM and I think that all of you will find that I not only wish but am trying to keep ADAM alive as we all want him  to be in the community....So WRITE PHONE MAIL FIDO it all take all that you can sent myway!! THANKING ALL ADAMites IN AD The  hanged man is built up as you get each letter wrong. HELLO - Meet the JEM wizardwho can sort out any problem pertaining to SEX, HEALTH, MONEY, JOB, COMPUTERS or SCHOOL. KINGDOM - Your job is complete your 8 year term. Distribute land  and take care of your subjects or you lose. LANDER  - You have to manually land your LUNAR CRAFT when  auto  goes out of action. LEM Another LUNAR LANDING SIMULATOR. LOVE  - Paints a picture on screen or if the printer is enabled  with <Control>P, will get you a hard copÌ1 ×71.pn21 .he                         CP/M GAMES VOLUME 2                           By K.A. MarnerA  public domain set of games written in E-BASIC and put together  by Digital  Express Inc. To run each one, load CP/M or TDOS and  at  the prompt,  type  RUN2-3 <FILENAME><Ret> or rename  the  supplied  file, RUN2-3.COM,   RUN.COM   then   all  you'd  have  to   type   is   RUN <FILENAME><Ret>23MATCH  -  The  game starts with 23 matches.  Take  turns  with  the computer  to remove a number of matches eha BBS (1:250/718) *Message: 191 of 200 on Adam Computer*Created: Sat, Sep 12, 1992 AT 09:16:48 *Posted: Sun, Sep 13, 1992 AT 14:51:39 *Ref: 1420186 (Read: 1 times) *From: Michael Hurst                      To: All                                  *Subj: 888 DUPONT(Mike Hurst)  To All ADAMites...!!                Please feel free to write or call at (416) 531-7894 OR WRITE888 DUPONT Michael Hurst 888 Dupont Street,Suite 301, Toronto, Ontario. M6G 1Z8 With any information that you feelis played, a different board layout is shown.  Enter colunm then row co-ordinates for each move. CHIEF  -  Asks  you to think of a number then  takes  you  through  a sequence of multiplication, division, addition and subtraction  until you end up with......well that will be telling. CHOMP  -  You  chose  game  board size  and  then  chew  through  the characters but avoid the letter P. CRAPS - Standard game of CRAPS. DICE - Almost the same as CRAPS. HANG  - Gives a word and and you guess in the usual way. VANCE 888 DUPONT(mike Hurst) 11091992 09:30--- Maximus 2.00 * Origin: Marantha BBS (1:250/718) es) *From: Michael Hurst                      To: All                                  *Subj: 888 DUPONT(Mike Hurst)  To All ADAMites...!!                Please feel free to write or call at (416) 531-7894 OR WRITE888 DUPONT Michael Hurst 888 Dupont Street,Suite 301, Toronto, Ontario. M6G 1Z8 With any information that you feely. NFL - Enter your team's name and your opponent's. You are quarterback on your team. Call each play by number or code. POET - Each time it is run, a new poem is listed. POKER - Standard poker game. ROCKET - Yet another LUNAR LANDING SIMULATOR RUSSIAN - See how far you can get before you chicken out or get hit. SNOOPY.PIC - To get this picture enter   TYPE SNOOPY.PIC/N<Ret> To get a print out, enter a <Control>P before typing the <Return> STRIKE9  - The board has 9 numbers, you roll the die and then get  tcarry flag reset   (not carry) Z   = zero flag set      (zero) NZ  = zero flag reset    (not zero) M   = sign flag set      (minus) P   = sign flag reset    (plus) PE  = parity flag set    (parity even) PO  = parity flag reset  (parity odd)There are a number of commands which have an affect upon these  flags such  as  adding and subtracting, testing bits,  shifting  bits,  and comparing bytes. At this point we're mainly concerned with comparing. The mnemonic is CP.                               COMPAREÌ1 ×71.pn25 .he                           SmartBASIC TIPS .h2                    MACHINE LANGUAGE TUTORIAL Pt6                By Sol Swift, Modified By K.A. MarnerAs  discussed last issue, the use of conditionals adds  the  decision making function to your programs. This is the primary component  that distinguishes  a mere calculator or memory recall system from a  true computer program -- there are four sets of Z80 commands that can  act upon a condition: absolute jumps, relative jumps, calls and  retu to the other value, the status is Not Carry. If the accumulator is less than the other value, the status is Carry.if A <  x then Carry if A >= x then Not Carry if A <> x then Not Zero if A  = x then Zero                           RELATIVE JUMPSHere  are the decimal equivalents of the five relative jump  commands described last issue.JR  dd     24,dd JR  C,dd   56,dd JR  NC,dd  48,dd JR  NZ,dd  32,dd JR  Z,dd   40,ddRemember  that  'dd'  represents a  programmer  defined  displacement backward or fhe  information  upon  which  our decisions are made. This register is paired with the accumulator ("A" register).  There are virtually NO specific Z80 commands for  dealing directly with the FLAG register as there are with the other commands.Each bit of the FLAG register has a special significance. But, rather than  refer specifically to each bit (as an ON or OFF  condition)  we label  the  status. Here are the common conditions used  in  decision making routines:C   = carry flag set     (carry) NC  = o remove the numbers which add up to the value of your roll. SWARMS Sorry, no instructions or error trapping. TRAP  - ADAM thinks of a number and you have to guess it by  trapping it with 2 guesses. You only have 6 goes to do it in. TTT Tic Tac Toe. TWEETY.PIC Print out huge picture using same method as SNOOPY.PIC WUMPUS  Hunt  the  legendary beast through  caves  &  tunnels.  Avoid hazards including WAMPUS itself at times. He may decide to eat you.With the SUBtract operation a value is sbtracted from the accumulator and  the result replaces the previous accumulator value. The  ComPare operation  is similar. Here the values are subtracted but the  result is  not  stored;  only the flag register is  altered.  The  value  is compared  with  the  accumulator. If the two values  are  equal,  the difference  is  zero; the status is Zero. If the two values  are  not equal,  the  status is Not Zero. If the value in the  accumulator  is greater than or equalrns. Since  we  are  progressing into Z80 from basic,  we  could  use  the following examples.ABSOLUTE JUMP: If f=1 then GOTO address 18292. RELATIVE JUMP: If f>0 then skip ahead 24 bytes in RAM. CALL:          If f<1 then CALL address 12467. RETURN:        If f<>0 then RETURN (note: a RETurn is the exit from a subroutine which is CALLed; typically there will be a few conditional RETurn options and an unconditional RETurn).                          THE FLAG REGISTERThe  "F"  or  flag  register hold  toreward in RAM. The ranges are 129 bytes forward and 126 bytes  backward. (129 + 126 = 255, the maximum value for  any  single byte on an 8-bit computer).Now  we've got the tools necessary to make basic decisions.  Consider the following.                                  In decimal, it looks like this:                                                                 LD  A,  27                        62,  27                        CP  25                            254, 25                        JR  NZ, 6 plications  appart  from  a handful of games by Challengeware and the VIDEO TITLE program  by Skala Enterprises. We must not forget that LOGO programmed on any other  computer can, more often than not, be typed into the  ADAM using  SmartLOGO. Some have even said that SmartLOGO is the  best ever implementation of that language.I  wanted to see two of the demos in the next session which  were running  together in two separate rooms so I set up a  cam-corder in  Chris Braymen's music room and attended the s not illustrate the technique. Here's what we've done. (1) put a "27" into the accumulator. (2) Compare the value in the accumulator with  "25". (3)  If  the flag status is NZ (not zero), skip ahead  6  bytes.  (4) Otherwise,  put  "255" into the accumulator and place that  value  at address 65535 (255 * 256+255 = 65535) and then RETurn (exit) from the routine.  (5)  If the flag status is Z, then we put a  "0"  into  the accumulator and store that value at address 65535 and RETurn from the routine.  Of coure maximum margin  settings  your printer  can  handle before being forced to wrap a word down  to  the next  line and messing up the whole text. My  WordStar,  Professional Release 4.0, has default margin settings of LEFT=1 and RIGHT=65 which means I can get 65 characters on one line before it "word wraps". For my Panasonic KX-P1081, my right margin setting can be set to 69 for a maximum  page  width  print  out. If I set  the  right  margin,  with <CONTROL>  O R, to 70 I will see a neat justified paragraph apply our efforts on programming rather than on tedious system  setup for ADAM. all  at last.My  Saturday morning, after breakfast, started with  a  brilliant session with Frances Clee who demonstrated SmartLOGO's  excellent handling  of  the  ADAM's Video Chip  with  some  nifty  animated programs.  Here  is  a programming language  which  we  have  had available for the ADAM since the year 'dot', yet no one has  ever come  forward  with  any commercial ap                        32,  6                         LD  A,  255                       62,  255                       LD  (65535), A                    50,  255, 255                  RET                               201                            LD  A,  0                         62,  0                         LD  (65535), A                    50,  255, 255                  RET                               201                            This  is  a  simple  example of decision  making,  but  it  does Ì1 ×71.pn33 .he                         WORD PROCESSOR TIPS .h2                    DOUBLE COLUMN WITH WORD STAR                           By K.A. Marner"So how do you get such a neat double column display and print out in your  newsletter?"  A  question I have been asked  on  at  least  two separate occasions. Verbal explanation is not enough when it comes to something  that seems complicated but with Word Star, the  method  is easy due to its built-in COLUMN mode.First  of  all, you must determine thse "25" is not equal to "27"; thus a "0"  is  loaded into 65535 in this example.Even  though  this  is  a simple  illustration,  this  same  type  of reasoning is used throughout Z80 (or virtually any low level computer language)  programming. As we progress, we'll develop more  intricate routines.Next   issue:  Applying  Z80  programming  concepts   toward   GO-DOS applications.  We  will concentrate on the graphic  operating  system because  it has all the user support routines included; this, we  can on my  80 column  screen  but  when it comes to printing out,  because  of  the default  offsets, the printer cannot handle the last character so  it sticks it on the next line. As far as the word processor knows, it is printing  a page of text but the printer has pushed  everything  down one line for each line of text so I will get two pages of shabby text so it is important that you know what your maximum is.Once  the maximum margin is determined, set the right margin to  half of  its maximum then knoc                        32,  6                         LD  A,  255                       62,  255                       LD  (65535), A                    50,  255, 255                  RET                               201                            LD  A,  0                         62,  0                         LD  (65535), A                    50,  255, 255                  RET                               201                            This  is  a  simple  example of decision  making,  but  it  does en see the word COLUMN on the status line at the very top  of the  screen. Next, type <CONTROL> K B to set BLOCK ON, then move  the cursor to the bottom of the page and place it at column position  34. Dont  worry  that  it  is past the right  margin  setting  as  it  is important  that it is. In fact, if the last sentence stops  short  of the end of the line, you will have to type SPACES to take the  cursor past the right margin setting. Now finish the BLOCK command by typing <CONTROL>  K K and you will seter!UKCPMGAMES-a listing of cpm games available from UKAS.UKBASTUTP6-part 6 of Sol Swift's Machine language tutorial,with modificationsby Keith.UKWORDTIPS-Keith writes on how he prepares his newsletter articles usingWordstar and creating double column text.UKASINFO-Information about UKAS,what else?UKASNEWS-the front page blurb of what articles are contained in the UKAS journal.UKOPENDAY-every year,Keith and Una Marner open their home to club members. UKAS is spread out all over Englandhe text  will appear right where you want it. You can then take out  the <CONTROL>  K  B  and <CONTROL> K K by typing over them  or  save  the document which will automatically take them out. It is very important to  be  in COLUMN mode the whole time or you may find that  when  you move your text, it will MERGE with the left hand column resulting  in a complete jumble. Next issue: Compressed double column printing.k off at least two more characters to  allow for the gap in the middle. In the case of an odd number like my 69, I use a RIGHT margin of 33. Now type your text as usual using this  new setting.  For one page of double column text, you will have  to  type two pages of text at right margin 33.Now  that  you have all your text and checked spelling  here  is  the trick.  Take  your cursor to the first character at the  top  of  the second  page.  Turn ON the COLUMN mode by typing <CONTROL> K  N.  You will  thThose files with either a UK or UKAS before them are contributions from KeithMarner,president of the United Kingdom Adam Subscribers. We thank Keith very much for his continued support of not only ANN but the Adam communtiy as a whole.This month I had a bit of trouble converting Keith's fine Wordstar createdarticles over to something that could be read in EOS. Hence,some of these files will have XX etc at the end of the file names. It was the quickest way to insure they could be read by smartwrie the text in highlight. If you do  not take the cursor past the right margin setting, only part of your text will  be highlighted due to the fact that you are in COLUMN MODE.  If column mode was off, the highlight will be staggered.Now open up the marging to RIGHT=69 and move the cursor to the top of the  first page. Place the cursor 4 spaces to the right of  the  last character of the first line and move your text by typing <CONTROL>  K V. You will see the word WAIT.. at the top of the screen and then t and do not have monthly meetings. This is their chance to get together and here is a report.UKATACIV-keith's report on ADAMCONIV.We thank Keith very much for his continued support of not only ANN but the Adam communtiy as a whole.This month I had a bit of trouble converting Keith's fine Wordstar createdarticles over to something that could be read in EOS. Hence,some of these files will have XX etc at the end of the file names. It was the quickest way to insure they could be read by smartwrise) and just use FC.COM to convert it to CP/M.  Next, load the file into VDE. Those spaces will be very noticeable as you will see that 'line two' of each paragraph is neatly indented to column 35.  You will see another such column at about the 70th position.All this to say that when you use TRANS.COM, those extra spaces are removed. Over a 4 page article, at about 5 extra spaces per line, you can save a FULL KILOBYTE. It is more likely, however, that a file taking 5K and 100 bytes in the last block wil   The following was downloaded from the Fidonet International Adam Echo. It'sin response to a question I'd asked Guy. He had stated that on the whole,CPM/TDOS text files take up less room than EOS text files. This is his resonse. For more info on how YOU can joing the Adam Echo,please write to us. In Canada,contact Guy Cousineau at 1059 Hindley St. Ottawa Ontario K2B5L9. In theStates,contact me,Bart Lynch,at 4511 S. 256th ST. Kent WA 98032.Ì1 ×78  *Created: Tue, Sep 22, 1992 AT 18:15:58 *Postese) and just use FC.COM to convert it to CP/M.  Next, load the file into VDE. Those spaces will be very noticeable as you will see that 'line two' of each paragraph is neatly indented to column 35.  You will see another such column at about the 70th position.All this to say that when you use TRANS.COM, those extra spaces are removed. Over a 4 page article, at about 5 extra spaces per line, you can save a FULL KILOBYTE. It is more likely, however, that a file taking 5K and 100 bytes in the last block wilyou get to the end of a line, you will find several spaces.  These spaces FILL THE FILE up to the right margin so that it formats correctly when reloaded the next time.  Note that this must be an "H" file.There is actually an easier way to illustrate this fact. Boot up SmartWriter and set the margins to 10 and 44 (those are my usual settings so I can see everything without scrolling.  Then write a few paragraphs of about 4 lines each (4 lines on the screen that is).  Save that file (as an H file of courter!UKCPMGAMES-a listing of cpm games available from UKAS.UKBASTUTP6-part 6 of Sol Swift's Machine language tutorial,with modificationsby Keith.UKWORDTIPS-Keith writes on how he prepares his newsletter articles usingWordstar and creating double column text.UKASINFO-Information about UKAS,what else?UKASNEWS-the front page blurb of what articles are contained in the UKAS journal.UKOPENDAY-every year,Keith and Una Marner open their home to club members. UKAS is spread out all over Englandl only occupy 4K when converted to CP/M.And if you don't like the length of this message....you asked for it....neverask me an open question...... B-)   this face is for baggy eyes after reading all those echo messages....Guy--- * Origin: Home of Ron Mitchell and Guy Cousineau (1:163/411) re my usual settings so I can see everything without scrolling.  Then write a few paragraphs of about 4 lines each (4 lines on the screen that is).  Save that file (as an H file of courd: Fri, Sep 25, 1992 AT 02:11:32 *Ref: 1432233 (Read: 1 times) *From: Guy Cousineau                      To: Bart Lynch *Subj: Re: text file size   *** Quoting Bart Lynch to Guy Cousineau ***@MBL> "Usually, a CP/M text file is smaller than a dumbwriter textBL>BL> even if it has been converted from smartwriter to cpm??? how isBL> THAT magic accomplished?ELEMENTARY my dear Watson.  Actually, that should be ELIMINATORY my dear Watson.  Use FM to have a close look at a SW file.  When Ì1 ×78                           YOUR JOURNAL BACK  ISSUES: All available from JUN-JUL 86 onwards. See NEWS pages or price list. No need to add postage and packing for  back issues. Please make all cheques payable to K.A. MARNERThe  U.K.  ADAM  SUBSCRIBER'S (UKAS) JOURNAL is a bi-monthly production (usually within the first 3 weeks  of  an  even  month) available ONLY to members of the U.K.A.S. and consists of a collection of information from many sources which may be useful  to the ADAM COMPUTER USER in using   your   volume, etc. If you do not have a SmartWRITER  word  processor  and   program to submit and would still NOT UNDER SMARTBASIC or LOGO.       like  one  of the  public  domain                                     volumes then you may obtain these You may obtain a complete  public   for the minimum #5.00 per DDP  or domain  volume of your choice  in   #3.00 per disk.                                      ------------- oOo ------------- The  last  4 digits of your subscription number, which shouwrite  to   digital data pack (DDP) or  5.25" "U.K. ADAM SUBSCRIBERS, 33  HOMER   disk. Ideally, the medium  should ROAD,  CROYDON, SURREY  CRO  7SB,   contain   program   documentation England". Your letter or  article   composed  with  the   SmartWRITER may be published unless you state   word  processor and  saved  under otherwise.  Your  questions   may   the filename 'README' or  similar also be answered herein or send a   for    SmartBASIC,     Utilities, self  addressed stamped  envelope   AdamCALC,   renew  later  than  that  is  #15.00  ($25.00)  to  cover   extra  administration costs. When you renew you may choose any public domain  title  as a loyalty bonus and also inform us whether you want  it  on  disk or data pack.Please pass on information about the UKAS support to other ADAM OWNERS. The larger the group, the more we can offer the members.ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ®ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿa possible and with margins set  to   'like-for-like'  basis. E.g.,  if the default LEFT=10 and  RIGHT=70   you send in a SmartBASIC program, although you may stretch this  to   choose  any  of  the   SmartBASIC LEFT=5 and RIGHT=75 if you  wish.   public domain volumes, SmartBASIC Program listings should have been   UTILITY    for    a    SmartBASIC run  and tested first and  please   UTILITIES volume, SmartLOGO for a print  out  your  SmartBASIC  and   SmartLOGO volume, CP/M for a CP/M SmartLOGO   listing  the U.K. Special  credits  go  to  Darryl Sage, Jim Notini, Dr. Solomon Swift, Pat Herrington, Terry Fowler,  David  Cobley,  ADAM  NEWS NETWORK,  Tom Keene and all contributors to this newsletter. The opinions expressed in this newsletter may not  necessarily  be the same as those of the editor.                     ----------- oOo ----------- If  you, as a  subscriber,  would   exchange for each non-copyrighted like  anything published in  this   program   submitted   on   either newsletter  then please ld  be  on  your  mailing label, is the date that you will receive your  6th  and  final  issue of the newsletter of your present  yearly  subscription.  Take a look now and if they are:                                 0892  you  will see a reminder sticker on the front of your newsletter  and  you must send in your #10.00 renewal fee ($18.00 USA) IMMEDIATELY  or  this  issue will be your last. Failure to do so by the time the  next  newsletter is issued will result in your membership being terminated.  To     VideoTunes      or to  obtain an  immediate  answer.   SmartLOGO. For CP/M you may  name You may send a program listing or   the  file anything you like  with review.  All items submitted  for   DOC  as the file extension.  Send inclusion in this newsletter must   your program to the above address be  on  paper(s) no  larger  than   along with #1.50 per DDP or  disk standard A4 (8.25" x 11.75",  the   to cover postage and packing. You same size as this newsletter)  if   will then receive the volume on Ì1 ×70.pn3 Sorry  for the delay in  bringing   a  problem with that,  how  about out  this issue but being out  of   letting  us  know  and  we   will the country for so long makes you   attempt to change the date or the a little slow in starting up with   venue   otherwise   let's   start the   business   of   running   a   putting  away those  pennies  and computer  support group  such  as   making   suggestions.  Read   all ours.  The main reason for  being   about it in this issue.          abroad was SK III  ADAM'S DESKTOP    get your support, I will continue   SwiftBASIC 80  SmartBASIC 1.x    to support an OPEN DAY each year.   TurboDISK 1.0  ADAM'S DESKTOP    I  know  there may be  very  good   TurboDISK 2.0  ADAM'S DESKTOP    reasons for not attending but  in                                    the  long  run, it  is  the  non-             NEW FOR ADAM           attendee  that loses out  in  not                                    having a chance to air views, see   Here  is a rundown of items  just soand  ADAM  software,  keeping  up You  may  read  my  account   and   with  more  modern  computers  as others' in this issue.              usual, is no exception. Here is a                                    list of titles you may be glad to          UKAS OPEN DAY             see    the   back    of.    Their                                    replacements  are far better  and Our very own convention got under   contain  more  useful   utilities way  on  time despite  my  having   suited to the ADAM use STARTING   labels  design  railroad  layouts NOW,  to attend next  year's.  It   and  much more. See  review  this will be in September and will  be   issue.  SmartBASIC 1.x from  Rich at the same place. If anyone  has   Drushel is the most complete  and bug-free version of BASIC for the   I  sometimes wonder if  there  is ADAM  with many new commands  and   anyone  out there. In the past  6 features   including  80   column   months, appart from the OPEN  DAY display.   Also  from   Rich   is   replys, I he the part of  the   INTEL LOAD     See Public Domain organisers and helpers that it is   PACKOPY V1.0   FILE MANAGER 3.0  slightly  disappointing for  them   PACKOPY V1.1   FILE MANAGER 3.0  to see only a handful of  members   PrBOOT         ADAM'S DESKTOP    taking advantage of this. At  the   SHOWOFF IIa    SmartWRITER ELITE same time I would like to  extend              or SmartWRITER HELPER a  great big thank you  to  those   SmartDISK      ADAM'S DESKTOP    who  did attend and so long as  I   SmartDIvacation but during my                                    stay  in the USA, I had the  good             DELETED STOCK          fortune   to  attend   the   ADAM                                    CONVENTION. ADAMCON 4 was a great   Most software vendors are purging success   with  many   developers   their   stocks   of   out-of-date getting  together for  the  first   software  titles. These  have  no time   resulting   in   a    more   value  in today's  hi-tech  world streamlined future for the  ADAM.   ftware   and   hardware   being   recently added to our MINI-REVIEW configured,  see  how  that  game   database and price list. NORMAN'S runs  before purchasing  it,  get   RAILROAD  by Norman Castro  is  a discounts   on  purchases,   meet   brilliant  set  of  Power   Paint other ADAM owners, see first hand   compatible   pictures   with    a what  members have written  about   railway  theme. With it, you  can in  their reviews, need I go  on?   design   letter  heads,   address How about making plans, r of today. just  one  week  to  get   things   Some  members may still be  using together.  Although  the  turnout   these old titles so we will print was slightly less than  expected,   a list of convenient replacements I  feel we all learned  a  little   right alongside.                 more about computing with ADAM. I                                    can  only say, to those that  did   AdamLINK 2 & 3 AdamLINK V        not  attend, that it takes a  lot   INTEL BEST 3.3 SmartBASIC 1.x    of effort on thave had no letters  of AdamLINK  V. He must have used  a   complaint,  complement,  reviews, crowbar to cram so many functions   programs,    NOTHING.     Someone into  this  program.  See  review   somewhere must have an idea  that this  issue.  SmartWRITER   ELITE   could be shared. Why not write in debugs  and adds to the  features   and  say "I have no ideas  to  be of   the   regular    SmartWRITER   shared"  just so I know  you  are including  RAM  drive  and   dot-   receiving  this  newsletter   an            we  have  a  profile  on   Norman            FEEDBACK                Castro   and  a  review  of   his                                    Railroad software. CP/M and  TDOS I  asked if any of you wished  to   has  really opend up a whole  new have  all of the past  SmartBASIC   world  for ADAM but it  hard,  it programs, listed in our  Journal,   seems,  for some members  to  get in  public domain tape  and  disk   used  to  an  entirely  different volumes but absolutely no one has   operating martBASIC   here  in  the UK but I  am  still manual.    Flash   Facts    Music   hopeful.  Some members have  just Studies, CP/M Games volumes 1 and   recently   bought  themselves   a 2  have been added to the  public   modem  wich  can  only  add  more domain   along  with   Multimedia   leverage to our cause. A word  of Utilities  and  POP/ROCK  1  from   advice  here: It will be  a  good Bonafide   Syatems.  From   Micro   idea  to go back though the  past Innovations   comes  the  1   meg   issues of  ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿæÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿeÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ«ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿe           NEW UPGRADE              subjects    covered    in    this                                    newsletter.                      FILE  MANAGER is now upgraded  to                                    version     3.0    with     added           INSIDE THIS ISSUE        enhancementss  and  one  or   two                                    minor   bug  fixes  inherent   in   Appart  from the articles on  the previous versions.                  OPEN DAY and the ADAM CONVENTION,                        d matrix printer utilisation.  ADAM   that you have read this piece.   SURVIVAL   GUIDE  is   the   most                                    comprehensive collection of tips,                TELECOM             ideas  and  advice for  the  ADAM                                    user.   The   Secret   Guide   To   As   the  ADAM  ECHO  user   base Computers is by Russ Walter  whos   increases in the USA, so far,  no works have been said to have laid   news  on the ECHO being  received the foundations of the Ssystem. Different, that come forward with any requests. I   is, to EOS (SmartBASIC, AdamCALC, guess  you must have  typed  them   SmartFILER etc.) The articles  we all out yourselves. This kind  of   are currently printing will  walk lets  me off the hook as I  won't   you   slowly  through  the   many be  spending time  in  organising   features.   Stick  with  it   and them  into  the  various   public   remember  that  TDOS  IS   PUBLIC domain volumes.                     DOMAIN.                         the Journal and dig out Memory  Expander, a 2 meg  memory   all you can on TELECOMMUNICATION. expander and the MIB3 card. There   Some of the information may never has been a reduction in the price   be repeated. You'll be  surprised of many items recently  including   how  the  'penny  will   suddenly the  Power Mate LC/40 hard  drive   drop'  when you read  an  article and double sided disk drives.       more than once. This, of  course,                                    goes  for  articles  on  ALL  thÌ1 ×67.pn5 .he                 The SIXTH UKAS OPEN DAYAs usual, we tried to stick to a schedule but as the day  coasted ahead, things got more and more informal. We had the cars  loaded up from the night before and arrived at the Stanley Halls dead on 0900  and began setting up our computer. At around 0930,  Stephen Perrot arrived with his trusty ADAM and impressive array of games to  bolster the exhibition. By 1000 we had Stephen's computer  up and running and my own shortly after this. The surplus tabl to what to do next. We all watched  as Stephen went through the configuration, answering questions about his system. When is came to setting up his SmartKEYS, he switched the DIR to a new position to suit his personal preference. We  didn't get around to the LOGO demo as we were all  interested in seeing some of the T-DOS features. We also showed how easy  it was  to  hook  up the UKAS 80 COLUMN MONITOR SYSTEM  to  a  Micro Innovations MIB2 CARD or any ADAM serial port.For  the MUSIC demonstrations we p  to  run  the   GAME COMPETITION. We did ask the membership which game they would like to  see as the competition game but as there were no  suggestions we  brought  out ADDICTUS again. Some of you may  remember,  this game  was also used for our third OPEN DAY competition. A  ticket was issued to each person that wished to take part including  the family  and  friends of our members. As soon as your  number  was called,  you  could take your turn and then return to  the  demos once you lost your "life". dots chased each other around the screen leaving different  coloured trails and controlled by the joysticks.  This was  in total silence. Next we loaded another program  which  was the  same as the last but with a few extra lines which set  LOMEM and read two music files off the disk and into memory. When  this was  RUN,  we had great background music to  the  chase  sequence which  played  over and over depending upon how  long  the  chase sequence  was and when one dot was finally caught by  the  other, ary  expander,  an  ADAM SmartWRITER  printer, one data drive and display on a TV  screen. We  used Stephen's computer as he has an 80 column card,  2  disk drives  and 256k memory expander. When he booted the software,  a handy little README file was displayed on the TV screen after the operating system was loaded due to a PROFILE.SUB file which comes on  the data pack/disk. If the user and absolutely no  experience with  CP/M  or T-DOS, they would be able to read  this  file  on- screen  and get an idea ase  was neatly  laid out, by Una, with many old and new titles  including some  new  books,  ADAM SURVIVAL GUIDE and THE  SECRET  GUIDE  TO COMPUTERS.  The  SECRET  GUIDE by Russ Walter is  what  the  ADAM SmartBASIC Manual was based upon and contains many tips and trick and there are plenty still available. I also brought along a  USA TV  set and a Stand-Alone ADAM as a standby in case  of  failures but this was used by the members and family to play a few games.Meanwhile,  Cliff  Lynch  set  his  ADAM  uused the MIDI-MITE interface,  a Casio CZ-101 keyboard and Roger Fillery and his son John  brought along  a  Yamaha  drum  machine. First of  all,  I  re-created  a demonstration by Chris Braymen on how to incorporate music into a SmartBASIC  program.  First, we loaded SmartBASIC and set  it  to output  a single 'beep' with a PRINT CHR$(7). This was the  first indication that we had, from the SmartBASIC manual, that the ADAM can  produce  sound. We then ran a small SmartBASIC  game  called GOTCHA where two Addictus is great as it allowed you to PAUSE the game during your turn so you could continue to watch  a demo and then return to the game.The latest T-DOS was given away free so that at least some of  us could  take  advantage  of the many  public  domain  CP/M  titles available.  We used this as a theme for our first demo which  was how  to  configure T-DOS starting from scratch.  The  version  we started  with was 4.58 which comes ready installed for the  basic ADAM  system.  That  is  one with no  memonother  more solemn tune was played. A listing of  each  program was handed out for future study.Dave   Millington  then  took  over,  making  a  recording   with Bonafide's SEQUEL program, laying one track onto another and then playing it back into the keyboard and drum machine.At  1500 after we closed the game competition, we  announced  the winners. Iain Millington chose first prize of the #30.00 UKAS VOUCHER with his  top  score of 15,480. The second  prize,  the  MULTI-LINGUAL TRANSLATOR was chos to Norman Castro (famous for his  newsletter  and game  instruction reproductions) and George Koczwara  who,  along with  Herman, was responsible for the whole shebang.  We  quickly stashed  our luggage and followed them Pat and Herman across  the road  to  the Red Lobster for supper. On the way,  we  picked  up another well known Adamite, Alan Neeley, who's X-10 Home  Control unit is very popular with ADAM users in the USA. By this time  we had been on the go for almost 24 hours.The next day we tagged a wish to attend.  It was great to see some those six members bring their family along. After  all,  the ADAM is a Family Computer System and I  am  sure everyone,  young  and old, went away  having  learned  something. One ex-member actually turned up and renewed his membership which was very encouraging indeed.If  you did not make it this year, please try to do so next  year and  if  you don't like the format or content of  the  OPEN  DAY, write in and let us know. As a result of last year's comments  we  little known as the person responsible  for  converting the  SARGON chess game over to the ADAM format but more  recently aclaimed  as  the producer of the MIDI-MITE  midi  interface.Whilst  talking  to Chris, I accidentally backed into a  pair  of outstretched  legs belonging to a bearded gentleman asleep in  an armchair. This woke him up and he introduced himself as Tony  and mentioned  how far he had travelled (from Canada) before  closing his  eyes once more. This was non other than Tony  Moorehen, Ì1 ×67.pn7 .he                     THE 4th ADAM CONVENTION                         By K.A. MarnerWe arrived at the Travelodge Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio at around 9pm on  the  22nd  of  July  (the  night  before  the  start  of  the convention).  Whilst  checking  in, we  literally  ran  into  Pat Herrington and Herman Mason in the hotel lobby. I recognised them from photographs taken by Bart Lynch at the last convention which appeared  in  Pat Herrington's MOAUG newsletter. They,  in  turn, introduced  us en by Les Ascott with a score of 5,742 and the WRISTWATCH  went to Richard Millington with his score  of  4,954. Iain's  other two score's of 14,262 and 11,834 were  also  second and third from the top of the list respectively.We  spent the rest of the afternoon discussing new  software  and how to upgrade ADAM with new hardware.Of  the  48 requests for support sent out, we  only  received  10 replies with 6 six of these saying they would like to attend.  It is nice to receive a reply even if you do notlong with Pat again for breakfast  before deciding  to explore the surroundings. Registration was'nt  until 6pm  so  we  had  time  to kill.  Eventually,  ended  up  in  the hospitality suit which Herman and George had booked as a base for the  organisation and for the occasional 40 winks (it  was  their bedrooms and adjoining living room area really but it looked more like  an  ADAM factory floor). There we met Bart Lynch,  who  had visited  us here in England only a month or so before, and  Chris Braymen, sent  out a list of items available for grabs, a couple  of  days prior so members can see what to expect long before they  arrive. Not everyone got them, only those who said they would be able  to make it and some picked at random as we had a surplus of lists. sided disk drives.       more than once. This, of  course,                                    goes  for  articles  on  ALL  th the co-author  of T-DOS and perhaps the person most  responsible  for the present popularity of the ADAM. Without his efforts we  would not be able to use large floppy disk drives or Mark Gordon's Hard Drive  or  many of the commercial and public domain  CP/M  titles enjoyed by other CP/M machine owners. Indeed, right there in that room,  was a heck of a lot of talent, yours truly excluded and  I was to experience a lot more of the same by the end of the day.At registration, I met Ron Collins, Tom Keene,own to us what they do and will be developing  in  the future.  One  very  important  outcome of  this  meeting  was  an agreement  to standardise serial port addressing.  Hopefully,  in the  future,  we  will  be able to  enjoy  all  of  our  hardware innovations  at  the same time without having  to  disconnect  or unplug  one item in order to use another or use a  special  patch for each piece of software we wish to run. Mark Gordon agreed  to set  asside  a portion of his BBS as a developers forum  so  I also saw, for the  first time, the new improved ADAMLINK 5 which can now utilise 1200  and 2400  baud modems via a serial port other than that used  by  the ADAMLINK MODEM.I ended the Friday sessions by attending the music demo by  Chris Braymen's  who, along with Ron Collins and his son Wayne,  showed how to incorporate your musical composition into your  SmartBASIC program  with  the  aid  of  SEQUEL  and  some  handy  conversion utilities.  These and the SmartBASIC programs were obtained  from Chris plications  appart  from  a handful of games by Challengeware and the VIDEO TITLE program  by Skala Enterprises. We must not forget that LOGO programmed on any other  computer can, more often than not, be typed into the  ADAM using  SmartLOGO. Some have even said that SmartLOGO is the  best ever implementation of that language.I  wanted to see two of the demos in the next session which  were running  together in two separate rooms so I set up a  cam-corder in  Chris Braymen's music room and attended the s 'nom  de programme' is Magic Vision.That evening, I sneaked into the Vendor's meeting chaired by  Guy Cousineau  (the  other half of the T-DOS co-authors) and  it  was wonderful  to  see  such an array  of  programmers  and  hardware developers  in  one room. Mark and Scott  Gordon,  Rich  Drushel, Bruce Walters, Alan Neeley, Tony Moorehen, Dale & and Neil  Wick, Pat  Herrington, Rich Clee, Bob Sebelist, Shon  McCallum,  Herman Mason,  Norman  Castro, Chris Breymen, Jim Notini and  more,  all made  it kn Rich Clee and many others  whos  newsletter  articles  I have  read  or  about  whom articles have been written. Wow!! it was like all those  articles had suddenly come to life.The next day at breakfast, I pieced together my plans as to which seminar  I  was  to attend beginning  with  a  hands-on  graphics session  with Pat Herrington. Here, POWER PAINT and SPRITE  POWER was excersised to the full.After lunch, it was telecommunications with Bart Lynch who showed us  how to effectively log onto a BBS. that they could post messages on the subject of their development  and get  feedback  from other developers. Compatability  for  all  at last.My  Saturday morning, after breakfast, started with  a  brilliant session with Frances Clee who demonstrated SmartLOGO's  excellent handling  of  the  ADAM's Video Chip  with  some  nifty  animated programs.  Here  is  a programming language  which  we  have  had available for the ADAM since the year 'dot', yet no one has  ever come  forward  with  any commercial ap for  showing off at the UKAS OPEN DAY and it went  down  a treat.  After the session, Scott Gordon gave us a preview of  his graphic  mega-adventure game, DRAGON MASTER. The techniques  used were  truly amazing with it's scrolling screen and  POWER  PAINT- produced play areas. You type in your name at the start,  control the  on-screen adventurer and guide him into the many  caves  and dungeons  one  of  which is a  labyrinth  whose  passages  change randomly  every time you enter it. Incidentally, Scott'session  on  easy ADAM  repairs  with Howard Pines of Oscar's  Computers.  Howard's methods  of trouble-shooting will surely come in handy  and  will prove a money saver in the future.After  lunch  it  was time to spend a little money  at  the  ADAM STORE.  I  came away with many items including a  bunch  of  ADAM SURVIVAL  GUIDES and Russ Walter's SECRET GUIDE TO COMPUTERS,  an MIB3 card and a 2 meg memory expander card. I happened to mention that I was on the lookout for a SYDMODEM or two or three and whan be used as a sort of TDOS version of the EOS HELLO file. He then showed off SUBMAKER  which is  a simple editor for creating SUB files. He also  demonstrated his adaptation of the public domain program, VDE with some  great SmartKEY  configurations,  so that it acted as  a  very  powerful electronic diary.One  more  trip to the ADAM store allowed me to meet  a  guy  who seemed  to  appear from nowhere. He was  viewing  Rich  Drushel's SmartBASIC  1.x when I overheard him saying he was in the  middle ofeased and it had nothing to do with the beer  they were  drinking. They called me over and explained their  delight. You  see,  these  two had never met except for  phone  calls  and letters  yet  Tony  wrote the software drivers  for  Mark's  hard disks.  The  latest batch of drives would not work for  a  reason that  had  eluded Mark for nearly a year. These  drives  kept  on locking  out  sectors  of  the disk as if  they  were  bad  until eventually  the  whole  disk  would  be  redered  useless.   ThisRoades, Terry Fowler and Sharon McFarlane  with  a special metion to Jerry Vranks for collecting and organising  the votes. Everyone picked up a door prize picked at random out of  a hat  and as fate would have it, Howard Pines of OSCARS  COMPUTERS actually  won two free repairs from Kosowski's ADAM  REPAIRS  and Bruce  Walters  won his own Hexace Software donation.  They  were kindly  resubmitted by their surprised recipients. I won  a  CP/M PASCAL  software  package  donated by  Elliam  Associates  and  3r new hardware. It was at this session that it was  disclosed  to  all who attended that Mark  Gordon  and  Tony Moorhen  had  sorted out a major problem with the  new  low  cost Micro Innovations Hard Drives.The  next session I attended was on AUTOMATING ADAM IN TDOS  with Bob Blair. He, with the help of different volunteers, went throug the  whole  process of configuring the SmartKEYS  so  they  could execute  many commands with just one keypress. Then there  was  a demo on SUB files where PROFILE.SUB cen I  arrived back in England, I found amoungst my many letters  and packages a SYDMODEM from Jack Leamy in Canada. This, he wrote  in his letter, was in need of repair but I am sure I will be able to use  it.  Thanks Jack. I also had with me, an ADAMLINK  300  baud modem which I wanted to get rid of as they were no good to us  in the  UK.  Bob Sebelist of the MAINE ADAM LIBRARY  bought  it  for himself out of sheer kindness.That night in the hotel bar, I saw Tony Moorehen and Mark  Gordon looking very pl  producing  a true flight simulator program for the  ADAM  and was  interested in getting a few ideas on programming  techniques at the convention. Sadly, he was in a hurry to get back home  and did  not stay for the full convention. For those who did not  get to  meet  him,  his  name is Michael  Franz,  a  pilot,  and  his telephone number is (715) 842-1477.At  the banquet in the evening there was a presentation  for  the Gallery of Honour. Awards went to Ron Collins, Barry Wilson, Mark Gordon,  Dean   ammounted  to  a huge investment, on Marks part, going  down  the toilet.  Now they had discovered that a notation in  the  drive's manual was misinterpreted. The notation refered to the  numbering of the sectors on the disk, whether it started as sector zero  as the  first  or  sector 1 as the first. As I  understand  it,  the manual  was totally unorthodox and had thrown both of  these  men off track (no pun intended).Sunday's  sessions  started with a seminar by  Tony  Moorehen  on writing software fo Compuserve  introductory  memberships.  As  there  is  a  now   a Compuserve  UK,  I hope to trade them in for the UK  version  and offer them to 3 UKAS members.I  retired  to  bed soon after the game  competition  winner  was announced as we had a very early flight the next morning. I could not  sleep so I ventured back down to the banquet Hall  to  learn that  a  photo  session had just taken place.  As  soon  as  they realised I had missed it, Pat Herrington and her gang reassembled everyone  so I couWatson.  Use FM to have a close look at a SW file.  When you get to the end of a line, you will find several spaces.  These spaces FILL THE FILE up to the right margin so that it formats correctly when reloaded the next time.  Note that this must be an "H" file.There is actually an easier way to illustrate this fact. Boot up SmartWriter and set the margins to 10 and 44 (those are my usual settings so I can see everything without scrolling.  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Dale, 92 08 15.anslates binary to decimal ASCIIBXDECL	LD	E,0	LD	BC,-10000	CALL	SUBPWR	LD	BC,-1000	CALL	SUBPWR	LD	BC,-100	CALL	SUBPWR	LD	BC,-10	CALL	SUBPWR	LD	BC,-1SUBPWR	LD	Atput of DE	PUSH	DE	POP	HL*	CALL	BXDECL*	CALL	PRINTS*	ASC	'<-Display'*	DW	#0D0A*	DATA	0	LD	BC,#1000BLDel	DEC	BC	LD	A,B	OR	C	JR	NZ,BLDel	POP	BC	LD	A,B	CP	4	JR	NC,DSGoOn* Extra delay	LD	DE,#7000DSDELo	DEC	DE	LD	A,D	OR	E	JR	NZ,DSDELoDSGoOn	POP	DE	POP	HL	ADD	HL,DE	DJNZ	DSLoop	RETNextFr	LD	DE,#0000NFSkip	LD	C,(HL)	INC	HL	LD	B,(HL)	INC	HL	LD	A,B	AND	C	INC	A	RET	Z	EX	DE,HL	ADD	HL,BC	EX	DE,HL* Copy bytes	LD	C,(HL)	INC	HL	LD	B,(HL)	INC	HL	PUSH	BC	PUSH	DE	PUSH	HL	CALL	WrStart	CALL	CLS	CALL	Welcom	LD	DE,#8060	CALL	LDDICE	LD	HL,(SmsSiz)* Test Anim	LD	A,2	LD	(HGR),A	CALL	InitVDDSRep	LD	A,0	LD	DE,6144	LD	HL,0	CALL	FilVRA	CALL	DESMS	LD	DE,15DELoo	LD	BC,#8000DSLoo	DEC	BC	NOP	NOP	LD	A,B	OR	C	JR	NZ,DSLoo	DEC	DE	LD	A,D	OR	E	JR	NZ,DELoo	JR	DSRepWelcom	CALL	PRINTS	DW	CRLF	ASC	'          The AdamCon IV'	DW	CRLF	ASC	'         Rolling Dice Demo'	DW	CRLF	DW	CRLF	ASC	' 103 frames in 6 seconds'	DW	CRLF	ASC	' using 600K of data compressed'	DW	CRLF	ASC	'	CALL	WriReg*pattern name table @ 1800H	LD	A,2	LD	HL,#1800	CALL	IniTBL*colour table @ 2000H	LD	A,4	LD	HL,#2000	CALL	IniTBL*Pattern Generator table @ 0000H	LD	A,3	LD	HL,#0	CALL	IniTBL*Sprite attr table @ 2800H*Sprite pattern gen table @ 2800H	LD	A,0	LD	HL,#2800	CALL	IniTBL	LD	A,1	LD	HL,#2800	CALL	IniTBL*FgText*10H + BgText	LD	BC,#07F1	CALL	WriReg	LD	HL,0	LD	DE,#4000	LD	A,0	CALL	FilVRA	LD	A,(HGR)	CP	2	JR	Z,IVNoCh	CALL	RstCHRIVNoCh	LD	HL,#2000	LD	DE,#1800	LD	A,#F4	CALL	FilVRmo is to show an intersting aspect of the Adam's capabilities.  Due to my personal taste, these always involve either animation or at least a logo or two.This year I decided that modeling 3D dice would serve the    purpose, and so I made what you see.               Dale Wick               PO Box 47,               Brooklin, Ont, CANADA               L0B 1C0or dmwick@napier.uwaterloo.ca2. How to run it.Insert the Disk or Tape in a drive, and reset the computer.  The boot block will load and it willB	LD	D,#20	JR	SkipSBNextSB	LD	E,#FFSkipSB	ADD	A,D	CALL	ConsOu	RETGoing	ASC	'Keep the Adam alive -- contri'	ASC	'bute.  Dale, 92 08 15.'	DATA	0	END 0000H	LD	A,3	LD	HL,#0	CALL	IniTBL*Sprite attr table @ 2800H*Sprite pattern gen table @ 2800H	LD	A,0	LD	HL,#2800	CALL	IniTBL	LD	A,1	LD	HL,#2800	CALL	IniTBL*FgText*10H + BgText	LD	BC,#07F1	CALL	WriReg	LD	HL,0	LD	DE,#4000	LD	A,0	CALL	FilVRA	LD	A,(HGR)	CP	2	JR	Z,IVNoCh	CALL	RstCHRIVNoCh	LD	HL,#2000	LD	DE,#1800	LD	A,#F4	CALL	FilVRnitalizeVideoDisplayProcessor) is called twice with two    different parameters, one for text only and one for "HGR2"   there is also an intermediate mode for debugging "HGR" where the top 8 lines are text, and the rest are graphics.Now as for the actual animation, I wrote a program on the    nearest computer I had handy, which was my friend            John-Paul's IBM PC XT (4.77 MHz -- about the same speed as   the Adam).  The progam is written in C, and I haven't taken  the time to port it to TDOS yet, x	Eics too. 88 09 19* SmushPlayer - plays smusher (bugs) 92 08 01* Revised 92 08 15* Non boot block version.* Use MACADAM to Assemble	PGM	#100ConsOu	EQU	#FC39ConsDi	EQ          About the Dice Demo1 IntroductionThis is one of my annual AdamCon Killer Demonstrations.  In  fact I have made one for each AdamCons that I've attended    (AdamCon01, AdamCon02, AdamCon03, and AdamConIV so far).The idea of the AdamCon deA	LD	BC,#1F07	LD	DE,0	LD	HL,#1800	LD	A,(HGR)	CP	2	JR	Z,FilNam	OR	A	JR	NZ,IVConI	LD	BC,#1F17IVConI	CALL	ConsInFilNam	LD	HL,#1800	CALL	SetWri	LD	DE,#300	LD	A,0LoopFN	OUT	(C),A	INC	A	DEC	E	JR	NZ,LoopFN	DEC	D	JR	NZ,LoopFN	RET*BXDECL - Translates binary to decimal ASCIIBXDECL	LD	E,0	LD	BC,-10000	CALL	SUBPWR	LD	BC,-1000	CALL	SUBPWR	LD	BC,-100	CALL	SUBPWR	LD	BC,-10	CALL	SUBPWR	LD	BC,-1SUBPWR	LD	A,#FFLoopSB	INC	A	ADD	HL,BC	JR	C,LoopSB	OR	A	SBC	HL,BC	LD	D,#30	CP	E	JR	NZ,NextS load the animation.     Alternately, I've included a file called DicePlayer, and the file Dice.SMH, which you can copy onto your harddisk (if you desire), or onto any place you like.  All you really need is the boot block and the file Dice.SMH.3. How I made it.The player source code is included for your inspection.  It  compiles using MacAdam, which is well suited to small        assembly language projects.  Reuse some of my code if it     will help you along.  Notice that the InitVD                 (IA	LD	BC,#1F07	LD	DE,0	LD	HL,#1800	LD	A,(HGR)	CP	2	JR	Z,FilNam	OR	A	JR	NZ,IVConI	LD	BC,#1F17IVConI	CALL	ConsInFilNam	LD	HL,#1800	CALL	SetWri	LD	DE,#300	LD	A,0LoopFN	OUT	(C),A	INC	A	DEC	E	JR	NZ,LoopFN	DEC	D	JR	NZ,LoopFN	RET*BXDECL - Translates binary to decimal ASCIIBXDECL	LD	E,0	LD	BC,-10000	CALL	SUBPWR	LD	BC,-1000	CALL	SUBPWR	LD	BC,-100	CALL	SUBPWR	LD	BC,-10	CALL	SUBPWR	LD	BC,-1SUBPWR	LD	A,#FFLoopSB	INC	A	ADD	HL,BC	JR	C,LoopSB	OR	A	SBC	HL,BC	LD	D,#30	CP	E	JR	NZ,NextSbut I intend to fairly      soon.  Inside it I defined the (x,y,z) coordintates and then created surfaces, and then a path (rotational and movement). The program renders to the screen the dice faces sorted back to front, so that when it is drawing, you see the back of    the 6 (if it is facing away from you), then the front is     drawn over top of it (ie with a 1).  This creates some small aliases, but the are not usually noticed with a fast playing animation.The output of this program is a series of 100y  I was working on a borrowed RAM card.After AdamCon, I wrote on the nearest computer (this time my Unix account) a delta compressed "smush" or ".SMH" file.     The smusher is in C.  The format is as follows:The header appears at the beginning.     size of header,revision,scheme     [WORD]        ,[WORD],  [WORD]Then the frames are:     size of frame,     [WORD]       skip size,copy size,copy bytes   sentinel     { [WORD]   ,[WORD]   ,[] ... [] }* [FF,FF]The { ... }* means repeat as many times  I could get some results quicker in Basic, then I    converted all of the files using the TDOS utility FC (File   Convert) -- I had to type in all 100 EOS names.  I converted 2 sample frames to start.On to BASIC, where I've done most of my animation work.  I   loaded my standard picture viewer, and converted it to read  in one file without the BLOAD headers.  Once I knew that the pictures had survived the transfer (I used the BASIC GET d$  for all 6144 characters in the file), I was off to AdamCon,  withavailable) to draw the IV and I used  my text rendering program (not yet available) to write the   text in the corner.  To integrate them with the already      available frames, I ported the smush program to compiler     under Manx C for TDOS.If you're sharp, you'll notice that the animation runs much  slower for the last 3 frames.  I hope it wasn't to fast.Finally I took an old MacAdam Assembly Language source file, that I had created and converted it to play the animation.   I'm glad that the player rmemory at once, instead of 1 character at a time (like I was doing in BASIC).  So I     typed that in and abandoned the BSAVEing of the files.  I    finished converting the frames from TDOS to EOS and quickly  wrote a player.  The animation now played in about 30-45     seconds, which disappointed me, since I was hoping for       around 20 frames per second, instead of only 2 frames per    second.  I tried in vain to play it from a ram disk, but I   seemed to have some small compatability problem, and anywa 6K files.  I   then ZIPed the files (compressed them for transfer), and     copied them onto my Unix account.  From my place I phoned    the University and unziped the files and then ARCed them.    (I would have just used 22DISK to convert the files, but I   couldn't find my TDOS unzipper, and I had a TDOS unarcer     handy).  I then unarced the 600K of files onto my harddrive.I then spent several hours working on a Pascal animation     player, but I found a bug that I couldn't solve, so I        decidedas necessary.  At    the end of a frame is the bytes (in hex) FF FF, instead of a skip size.  The frames are all 6144 bytes uncompressed, and  the file only saves the differences between frames.This compression scheme reduces each frame from 6144 bytes   to around 400 bytes on average.  The final animation is now  624K uncompressed and less than 45K compressed.Now the last 4 frames were created seperately.  I used the   data from my AdamCon02 demo for the text AdamCon.  I used my paint program (not yet  only half of the pictures even in EOS from TDOS.At AdamCon I started converting the files to BLOADable "H"   type files.  I did that for a while, but I couldn't find my  patch for the BSAVE "Control Buffer Overflow" problem, so I  only made it through 45 frames using a partly manual         procedure.  By that point I had checked one of my reference  manuals that I had with me.  I keep all debugged code        archived on paper, incase I need it.  In there it had a      routine to load a whole file into equires lengthy delays between     frames, since I hope to do a colour animation for AdamCon05. I've included the source to the player, but I don't know     what you'll do with it other than look at it.  With minor    changes you'll be able to produce the DicePlayer file.3. CreditsI'd like to acknowledge the great help of John-Paul Gignac   for staying up all night to help me just before AdamCon.     I'd also like to thank Guy Cusineau who not only chatted     with me while I converted all 100 frames, bååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååut also wrote (or cowrote) great AJM products like TDOS, FileManager, and most importantly DiskDoctor (no EOS person should be without it   -- it allowed me o recover my AdamCon02 files).  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