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Œ!ª´„‘ ºŒ!º‘ = ºŒ&·Œ!¸‘ Which drive option?#‹n(‘ CURRENT DRIVE: ºŒ-2„+‹h)‹<(‹è+‹)‹<(‹è#‹<(‹è Œ+Œ+ª‘Y¬Œ+ª‘y®‹+‹h)‘ Really clear?	Œ,ª‚²)‹t'Œ,¥¬Œ,¦‚®‹` Œ+Œ,ªŒ·Œ+¸Œ+ª Guide I)%	"revision 1.1::11/6/88 (32 minutes)&	#revision 1.0::10/12/88 (37 minutes);	8preset for Epson compatibility (PNSC, STAR, OK-20, etc.)-	*the Walter's or DIGITAL EXPRESS RAMdrives)3	0RAMdrive must be setup independently (works with%	"quandrants: 1=UL, 2=UR, 3=BL, 4=BR	tap ESC at any menu to abort(	%do NOT remove these REMark statements&	#may not be sold in part or in whole8	5a freeware donation by DIGITAL EXPRESS, November 1988"	multi-function graphics utility	SimplePAIN192,62,10,24,2,62,0,195,78,441245,219,64,203,71,40,250,241,211,64,201,205,11,47
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Œ!ª‹Ðk´‹ÜkŒ"!Œ!¹Œ"&#1,0,0,17,0,0,33,0,116,205,0,253,201!‹?¹Šÿ!‹?¹Šÿ!‹Te¹Š ŒªŠÿŒ ªŠŸ!‹Wc¹ŠD!‹c¹Š!‹àc¹Šô?µ’ŒªŒ·Š¸ŒªŒ·„¸5	2HGR scrn function by Ben Hinkle (Hacker'sŒ®‹è‘ 2 = exit withOUT picture#‘ 1 = exit WITH picture Œ,®‹Ð¹‹Ü¹‹°¹‹ ¹‹ˆ¹‹p¹‹L Œ+Œ,ªŒ·Œ+¸Œ,¥¬Œ,¦‡®‹
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Œ!ª‹Ðk´‹ÜkŒ"!Œ!¹Œ"&#1,0,0,17,0,0,33,0,116,205,0,253,201!‹?¹Šÿ!‹?¹Šÿ!‹Te¹Š ŒªŠÿŒ ªŠŸ!‹Wc¹ŠD!‹c¹Š!‹àc¹Šô?µ’ŒªŒ·Š¸ŒªŒ·„¸5	2HGR scrn function by Ben Hinkle (Hacker's7,71,62,8,144,71,175,55,143,16,253,166,33,255,255:733,240,0,62,3,205,47,253,33,240,0,209,122,230,7,133,111<917,0,0,213,6,3,203,58,203,59,16,250,205,50,253,253,33,1,0
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ÐÈæÏÒÃÏÜ¢Ïæ{Ï,XÏ65Ï@ÏJûÎ^âÎÄÎš¢Î¤ŠÎ®sÎÂ\ÎÄ3ÎÆ	!Î&ôÍ+ÞÍ0ÈÍž·Í¨—Í¼zÍ#‘ The bug is fixed!!!‘ write error on block 81.Œ·‹ÿk¸ª€®‹¼!‹Ul¹ŠÖ!‹Ýk¹Šö‹Ñk#‘ correcting ...Œ·‹Ul¸©„®‹!‘ PowerPAINT not detected.Œ·‹Rl¸ªŠ¯«Œ·‹Wl¸ªŠ@®‹&‘ PowerPAINT already patched.Œ·‹Ul¸©ŠÖ®‹‘ read error on block 81.Œ·‹ÿk¸ªŠ€®‹!‹Òk¹Œ"‹Ñk#‘ verifying ... Œ#Œ#©Œ·Š¸®‹^‘ press <RETURN> ... ‘ BACKUP into ºŒ·Œ!¸º‘ and#‘ insert your PowerPAINT)‘ end of program.Œ"ª‚¤· ‘ BACKUP into ºŒ·Œ!¸º‘ and#‘ insert your PowerPAINT)‘ end of program.Œ"ª‚¤·„¡Œ!¸‹ Œ Œ!ªŒ·Œ ¸Œ!¥¬Œ!¦‚®‹^‘ 1 = tape one‘ 2 = disk one‘ Which drive for PowerPAINT?!‘ PowerPAINT: ONLY on a BACKUP!2Š‘ 'draw foreground' cursor in!‘ patch your own cursor for the)‘ This program allows you toŒ·¸ª‘TAPE ONEŒ·‚¸ª‘DISK ONE
Œª‹Ñk´‹âkŒ!Œ¹Œ9662,4,1,0,0,17,52,0,33,0,108,205,243,252,50,255,107,201?µ‹Hq"	Sprite data oomain donation by DIGITAL EXPRESSThe bug is fixed!!!‘ write error on block 81.Œ·‹ÿk¸ª€®‹¼!‹Ul¹ŠÖ!‹Ýk¹Šö‹Ñk#‘ correcting ...Œ·‹Ul¸©„®‹!‘ PowerPAINT not detected.Œ·‹Rl¸ªŠ¯«Œ·‹Wl¸ªŠ@®‹&‘ PowerPAINT already patched.Œ·‹Ul¸©ŠÖ®‹‘ read error on block 81.Œ·‹ÿk¸ªŠ€®‹!‹Òk¹Œ"‹Ñk#‘ verifying ... Œ#Œ#©Œ·Š¸®‹^‘ press <RETURN> ... ‘ BACKUP into ºŒ·Œ!¸º‘ and#‘ insert your PowerPAINT)‘ end of program.Œ"ª‚¤·cËÍjËÍÅåÕÍ…û;;áÔí°ÃÔÙ>í°åí[ß>íkï>§íRåÁáí°ÑáÁÉòÌ"ˆHqüqyrzÍ€@$ñÌyrV«yròÌˆˆˆ>*ˆäˆo(ˆT¨ƒ(ˆjˆè#ˆÐ''ˆ°)+¨)/ˆÖ(4ˆ8¨C)<ˆc-@ˆk'Dˆ\*I¨!)MˆXSˆ,Wˆí\ˆr`ˆ^d¨«(hˆHlˆY'pˆE(tˆi*xxmc*dv!kkdv"goSPCTABERRNUMABSASCATNCHRCOSEXPFREINTLEFTLENLOGMIDPDLPEEKPOSRIGHTRNDSCRNSGNSINSQRSTRTANUSRVALVPOSÔ
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Œª€´ŠŒ$!Šl¢‹ Œ¹Œ$‘ read error on block 52.Œ·‹ÿk¸ªŠ€®‹#‘ modifying ...‹Ñk"	0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,	)248,192,160,144,136,4,2,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0	default sprite data(%0,0,0,0,128,0,0,0,128,64,32,0,0,0,0,0'$128,0,0,0,15,12,10,9,8,0,0,0,0,0,0,0	active sprite data Œ#Œ#©Œ·Š¸®‹^‘ press <RETURN> ...„¡Œ!¸‹ Œ Œ!ªŒ·Œ ¸Œ!¥¬Œ!¦‚®‹^‘ 1 = tape one‘ 2 = disk one‘ Which drive for PowerPAINT?!‘ width.  Use ONLY on a BACKUP!2Š!‘ ing a single screen at 8 inch#‘ bug with PowerPAINT for print-º)‘ This program corrects theŒ·¸ª‘TAPE ONEŒ·‚¸ª‘DISK ONE
Œª‹Ñk´‹âkŒ!Œ¹Œ9662,4,1,0,0,17,81,0,33,0,108,205,243,252,50,255,107,201?µ‹Hq4	1bug discovered by Bob Tarnowski of Mr.T. SOFTWARE*	'presented in Nibbles & Bits April, 1988.	+a public dn line #'s 450-454!	(suggestion by Tony Patterson)4	1Allows you to design the "draw foreground" arrow.	PowerPAINT patch+	(presented in Nibbles & Bits AUGust, 1988.	+a public domain donation by DIGITAL EXPRESS‹#‘ modifying ...‹Ñk"	0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,	)248,192,160,144,136,4,2,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0	default sprite data(%0,0,0,0,128,0,0,0,128,64,32,0,0,0,0,0'$128,0,0,0,15,12,10,9,8,0,0,0,0,0,0,0	active sprite data Œ#Œ#©Œ·Š¸®‹^‘ press <RETURN> ...mËÍtËÍÅåÕÍ…û;;áÔí°ÃÔÙ>í°åí[ß>íkï>§íRåÁáí°ÑáÁÉüÌ"ˆHqüqyr„Í€@$ûÌyrV«yrüÌˆˆˆ>*ˆäˆo(ˆT¨ƒ(ˆjˆè#ˆÐ''ˆ°)+¨)/ˆÖ(4ˆ8¨C)<ˆc-@ˆk'Dˆ\*I¨!)MˆXSˆ,Wˆí\ˆr`ˆ^d¨«(hˆHlˆY'pˆE(tˆi*xxmc*dv!kkdv"goSPCTABERRNUMABSASCATNCHRCOSEXPFREINTLEFTLENLOGMIDPDLPEEKPOSRIGHTRNDSCRNSGNSINSQRSTRTANUSRVALVPOSÞ
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Í&ìÌXÐÌbÂÌl±Ìv‘Ì¼{ÌÆiÌÐJÌÚ.ÌäÌîúËøéËÉË ³Ë*¡Ë4‚Ë>oËHaËRPË\0Ë„ËŽË˜éÊ¢ØÊ¬ÊÊ¶¹ÊÀ™ÊètÊ#‘ PowerPAINT colors patched!!‘ write error on block 43.Œ·‹ÿk¸ª€®‹è!‹Ýk¹Šö‹Ñk!‹1n¹Œ$¢Š Œ+‘ read error on block 43.Œ·‹ÿk¸ªŠ€®‹¢!‹×k¹Š+!‹Ýk¹Šó‹Ñk‘ write error on block 42.Œ·‹ÿk¸ª€®‹„!‹Ýk¹Šö‹Ñk!‹€l¹Œ!!‹Äl¹Œ ‘ read error on block 42.Œ·‹ÿk¸ªŠ€®‹>!‹×k¹Š*!‹ÝkŒ"ª‚¤·„¡Œ!¸‹ Œ Œ!ªŒ·Œ ¸Œ!¥¬Œ!¦‚®‹^‘ 1 = tape one‘ 2 = disk one‘ Which drive for PowerPAINT?‘ Use ONLY on a BACKUP!2Š!‘ to 9K.  Great for 720K users.‘ INIT directory size limit)‘ This program sets theŒ·¸ª‘TAPE ONEŒ·‚¸ª‘DISK ONE
Œª‹Ñk´‹âkŒ!Œ¹Œ9662,4,1,0,0,17,29,0,33,0,108,205,243,252,50,255,107,201?µ‹Hq6	3sets the PowerPAINT INIT directory size limit to 9K)	&presented in Nibbles & Bits June, 1988.	+a public domain donaRETURN> ... ‘ BACKUP into ºŒ·Œ'¸º‘ and#‘ insert your PowerPAINT)‘ end of program.Œ(ª‚¤·„¡Œ'¸‹ Œ&Œ'ªŒ·Œ&¸Œ'¥¬Œ'¦‚®‹^‘ 1 = tape one‘ 2 = disk one‘ Which drive for PowerPAINT?‘ Use ONLY on a BACKUP!2Š‘ 150 thru 156 FIRST.2Š!‘ Set the variables on line #'s#‘ some PowerPAINT screen colors.º)‘ This program lets you setŒ%ªŠô	Roman numeral SmartKEY colorŒ$ª†+	(folder arrow pointer (color range: 1-15)Œ#ªŠ	even SmartKÅÇÍÌÇÍÅåÕÍ…û;;áÔí°ÃÔÙ>í°åí[ß>íkï>§íRåÁáí°ÑáÁÉ|É>øHq$r¡rtÊ€@,{É¡r¡r|Éˆˆˆ>*ˆäˆo(ˆT¨ƒ(ˆjˆè#ˆÐ''ˆ°)+¨)/ˆÖ(4ˆ8¨C)<ˆc-@ˆk'Dˆ\*I¨!)MˆXSˆ,Wˆí\ˆr`ˆ^d¨«(hˆHlˆY'pˆE(tˆi*xxmc*dvfcivodevfarc!kkdv"gof2f3SPCTABERRNUMABSASCATNCHRCOSEXPFREINTLEFTLENLOGMIDPDLPEEKPOSRIGHTRNDSCRNSGNSINSQRSTRTANUSRVALVPOS^
PÑ ÑðÐÄÐd½Ðn‚ÐxdÐ‚=Ð–Ð—èÏ˜ÉÏš©Ï›uÏœLÏÈ)ÏÒÏÜáÎ!Î&Î+îÍ0ØÍžÇÍ¨§Í¼„Í#‘ INIT dir size expanded!!!‘ write error on block 29.Œ·‹ÿk¸ª€®‹¼!‹—o¹Š:!‹Ýk¹Šö‹Ñk#‘ correcting ...Œ·‹—o¸©Š4®‹!‘ PowerPAINT not detected.Œ·‹–o¸ªŠ>«Œ·‹˜o¸ªŠ2®‹&‘ PowerPAINT already patched.Œ·‹—o¸©Š:®‹‘ read error on block 29.Œ·‹ÿk¸ªŠ€®‹!‹Òk¹Œ"‹Ñk#‘ verifying ... Œ#Œ#©Œ·Š¸®‹^‘ press <RETURN> ... ‘ BACKUP into ºŒ·Œ!¸º‘ and#‘ insert your PowerPAINT)‘ end of program.¹Šó‹Ñk‘ write error on block 41.Œ·‹ÿk¸ª€®‹ !‹Ýk¹Šö‹ÑkŒ*ªŒ £ŠŒ+ªŒ ¡Š¢Œ*!‹»n¹Œ+!‹°n¹Œ !‹o¹Œ !‹o¹Œ ‘ read error on block 41.Œ·‹ÿk¸ªŠ€®‹Ú!‹×k¹Š)!‹Ýk¹Šó‹Ñk‘ write error on block 40.Œ·‹ÿk¸ª€®‹¼!‹Ýk¹Šö‹Ñk!‹Wo¹Œ"!‹[o¹Œ#!‹~o¹Œ%#‘ patching new colors...‘ PowerPAINT not detected.Œ·‹Vo¸ªŠ>«Œ·‹Zo¸ªŠ>®‹&‘ read error on block 40.Œ·‹ÿk¸ªŠ€®‹!‹Òk¹Œ(‹Ñk#‘ verifying ... Œ)Œ)©Œ·Š¸®‹^‘ press <tion by DIGITAL EXPRESS„Í#‘ INIT dir size expanded!!!‘ write error on block 29.Œ·‹ÿk¸ª€®‹¼!‹—o¹Š:!‹Ýk¹Šö‹Ñk#‘ correcting ...Œ·‹—o¸©Š4®‹!‘ PowerPAINT not detected.Œ·‹–o¸ªŠ>«Œ·‹˜o¸ªŠ2®‹&‘ PowerPAINT already patched.Œ·‹—o¸©Š:®‹‘ read error on block 29.Œ·‹ÿk¸ªŠ€®‹!‹Òk¹Œ"‹Ñk#‘ verifying ... Œ#Œ#©Œ·Š¸®‹^‘ press <RETURN> ... ‘ BACKUP into ºŒ·Œ!¸º‘ and#‘ insert your PowerPAINT)‘ end of program.EY colorŒ"ªŠ	odd SmartKEY colorŒ!ªŠ	inverse filename colorŒ ªŠ(	%file folder color (fore * 16 + back) Œ·¸ª‘TAPE ONEŒ·‚¸ª‘DISK ONE
Œª‹Ñk´‹âkŒ!Œ¹Œ9662,4,1,0,0,17,40,0,33,0,108,205,243,252,50,255,107,201?µ‹Hq*	'set variables on line #'s 150-156 FIRST.	+permits some PowerPAINT color customization.	+presented in Nibbles & Bits September, 1988.	+a public domain donation by DIGITAL EXPRESS‹Ñk#‘ verifying ... Œ)Œ)©Œ·Š¸®‹^‘ press <#‘ correcting ...‘ PowerPAINT not detected.Œ·‹Qm¸ªŠ>«Œ·‹Im¸ªŠ>®‹&‘ PowerPAINT already patched.Œ·‹bm¸ªŠ®‹‘ read error on block 40.Œ·‹ÿk¸ªŠ€®‹!‹Òk¹Œ$‹Ñk#‘ verifying ... Œ%Œ%©Œ·Š¸®‹^‘ press <RETURN> ... ‘ BACKUP into ºŒ!·Œ#¸º‘ and#‘ insert your PowerPAINT)‘ end of program.Œ$ª‚¤·„¡Œ#¸‹ Œ"Œ#ªŒ·Œ"¸Œ#¥¬Œ#¦‚®‹^‘ 1 = tape one‘ 2 = disk one‘ Which drive for PowerPAINT?‘ Use ONLY on a BACKUP!øÇÍÿÇÍÅåÕÍ…û;;áÔí°ÃÔÙ>í°åí[ß>íkï>§íRåÁáí°ÑáÁÉ ÉAHqr’r¤Ê€@)ŸÉ’r’r Éˆˆˆ>*ˆäˆo(ˆT¨ƒ(ˆjˆè#ˆÐ''ˆ°)+¨)/ˆÖ(4ˆ8¨C)<ˆc-@ˆk'Dˆ\*I¨!)MˆXSˆ,Wˆí\ˆr`ˆ^d¨«(hˆHlˆY'pˆE(tˆi*x"rt"edxmc*dv!kkdv"go"wdstleSPCTABERRNUMABSASCATNCHRCOSEXPFREINTLEFTLENLOGMIDPDLPEEKPOSRIGHTRNDSCRNSGNSINSQRSTRTANUSRVALVPOSÚ
PÑ%ÑïÐdÏÐn”ÐxvÐ‚OÐÈ1ÐÒÐÜøÏæÙÏ,¶Ï6“Ï@nÏJYÏ^@Ï"ÏšÏ¤èÎ®ÑÎô¼#‘ correcting ...‘ PowerPAINT not detected.Œ·‹Qm¸ªŠ>«Œ·‹Im¸ªŠ>®‹&‘ PowerPAINT already patched.Œ·‹bm¸ªŠ®‹‘ read error on block 40.Œ·‹ÿk¸ªŠ€®‹!‹Òk¹Œ$‹Ñk#‘ verifying ... Œ%Œ%©Œ·Š¸®‹^‘ press <RETURN> ... ‘ BACKUP into ºŒ!·Œ#¸º‘ and#‘ insert your PowerPAINT)‘ end of program.Œ$ª‚¤·„¡Œ#¸‹ Œ"Œ#ªŒ·Œ"¸Œ#¥¬Œ#¦‚®‹^‘ 1 = tape one‘ 2 = disk one‘ Which drive for PowerPAINT?‘ Use ONLY on a BACKUP!„!‹×k¹Š!‹Ýk¹Šó‹Ñk‘ write error on block 36.Œ·‹ÿk¸ª€®‹„!‹Ýk¹Šö‹ÑkŒ&ª‘  disk Œ ‘  3   ŒŒ'ª‹’l‹¸Œ&ª‘  disk Œ ‘  two ŒŒ'ª‹…l‹¸Œ&ª‘  disk Œ ‘  one ŒŒ'ª‹xl‹¸!‹×k¹Š$!‹Ýk¹Šó‹Ñk‘ write error on block 39.Œ·‹ÿk¸ª€®‹ !‹Ýk¹Šö‹ÑkŒ&ª‘disk 3   ŒŒ'ª‹¬l‹¸Œ&ª‘disk two ŒŒ'ª‹£l‹¸Œ&ª‘disk one ŒŒ'ª‹šl‹¸!‹×k¹Š'!‹Ýk¹Šó‹Ñk‘ write error on block 40.Œ·‹ÿk¸ª€®‹¼!‹Ýk¹Šö‹Ñk!‹Jm¹…!‹Rm¹†RETURN> ... ‘ BACKUP into ºŒ·Œ'¸º‘ and#‘ insert your PowerPAINT)‘ end of program.Œ(ª‚¤·„¡Œ'¸‹ Œ&Œ'ªŒ·Œ&¸Œ'¥¬Œ'¦‚®‹^‘ 1 = tape one‘ 2 = disk one‘ Which drive for PowerPAINT?‘ Use ONLY on a BACKUP!2Š‘ 150 thru 156 FIRST.2Š!‘ Set the variables on line #'s#‘ some PowerPAINT screen colors.º)‘ This program lets you setŒ%ªŠô	Roman numeral SmartKEY colorŒ$ª†+	(folder arrow pointer (color range: 1-15)Œ#ªŠ	even SmartK2Š‘ three disk drives.‘ PowerPAINT to allow for)‘ This program patchesŒ!·¸ª‘TAPE ONEŒ!·‚¸ª‘DISK ONE
Œª‹Ñk´‹âkŒ !Œ¹Œ 9662,4,1,0,0,17,40,0,33,0,108,205,243,252,50,255,107,201?µ‹HqŒªŒ·Š¸ŒªŒ·ƒ¸4	1patches PowerPAINT to allow for three disk drives)	&presented in Nibbles & Bits July, 1988.	+a public domain donation by DIGITAL EXPRESSŒ'ª‹šl‹¸!‹×k¹Š'!‹Ýk¹Šó‹Ñk‘ write error on block 40.Œ·‹ÿk¸ª€®‹¼!‹Ýk¹Šö‹Ñk!‹Jm¹…!‹Rm¹†Îþ­Î›Î|ÎjÎGÎ)Î!	Î&óÍ0äÍ5ÖÍžÅÍ¨¥Í¼ÍÆlÍÐIÍÚ&ÍäÍîÍøçÌ ÑÌ*¤Ì4wÌ>JÌH<ÌR+Ì\Ì„õËŽæË˜×Ë¢ÈË¬ºË¶©ËÀ‰ËèsËòkËücË[ËMË<Ë$ËÐüÊÚâÊ¸©ÊÂ¤ÊŒ(ªŒ·Œ&¸

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This central menu is a separate little program, as such when you finish with each of the remaining utilities you will be prompted to re-insert the Simple PAINTER medium and press <return> to be able to access the menu again. At times within these programs you will be asked to input colors by number. The MASTER COLOR CODES for ADAM are as followsreations as a bootscreen for any medium that contains SmartBASIC. And all of this for the amazing price of ZIP. Now that most of you aspiring artists are sold on this little gem, lets delve into the specifics of what it can do.The SimplePAINTER with Simple F/X package is a collection of graphics utilities that will allow you to do things that are not available within the PowerPAINT program. Even though some of the interconnected programs are capable of more than one function you will generally find one reave working options to save a file, so after doing the flipping you will be prompted to re-insert the SimplePAINTER medium and the control program will load in the picture manager program (utility number 4) so you can save your flipped creation.The second utility is a REPLOTTING PROGRAM that will allow you to move the forground pixels of your picture from 0 to 7 pixels UP, and from 0 to 7 pixels to the right. WHAT?, no options for left and down? Remember that with the Move/Copy options in PowerPAINT moving screen. You can change colors with the program but alas, only global forground or global background color changes. This is not terrible though it is nicer to be able to exchange just one foreground color for another as we can do with one of the options in the F/X part of the package. SimplePAINTER will also print your picture for you in either portrait or landscape format as long as you have a dot matrix printer attached. The enlarge quadrant part of this program is the most useful function that you will finy of these things you might find yourself reaching for your checkbook. I bet you are wondering to yourself "just what is this handy new program and more importantly, just what is this going to cost me..." Well its name is SimplePAINTER with Simple F/X, and, are you ready for this... ITS FREE!!\\\\Yes this P. D. contribution does all of this and more! Included on the medium are 5 of the most popular PowerPAINT enhancement patches and the P. D. Program BootPIC Deluxe. This program allows you to store your c: 1=black, 2=medium green, 3=light green, 4=dark blue, 5=medium blue, 6=dark red, 7=aqua, 8=medium red, 9=light red, 10=dark yellow, 11=yellow, 12=dark green, 13=purple, 14=gray and 15=white.The first utility is a PICTURE FLIPPER PROGRAM that will load either GraphixPAINTER or Smart PAINT picture files. When on screen you can flip the screen vertically (upside down), horizontally (left to right) or fold it from the center (make the right side a mirror image of the left side). The program itself does not hason per program for its inclusion in the package. SimplePAINTER which was donated to the Public Domain by DIGITAL EXPRESS in November of 1988 can do a LOT of things right by itself, unlike Simple F/X which is a collection of utility programs each of which (though connected through a single menu) are independent programs. With SimplePAINTER you can load in RLE, HGR and SmartPAINT format picture files and can store files in HGR and SmartPAINT format. When loaded you can double the size of any quadrant of the a portion of a screen one pixel to the right is the same as moving it 7 pixels to the left, and the same logic applies to up and down. The program (for some reason) will set the entire background to black and the entire foreground to purple. It will also destroy the outer 16 pixels on the top and right side of the screen so BE SURE THAT THE PART THAT YOU WANT TO MOVE FITS WITHIN THIS FRAME. This utility will load AND save in SmartPAINT format only.The third utility is the DAVINCI PICTURE CONVERTER. This prrsed in what can be done with our favorite computer and most of the best ways to do it. I mention this only so you will know that I speak from experience. All of the graphics that I have produced on the ADAM have been accomplished with PowerPAINT, these little utilities, PowerTOOLS and all of the other packages from EyeZod graphics plus SwiftPRINT (a commercial title by DIGITAL EXPRESS). SwiftPRINT will do the flip function as well as the color changes (with the added convenience of being able to exchange cthe upper left quadrant of the screen to fill the entire screen (this is very slow, use the SimplePAINTER program to do this) and to change colors. This color change option in background is global (all background to one color), but the foreground color change option lets you exchange any one color for another. Unfortunately this process is very slow, but it works. This is the feature that you will use the most in this program.The fifth utility is the Coleco Graphics Processor (also called project name by lis set of GREAT little Public Domain programs are GUARANTEED not to break your bank (unless maybe yours is like mine). If you do much graphics designing, would like to, or would just like to have what you need in case you decide to... these tools will give you the capability to accomplish the task, not only \ easily, quickly, cheaply, and beautifully, but with a whole lotta style.ESS). SwiftPRINT will do the flip function as well as the color changes (with the added convenience of being able to exchange c this process is complete.The next option (number 6) is to return to SimplePAINTER. The control program will ask you to re-insert the SimplePAINTER medium and press <return>. It will then re-load the SimplePAINTER program for your use. The last option will allow you to escape from the programs to a completely BUG FREE version of SmartBASIC V1.0.I have been called a graphics artist (among many less flattering things). Though I prefer to consider myself to be somewhat a jack of all trades, I AM very well veogram will load in a picture saved with the Davinci drawing program from France and save the screen in GraphixPAINTER format using the same file name as before with the addition of the .H2c and .H2p to the two file names. These files can then be loaded directly into PowerPAINT. The fourth utility is the PICTURE MANAGER PROGRAM from Digital Express. The program will load RLE, HGR and SmartPAINT format picture files plus it will save in both HGR and SmartPAINT file formats. There are options here to enlarge olors in the background) and does these things much faster, though it DOES cost money and it DOES take a while to load.Remember that you must have at least a 64k card to run both SimplePAINTER with Simple F/X and PowerPAINT. I recommend at least a 128k ram expander for use with PowerPAINT. Also to be able to print any of these creations you will need an Epson compatible dot matrix printer connected through an Orphanware compatible PIA2 printer interface card.WOW! That's quite an investment already, but thine) PICTURE CONVERTER. This program will load in graphics that have been grabbed from super games with the cartridge version of that program and convert them to SmartPAINT picture files. The program will display a directory of the available CGP files to load, and will load the one you indicate. After loading, the program will ask you to insert an EOS formatted medium and press return. It will save the file to the medium and then ask you for a name for the file. Do not remove the medium from the drive untilz$ convention, ADAMCON   04, you had better think about   sending in your registra-\\tion as soon as possible.  The   beginning reception date is fast approaching.\\\    I`11~03,37\N\C\\THE PRESIDENT SAYS\\\A\\\    If you want to go to the    ADAM Users convention, ADAMCON   04, you had better think about   sending in your registra-\\tion as soon as possible.  The   beginning reception date is fast approaching.\\\  e  there are always many            unbelievable bargains. Many ADAM suppliers will be displaying     their latest in software and     hardware; and there will be      vendors, programmers, and repair personnel in attendance.  This   is the place to iron out those   puzzling problems.  These people know the right answers.\\\    For those interested in     sightseeing, Cleveland has much  to entertain you.  There is a    great Zoo, plus museums, as well as amusement and water parks     within easy driving d\    The ADAM conventions have   always been an international     happening, since ADAM Users from Canada have always attended.  In fact, ADAMCON 02 was held in     Toronto, Canada.  This year we   are expanding our ADAMCON        attendance log to include Users  from England.  It will be        interesting to hear what special problems they run into, and how  they solve them.\\\    One of the most popular     segments of the convention is    the ADAM Store.  Be sure to      bring lots of spare cash, sincK of      Public Domain programs for       external modems that are used    with your ADAM computer.  This   combination of external modem    programs is free for the asking. We will be hearing more about    this later, but if you can't     wait, log on to CompuServe, go   into the club forum library, and view the text file called        "External.GIV".  This will give  you all the details.\\\    Carl Harrison of HARRISON   PRODUC-\\TIVITY, author of ADAM MAP: U.S. ATLAS, has released ADAM MAP:    STATE Vistance.    So, you will have more than      enough to fill in any spare      time.  If you like camping, you  can request camping arrangements instead of hotel accomodations.  Everything is there to guarantee a good time; and it will only    cost you $220.  Contact either   George M. Koczware, 4034 E. 52nd St., Newburgh Hts., OH 44105 of  Herman L. Mason, 8912 Blaine     Ave., Cleveland, OH 44106. Come  and join us!\\\\.            -Faye B. Deere\\.          ECAUG AUGER, 6/92\\\\s of spare cash, sinc  If you have never been to   an ADAM convention, you don't    know what you have missed.  It's very much like a family reunion. You get to see people you        haven't seen since the last      convention.  You meet people you have only heard of (and thought  you would never get the chance   to meet).  You learn a lot, and  you have a wonderful time. Every ADAM user should have the chance to attend at least ONE ADAM      convention during their          lifetime.  It is something you   will never forget.\\z$t Herrington in the April, 1992 MOAUG         newsletter.  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If you want to      know, ask.\\\    Jim Walters of Walters      Software Co. has released a      collection of editing functions  called ADAM'S TOOLKIT.will remove the "love" file from your directory.\\\    However, this will NOT      remove the file from your        disk/tape.  It is still          physically stored there in the   same three blocks it was in      before.   You just can't get at  it.  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There are format and INIT-\\ialize media options, an ASCII   and Decimal Editor that can be   used to edit other programs or   files, a Block Copy, and more.   Just $24.95.\\.               -Faye B. Deere\\.            ECAUG AUGER, 6/92\\\\for your        MIDI.\\\    Want a program to do a      particular job?  Get in touch    with us.  A dis-\\gruntled member co However, to insure the success   of this procedure, you must NOT  have SAVEd any other files after DELETEing the file "Love".  This is because (especially if the    disk/tape is pretty full) ADAM   may have stored part of the NEW  file in some of these same       blocks.\\\    If you look at the          directory with a commercial      Catalog Editor like Tony         Morehen's FILEMANAGER, you will  see it listed there, with a      DELETE designation.  If you need to get this particular file      back, HLIN x,y AT h:HLIN x,y AT j   .\\75 COLOR=c\\80                               x=x-1:y=y+1:h=h-1:v=v-1:a=a-1:\\\    b=b+1:j=j+1:k=k+1\\85 HLIN x,y AT h:HLIN x,y AT     j:VLIN a,b AT\\\    v:VLIN a,b AT k\\90                               x=x+2:y=y-2:h=h+2:v=v+2:a=a+2:\\\    b=b-1:j=j-2:k=k-2\\100 HLIN x,y AT h:HLIN x,y AT    j:VLIN a,b\\\     AT v:VLIN a,b AT k\\110 COLOR=c\\120 IF x=38 THEN GOTO 15\\130 IF PEEK(64885)=144 THEN      200\\135 IF PEEK(64885)=145 THEN      400\\140 GOTO 40\\200 Re file name.\\\    If you should decide that   you would like to DELETE the     file named "Love" after all, you must first UNLOCK the file with  the UNLOCK command.  Just type   "UNLOCK Love", and in the        Catalog listing you will see     that asterisk next to the file   name.  Now the file can be       DELETEd just like any other      file.\\\    Remember, that even though  you have DELETEd the "Love"      file, and it no longer shows up  in a Catalog listing; it is      still physically on the    FOR x=1 TO 9:READ y:POKE y,  190:\\\     POKE y+1,109:NEXT\\260 POKE 18272,205:POKE          18273,80:POKE\\\     18274,66\\270 IF k$="y" OR k$="Y" THEN     POKE   .\\\     17115,n1\\275 IF k$="" THEN POKE           17115,31.\\280 TEXT:PRINT:PRINT " You are   now  in\\\     the 40 Column              mode.":PRINT\\285 PRINT " Would you like to    change the\\\     color of your screen and   text?\\\     (y/n) ";:GET               an$:PRINT:PRINT\\290 IF an$="y" OR an$="Y" THEN   INPUT "\\\     \r`10~03,37\N\C\\40 COLUMNS PLUS\\\A\\\    This program can be used as the HELLO program on             SmartBASIC.\\\\1 REM * HELLO PROGRAM\\2 REM * Modified by Faye Deere,  4/92\\5 ONERR GOTO 390\\10 GOSUB 300:c=0\\15 c=c+1:IF c=16 THEN GOTO 10\\20 COLOR=c:PLOT 20,20\\25 x=20:y=20:h=20:v=20\\30 a=20:b=20:j=20:k=20\\40 x=x+2:y=y-2:h=h+2:v=v+2\\45 a=a+2:b=b-2:j=j-2:k=k-2\\50 HLIN x,y AT h:HLIN x,y ATj\\55 VLIN a,b AT v:VLIN a,b AT k   .\\60 COLOR=0\\65 VLIN a,b AT v:VLIN a,b AT k   .\\70 you can change the DELETE  designation, and recover the     file for later use.  Here again, it will depend on whether you    SAVEd any other files after you  DELETEd "Love".\\\    If you would like to        protect your important files     from accidently being deleted,   you can use the LOCK command.    Just type "LOCK Love".  Even     though it has been LOCKed, it    can still be LOADed, reSAVEd and RENAMEd. It just can't be        DELETEd, and an asterisk is      displayed on the directory next  to thEM * 40 COLUMNS\\210 DATA                         1,240,7,205,32,253,24,14,41, .\\\     197,229,41\\215 DATA                         41,193,58,112,66,183,32,1,9, .\\\     193,201\\220 FOR x=0 TO 7:READ d:POKE     17114\\\     +x,d:NEXT\\225 POKE 17177,192:POKE 17166,   192:\\\     POKE 17988,40\\230 POKE 17215,240:POKE          17199,39\\240 FOR x=0 TO 14:READ d:POKE    16976\\\     +x,d:NEXT\\250 DATA                         17985,18036,18098,18162,\\\     18174,18188,18401,18410,18430\\255       directory, taking up room that   cannot be used by another file.  Since you can only store a       certain number of files on your  direc-\\tory, this can create a problem  if you have many files stored.   Next month, we will tell you how to physically remove these       DELETED files from the           directory.\\\\.            -Faye B. Deere\\.            ECAUG AUGER, 6/92\\\\ reSAVEd and RENAMEd. It just can't be        DELETEd, and an asterisk is      displayed on the directory next  to thWhat color would you like? ";n1:\\\     POKE 17115,n1\\295 GOTO 390\\300 GR:PRINT:PRINT " Press WILD  CARD\\\     for 40 Columns"\\310 PRINT " Press UNDO, then     RETURN to\\\     change screen color.";\\320 RETURN\\390 TEXT:END\\400 TEXT:PRINT:PRINT " Consult   your\\\     Color Codes to pick the    colors you\\\     would like to use."\\410 PRINT:INPUT " What color     would  you\\\     like your background and   text to\\\     be?  Insert correct        number.   ";n1\\420 PRINT:INPUT " WLIN a, b AT v:VLIN a, b AT k90 x=x+2: y=y-2: h=h+2: v=v+2:   a=a+2: b=b-2: j=j-2: k=k-2100HLIN x, y AT h:HLIN x, y AT   j:VLIN a, b AT v:VLIN a, b AT k110COLOR =c120IF x=38 THEN GOTO 15130IF PEEK(64885)=144 THEN 200135IF PEEK(64885)=145 THEN 400140GOTO 40200REM * 40 COLUMNS210DATA                          1,240,7,205,32,253,24,14,41,197,229,41215DATA                          41,193,58,112,66,183,32,1,9,193,201220FOR x=0 TO 7:READ d:POKE      17114+x, d:NEXT225POKE 17177, 192:POKE 17166,   192:POs?(y/n) ";:GET k$\\460 IF k$="y" OR k$="Y" THEN     GOTO   200\\470 GOTO 390\\\\.           ECAUG AUGER, 67/92\\\\40 Columns"\\310 PRINT " Press UNDO, then     RETURN to\\\     change screen color.";\\320 RETURN\\390 TEXT:END\\400 TEXT:PRINT:PRINT " Consult   your\\\     Color Codes to pick the    colors you\\\     would like to use."\\410 PRINT:INPUT " What color     would  you\\\     like your background and   text to\\\     be?  Insert correct        number.   ";n1\\420 PRINT:INPUT " W?290IF an$="y" OR an$="Y" THEN    INPUT " What color would you     like? "; n1:POKE 17115, n1295GOTO 390300GR:?:? " Press WILD CARD for  40 Columns"310? " Press UNDO, then RETURN   to     change screen color."; 320RETURN390TEXT:END400TEXT:?:? " Consult your Color Codes to    pick the colors you  would      like to use."410?:INPUT " What color would    you like      your background    and text to    be?  Please       insert correct     number. "; n1420?:INPUT " What color would    you like      your1REM * HELLO PROGRAM2REM * Modified by      Faye     Deere, 4/925ONERR  GOTO 3907GOSUB 30010 c=015 c=c+1:IF c=16 THEN GOTO 1020COLOR =c:PLOT 20, 2025 x=20: y=20: h=20: v=2030 a=20: b=20: j=20: k=2040 x=x+2: y=y-2: h=h+2: v=v+245 a=a+2: b=b-2: j=j-2: k=k-250HLIN x, y AT h:HLIN x, y AT j55VLIN a, b AT v:VLIN a, b AT k60COLOR =065VLIN a, b AT v:VLIN a, b AT k70HLIN x, y AT h:HLIN x, y AT j75COLOR =c80 x=x-1: y=y+1: h=h-1: v=v-1:   a=a-1: b=b+1: j=j+1: k=k+185HLIN x, y AT h:HLIN x, y AT    j:Vhat color     would  you\\\     like your border to be?    ";n2\\430 PRINT:INPUT " The Inverse    color\\\     number is now 244.  This   gives you\\\     a dark blue screen with    white text.\\\     What color would you like? ";n3\\440 POKE 17115,n1:POKE           17059,n2:POKE\\\     17126,n3:TEXT\\445 TEXT:PRINT:PRINT " If you    change to\\\     40 Columns, you will not   have a\\\     border or                  inverse.":PRINT\\450 PRINT:PRINT " Would you like to\\\     change to 40 columnKE 17988, 40230POKE 17215, 240:POKE 17199,   39240FOR x=0 TO 14:READ d:POKE     16976+x, d:NEXT250DATA                          17985,18036,18098,18162,18174,18188,18401,18410,18430 255FOR x=1 TO 9:READ y:POKE y,   190:POKE y+1, 109:NEXT260POKE 18272, 205:POKE 18273,   80:POKE 18274, 66270IF k$="y" OR k$="Y" THEN POKE 17115, n1275IF k$="" THEN POKE 17115, 31280TEXT:?:? " You are now in the 40 Column mode.":?285? " Would you like to change  the color of   your screen and   text? (y/n) "; :GET an$:?:hat color     would  you\\\     like your border to be?    ";n2\\430 PRINT:INPUT " The Inverse    color\\\     number is now 244.  This   gives you\\\     a dark blue screen with    white text.\\\     What color would you like? ";n3\\440 POKE 17115,n1:POKE           17059,n2:POKE\\\     17126,n3:TEXT\\445 TEXT:PRINT:PRINT " If you    change to\\\     40 Columns, you will not   have a\\\     border or                  inverse.":PRINT\\450 PRINT:PRINT " Would you like to\\\     change to 40 column border to be? "; n2430?:INPUT " The Inverse color   number is    now 244.  This      gives you a     dark blue screen with white    text.  What color  would you    like? "; n3440POKE 17115, n1:POKE 17059,    n2:POKE 17126, n3:TEXT445TEXT:?:? " If you change to   40 Columns,   you will not have  a border     color or            inverse.":?450?:? " Would you like to       change to    40 columns? (y/n)   "; :GET k$460IF k$="y" OR k$="Y" THEN GOTO 200470GOTO 390 screen and   text? (y/n) "; :GET an$:?: -Faye B. Deere\\          ECAUG AUGER, 6/92\\\\\r`11~20,37\N\A\\8  Medium Red\\9  Light Red\\10 Dark Yellow\\11 Light Yellow\\12 Dark Green\\13 Magenta\\14 Gray\\15 Transparent\\\r`11~03,37\N\A\\\    The following color numbers are the values used to POKE      Address 17115 for the color of   the text window with BLACK       characters.\\\\18 Medium Green\\19 Light Green\\20 Dark Blue\\21 Light Blue\\22 Dark Red\\23 Cyan\\24 Medium Red\\\r`11~20,37\N\A\\25 Light Red\\26 Dark Yelz$ed to POKE      Address 17059 for your borders   and as color choices in low      resolution graphics.\\\\0  White\\1  Black\\2  Medium Green\\3  Light Green\\4  Dar`11~03,37\N\C\\COLOR CODES\\\A\\\    The following color numbers are the values used to POKE      Address 17059 for your borders   and as color choices in low      resolution graphics.\\\\0  White\\1  Black\\2  Medium Green\\3  Light Green\\4  es, an X10 Control  Interface, the ADAM Home         Automation software written by   Alan, and the ADAM computer.     Without a security system, you   can still control your lights    and appliances, even when you're away.\\\    The X10 Control Interface   has a 128 EVENT memory, with a   built-in clock and battery       backup that lasts up to 100      hours.  After the Interface has  been programmed by ADAM, you can disconnect it from the computer. It will continue to operate even if there's a power failow\\27 Light Yellow\\28 Dark Green\\29 Magenta\\30 Gray\\31 White\\\r`11~03,37\N\A\\\    The following color numbers are the values used to POKE      Address 17115 for the color of   the text window with WHITE       characters.\\\\241 Black\\242 Medium Green\\243 Light Green\\244 Dark Blue\\245 Light Blue\\246 Dark Red\\247 Cyan\\\r`11~20,37\N\A\\248 Medium Red\\249 Light Red\\250 Dark Yellow\\251 Light Yellow\\252 Dark Green\\253 Magenta\\254 Gray\\\r`11~03,37\N\A\\.           ?290IF an$="y" OR an$="Y" THEN    INPUT " What color would you     like? "; n1:POKE 17115, n1295GOTO 390300GR:?:? " Press WILD CARD for  40 Columns"310? " Press UNDO, then RETURN   to     change screen color."; 320RETURN390TEXT:END400TEXT:?:? " Consult your Color Codes to    pick the colors you  would      like to use."410?:INPUT " What color would    you like      your background    and text to    be?  Please       insert correct     number. "; n1420?:INPUT " What color would    you like      yourz$the ADAM computer, can now provide you with automatic   protection for your home and     valuables.  All you need is a    security system, external X10    Control modules,`11~03,37\N\C\\THE X10 CONTROLLER\\\A\\\    Alan Neeley, ADAM-LINK of   Utah, and the ADAM computer, can now provide you with automatic   protection for your home and     valuables.  All you need is a    security system, external X10    Control modulDark Blue\\5  Light Blue\\6  Dark Red\\7  Cyan\\\r`11~20,37\N\A\\8  Medium Red\\9  Light Red\\10 Dark Yellow\\11 Light Yellow\\12 Dark Green\\13 Magenta\\14 Gray\\15 Transparent\\\r`11~03,37\N\A\\\    The following color numbers are the values used to POKE      Address 17115 for the color of   the text window with BLACK       characters.\\\\18 Medium Green\\19 Light Green\\20 Dark Blue\\21 Light Blue\\22 Dark Red\\23 Cyan\\24 Medium Red\\\r`11~20,37\N\A\\25 Light Red\\26 Dark Yellure! The  X10 Control Interface can        control 256 different external   modules, and has eight manual    switches on top of the Interface to control your most used        appliances and lights.\\\    All you do is plug an       external X10 module into an      outlet, set it to the desired    housecode, and plug the appli-\\ance or light into the module.   You now have control of lights   and appliances with any          available  X10  control base.    The X10 modules are controlled   by the Controltomation  soft-\\ware, one 9 volt battery,        warranty card, and User's        Manual.\\\    If you don't have a serial  card, Alan will include an       RS-232 serial card in the        package, making the price $125.  Include $5 for shipping with     both packages.  For more         information, contact Alan at     2337 South 600 East, Salt Lake   City, Utah 84106, (801)          484-5114.  The phone acts as a   BBS from 6 PM to 8 AM, Mon. thru Fri.; and 24 hours on weekends.  It is a voice phone 8:t your morning   coffee.\\\    An RS-232 serial card is    required to connect the X10      Control Interface to the ADAM    computer.  The software works    with the EVE/OBS or              Micro-Innovations style serial   cards.  You need an X10 Module   for each appliance or light you  want to control.  ADAM-LINK      carries all the above items. The ADAM X10 Home Automation Package sells for $70 and includes one   X10 Control Interface, one cable to connect to the serial card    cable, the ADAM Home Auiber's (UKAS) Journal in their January/February 1992   issue of the club newsletter.\\\\\    If you keep                 "Archive/Master" copies of       programs on digital datapacks,   the tapes should be "exercised"  at least every six months by     running the complete tape        through from spool to spool to   avoid the possibility of         "Punch/Burn Through" where the   digital data on one loop of tape can "degrade" the contents of    the next loop.\\\    David says this can be      accomplis30 AM to   5:30 PM, Monday thru Friday.\\.            -Faye B. Deere\\          ECAUG AUGER, 6/92\\\\face to the ADAM    computer.  The software works    with the EVE/OBS or              Micro-Innovations style serial   cards.  You need an X10 Module   for each appliance or light you  want to control.  ADAM-LINK      carries all the above items. The ADAM X10 Home Automation Package sells for $70 and includes one   X10 Control Interface, one cable to connect to the serial card    cable, the ADAM Home Au Interface,        through existing electrical      wiring.  This means the sys-\\tem can be installed with little trouble. However, any internal   replacement out-\\lets and plugs needed should be  installed by a professional.\\\    Alan uses his X10 Control   system to activate the infra-red portion of his security system   at night, and the air            conditioning during hot summer   days.  It turns on the porch     light at night, dims it to half  power, and turns it off later.   It can also starz$bley, Editor of the      Vancouver Island Senior          ADAMphiles (VISA) newsletter,    ADVISA, printed the following    item from the United Kingdom     ADAM Subscribe`11~03,37\N\C\\EXERCISE YOUR DDP'S!\\\A\\\    Don't laugh!  Read on.      David Cobley, Editor of the      Vancouver Island Senior          ADAMphiles (VISA) newsletter,    ADVISA, printed the following    item from the United Kingdom     ADAM Subscrtomation  soft-\\ware, one 9 volt battery,        warranty card, and User's        Manual.\\\    If you don't have a serial  card, Alan will include an       RS-232 serial card in the        package, making the price $125.  Include $5 for shipping with     both packages.  For more         information, contact Alan at     2337 South 600 East, Salt Lake   City, Utah 84106, (801)          484-5114.  The phone acts as a   BBS from 6 PM to 8 AM, Mon. thru Fri.; and 24 hours on weekends.  It is a voice phone 8:hed by inserting the    DDP (except Coleco originals,    which lack two necessary         locating holes in the cassette   case) in an audio cassette       recorder.  Simply "fast forward" the tape from end to end in both directions.  He says it would    also be a good idea to check out your Master in your ADAM when    you've finished "exercising"     them to see if they are still in good shape.  If not, re-copy the Master from your current working copy.\\\\\    "Exercising" a DDP!  Rather sounds like "waWS,by  Faye Deere  will no longer beavailable to ADAM fans.   This column was a means for usto contact  the many  ADAM ownersout there, who didn't  know whereto turn for  information concern-ing their ADAM systems.   It is a loss to the whole ADAMcommunity since it leaves us withNO national ADAM forum.   If you care  to contact COMPU-TER MONTHLY, in the hope  that itmight alter  their present inten-tions, please feel free to do so.   It can't do any harm!-ECAUG-                  -----NJD=== of tape  had "bled" onto other sections   of the tape.  Since I had been   relying on the Master in case of emergency, I had no other copy,  and had to go looking for        someone who had a working copy   of the volume.  Had the tape     been a Master of information I   had compiled myself, I would     have lost everything with no     hope of finding someone with a   copy I could use.  Therefore, I  feel that a semi-\\annual "exercising the DDP's" is in order, don't you?  I might    add that this is oneWS,by  Faye Deere  will no longer beavailable to ADAM fans.   This column was a means for usto contact  the many  ADAM ownersout there, who didn't  know whereto turn for  information concern-ing their ADAM systems.   It is a loss to the whole ADAMcommunity since it leaves us withNO national ADAM forum.   If you care  to contact COMPU-TER MONTHLY, in the hope  that itmight alter  their present inten-tions, please feel free to do so.   It can't do any harm!-ECAUG-                  -----NJD===x%--------   As you  know, COMPUTER MONTHLYmagazine has made the decision toNO longer carry the "Classic Com-puter" columns each month.   This means that the ADAM NEWS,=================================        ---ADAM S.O.S.------------------------------------   As you  know, COMPUTER MONTHLYmagazine has made the decision toNO longer carry the "Classic Com-puter" columns each month.   This means that the ADAM NElking the dog",   doesn't it?  David's comment was "Whatever next, physical jerks   for ddp's!"\\\    Seriously, however, this is an extremely good idea. I had    some Master DDP copies of        Library volumes that I had not   used in about a year.  Out of    necessity, I had to use one.     However, after making a copy of  the Master, I discovered that    neither the Master OR the copy   would work.\\\    It seems that the tapes had been sitting unused for so long  that infor-\\mation from one section==============================--------   As you  know, COMPUTER MONTHLYmagazine has made the decision toNO longer carry the "Classic Com-puter" columns each month.   This means that the ADAM NEWS,=================================        ---ADAM S.O.S.------------------------------------   As you  know, COMPUTER MONTHLYmagazine has made the decision toNO longer carry the "Classic Com-puter" columns each month.   This means that the ADAM NE of the      things that prompted the         purchase of my first ADAM disk   drive.\\\\.            -Faye B. Deere\\.         ECAUG AUGER, 6/92\\\\I had    some Master DDP copies of        Library volumes that I had not   used in about a year.  Out of    necessity, I had to use one.     However, after making a copy of  the Master, I discovered that    neither the Master OR the copy   would work.\\\    It seems that the tapes had been sitting unused for so long  that infor-\\mation from one section„%--------   We have quite a few AUGs (ADAMUser Groups) around the U.S.   Weknow of 31 groups at this time.   Some of them go away back, anda couple of them are brand n=================================        -MORE ABOUT AUGs----------------------------------   We have quite a few AUGs (ADAMUser Groups) around the U.S.   Weknow of 31 groups at this time.   Some of them go away back, anda couple of them are bran   HAWAII  has the  Hawaii AUG inPearl City.   ILLINOIS  has N.I.A.D. (North-ern Iliana ADAM) in Lisle.   INDIANA  has the  463 ADAM, inMunster.   MINNESOTA  has  the   DowntownMinneapolis AUG, in Minneapolis.   MISSOURI  has the  Saint LouisAUG in St. Louis.   NEBRASKA  has  the  Omaha ADAMUsers Club in Bellevue.   OHIO  has  the  Lake Erie ADAMUsers in Lorain.   PENNSYLVANIA  has the DelawareValley AUG in Philadelphia.   UTAH has ADAM Link of Utah, inSalt Lake City.   WASHINGTON has the l Paso, in El Paso; and  HoustonAUG, in Texas City.  Three in TX!   KENTUCKY has  SLUG, in  Louis-ville;  and  Greater  CincinnattiAUG, in Highland Heights.     (2)   NEW YORK  has the  Albany AreaAUG, in Albany; and the ADAM Mic-roHackers, in New York City.  (2)   VIRGINIA has  Central VirginiaAUG, in  Earlyesville; and AWAUG,in Falmouth.                  (2)   ALABAMA has the Gulf Coast AUGin Mobile.   COLORADO has the Denver AUG inDenver.   GEORGIA  has the  ADAM SupportGroup in Atlanta.heprinter, the two game controllersand  keyboard cable, plus  the RFcable and switchbox that connectsyour console to a TV set.   Now we always advise our newermembers to purchase a second datadrive and  a 64K memory expander,as the necessary minimum. Most ofthe newer ADAM programs require a64K board and two data drives arenecessary in some cases.   But  this is  the minimum thatyou need, if you are really goingto use  your  computer system  toits  fullest  capacity.  At  thispoint we advise Puget SoundADAM NewsNet, in Kent.   That's quite  a few  AUGs, butwe can always use more.  It wouldbe nice  to have  at least one inevery state. After all, ADAM UserGroups are what keep ADAM alive!-ECAUG-                  -----NJD---------------------------------VIRGINIA has  Central VirginiaAUG, in  Earlyesville; and AWAUG,in Falmouth.                  (2)   ALABAMA has the Gulf Coast AUGin Mobile.   COLORADO has the Denver AUG inDenver.   GEORGIA  has the  ADAM SupportGroup in Atlanta.d new.   CALIFORNIA seems  to have  themost AUGs.   We  have the  AUG ofSan Diego Co., in  El Cajon;  theAUG Social, in  Los Angeles;  theBay Region ADAM Info, in San Francisco; the  East Bay AUG, in Cas-tro Valley; and the Inland EmpireAUG, in Orange.  Five groups!   FLORIDA has AUG #305 in Davie;the  Emerald Coast AUG,  in  FortWalton Beach;  Metro Orlando AUG,in Apopka; and South Florida AUG,in Englewood.  Four in Florida!   TEXAS  has  ADAM InternationalMedia, in Pearland; ADAM Users ofEx%-------   What do you really need to useyour ADAM computer system?   Well, it comes  to you  as thebasic ADAM.  This means keyboard,console with  one data drive, the=================================        -ADAM POTENTIAL----------------------------------   What do you really need to useyour ADAM computer system?   Well, it comes  to you  as thebasic ADAM.  This means keyboard,console with  one data drive, t   HAWAII  has the  Hawaii AUG inPearl City.   ILLINOIS  has N.I.A.D. (North-ern Iliana ADAM) in Lisle.   INDIANA  has the  463 ADAM, inMunster.   MINNESOTA  has  the   DowntownMinneapolis AUG, in Minneapolis.   MISSOURI  has the  Saint LouisAUG in St. Louis.   NEBRASKA  has  the  Omaha ADAMUsers Club in Bellevue.   OHIO  has  the  Lake Erie ADAMUsers in Lorain.   PENNSYLVANIA  has the DelawareValley AUG in Philadelphia.   UTAH has ADAM Link of Utah, inSalt Lake City.   WASHINGTON has the at least one diskdrive, followed  by a  dot-matrixprinter, as soon  as you  can seetheir way clear.   Now  you  have a  system  thatwill enable you  to do  most any-thing that you care to do with anADAM computer. Of course you needdisks  for your  disk drives, butthey are very inexpensive, espec-ially if you buy in bulk.  In anyevent, they are much cheaper thandatapaks for your data drives anddisk drives are SO much faster towork with.  Also, the  dot-matrixprinter is SO much faster than anAlet-ter that  you have written, wouldsound better, or make more sense,at a different place in the arti-cle.  You can change this to suityour taste.  Just press the MOVE/COPY key (third from the right inthe  top row of keys), and selectV (MOVE).  Then  you  HI-LITE thefirst space or character, and thelast space or character, that youwish  to move  elsewhere.  Followdirections and move the cursor towhere you want  to relocate  thisinformation, and press  MOVE, andthere it is, right where you waååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååPY at times; the MOVEfeature  is what  generally comesin handy, most of the time.   Want to try something just forfun, or shock value?  Press SmartKey II, and  then II, again.  Nowyou have a choice  of five screencolors (white-green-black-gray-&-blue).  Try pressing  each Smart-Key, and get a surprise.  I stillprefer the good old  BLUE screen!   SmartKey III, will  enable youto SEARCH your document for what-ever you  wish to look for.  And,contrary  to what has  previouslybeen said about ADAM% SmartWriter wordprocessor.  One that  can come inhandy from  time to time, is  theMOVE/COPY feature.   On occasion  you may find thatsomething in the  article or let---------WORD PROCESSING---------   There are  many great featuresbuilt into ADAMs SmartWriter wordprocessor.  One that  can come inhandy from  time to time, is  theMOVE/COPY feature.   On occasion  you may find thatsomething in the  article or DAM printer, you will wonder whyyou didn't have one long ago.   So, give it  some thought; andbring your  ADAM  computer systemup to its fullest potential.  Getup to speed, and live life in thefast lane, for a change!-ECAUG-                  -----NJD---------------------------------quire a64K board and two data drives arenecessary in some cases.   But  this is  the minimum thatyou need, if you are really goingto use  your  computer system  toits  fullest  capacity.  At  thispoint we advise ntit to be.  The space where it hadpreviously been fills up, and thetext you moved  is in its new lo-cation in your work.   If, by chance, you need to putsomething  you have already typedat  ANOTHER location, without re-moving this information  from theplace it  NOW occupies, then  youpress MOVE/COPY  and use the COPYfeature.  Just follow  the direc-tions and you will have the iden-tical information  at the NEW lo-cation, and at  the OLD location,as well.  Although, you may  finduses for  COåååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååå being unableto search beyond an END PAGE mar-ker; he can and will.  Where thisidea originated, I  do not  know;but there  must have been a validreason for it, at the time.-ECAUG-                  -----NJDn, without re-moving this information  from theplace it  NOW occupies, then  youpress MOVE/COPY  and use the COPYfeature.  Just follow  the direc-tions and you will have the iden-tical information  at the NEW lo-cation, and at  the OLD location,as well.  Although, you may  finduses for  CO idea was to place one of the bookmarks inside each chess book in the local library.  They had to fit completely inside the books to avoid problems with the librarians.     I wanted a chess image on my bookmark, and decided on the knight symbol from a public domain graphic disk.  It is a sprite in Sprite Set #6 on PAINTMATE Volume #2.     PowerPAINT, by Sol Swift, made short work of transfering my graphics.  I put three knights down the side, skipped a line (half a sprite), and put three more knights.  Ô0 Ì8United States Chess Federation Rated Tournaments4-Round Swiss SystemRegistration 8-8:30 (Enter at back door)Rnds:  9, 12, 3, 6     Time:  30/60, SD/30Entry Fees:  $15, $10 for High School and below$$ 100-60-45, A-35, B-30, C-20, DEU-15, JR-10, Upset 101992 Dates:  6/13, 7/ 25, 8/22, 9/12, 10/24, 11/14, 12/12United States Chess Federation Rated Tournaments4-Round Swiss SystemRegistration 8-8:30 (Enter at back door)Rnds:  9, 12, 3, 6     Time:  30/60, SD/30Entry Fees:  $15, $10 for High Sfor-end I put it back into the printer with the same side out and printed off three more bookmarks.  Now I was able to get my six bookmarks to a page because the "end of page" was in the middle of the paper each time.     I was so busy patting myself on the back that I could barely load SpeedyWrite 2 to do the backs.  Yes, I could have done the backs in PowerPAINT.  To tell the truth, it never occured to me until this very moment.  I'm so used to using David White's amazing program for word processing thaÌ0 ×78 Ô0 Ð66¯ JULY 92               MOAUG / 463 ADAM¯  ============================================================================×38¯BOOKMARK¯By Joe Alford - 463-ADAMMay, 1992     When I decided to create bookmarks to help advertise a new chess club I had no idea how involved the project would be.  I decided to use PowerPAINT to do the front of the bookmark and SpeedyWrite2 to do the back.     I made the bookmarks 7" long instead of 8.5" because then they could fit down inside the books.  OnePY at times; the MOVEfeature  is what  generally comesin handy, most of the time.   Want to try something just forfun, or shock value?  Press SmartKey II, and  then II, again.  Nowyou have a choice  of five screencolors (white-green-black-gray-&-blue).  Try pressing  each Smart-Key, and get a surprise.  I stillprefer the good old  BLUE screen!   SmartKey III, will  enable youto SEARCH your document for what-ever you  wish to look for.  And,contrary  to what has  previouslybeen said about ADAMSkipping a full sprite between, I was able to fit six bookmarks on a page.     Then I tried to print them out and got my first rude shock.  Since I abhor fan-fold paper, I was not able to get the sixth bookmark to complete.  My always-helpful Panasonic KX-P1191 insisted that I was out of paper and would not continue.  I could only get five complete bookmarks to the page.     Brainstorm!  I popped a fresh sheet of paper into the printer, typed off three bookmarks, and took the paper out.  Turning it end-chool and below$$ 100-60-45, A-35, B-30, C-20, DEU-15, JR-10, Upset 101992 Dates:  6/13, 7/ 25, 8/22, 9/12, 10/24, 11/14, 12/12United States Chess Federation Rated Tournaments4-Round Swiss SystemRegistration 8-8:30 (Enter at back door)Rnds:  9, 12, 3, 6     Time:  30/60, SD/30Entry Fees:  $15, $10 for High School and below$$ 100-60-45, A-35, B-30, C-20, DEU-15, JR-10, Upset 101992 Dates:  6/13, 7/ 25, 8/22, 9/12, 10/24, 11/14, 12/12åååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååt using it for the backs (which had no graphics) was automatic.     When I typed up the backs I remembered to type three and turn the paper over.  Same as with the fronts.     Then I put the two pages together and got my second rude shock.  The fronts were done even with the left margin.  Turning the paper over meant that the graphics were on the back side against the right margin.  The backs were, of course, against the left margin.     At first I thought I would just adjust the margin on SpeedyWriteook, Franklin Watts, New York, 1987.  It is a book for children.  No, I did not get it from my child.  (I wish he WOULD read such books!)  I got it from the library myself.  Why was I reading a book for children?  Well, I was a public school teacher for twelve years.  I am interested in how children are educated.  More importantly, I have found that books for children explain complicated topics without assuming any prior knowledge of the subject.  They are great as introductions.  For example, this particulMoving the paper guide all the way to the left I printed out the PowerPAINT side.  This caused the printing to be flush with the right margin.  Moving the paper guide to the right I printed the SpeedyWrite 2 side.  This text was flush with the left margin.  When I put the two back to back they lined up perfectly.  I trotted them off to the printer and was very pleased with the result.     There are probably very few of you who have to create bookmarks to advertise a chess club.  You might, however, want tange sort.  The program picks an item in the middle of the set and moves everything smaller above it and everything larger below it.  It then takes the top half and repeats the process, takes the top quarter and repeats, the top eighth, and so on until it is dealing with two items.  To have time to see what is going on, I would suggest sorting this time with 100 items.     Enjoy the programs, and then go out and read some children's books.Joseph Alford463-ADAM5068 Stone AvenuePortage, IN 46368219/76Ì0 ×78 Ô0 Ð40¯ JULY 92               MOAUG / 463 ADAM¯  ============================================================================×38¯SORTING¯By Joseph Alford - 463-ADAM     Anyone who deals with sorting knows that there are insertion sorts and there are exchange sorts.  I recently found two programs that sort lines on a graph.  You can SEE the difference.  What a great idea!     The programs are from Richard C. Adams (I like the name!), SCIENCE WITH COMPUTERS:  An Experimental Science Series B 2 to make the text print flush with the right margin.  No can do.  The program has an 80-column limit.  Dean Roades says there is a patch to get around that, but I did not have any such patch at the time.  I would have to redo the PowerPAINT side, shifting it against the right margin.     I had loaded PowerPAINT to do this when I had another inspiration.  The Panasonic KX-P1191 has a paper guide that shifts left to accommodate wider paper.  Instead of shifting the graphics I could shift the paper.     ar book explains standard deviations in such simple terms that I was astounded.  Oh!  Is that all there is to it?  User-friendly, remember, is ADAM's middle name.     SORT1 is an insertion sort.  The first two items are put in order.  Each additional item is inserted into the already sorted set in the proper place.  You can watch this happen as the line moves upward on the graph to the proper place.  Since this is a fairly slow process, I would suggest sorting no more than 50 items.     SORT2 is an excho advertise some other kind of organization, perhaps even your computer club.m has an 80-column limit.  Dean Roades says there is a patch to get around that, but I did not have any such patch at the time.  I would have to redo the PowerPAINT side, shifting it against the right margin.     I had loaded PowerPAINT to do this when I had another inspiration.  The Panasonic KX-P1191 has a paper guide that shifts left to accommodate wider paper.  Instead of shifting the graphics I could shift the paper.     3-2165 explains standard deviations in such simple terms that I was astounded.  Oh!  Is that all there is to it?  User-friendly, remember, is ADAM's middle name.     SORT1 is an insertion sort.  The first two items are put in order.  Each additional item is inserted into the already sorted set in the proper place.  You can watch this happen as the line moves upward on the graph to the proper place.  Since this is a fairly slow process, I would suggest sorting no more than 50 items.     SORT2 is an exchare sure to be involved in the graphics and TDOS workshops.The most fun will be meeting with other ADAMites.  Learning from those who know more and teaching those who know less.  (Sometimes it's the same person, depending on their area of expertise.)If you have not made up your mind yet on attending, I strongly recommend you attend.  If you want to learn more about ADAM, there's no place on earth better.  The AC IV committee has expanded on out idea of a central bulletin board.  We tried this at AC 03Ì0 ×78 Ô0 Ð46¯ 463 ADAM / MOAUG               JULY 92¯  ============================================================================×38¯ADAMCON IV¯By Dean Roades - 463 ADAMADAMCON IV is just a few weeks away!!  If you have not signed up yet, DO IT NOW!I don't know if there is a cut-off date, but you don't want to wait till the last minute.  Both 463 and MOAUG have hosted an ADAMCON and we know how tough it is to arrange food and accomodations just before the convention, but no ADAMCON committee waare sure to be involved in the graphics and TDOS workshops.The most fun will be meeting with other ADAMites.  Learning from those who know more and teaching those who know less.  (Sometimes it's the same person, depending on their area of expertise.)If you have not made up your mind yet on attending, I strongly recommend you attend.  If you want to learn more about ADAM, there's no place on earth better.  The AC IV committee has expanded on out idea of a central bulletin board.  We tried this at AC 03o try to coordinate our schedules and members of 463 hope to carpool.  We plan to leave Thursday AM and arrive early in the afternoon. :) We will leave Monday morning for the trip home. :(Planning to attend from 463 ADAM: Dean Roades, Jerry Vrancks and Joe Alford.  We all will be involved in some of the workshops.  Jerry and I will talk about Base ADAM hardware and I will assist Joe on word processing.  MOAUG will be represented by Patricia Herrington and James Poulin.  I don't know any specifics, they ange sort.  The program picks an item in the middle of the set and moves everything smaller above it and everything larger below it.  It then takes the top half and repeats the process, takes the top quarter and repeats, the top eighth, and so on until it is dealing with two items.  To have time to see what is going on, I would suggest sorting this time with 100 items.     Enjoy the programs, and then go out and read some children's books.Joseph Alford463-ADAM5068 Stone AvenuePortage, IN 46368219/76, but it wasn't as successfull as we hoped.  AC IV will have the "ADAM Information Manager" on screen, being run on an ADAM.  It will have workshop info, advertisements from ADAM suppliers, information on what to see around Cleveland (oops, sorry, I ment Mentor!) and much more.  We received a demo of this disk and will show it at the next meeting.  It's very impressive.ll assist Joe on word processing.  MOAUG will be represented by Patricia Herrington and James Poulin.  I don't know any specifics, they nts to turn anyone away.We have known since AC 03 that IV would be held in the Cleveland area, but now we know exactly where:     The Travelodge of Mentor, Ohio     7701 Reynolds Rd. (Rte 2 + 306)     Mentor, OH  44060     (216) 951-7333     (See fine map)Mentor is northeast of Cleveland. For those driving, exit Rte 306 north from I-90.  It's about 2-1/2 miles north of I-90.  For those flying in, a shuttle is being arranged from the airport. Contact the AC IV committee for details.We are going tÔ0 Ì0 ×38 Ð66¯463 Printer Problems¯Update 2 - Don WoolstonMy ADAM printer still furnished a problem after all we had done last month. It true that I WAS apprehensive about all the surgery that was proposed by 463's "finest minds". You were right, Dean, I did sort of chicken out, but being desperate, I brought my sick printer to the June meeting. Those two eager surgeons, Ancil Schilling & Jerry Vranks exchanged entire print heads to prove that the garbled printing was in the head (or the logic had skipp ten candidates were equally deserving of this prestigious award and the committee felt that we couldn't arbitarily choose the five.  No one automatically deserves the award.  Your votes were the determining factor.     We're not making it public who voted for who or how many votes any one candidate received.  This could cause some hard feelings.  What we will make public is that there were 31 candidates voted for.  The five active inductees received 58% of all votes.  One or two votes didn't make that mutill had ADAM's but were no longer using them.  463 ADAM as a group has also tried.  To be quite honest these efforts have had little results.Dean Roades and Joe Alford spent a considerable amount of time at a resent computer show looking for new ADAMites.  They came up empty handed.  Maybe it's time we face reality.  There's not to many new ADAMites to be found.Better results have been made by putting ADAMs into the hands of people who do not own a computer.Perhaps this time, energy and expense would ten candidates were equally deserving of this prestigious award and the committee felt that we couldn't arbitarily choose the five.  No one automatically deserves the award.  Your votes were the determining factor.     We're not making it public who voted for who or how many votes any one candidate received.  This could cause some hard feelings.  What we will make public is that there were 31 candidates voted for.  The five active inductees received 58% of all votes.  One or two votes didn't make that muÔ0 Ì0 ×38 Ð66¯      1992¯¯GALLERY OF HONOUR¯ ¯  FINAL REPORT¯     The committee received over three times the number of ballots as last year.  We want to thank each of you who took the time to cast a ballot.     With the number of inductees lowered from ten last year to six this year, (five active and one inactive), many deserving candidates didn't receive the award this year.  For those of you who may disagree with this years inductees and didn't cast a ballot, perhaps you should have.     The toped a step.)These men were real pros as I would soon learn. They took screw drivers to loosen the head rotator, a scalpel to cut loose the cemented section to free said rotator, moved the assembly one calculated notch counter  clockwise - to print 463 instead of 574. Would you believe ADAM now printed just like new!! He was realigned. ADAM and I both take off our respective hats to those "FINEST MINDS".¯FACING REALITY¯By Jerry Vrancks - 463 ADAMOver the last few years I've tried to find people that sch difference.  The inactive inductee received 35% of the inactive votes.     If your candidate didn't receive the award this year we strongly recommend that you participate in next year's Gallery of Honour balloting.     The new inductees will be announced and officially inducted at ADAMCON IV.   The Gallery of Honour Committee candidates didn't receive the award this year.  For those of you who may disagree with this years inductees and didn't cast a ballot, perhaps you should have.     The top be better spent on keeping the borderline ADAMite using his/her ADAM.  Just a thought.loosen the head rotator, a scalpel to cut loose the cemented section to free said rotator, moved the assembly one calculated notch counter  clockwise - to print 463 instead of 574. Would you believe ADAM now printed just like new!! He was realigned. ADAM and I both take off our respective hats to those "FINEST MINDS".¯FACING REALITY¯By Jerry Vrancks - 463 ADAMOver the last few years I've tried to find people that s1REM SORT1 2REM Source:  Richard C. Adams, SCIENCE WITH COMPUTERS, Franklin Watts, New York, 198710REM Insertion Sort Demo Pgm 20TEXT: white=3: black=030GOSUB 100:REM Pick the numbers 40GOSUB 200:REM Generate some random amounts   50GOSUB 300:REM Draw the lines60VTAB 22:? "Press any key to start ":GET keypress$70GOSUB 900:REM Sort and display80?:? "SORTED"90END100REM Choose how many110HOME:? "Insertion SORT Demonstration":?:? "How many lines to sort?":INPUT "     (5-130)  "; number120IF number<?:? "How many lines to sort?":INPUT "     (5-130)  "; number120IF number<5 OR number>130 THEN 110130DIM amount(number+1)140RETURN200REM Make up that many random numbers210FOR item=1 TO number: amount(item)=INT(RND(1)*100)+1:NEXT item220RETURN250REM Plot the lines260HGR:HCOLOR =white270FOR line=1 TO number:HPLOT 0, line TO amount(line), line:NEXT line280VTAB 21:? "THE MESS"290RETURN300REM Sort and display301?:?:? "EXCHANGE SORT":? "Works on half at a time"305DIM b(22):REM actually needs 2LOGN ( amount(place)<temp THEN 970950HCOLOR =black:HPLOT 0, (place+1) TO 100, (place+1):LET amount(place+1)=amount(place)960HCOLOR =white:HPLOT 0, (place+1) TO amount(place+1), (place+1):NEXT place970HCOLOR =black:HPLOT 0, (place+1) TO 100, (place+1): amount(place+1)=temp980HCOLOR =white:HPLOT 0, (place+1) TO amount(place+1), (place+1)990NEXT timesthrough1000RETURN90END100REM Choose how many110HOME:? "Insertion SORT Demonstration":?:? "How many lines to sort?":INPUT "     (5-130)  "; number120IF number<480HCOLOR =0:HPLOT 0, i TO 100, i:HPLOT 0, m1 TO 100, m1: amount(0)=amount(i): amount(i)=amount(m1): amount(m1)=amount(0)485HCOLOR =3:HPLOT 0, i TO amount(i), i:HPLOT 0, m1 TO amount(m1), m1490 l=l+1500 b(l)=i510GOTO 340520IF j-m<2 THEN 550530IF amount(m)<amount(m+1) THEN 550540HCOLOR =0:HPLOT 0, m TO 100, m:HPLOT 0, (m+1) TO 100, (m+1)543 amount(0)=amount(m): amount(m)=amount(m+1): amount(m+1)=amount(0)545HCOLOR =3:HPLOT 0, m TO amount(m), m:HPLOT 0, (m+1) TO amount(m+1), (m+1)550 m=b(l)+1560 l1REM SORT22REM Source:  Richard C. Adams, SCIENCE WITH COMPUTERS, Franklin Watts, New York, 198710REM Quicksort Demo pgm11REM Quicksort invented by C.A.R. Hoare in 1962.  Very fast.  An Exchange Sort.20 white=3: black=030GOSUB 100:REM Pick the numbers 40GOSUB 200:REM Generate some random amounts   50GOSUB 250:REM Draw the lines   60VTAB 22:? "Press any key to start ":GET keypress$70GOSUB 300:REM Sort and display  80?:? "SORTED"90END100REM Choose how many110HOME:? "Insertion SORT Demonstration":5 OR number>130 THEN 110130DIM amount(number+1)140RETURN200REM Make up that many random numbers210FOR item=1 TO number: amount(item)=INT(RND(1)*100)+1:NEXT item220RETURN300REM Plot the mess310HGR:HCOLOR =white320FOR line=1 TO number:HPLOT 0, line TO amount(line), line:NEXT line330VTAB 21:? "THE MESS"340RETURN900REM Insertion Sort905? "INSERTION SORT"906? "Lines are moved and inserted"910FOR timesthrough=2 TO number920LET temp=amount(timesthrough)930FOR place=timesthrough-1 TO 0 STEP -1940IFBASE2).  22 is good enough for 2000 items. 310 l=1320 b(l)=number+1330 m=1340 j=b(l)350 i=m-1360IF j-m<3 THEN 520370 m1=INT((i+j)/2)380 i=i+1390IF i=j THEN 460400IF amount(i)<=amount(m1) THEN 380410 j=j-1420IF i=j THEN 460430IF amount(j)>=amount(m1) THEN 410440HCOLOR =0:HPLOT 0, i TO 100, i:HPLOT 0, j TO 100, j: amount(0)=amount(i): amount(i)=amount(j): amount(j)=amount(0)445HCOLOR =3:HPLOT 0, i TO amount(i), i:HPLOT 0, j TO amount(j), j450GOTO 380460IF i>=m1 THEN  i=i-1470IF j=m1 THEN 4905 OR number>130 THEN 110130DIM amount(number+1)140RETURN200REM Make up that many random numbers210FOR item=1 TO number: amount(item)=INT(RND(1)*100)+1:NEXT item220RETURN300REM Plot the mess310HGR:HCOLOR =white320FOR line=1 TO number:HPLOT 0, line TO amount(line), line:NEXT line330VTAB 21:? "THE MESS"340RETURN900REM Insertion Sort905? "INSERTION SORT"906? "Lines are moved and inserted"910FOR timesthrough=2 TO number920LET temp=amount(timesthrough)930FOR place=timesthrough-1 TO 0 STEP -1940IF=l-1570IF l>0 THEN 340600RETURN0 items. 310 l=1320 b(l)=number+1330 m=1340 j=b(l)350 i=m-1360IF j-m<3 THEN 520370 m1=INT((i+j)/2)380 i=i+1390IF i=j THEN 460400IF amount(i)<=amount(m1) THEN 380410 j=j-1420IF i=j THEN 460430IF amount(j)>=amount(m1) THEN 410440HCOLOR =0:HPLOT 0, i TO 100, i:HPLOT 0, j TO 100, j: amount(0)=amount(i): amount(i)=amount(j): amount(j)=amount(0)445HCOLOR =3:HPLOT 0, i TO amount(i), i:HPLOT 0, j TO amount(j), j450GOTO 380460IF i>=m1 THEN  i=i-1470IF j=m1 THEN 490rogram in ShowOff II format to put 40 columns in BASIC40Columns  A   Same program, ready to run in SmartBASIC.ColorCodes H   Poke addresses for colorsX10Control H   Info on the X-10 controllerExercise H     Keep your DDPs in top shape.ADAM_SOS H     Sad news for ADAMMoreAbAUGs H   Info on ADAM User Groups.AdPotntial H   Use your ADAM!WdPro26_SW H   MOVE/COPY in SmartWriterFrom the 7/92 463 ADAM/MOAUG newsletterBOOKMARK A     Joe Alford - 463 ADAM  Making bookmarks with ADAM. (The PowerPa9207ANN-1PAINTERdoc A  TONY PATTERSON "SimplePAINTER with Special F/X"From the ECAUG--"AUGER" newsletter--6/92.The first (8) items by Faye Deere are written in ShowOff-II, and will print out justified in this mode.The last (4) items by Norman Deere are written in plain old SmartWriter, and will print out justified when printed this way.Prez6/92 H     ADAMCON IVThings6/92 H   Bits of current ADAM information.SBASIC6/92 H   DELETE, RENAME, LOCK and UNLOCK in SmartBASIC40ColumnsS A   SmartBASIC pååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååint graphic is on Disk 2)BmarkWP  A     The word processing portion of the bookmark.SORT      A    Joe Alford - 463 ADAM  Comparing how sorting programs work.SORT1     ASORT2     AACIV      A    Dean Roades  ADAMCON IVPrinterPr A    Don Woolston  Continuing problems with the ADAM printer.GOH       A    Latest press release for the Gallery of Honour Committee.Things6/92 H   Bits of current ADAM information.SBASIC6/92 H   DELETE, RENAME, LOCK and UNLOCK in SmartBASIC40ColumnsS A   SmartBASIC p480HCOLOR =0:HPLOT 0, i TO 100, i:HPLOT 0, m1 TO 100, m1: amount(0)=amount(i): amount(i)=amount(m1): amount(m1)=amount(0)485HCOLOR =3:HPLOT 0, i TO amount(i), i:HPLOT 0, m1 TO amount(m1), m1490 l=l+1500 b(l)=i510GOTO 340520IF j-m<2 THEN 550530IF amount(m)<amount(m+1) THEN 550540HCOLOR =0:HPLOT 0, m TO 100, m:HPLOT 0, (m+1) TO 100, (m+1)543 amount(0)=amount(m): amount(m)=amount(m+1): amount(m+1)=amount(0)545HCOLOR =3:HPLOT 0, m TO amount(m), m:HPLOT 0, (m+1) TO amount(m+1), (m+1)550 m=b(l)+1560 låååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååårogram in ShowOff II format to put 40 columns in BASIC40Columns  A   Same program, ready to run in SmartBASIC.ColorCodes H   Poke addresses for colorsX10Control H   Info on the X-10 controllerExercise H     Keep your DDPs in top shape.ADAM_SOS H     Sad news for ADAMMoreAbAUGs H   Info on ADAM User Groups.AdPotntial H   Use your ADAM!WdPro26_SW H   MOVE/COPY in SmartWriterFrom the 7/92 463 ADAM/MOAUG newsletterBOOKMARK A     Joe Alford - 463 ADAM  Making bookmarks with ADAM. (The PowerPa