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FIDOTRIVIAARSMARTKEYSAÈRemEmbCmdsHÆADAMCON_04HƒTheDrFrYouH"ÏWdPro29_SWH%R80_CheckH(@ModemMadnsH*README_NJDH,Pres9/92HT-¥CPM.EnhancH0ýViewerSHAT3¹ViewerAEFT5‚Things9/92H6é^!bthDAY.HR4H’~‡&ticket.HRPH’‡&ticket.HR2H’„‡&ticket.HR3H’‡‡&ticket.HR4H’Š‡&READMEAR4HÇBLOCKS LEFT~SBas9/92HT9OAUC_AUG92H<OAUC_AUGp3H@”OAUC_AUGp2HD·OAUC_AUGp4HHTSGVOLH8ALŒ.TSGOUTLINEHP‰.ANNADDA   TÀ.FRACTdocATaFRACTALAFTdxRECYCLEAAe3STORESAAgâTrek.HRPHT’i‡&Trek.HR2HT’l‡&Trek.HR3HT’o‡&Trek.HR4HT’r‡&bthDAY.HRPH’u‡&bthDAY.HR2H’x‡&bthDAY.HR3H’{‡&   The following was downloaded from the Trading Post BBS (216-791-4022). This is an A-NET type of BBS and as such,has what is known as News that displays at log on. This can be whatever the sysops feels the user needs toknow. Here is some info Herman put up recently.I have great news for you.... The old standby, ADAMLink (Clary Revisions) are now being distributed "EXCLUSIVELY" through GK, and myself, after making a few needed, and requested changes to it.  This software WILL BE AVAILABLE to ANY A:NEW EOS UPDATETO    :ALLFROM  :RICH DRUSHEL (TP39)ORIGIN:TP/MBASE #3 (LOCAL)In the new EOS, we want to use "ADAMnet" device numbers for non-ADAMnet devices, to simplify the software access ADAM hardware.  We are, however, rather short of ADAMnet device #s, since some have been appropriated in   various ways for hardware which is not widely available.  For instance, disk drives with EPROM upgrades eat up devices 6 and 7.  There are 6 possible serial ports which could conceivably have unique devicene.  We will be doing all of the INTERNAL INSTALLATIONS of the new IDE DRIVES.  So for those of you who like the internal HD Setups, it is STILL AVAILABLE with either MW or MI drives/interfaces, and YES, the software will be 100 percent compatable. t up recently.I have great news for you.... The old standby, ADAMLink (Clary Revisions) are now being distributed "EXCLUSIVELY" through GK, and myself, after making a few needed, and requested changes to it.  This software WILL BE AVAILABLE to ANY ANumber:162DATE  :Wed Aug 19 1992 11:32 PMSUBJ. :NEW EOS UPDATE [REPLY]TO    :RICH DRUSHEL (TP39)FROM  :ZONKER (TP8) [SUBOP]ORIGIN:TP/MBASE #3 (LOCAL)rich,could you be a little more clear as to just WHAT those 6 serial port assgnments DO? how do i know what to "give up" or limit myself to? as for ME,i'd be happy with two disk drives,lingrel hard drive,80 columns,dmp and 2400 baud modem. it sounds like i'm not giving up anything and i gues in truth,i'm not. but i depend upon ALL these devices,ju   The following was downloaded from the Trading Post BBS (216-791-4022). For those who don't know yet,there is to be a NEW EOS written that will be more compatible with all of the various software. While several are to work on it, Rich Drushel is to be the main author. Here,Rich gives us ALL an opportunity to put in our two cents worth![CONTROL+S] PAUSES TEXT[SPACE-BAR]  SKIP  TEXT[CONTROL+C] ABORTS READLOCATING MESSAGES:...................Number:161DATE  :Wed Aug 19 1992 02:53 PMSUBJ. DAM Vendors as with the rest of the                 G Hardware              HLM Software                K   Co.  This software NOW supports the MIB2 serial ports, Catalogs any media that is online, supports the memory expander, and with OTHER ENHANCEMENTS, will allow cataloging of EACH Volume of the HD, and allow you to UPLOAD/DOWNLOAD to/from any volume of your Harddrive.  ALSO, HLM/GMK has joined forces with MICRO INOVATIONS, and we are NOW AUTHORIZED DEALERS for Micro Inovations ENTIRE Product li numbers (4 Orphanware,2 MIB2).  My question is:  to save space in the new EOS, we probably should limit the number of devices you can have attached *all at once*.  What would be good limits to set?  Could you live with just disk 1 and 2, or just 2 (of the possible 6) serial ports?  Please leave your preferences and comments in public here, to promote discussion of this issue.  Remember, the only way for the new EOS to work for *you* is for *you* to tell us what you want.  Regards,Rich Drushel TP39 DAM Vendors as with the rest of the                 G Hardware              HLM Software                K   Co.  This software NOW supports the MIB2 serial ports, Catalogs any media that is online, supports the memory expander, and with OTHER ENHANCEMENTS, will allow cataloging of EACH Volume of the HD, and allow you to UPLOAD/DOWNLOAD to/from any volume of your Harddrive.  ALSO, HLM/GMK has joined forces with MICRO INOVATIONS, and we are NOW AUTHORIZED DEALERS for Micro Inovations ENTIRE Product list about every time i boot up adam. i'd truly be lost without 'em. Number:163DATE  :Thu Aug 20 1992 01:27 PMSUBJ. :NEW EOS UPDATE [REPLY]TO    :ZONKER (TP8) [SUBOP]FROM  :RICH DRUSHEL (TP39)ORIGIN:TP/MBASE #3 (LOCAL)Ok Zonker, here goes...for each ADAMnet device, EOS allocates a 21-byte DeviceControl Block (DCB) to deal with read/write/reset/get status.  EOS was designed for a max of 15 ADAMnet devices, each with a unique device number 1-15.  ADAMnet was also designed so that related devices  just started receiving the ADAM echo on my system.  Presently it is not available to my BBS users as I "look over" the echo.  As the "Chief Sysop" on Genie's TI and Orphan's Roundtable, I am looking to expand the visibility of the orphans. I am presently "importing/exporting" the TI-ECHO into Genie expanding the TI-99/4A's visibility.  Having just discovered that the ADAM also has an echo, I am wondering if the Echo Coordinator would approve of my importing/exporting the ADAM echo into Genie further broade  So if I give an Orphanware serial port dev.6, and  routines to branch to Orphanware serial port code whenever dev.6 is seen, this means that someone with an EPROM-upgraded disk 3 (also dev.6) will not be able to use it.  There are not enough "unused" ADAMnet device numbers for every existing non-ADAMnet device to get one.  Four Orphanware serial baseports means 4 device numbers needed; 2 MIB2 serial ports means another 2 device numbers; the PIA2 means another device number, etc.  Since itis unlikelve to the year 2000 and keep remain visible while other machines continue to gather strength. The conference date has not been set in stone, but is expected to be the latter part of July on page 575 on Genie.  Feel free to join in.   -- Beery Miller, Genie Chief Sysop, TI and Orphans RoundTable ---   * Origin: -9640 News BBS- MidSouth 99'er BBS **1-901-368-0112** (1:123/50) MESSAGE: 197 of 226 on Adam Computer WRITTEN: Fri, Jun 26, 1992 AT 13:52:00 POSTED: Sat, Jun 27, 1992 AT 11:37:31 REF: 1332021 (R  The following was downloaded from the Fidonet Adam Echo.(For info on how you can join the Echo,please write to me,Bart Lynch,at 4511 S.256th Kent WA 98032) This discussion involves the exciting new linkup of GE*nie and Fidonet!  MESSAGE: 231 of 235 on Adam Computer WRITTEN: Thu, Jun 25, 1992 AT 19:05:00 POSTED: Fri, Jun 26, 1992 AT 03:46:46 REF: 1330475 (Read: 1 times) FROM: Beery Miller                       TO: All   SUBJ: ADAM Echo                                                  I havecould share a DCB, thus tape 1 (dev.8) and tape 2 (dev.8+16=24) only use 1 DCB.  Patches to EOS for hard drives and RAMdisks have intercepted requests for dev.24 and dev.26, branching to a dedicated routine instead of trying to use the ADAMnet.  For hard disks, this means that a real tape 2 is made unavailable, because dev.24 never gets sent out the ADAMnet.  By the same token, if a non-ADAMnet device is given an ADAMnet device number, any real ADAMnet device with that number would never be accessed.ning the ADAM user base.  If someone could please forward this message to the appropriate coordinator, I would appreciate it. While I am on the topic of "orphans", I am coordinating on Genie in the TI and Orphans RoundTable, a conference dealing with a topic of "Orphans of Orphans".  The general outline of the conference is to gather information on all Orphans such as where are the user groups, vendors, computer shows, BBS's, etc.  The intended purpose is to help keep the Orphans (TI, Adam, and others) aliy that someone would alctually be using all 4 Orphanware serial ports at once, we can agree to some smaller, reasonable number.  My question for the community is:  What are some reasonable numbers and limits?  How many serial ports do you use at once? (Type [?] for options)TP/MBASE #3 [OPEN CHAT AREA]:lable, because dev.24 never gets sent out the ADAMnet.  By the same token, if a non-ADAMnet device is given an ADAMnet device number, any real ADAMnet device with that number would never be accessed.ead: 1 times) FROM: James Young                        TO: Beery Miller SUBJ: Re: ADAM Echo                                  Hello, Beery.  It was nice to see your message! I'm the moderator of the FidoNet Adam EchoMail conference and am listed as such in the official FidoNet ELIST. I have no objection whatever to broadening the Adam user base and providing information to Adam folks wherever they may be and whatever telecommunications avenue they choose to use.  I think it would be helpful if you didd, feel FREE to reply as I am sure one person does not want to answer all the questions I raised.  For those that are not aware of what I am talking about on Genie, I am the Chief Sysop on the TI and Orphans Roundtable and I am tryig to re-introduce the Adam support area by first "importing" the Adam ECHO to create message traffic and to also to make additional files available as people upload them.  The TI 99/4A has a TI-ECHO which has become pretty successful and has allowed a link for the TI'ers on Delph/1.1) MESSAGE: 213 of 218 on Adam Computer WRITTEN: Tue, Jul 14, 1992 AT 23:28:00 POSTED: Wed, Jul 15, 1992 AT 13:27:22 REF: 1353014 (Read: 1 times) FROM: Beery Miller TO: Adam Echo Coordinator SUBJ: Genie Link   I forgot the name of the Adam Echo coordinator, but if that person could please send me a reply to this note, I would sure appreciate it. I am just about ready to begin the import/export of the Adam Echo into the Genie TI and Orphans Roundtable within the next week or so. After having read: 1 times) FROM: Guy Cousineau TO: Beery Miller SUBJ: Re: Genie LinkI think it is great that you are moving to bring the ADAM echo into GENIE.  I will try and answer a few of the questions yoiu had.  I will likely forget an item or two but I hope others will will in some of the gaps.  I am not very good on names dates and places but I know others who are. The ADAM COMPUTER grew out of the COLECOVISION video game unit.  It runs on a Z80a processor, and the computer expansion module (and later stand ftware?  ( I asked this last question as I have seen a lot of traffic that did not appear to be ADAM related and did not know what the Adam Echo Rules were, etc.) Also, some background info on number of dealers available, number of Adam users out there (estimate), does the Adam have Computer fairs, user groups, etc would help me before I launch the Adam echo into the message area. Please direct this message to the Adam Echo Coordinator, but if anyone else wants to help answer some of the questions I raise import/export the echo into Genie. I assume that you will make it clear to the folks reading the messages on Genie that they originated in this FidoNet echo, and (by the same token) indicate in this echo those messages that originate on Genie. If you need any further information, you can get in touch with me at 1:3608/1, on "221B Baker Street" BBS at 904-871-6536, or by voice at 904-871-6532. Regards,    Jim --- QuickBBS 2.76 (Gamma-2)   * Origin: Moderator, Adam FidoNet Echo * Panama City FL  (1:3608i and Genie to communicate while only participating in one network.  It also allows users (european, etc.) to make additional links with people of the same interest that would not normally have been available to them.  It has helped the TI, perhaps it can help the Adam. Thanks and later. ---   * Origin: -9640 News BBS- MidSouth 99'er BBS **1-901-368-0112**  (1:123/50) MESSAGE: 207 of 213 on Adam Computer WRITTEN: Wed, Jul 15, 1992 AT 19:07:30 POSTED: Thu, Jul 16, 1992 AT 09:27:27 REF: 1353942 (Read quite a few of the messages in here, I need some info on the Adam computer(s) so that I can have some "background" info. Some of the questions that would help me, are what kind of equipment is available for it (ramdisks, hard drives, modems, scsi interfaces, speech, digitized sound, etc.), maximum CPU memory capacity, maximum video display capability, etc. In additon to that, some "background" info on the processor (is it Z80?) and what software is available for it.  Does the Adam support/run MS-DOS soalone system) provided the necessary interfaces for computer operation.  The basic unit was designed to handle 2 high speed digital data drives (tapes), and two disk drives (originally 160K).  We now have double sided drives (320K) and 3 1/2 drives (720K) available as NEW add ons.  Hard disk drive compatibility has recently been added via a MINNIE-WINNIE thru-the-z80 interface, and later with a more elegant plug in system developed by Micro Innovations.  The Interface is compatible with MFM drives fo virtuareaches. Later --- QuickBBS 2.75 Ovr * Origin: 9640 NEWS BBS..TI-99/4A and Geneve 9640 Support  (1:123/50) *MESSAGE: 204 of 214 on Adam Computer *WRITTEN: Mon, Aug 3, 1992 AT 18:55:00 *POSTED: Tue, Aug 4, 1992 AT 10:25:16 *REF: 1375269 (Read: 1 times) *FROM: Beery Miller TO: All  *SUBJ: Genie Feed                                                ------------ Category 14,  Topic 5 Message 5         Mon Aug 03, 1992 J.WHITE28 [Jeff]             at 02:29 EDTI wonder how many Adamites were aware0 column monitor capabilities.  One type of card provides a variety of terminal emulations (usually HEATH) for data terminals.  HEATH was chosen since the CP/M implementation used HEATH codes for sending controls to the TV display processor.  We also have the ability of hooking up serial terminals directly and relying on terminal overlays to handle the display characteristics. The ADAM is a 64K machine.  Through bank switching, it can provide access to dynamic ram cards up to 2 MEGS (perhaps more).  Altousatisfied (at least all 5 in the Louisville area are). This is just information, and neither an endorsement of the product or its manufacturer. Jeff White------------   --- QuickBBS 2.75 Ovr *FROM: Beery Miller TO: All  *SUBJ: Genie Feed                                                ------------ Category 14,  Topic 5 Message 5         Mon Aug 03, 1992 J.WHITE28 [Jeff]             at 02:29 EDTI wonder how many Adamites were aware*MESSAGE: 206 of 206 on Adam Computer *WRITTEN: Mon, Jul 27, 1992 AT 19:10:00 *POSTED: Tue, Jul 28, 1992 AT 13:49:41 *REF: 1368117 (Read: 1 times) *FROM: Beery MillerTO: All  *SUBJ: Genie Joins Adam EchoThought I would leave a note that Genie and the ADAM Echo are now officially linked.  The ADAM ECHO mail will be going into the TI and Orphans Roundtable (Page 575) in one category, and a separate category in the message base will be for replies going out. Enjoy and I hope this expands the orphans lly any size, but a practicla limit is around 40 MEG. The original ADAM could be equipped with an internal 300BPS modem, but the development of serial interfaces has facilitated the use of higher speed devices. The original ADAM used a TV interface.  The stand alone models also had connections for a composite monitor.  Either of these setups provided either a 32 column display or a 40 column display via a TEXAS INSTRUMENT 9900 series video display processor.  Two types of serial interfaces have provided 8 that Gary Bowser/OPA designed an 80 column upgrade board for any 9918/9928 machine (most particulary TI 99/4A and Coleco Adam).  Maybe it is best that they not know, as there have been shipping and production delays from the Canadian company.  I do think Gary Bowser did demonstrate the device on the Adam at an Adam convention in South Bend a year or two ago. The device costs $180 if it is still available.  If anyone is interested, I can find more information.  From those 99ers who have it, they seem very gh more use might be made of extra RAM, most programs are designed to work within only a 64K workspace.  RAM expansion is used either as a print buffer, a RAM DISK, or a copy buffer. There are several ADAM suppliers.....At least 3 of which do so on a full time basis.  Somebody can probably come up with a list if you would like..... That's all for now.  I'll capture this message, re-read it and send more updates if I can think of something.......Guy Cousineau ---   * Origin: The Kanata BBS (1:163/411)   The following was downloaded from the Fidonet Adam Echo.(For info on how you  can join Fidonet,please write to me,Bart Lynch,at 4511 S.256th Kent WA 98032) This involves some background on the Fidonet system. *MESSAGE: 220 of 220 on Adam Computer *WRITTEN: Mon, Jul 20, 1992 AT 19:18:00 *POSTED: Tue, Jul 21, 1992 AT 12:04:29 *REF: 1360181 (Read: 1 times) *FROM: James Young                        TO: All *SUBJ: More FidoNet trivia.... Tom Jennings is the author of the Fido BBS software and the " other node number then..." type things all through it. Many dozens. When nets came along, I had to turn those all into "if (node number = other node number) AND (net number == other net number) then ..." and such like.--- QuickBBS 2.76 (Gamma-2) Origin: ADAM FidoNet Conference Moderator * Panama City FL (1:3608/2)  We're at 16,000 now. I doubt all FidoNet-compatible mailer programs out there are using "long" (ie. 32 bit) integers. I bet, for speed, most use 16 bit "int"s. I know my Fidself-employed programmer and electronics technician.Editorial: Home, home of the deranged by Tom Jennings (1:1/1)OK, I'm back in San Fransicko, and I can edit and fool with files over a LAN instead of through a 16 line by 40 column screen and 19K of memory. A slight improvement. I made $75 worth of phone calls to generate FidoNews remotely. How's that for dedication! And I'm broke and not working! I think I have finally outgrown my Tandy 200. Time to scrounge for something with a diskette in it. A prortional SmartKey labels.  I'm trying to write a driver for SmartKey label, and I don't want to spend too much time.  Is there any freely usable code for nice smartkeys/proportional SmartKeys?  I've found bit images for the normal font at 1796 (generally known, I assume), and the proportional font just after it at 1796 (the format is 1 byte for the width, followed by 8 bytes for the hight) Also there are bitmaps for the 6 smartkeys there.  I'm wondering 2 things first, if you don'o/FidoNet does. (It will not handle more than 65,532 simultaneous nodes; it won't bomb, just not let you see the 65,534th and up.) (Numbers zero, and 65,534 through 65,535 are reserved internally for magical purposes.)I got burned once by the changing FidoNet addressing scheme. Originally, FidoNet had only node numbers, 1 through 65,535. Nets were invented later (March 11, 1985 to be precise, though not implemented until June or so). All throughout Fido/FidoNet, I had code that checked, "if node number =father" of FidoNet.  He is the current editor of the weekly FidoNews (that's the electronic newsletter that has the "dog with a disk" as the masthead).  I enjoy his editorials.  Here's part of one from the latest FidoNews that gives some background on FidoNet and some interesting comments about how fast FidoNet is growing and what may happen when it reaches 32,767 nodes about 18 months from now and 65,535 nodes about 3 years from now.  Tom has been on vacation in Washington state since early June.  He is a      The following was downloaded from the message section of the AdameXchange BBS.(216-883-9355) It's a conversation between two of the best and brightest programmers in the EOS field! I'm sorry about the garbage in the middle of the posts. Blame it on line noise!A11  02:00 Aug-18-1992TO: All                 FROM: Dale Wick            66   SUBJ: SmartKey labels     
I was just generally wondering how common it is to reuse the code in the SmartWriter ROM for propoject for later. ....Speaking of which -- remember the nodelist-size problem of the last few months? That will look like nothing at all compared to the programs that will drop dead when FidoNet reaches 65,535 nodes. Some will probably start groaning at 32,767. Anyone taking bets? FidoNet is still doubling in size every 18 months or so. We're at 16,000 now. I doubt all FidoNet-compatible mailer programs out there are using "long" (ie. 32 bit) integers. I bet, for speed, most use 16 bit "int"s. I know my Fidt have a Smartwriter ROM, then do you have these extra bitmaps along with the usual font?  And is there anyone who has simple interface code for SmartKeys?  This is a graphics question, since I'm write writing a program which I kope to finish imediately (if possible).  The program is called "FlexText" and it allows you to load in a PowerPaint cell or workspace (or nothing), and then put fancy text on it, and then save results for use in PowerPaint.  The problem I'm having is the overt routine was called by passing the address of the string in HL, and the SmartKey number to draw in A. Some programs used elaborate tables to set up entire menus, e.g. DB key1#, DW string1#, DB key2#, DB string2#, ... and the whole menu was printed by passing the start address of the table to the routine.  C.G.P. (I think)) let you start printing the menus at a particular SmartKey by setting the 7th bit of the key#; this flagged the printing routine to blank out all the labels up the SmartWriter ROM, I wrote a boot block program that allows you to use the cursor keys to move around in the SmartWriter ROM to look at the memory.  A fairly special purpose program, but still interesting.  I'm wondering, what is the best way to distribute such a program?  I could upload the MacAdam source, and let you compile it youself, or I could always do the clone/image type thing again. It is less than 1K compiled tey et iheghIo to          l     .s tmp itlv th?t routine was called by passing the address of the string in HL, and the SmartKey number to draw in A. Some programs used elaborate tables to set up entire menus, e.g. DB key1#, DW string1#, DB key2#, DB string2#, ... and the whole menu was printed by passing the start address of the table to the routine.  C.G.P. (I think)) let you start printing the menus at a particular SmartKey by setting the 7th bit of the key#; this flagged the printing routine to blank out all the labels up  There is yet a 4th interface used in PowerPaint as well.  I could try to extract code from my disassemblies as examples, if you wish. ADAMlink used perhaps the nicest setup.  Each label was allotted 2 lines with 8 characters max per line.  The string was stored with unused slots padded out with spaces, with a 0Dhex to indicate the end of 1st line, and a FFh at the end of the string.  The programmer guessed on the centering (remember, theeeotan,tdoottbresfeapi( c  tlednmKll) ebphead of two main things: showing SmartKeys and displaying a directory.  I could u for the best implementation I'd prefer to do it all in assembly language.                                                  Dale A12  02:00 Aug-18-1992TO: All                 FROM: Dale Wick            66   SUBJ: SmartWriter SmartKeysI made a small mistake in my last message.  I gave the same address twice.  I don't have the addresses handy.   In order to discover the fonts, etc in to the starting one, saving table space which would otherwise have to point to a string of blanks.  In sum, there is great variety out there.  Regards, Rich Drushel #36 MSG:Graphics >was allotted 2 lines with 8 characters max per line.  The string was stored with unused slots padded out with spaces, with a 0Dhex to indicate the end of 1st line, and a FFh at the end of the string.  The programmer guessed on the centering (remember, theeeotan,tdoottbresfeapi( c  tlednmKll) ebpA13  10:30 Aug-18-1992TO: Dale Wick           FROM: Richard F. Drushel   36   SUBJ: SmartKey labels     
Dear Dale, many programs incorporate those SmartKey label generators as part of their own code (with the added 1K+ of overhead).  There did not appear, however, to be any kind of standardized interface for drawing SmartKeys.  SmartWriter, ADAMlink, Coleco Graphics Processor all use a totally different data structure for specifying label strings and printing them.„%"bug"; the onethat gives you a  line and a halfwhen you place  a carriage returnon a line to leave a VACANT line.   This will work  fine, when youuse the ADAM printer    -REMOVE EMBEDDED COMMANDS-   We've told you  how to get ridof that  old  ADAM "bug"; the onethat gives you a  line and a halfwhen you place  a carriage returnon a line to leave a VACANT line.   This will work  fine, when youuse the ADAM prinaltersSoftware does support underlines.So, if you use the Walters print-er patch, you may luck out!   One other thing. If you happento use ShowOff II, you PUT embed-ded commands at the beginning, aswell as some other places in yourtext.  They  tell the  dot-matrixprinter  what to  do.  So, if youwant to  print out something donewith  ShowOff II, using your ADAMprinter; you have to DELETE theseembedded commands.  You  can alsoprint out something done in Show-Off II on your dot-matrix printer(habit ofunderlining some words or titles.When I started using a dot-matrixprinter, I found  that it printedthe underlining, but not the let-ters that were over it!   So, be-fore  you use the item you saved,make sure you  remove your under-lining. I'm in the habit of usingthe old  Orphanware "FAST PATCH".As soon as I turn ADAM on, I grabthe FAST PATCH, and  stick in thedrive and  BOOT it (becomes auto-matic).  It  doesn't  support un-derling; but  I  understand  thatthe EASY PRINTER PATCH by W992 issueof the MOAUG newsletter.  -Editor---------------------------------   The fourth (04th) annual  ADAMconvention (ADAMCON), was held inCleveland, Ohio this year. It wassponsored by the B.A.S.I.C. UsersGroup, and hosted by Herman Masonof the  Trading Post  BBS, and byGeorge Koczwara  of the  ADAM Ex-change BBS.  Actually it was heldat the Travelodge in Mentor, Ohiojust outside of Cleveland on Rt.2and 306.   It began on  Thursday, July 23with the  6:00 PM registration inthe motel lobby, without  LOADing ShowOff II), byDELETEing the embedded commands.   And, you can put embedded com-mands in SmartWriter articles andprint them using ShowOff II.                         -----NJDtem you saved,make sure you  remove your under-lining. I'm in the habit of usingthe old  Orphanware "FAST PATCH".As soon as I turn ADAM on, I grabthe FAST PATCH, and  stick in thedrive and  BOOT it (becomes auto-matic).  It  doesn't  support un-derling; but  I  understand  thatthe EASY PRINTER PATCH by Wter to print outyour text.  However, if you use adot-matrix printer with your ADAMsystem, this will NOT work.   When using a dot-matrix print-er to print out  anything you hadsaved, and which  had a Control 6space (to eliminate the bug), youmust  take this  embedded commandOUT of your text, before printingit out  on the printer.  It worksfine  with the  ADAM printer; butit  drives  a dot-matrix  printercrazy. So simply DELETE it first!   Also, I found  that when usingan ADAM printer, I had a „%-------   Since Faye did not  make it tothe convention; this brief reportis from  various sources, most ofwhich was the report by Pat Herr-ington in the  August, 1992---------------------------------        ---ADAMCON 04------------------------------------   Since Faye did not  make it tothe convention; this brief reportis from  various sources, most ofwhich was the report by Pat Herr-ington in the  August, 1altersSoftware does support underlines.So, if you use the Walters print-er patch, you may luck out!   One other thing. If you happento use ShowOff II, you PUT embed-ded commands at the beginning, aswell as some other places in yourtext.  They  tell the  dot-matrixprinter  what to  do.  So, if youwant to  print out something donewith  ShowOff II, using your ADAMprinter; you have to DELETE theseembedded commands.  You  can alsoprint out something done in Show-Off II on your dot-matrix printer(and  followed bya reception  in the  evening.  Itcontinued on  Friday, July 24 andSaturday, July 25; and  concludedwith a banquet in the  motel ban-quet hall on the  evening of Sun-day July 26. There was also a go-ing away breakfast Monday morningfor late hangers-on.   Keith Marner, an  ADAMite fromthe  United Kingdom was in atten-dance for his first  ADAMCON, anda visit  to the  U.S.  One of thehighlights  was the  announcementof the ADAMites who were inductedinto the "Gallery of Honour", fo for  their system.  But, youjust cannot  sit back  and ignoreall the hardware  that has becomeavailable for your ADAM computer.   The  original  ADAM 160K  diskdrive is still available althoughthe  supply is  limited.  You canprobably  pick one up  for around$170.00, plus a shipping charge.   Even  better  is the  ADAMlink320K disk drive by M-I, for about$200.00.  It is double-sided, andruns cooler; and  can store  dataon both sides of the disk when itis formatted to do so.   Both  these driinformation  as soon asit becomes available.   ADAM lives!                         -----NJD---------------------------------et in the  motel ban-quet hall on the  evening of Sun-day July 26. There was also a go-ing away breakfast Monday morningfor late hangers-on.   Keith Marner, an  ADAMite fromthe  United Kingdom was in atten-dance for his first  ADAMCON, anda visit  to the  U.S.  One of thehighlights  was the  announcementof the ADAMites who were inductedinto the "Gallery of Honour", fofor  around$300.00, that will store 1.44 Megof data.  That's almost one and ahalf MILLION bytes of data!   If you want to go ALL out, youcan even get a 40-MB ADAMnet HARDDrive, for around  $400.00.  Thatis an  enclosed  hard-drive, thatyou can plug  into your ADAM con-sole  and store  40 MILLION bytesof data.  A  hard drive  can holdjust about  all the data that youwish  to store, and  it is  rightthere waiting  for you  to accessit.  No hunting for items on yourdisks  and putting them into y„%isk drivesavailable for use with  your ADAMcomputer system.   We realize  that most users ofADAM are reluctant to spend largesums of money on additional hard-ware fo       -THE DRIVE FOR YOU-   Thanks  to  Micro-Innovations,we have a variety  of disk drivesavailable for use with  your ADAMcomputer system.   We realize  that most users ofADAM are reluctant to spend largesums of money on additional hard-warertheir  contributions  to the ADAMcommunity. They were Ron Collins,Barry Wilson,  Mark Gordon,  DeanRoades, and Terry Fowler.  SharonMacFarlane  was the  inactive in-ductee to the "G. of H.".   It was announced  that a totalof  96 delegates  attended.  Thistotal  did not  include walk-ins,day visitors, or non-delegates.   Alan Neeley, from  ADAMlink ofUtah, stated that they would hostADAMCON 05, in  Salt  Lake  City,Utah in 1993.  So, stay tuned forfurther bulletins.  We  will giveyou more  ves  are 5-1/4"floppy disk drives.  They use thesame disks  for data storage, anddisks are cheaper and more depen-dable, plus taking less space forstorage than your old datapaks.   If you care to go to a differ-ent  disk storage  media, you canget a 3-1/2" ADAMnet Quad-Densitydisk drive for around $250.00 andstore 720K of data  on each disk.These disks  are encased  in hardplastic cases, and are  3-1/2" by3-1/2" square, and about 1/8th ofan inch thick.  Or, you can get a3-1/2"  High-Density, rtheir  contributions  to the ADAMcommunity. They were Ron Collins,Barry Wilson,  Mark Gordon,  DeanRoades, and Terry Fowler.  SharonMacFarlane  was the  inactive in-ductee to the "G. of H.".   It was announced  that a totalof  96 delegates  attended.  Thistotal  did not  include walk-ins,day visitors, or non-delegates.   Alan Neeley, from  ADAMlink ofUtah, stated that they would hostADAMCON 05, in  Salt  Lake  City,Utah in 1993.  So, stay tuned forfurther bulletins.  We  will giveyou more  ourdrive, in order to access them.   I know  this sounds like a lotof money, but you DO have a  $600to  $800 computer system; even ifyou "LUCKED OUT" when you got it!                         -----NJD a differ-ent  disk storage  media, you canget a 3-1/2" ADAMnet Quad-Densitydisk drive for around $250.00 andstore 720K of data  on each disk.These disks  are encased  in hardplastic cases, and are  3-1/2" by3-1/2" square, and about 1/8th ofan inch thick.  Or, you can get a3-1/2"  High-Density, sed  the ADAM printer,I was always able  to finagle theextra lines by  running the paperto the  top of the hold-down rol-lers (in  order  to see  that thepaper was  evenly alligned), thenrolling it  back down  to where Iwanted  the first line  to print.You can do this with a little bitof experimenting. If your printerstops short, due  to sensing  theend of the paper, put a  piece ofpaper behind the first one to ex-tend down and fool the sensor.   I had gone to a Panasonic dot-matrix printer l„%umnizing with theADAM computer, and I  find that Ican do most anything I want to dowith  ADAM's FREE built-in Smart-Writer word processor.   When you turn ADAM on, yo---------WORD PROCESSING---------   I don't know  about you, but Ido a lot  of columnizing with theADAM computer, and I  find that Ican do most anything I want to dowith  ADAM's FREE built-in Smart-Writer word processor.   When you turn ADAM on,   -----NJDprinter,I was always able  to finagle theextra lines by  running the paperto the  top of the hold-down rol-lers (in  order  to see  that thepaper was  evenly alligned), thenrolling it  back down  to where Iwanted  the first line  to print.You can do this with a little bitof experimenting. If your printerstops short, due  to sensing  theend of the paper, put a  piece ofpaper behind the first one to ex-tend down and fool the sensor.   I had gone to a Panasonic dot-matrix printer lso change the vertical margins,from 54 lines to 66 lines, by us-ing  SmartKeys I & II and then V,or  SmartKeys I & III.   However,this will not leave you much of amargin  at the  top and bottom ofyour paper (about 3/8ths inch).   So you  can't really get these66 lines, without running off thepaper.  I find that the practicallimit is 60 lines, or 61 lines atthe  most.  This  includes  everyline, from titles to bylines.  SoI aim for 60 lines, and go for 61as the most lines I can get.   When I ufor  around$300.00, that will store 1.44 Megof data.  That's almost one and ahalf MILLION bytes of data!   If you want to go ALL out, youcan even get a 40-MB ADAMnet HARDDrive, for around  $400.00.  Thatis an  enclosed  hard-drive, thatyou can plug  into your ADAM con-sole  and store  40 MILLION bytesof data.  A  hard drive  can holdjust about  all the data that youwish  to store, and  it is  rightthere waiting  for you  to accessit.  No hunting for items on yourdisks  and putting them into yong ago, but I amstill using  the same basic meansto get  my 60 or 61 lines.  I runthe paper to the top of the hold-down bar, to align it; and then Iroll it down, until it  snaps outfrom under  the bar.  Then  I ad-vance the paper with the LF (linefeed) button one or two lines de-pending on whether I  need the 61lines, or just  60 lines.  Ratherthan bother  to "fool" the end ofthe page sensor, I just  flip the#2 dip switch UP to make it inef-fective.  Works fine for me!                       you getthe  preset margins  of 10 and 70across the screen (horizontally);and 6 and 60  up and down (verti-cally).  These  are the "default"margins, or what you normally getfor letter-sized use. This leavesyou about  one inch of space  allaround  the paper; and  gives you60 spaces  across the  screen foreach line, and 54 lines  from topto bottom, for your use.   Now you know that you can veryeasily change the horizontal mar-gins to whatever you wish, by us-ing  SmartKeys I & II.   You  canal~%ITER word proces-sing system.    While ADAM is in the  ElectricTypewriter Mode (when turned on);you can check it, by holding downControl, while pressing R on yourkey--------------R80----------------   R80  is the latest revision ofthe ADAM SmartWRITER word proces-sing system.    While ADAM is in the  ElectricTypewriter Mode (when turned on);you can check it, by holding downControl, while pressing R on your   It seems  that, although theirmodem accessed the bulletin boardthey were not able to remain con-nected to it, and it disconnectedafter a few seconds.   We discovered that not all themodems were  having this problem.One modem  connected; but anotherwould not, even if used  with thesame  computer.   Therefore, thisseemed to be a quirk in the modemand had  nothing  to do  with theADAM computer, itself.   We did, however, find  a solu-tion to the problem. Call the BBSas usual, and  have  your boards are avail-able from your  ADAM User Groups,but you need to have the ROM chipreplaced by a reliable repairman.   You can also check  almost anyoriginal ADAM software by bootingit and pressing  Control R, whilein Electric Typewriter mode.  Therevision number will appear.                         -----NJDsion ofthe ADAM SmartWRITER word proces-sing system.    While ADAM is in the  ElectricTypewriter Mode (when turned on);you can check it, by holding downControl, while pressing R on your  It seems  that, although theirmodem accessed the bulletin boardthey were not able to remain con-nected to it, and it disconnectedafter a few seconds.   We discovered that not all themodems were  having this problem.One modem  connected; but anotherwould not, even if used  with thesame  computer.   Therefore, thisseemed to be a quirk in the modemand had  nothing  to do  with theADAM computer, itself.   We did, however, find  a solu-tion to the problem. Call the BBSas usual, and  have  your x%-------   Some of our  club members havehad trouble with their ADAM modemfrom time  to time.   It  usuallyoccurred  when logging-on  to oneof the Bulletin Boards.   ---------------------------------         -MODEM MADNESS----------------------------------   Some of our  club members havehad trouble with their ADAM modemfrom time  to time.   It  usuallyoccurred  when logging-on  to oneof the Bulletin Boards.keyboard. The R (revision) numberwill appear above the  number  IVSmartKEY, at the  bottom  of yourscreen.   R80 is the desired num-ber, since many of the newer ADAMprograms require this version.   If your  ADAM system  needs anupdate, you  will need  to have anew chip  inserted, since  Smart-WRITER is stored on a ROM chip inthe console, and loaded into  RAMwhen you turn ADAM ON.   Many newer  programs  also re-quire a 64K memory expander boardin order for them to operate wellor at all.  The  fingerpoised  over  the  WILD CARD key.(This is the  second key from theleft, beside the ESCAPE/WP key atthe top of your keyboard.)   Now,as soon as the connection is madepress the WILD CARD key. Now waitabout five seconds, and  press itagain.  Hit the  RETURN  key, andyou should then be able to remainconnected, and continue with yourbusiness on the bulletin board.   We're  not sure  why it works,but it seems to do the trick!                   -Faye B. Deere---------------------------------keyboard. The R (revision) numberwill appear above the  number  IVSmartKEY, at the  bottom  of yourscreen.   R80 is the desired num-ber, since many of the newer ADAMprograms require this version.   If your  ADAM system  needs anupdate, you  will need  to have anew chip  inserted, since  Smart-WRITER is stored on a ROM chip inthe console, and loaded into  RAMwhen you turn ADAM ON.   Many newer  programs  also re-quire a 64K memory expander boardin order for them to operate wellor at all.  The x%-------   Some of our  club members havehad trouble with their ADAM modemfrom time  to time.   It  usuallyoccurred  when logging-on  to oneof the Bulletin Boards.   README NJDRemEmbCmds-(Remove Embedded Com-                        -mands).TheDrFrYou-(The Drive For You).R80 Check.ADAMCON 04.WdProc29 WP-(Word Processing).ModemMadns-(Modem Madness).   The above files are written inSmartWriter, ADAM's word pas any ideas about where we can open a  new source of information,       please let me know. There are    many ADAM users out there who do not know there is a network of   informed ADAM users and vendors  available for support and        service.  Therefore, their ADAM  com-\\puters are gathering dust in a   closet.\\\    I feel sure that these      closet computers would be dusted off if we could just reach their owners.  Scratch your heads, and see if you can come up with a    viable solution to our proz$o attend ADAMCON 04,   the fourth annual ADAM           International Convention as I    had intended.  The biggest       reason being that I am no longer writing ADAM com`11~03,37\N\C\\THE PRESIDENT SAYS\\\A\\\    For a lot of reasons, I was not able to attend ADAMCON 04,   the fourth annual ADAM           International Convention as I    had intended.  The biggest       reason being that I am no longer writing ADAM as any ideas about where we can open a  new source of information,       please let me know. There are    many ADAM users out there who do not know there is a network of   informed ADAM users and vendors  available for support and        service.  Therefore, their ADAM  com-\\puters are gathering dust in a   closet.\\\    I feel sure that these      closet computers would be dusted off if we could just reach their owners.  Scratch your heads, and see if you can come up with a    viable solution to our pro that par-\\ticular magazine be cause they   carried the ADAM articles.  This let us keep in touch with the    ADAM world as well as giving us  information on what was new with IBM compatibles.  It kept us     abreast of both worlds.  Since   there are no longer ADAM         articles in the magazine, other  magazines serve the purpose just as well.\\\    I've tried to place ADAM    articles in another magazine to  give ADAM users a badly needed   forum; but so far, I have been   unsuccessful.  If anyone hroces-sing mode; and will print out incolumn form, and justified, whenusing SmartWriter.                         -----NJDblem.  We need to let the many          unsuspecting ADAM owners out     there know that there IS an ADAM world to explore.\\\\.               Faye B. Deere\\\\was new with IBM compatibles.  It kept us     abreast of both worlds.  Since   there are no longer ADAM         articles in the magazine, other  magazines serve the purpose just as well.\\\    I've tried to place ADAM    articles in another magazine to  give ADAM users a badly needed   forum; but so far, I have been   unsuccessful.  If anyone hcomputer articles   for the COMPUTER MONTHLY         magazine, and therefore they     would not be helping with  my    expenses this year.  They have   changed their magazine format,   and felt there was no longer a   need for Classic Computer        articles. \\\    I personally think they     have made a mistake.  Many ADAM  users are also IBM compatible    computer users; or will be at    some time in the future.  Those  of us are already using both     ADAM and IBM compatible          computers, boughtz$ked about in this months  Library Review are actually      patches and a CCP replacement    written by Tony Morehen.  They   were sent to us in June of 1988  by John Moore`11~03,37\N\C\\CP/M 2.2 ENHANCEMENTS\\\A\\\    The enhancements to CP/M    2.2 talked about in this months  Library Review are actually      patches and a CCP replacement    written by Tony Morehen.  They   were sent to us in June of 1988  by John Mo's like a warmBOOT, but a  little faster.\\\    6.  The command CLS will    clear the screen (like in        MS-DOS).\\\    7.  The command LIST will   send a file to your printer.     (NOTE: This is only useful to    ADAM users using a dot-matrix or other printer.  LIST sends out   tab stops and form-feed commands that the ADAM printer does not   understand.)  On another printer LIST will skip across page       breaks automatically.\\\    8.  The COPY command is now a built-in command instead of a  tranp until you hit a    key.  No more fussing with       Control-S and Control-Q.\\\    3. Disk and user area       changes are now possible with    ZCPR.  To change disks, enter    the new disk (B:).  To change    user areas, enter the new user   area (1:).  To change both,      enter both (B1:).  The USER      command is deleted.\\\    4.  The command GO will     restart the last program you     ran.\\\    5.  The command LOG will    reset the disk system.  Use the  LOG command instead of a CONTROL C.  It  1,0,10,17,0,32,33,0,116,205,26,\\\     253,201\\140 FOR x=65520 TO 65532:READ       ml:POKE\\\     x,ml:NEXT\\145 TEXT:PRINT:INPUT " Do you       need a\\\     catalog? (y/n) ";c$:PRINT\\147 IF c$="Y" OR c$="y" THEN        PRINT\\\     CHR$(4);"catalog"\\150 INPUT " Input Filename          (Minus .HRP\\\     extension): ";pn$\\160 HGR\\170 IF LEN(pn$)>0 THEN GOSUB        190\\180 GOTO 160\\190 VTAB 22:HTAB 1:PRINT            CHR$(4);"bload\\\     ";pn$+".HRP"\\200 POKE 65525,32:CALL 65520\\sient command.  Now you do   not need COPY.COM on your        media.\\\    9.The size of the RAM disk  (M:) is increased to 61k of      usable space.  Of course, your   RAM disk will be larger IF you   are using an extended memory     board. Drive M: will now survive the RESET switch, in case your   ADAM freezes and you have to use it.  Drive M: will not be erased until you switch off the         power.\\\    I hope this makes using     CP/M just a little bit easier.\\.            Faye B. Deere\\\\ Itore of the ADAM        SUPPORT GROUP in Atlanta,        Georgia.  The BIOS and CCP       replacements were placed in our  Public Domain Library at that    time.  I imagine that these were the beginning of today's T-DOS   by Tony.\\\    The changes to CP/M 2.2     are:\\\    1. The DIR command will now give you an alphabetically       sorted list WITH the length of   each file.  You will also get a  listing of your free space.\\\    2. The TYPE command will    print one screen of information  and then sto`11~03,37\N\C\\VIEWER\\\A\\\    This program allows you to     view pictures stored in the         SmartPAINT format, or PowerPAINT    pictures stored in SmartPAINT       format.  These are pictures that    have an .HRP extension.  We have a  good many of these pictures in our  PD Library, and you often    run    into them on a BBS. Enjoy!\\\\90 ONERR GOTO 310\\100 REM Viewer - NIAD, March,       1988\\110 REM Displays SmartPAINT         pictures\\120 LOMEM:33000\\130 DATA                          's like a warmBOOT, but a  little faster.\\\    6.  The command CLS will    clear the screen (like in        MS-DOS).\\\    7.  The command LIST will   send a file to your printer.     (NOTE: This is only useful to    ADAM users using a dot-matrix or other printer.  LIST sends out   tab stops and form-feed commands that the ADAM printer does not   understand.)  On another printer LIST will skip across page       breaks automatically.\\\    8.  The COPY command is now a built-in command instead of a  tran210 VTAB 22:HTAB 1:PRINT            CHR$(4);"bload\\\     ";pn$+".HR2"\\220 POKE 65525,42:CALL 65520\\230 VTAB 22:HTAB 1:PRINT            CHR$(4);"bload\\\     ";pn$+".HR3"\\240 POKE 65525,0:CALL 65520\\250 VTAB 22:HTAB 1:PRINT            CHR$(4);"bload\\\     ";pn$+".HR4"\\260 POKE 65525,10:CALL 65520\\300 INPUT " Press <RETURN> to .     end\\\     program ";k$\\310 TEXT:PRINT:PRINT " Program\\\     terminated":END\\\\        pictures\\120 LOMEM:33000\\130 DATA                          T-PIC.    Up until now, installing that    nice picture at the beginning of a volume could be a complicated, time  consuming  process.        However, at ADAMCON 04, Ed       Zielinski, 439 Chicora Road,     #22, Butler, PA 16001,           introduced his solution to the   problem.\\\    Ed's answer to the BOOT-PIC hassle is called "HI-GRAPHICS    HI-JINX".  It is an EZ           DEVELOPEMENTS public domain      contri-\\bution by Ed, that has been      slightly enhanced by Bob         Sebelist in order t90ONERR  GOTO 310100REM Viewer - NIAD, March, 1988110REM Displays SmartPAINT (from    ShowOFF I) pictures120LOMEM :33000:POKE 16149,         255:POKE 16150, 255130DATA                             1,0,10,17,0,32,33,0,116,205,26,253,201140FOR x=65520 TO 65532:READ        ml:POKE x, ml:NEXT145HOME:?:INPUT "Do you need a      catalog (y/n)? "; c$:?147IF c$="Y" OR c$="y" THEN ?       CHR$(4); "catalog"150INPUT "Input Filename (Minus     .HRP ex- tension): "; pn$:HGR160HGR170IF LEN(pn$)>0 THEN GOSUB 190y.  I'll let you    know how it works.  I wonder if  there is any way to put the      equivalent of a BOOT-PIC on the  front of a CP/M volume?\\\    Gary Hoosier tells me his   "1992 TAXHELPER" will include a  number of improvements that will make the program easier to use,  and will also make it run        faster.  Watch for further       bulletins on this great little   taxtime helper.\\\    Gary also was kind enough   to send me a 256k SIPP that he   had MADE.  We installed it on my MegaRAM extended mez$OOTed a      disk/tape and were greeted with  a pleasing little picture while  your ADAM was busy loading       SmartBASIC?  This picture is     called a BOOT-PIC.  Up unt`11~03,37\N\C\\THINGS I THOUGHT\\YOU MIGHT LIKE TO KNOW\\\A\\\    Have you ever BOOTed a      disk/tape and were greeted with  a pleasing little picture while  your ADAM was busy loading the   SmartBASIC program?  This        picture is called a BOO  1,0,10,17,0,32,33,0,116,205,26,\\\     253,201\\140 FOR x=65520 TO 65532:READ       ml:POKE\\\     x,ml:NEXT\\145 TEXT:PRINT:INPUT " Do you       need a\\\     catalog? (y/n) ";c$:PRINT\\147 IF c$="Y" OR c$="y" THEN        PRINT\\\     CHR$(4);"catalog"\\150 INPUT " Input Filename          (Minus .HRP\\\     extension): ";pn$\\160 HGR\\170 IF LEN(pn$)>0 THEN GOSUB        190\\180 GOTO 160\\190 VTAB 22:HTAB 1:PRINT            CHR$(4);"bload\\\     ";pn$+".HRP"\\200 POKE 65525,32:CALL 65520\\o make the    screens load to the middle of    the screen.  Bob also made it    possible to clear both the left  title bar and the exposed right  side of the picture.\\\    Many thanks to Ed Zielinski for his terrific contribution to the public domain.  To get a     copy of Ed's program with Bob    Sebelist's enhancements, just    send a blank disk/tape and       return postage to Bob            Sebelist,P.O. Box 85, Waterford, ME 04088.  I am sending for a    copy of this program to add to   our PD Librar180GOTO 160190VTAB 22:HTAB 1:? CHR$(4); "bload "; pn$+".HRP"200POKE 65525, 32:CALL 65520210VTAB 22:HTAB 1:? CHR$(4); "bload "; pn$+".HR2"220POKE 65525, 42:CALL 65520230VTAB 22:HTAB 1:? CHR$(4); "bload "; pn$+".HR3"240POKE 65525, 0:CALL 65520250VTAB 22:HTAB 1:? CHR$(4); "bload "; pn$+".HR4"260POKE 65525, 10:CALL 65520300INPUT "Press <RETURN> to end     program "; k$310ENDmory board,   and I now have 512k of entended  memory!  It seems to be working  very well.  That amount of       memory ought to be enough to     keep me happy for some time.  I  am going to ask Gary how he      feels about making some of the   SIPPs for sale.  There are a     number of people with sparsely   populated MegaRAM boards that    would probably be happy to get   them.\\\    For those of you living in  the Kissimmee, Florida area, a   new BBS is carrying the National ADAM Echo on FidoNet.  It's ou are using an inventory file, and want to store more information   in a data file named FURNITURE;  a line in your program will read - PRINT CHR$(4);"OPEN            FURNITURE".  The next line will  say PRINT CHR$(4); "READ         FURNITURE".  If the program      reads MON I, before it OPENs the file, it will show you what is   in the file as it is LOADed into memory.  When everything is      loaded into memory, the program  will say PRINT CHR$(4);"CLOSE    FURNITURE.\\\     When you have entered the  az$ATALOG listing of the   files listed on the media in     your drive and making your       computer DELETE one of those     files; there are many other      functions you c`11~03,37\N\C\\SMARTBASIC WORKSHOP\\\A\\\    As well as being able to    "get" a CATALOG listing of the   files listed on the media in     your drive and making your       computer DELETE one of those     files; there are many other      functions yoou are using an inventory file, and want to store more information   in a data file named FURNITURE;  a line in your program will read - PRINT CHR$(4);"OPEN            FURNITURE".  The next line will  say PRINT CHR$(4); "READ         FURNITURE".  If the program      reads MON I, before it OPENs the file, it will show you what is   in the file as it is LOADed into memory.  When everything is      loaded into memory, the program  will say PRINT CHR$(4);"CLOSE    FURNITURE.\\\     When you have entered the  a     volumes.  At the end of the      program that you are RUNning, we send you back to the automatic   loading MENU, to choose another  program to RUN.  Of course, the  number you want to use may NOT   be 500.  Use whatever number     would come next, at the end of   the program.\\\    A "PRINT CHR$(4)" is also   used to OPEN, read, write to,    and CLOSE Random Access (fixed   length) text files and           Sequential (where data records   follow one right after another,  in sequence) text files.  If y     called "The Program Exchange"    and Fred Kushner is the SysOp.   The phone number is (407)        870-2735.  This board serves     Kissi-\\mmee, Saint Cloud, Ponciana, and the surrounding area without a   toll charge.\\\    Next month we will have     additional information on what   happened at the ADAMCON 04 in    Cleveland this year.\\.            Faye B. Deere\\\\e helper.\\\    Gary also was kind enough   to send me a 256k SIPP that he   had MADE.  We installed it on my MegaRAM extended meddi-\\tional information into the      program that you want stored in  the data file, it will go        through the above process again, substituting WRITE for READ.     All your information is now      stored in the data file named    FURNITURE.\\.            Faye B. Deere\\\\\    A "PRINT CHR$(4)" is also   used to OPEN, read, write to,    and CLOSE Random Access (fixed   length) text files and           Sequential (where data records   follow one right after another,  in sequence) text files.  If yu can perform with a CHR$(4).  For one thing, you can RUN another file, or program,    from within a program.  If the   name of the file you want to RUN from within the other program is named LOVE, all you have to do   is type:\\\    500 PRINT CHR$(4);"RUN      LOVE"\\at the end of your program       instead of simply ending it.     This will enable you (the        programmer) to send the user of  your program to another program  if you wish.\\\    This is what we do with the files on our Public Domain  xO\b\w\ The oldest active ADAM newsletter in the USA\\\I\C\ Established  11 July 1984 by Norman R. Castro\i\c\\\r~02,38\\\K\A\Thanks for your confidence and support.  Th\r~02,78\\B\W\C\ OMAHA ADAM USERS CLUB NEWSLETTER\\        AUG/SEP 92    # 49\\\\\b\w\ The oldest active ADAM newsletter in the USA\\\I\C\ Established  11 July 1984 by Norman R. Castro\i\c\\\r~02,38\\\K\A\Thanks for your confidence and support. ES 2 inserts \\\\\BBACK ISSUES\b:  Back issues of this newsletter are available.  Any 6 issues  (1 years worth) $4.25.  Two years $8.  4 years $15.  SPECIAL sale 6 years  $20 \ PostPaid    Issue #1 was in July 1984.\\\\\BTRADES\b:  OAUC is happy to trade newsletters with any other ADAM            organization:    Address  inquiries  to   Norman R. Castro.\\\\\BOAUC\b is a member of ADAM NEWS NETWORK (\BA.N.N.\b).  For info contact:     Dean Roades, 8522 Hohman Avenue, Munster, IN  46321   $35 year forn of this newsletter.  Neither the OAUC staff, not OAUC, nor any     contributor(s) of any capacity make any warranty either express or implied     with regard to information contained herein, either by interpretation, use, or misuse  Reviews & opinions submitted by the readership at large do not         necessarily reflect the opinions of the editor or staff.  OAUC has no          affiliation with Coleco Industries.  Unless stated otherwise, all              correspondence shall be considered as "open to pES 2 inserts \\\\\BBACK ISSUES\b:  Back issues of this newsletter are available.  Any 6 issues  (1 years worth) $4.25.  Two years $8.  4 years $15.  SPECIAL sale 6 years  $20 \ PostPaid    Issue #1 was in July 1984.\\\\\BTRADES\b:  OAUC is happy to trade newsletters with any other ADAM            organization:    Address  inquiries  to   Norman R. Castro.\\\\\BOAUC\b is a member of ADAM NEWS NETWORK (\BA.N.N.\b).  For info contact:     Dean Roades, 8522 Hohman Avenue, Munster, IN  46321   $35 year forFirst Class Postage Stamps \BONLY\b for samples of your choice of system/s.\\\\I also offer reduced size reprints of the following ADAM newsletters  at   $3   each   PostPaid.\\\\ADAM COMPUTING TODAY  (ACT)\\ADAM-LINK of UTAH issues 1 thru 7  ALL 7 ISSUES $17  Foreign $19\\ADAM  TECHNICAL  JOURNAL   ALL 3 ISSUES for $8    Foreign $10\\ColecoVision EXPERIENCE Mag  ALL THREE ISSUES $8  Foreign $10\\EXPANDABLE  COMPUTER  NEWS     Any  6  issues  for  $14\\GARDEN OF ADAM (The only issue issued) INCLUD The OAUC is a local club with fees of $20 per 6 issues (PKGS w/prgms) received. NOTICE: I will sell to any "Paid Up  to Date" local member any six back issues (1 years worth $20) w/programs (on   your media) for $15.\\\\\BSUBSCRIPTIONS\b:  This newsletter is published 6 times a calendar year.      \B$5\b to any US address; $7 to Canada (Dollars, US currency), and $10 Foreign (in US funds).  Cost per issue $1.50\\\\DISCLAIMER NOTICE:  The editor(s) & publisher have exercised due care in the   preparatio 24 disks    +.\\\\tamps \BONLY\b for samples of your choice of system/s.\\\\I also offer reduced size reprints of the following ADAM newsletters  at   $3   each   PostPaid.\\\\ADAM COMPUTING TODAY  (ACT)\\ADAM-LINK of UTAH issues 1 thru 7  ALL 7 ISSUES $17  Foreign $19\\ADAM  TECHNICAL  JOURNAL   ALL 3 ISSUES for $8    Foreign $10\\ColecoVision EXPERIENCE Mag  ALL THREE ISSUES $8  Foreign $10\\EXPANDABLE  COMPUTER  NEWS     Any  6  issues  for  $14\\GARDEN OF ADAM (The only issue issued) INCLUDublic review".  Attempt        hardware projects and/or repair at your own risk. \\\\If you or anyone wants a \BFREE\b copy of this newsletter just send me \BTWO\b First Class postage stamps \BONLY\b to:  Norman R. Castro, 809W 33rd Avenue,   Bellevue, NE 68005.  \BTell others\b of this offer Thanks\\\\I now support 7 Game Systems with game instructions reprints\\\\ADAM/COLECOVISION, RCA STUDIO II, ATARI 5200, FAIRCHILD,\\INTELLIVISION, ODYSSEY 500 game unit & VECTREX.\b\K\A\  Just send \BTWO\b      xOrk) has  been carrying my complete \BOAUC\b newsletter on both Disks and DD Packs.  The two Disks usually have over 150K of files, tips, programs, graphics and BBS    info\r~02,38\A\K\\How would like to save $5 this year?  Well \BA.N.N.\b (ADAM News Network) has  been carrying my complete \BOAUC\b newsletter on both Disks and DD Packs.  The two Disks usually have over 150K of files, tips, programs, graphics and BBS    it a non-Window application   to run in a "window," where you can more easily use the other Windows          features.  That, however, may require you to edit something called a "PIF"     file ... which require you to make a lot of highly technical determinations    about such things as how much "XMS memory" your program requires.  Friends,    this is not fun."\\\\I,ve read of problems with software freezing or crashing to no end in the      Windows environment.  Let's face it.  It will be quite a while beound in any casino.  Try to "BEAT THE      BANDIT".  It is available on disk only so if you need it on DD Pack let your   club/group know.\\\\It sells for only $8.50.  The game which I enjoyed the most so far was the PD  game of PATIENCE.  One day I played 99 games and did not win.  The next day I  played 4 games and won one.  After ADAM CON IV I played 24 games and won one.  The ScoreBoard holds up to 14 players with the games played as well as the     number won and lost along with the scores.  My grandg labels, etc., in support of the business.  And I     always thought that IBM was advanced in comparison to an ADAM!  (by Terry R    Fowler).\\\\u to edit something called a "PIF"     file ... which require you to make a lot of highly technical determinations    about such things as how much "XMS memory" your program requires.  Friends,    this is not fun."\\\\I,ve read of problems with software freezing or crashing to no end in the      Windows environment.  Let's face it.  It will be quite a while bet is finally becoming apparent that there are lots of              disadvantages to owning an IBM compatible which uses the window environment.   The popular column, Computers, by Brit Hume and T.R. Reid revealed a great     deal recently.  "Windows itself is not expensive, but the software written to  run with it is - $250 and up for a heavy-duty word processor or spreadsheet."  "Programs not designed for Windows have their own command structure ... and    take over the entire screen.  It is possible to genfo besides more newsletter articles on the MIDI, LOGO, CP/M, TDOS and Basic  info. Suscribe now for only $35 per year for two full disks (150K) delivered   EACH month.  A better value you won't find for any computer.  Support A.N.N.\\\\Here is another reason to join an ADAM user group.  You can only purchase      \BBEAT THE BANDIT\b, the newest release from the Maine ADAM Library (MAL) thru them or A.N.N.  This newest addition is a slot-machine game.  It is set-up to  respond as a standard slot-machine ffore          everything is rosy.  For now, I commit my IBM clone to the desktop publishing  environment where things like this newsletter can be assembled and printed.    And since the task of printing takes full command of the computer for six      hours or so at a time, I simply cannot wait until it is finished.  Three ADAM  systems continuously perform flawlessly in the daily job of invoicing, keeping track of customers and inquires, and doing the general tasks of copying        library volumes, printinaughter is almost four and she likes to watch the Beat The Bandit symbols come up.  She likes to see the  Silver Bell and the Lucky 7 come up.  She knows that SmartKey V will continue  play and SmartKey VI will end the game.  There is also a ScoreBoard for        Bandit.\\\\Also included is \BKENO, & BLACKJACK\b for your amusement. \\\\This is from \BAIM\b, ADAM'S HOUSE, Route 2, Box 2756, Pearland, TX 77581-9503 $20 year phone 1-713-482-5040.  In the IBM world that is now hung up on        "Windows", ixOin Maine and attended my   40th high school class reunion in Lewiston.  I also prepared 24 PD disks to    take with me to ADAM CON IV.  Both \BADAM LINK of UTAH and 463 AD\r~42,78\A\K\\\\\\\\\\\\\\Since your last newsletter I have spent three weeks in Maine and attended my   40th high school class reunion in Lewiston.  I also prepared 24 PD disks to    take with me to ADAM CON IV.  Both \BADAM LINK of UTAH and 463e 84 for $2.50 plus .50 cents shipping.\\\\I had so much of a hard time in Maine finding this information that I decided  that this important information needs to passed around on another orphan       computer system.  Yes they also have \BRAINBOW\b on disk for $99 a year or one month for $12 OR on tape for $80 a year or one month for $10.  Mention OAUC.\\\\\BADAM CON V\b is to be held in Salt Lake City in Utah and \BALAN NEELEY\b     could use input from all ADAM users that would be interested in attenurce book to locate any mistakes.  After  contacting many Radio Shack stores I found one that was really able to help    find the \BONE\b source of software and hardware via a national magazine.      Special thanks to the Radio Shack \BPLUS COMPUTER CENTER\b at 97 Center        Street, Auburn, ME 04210 and their caring attitude toward their computers.\\\\\BThe RAINBOW\b is the only magazine for the CoCo.  They go on to say that THE RAINBOW included as many as two dozen type-in-and-run program listings, a e 84 for $2.50 plus .50 cents shipping.\\\\I had so much of a hard time in Maine finding this information that I decided  that this important information needs to passed around on another orphan       computer system.  Yes they also have \BRAINBOW\b on disk for $99 a year or one month for $12 OR on tape for $80 a year or one month for $10.  Mention OAUC.\\\\\BADAM CON V\b is to be held in Salt Lake City in Utah and \BALAN NEELEY\b     could use input from all ADAM users that would be interested in attenBuilding, 9509 U.S. Highway 42, Prospect, KY  40059.\\\\Back Issues are available for $3.95 each.  However for the first issue mailed  to a street address add $3.50 (UPS), add .50 cents each additional issue       ordered.  US Mail rates are $5 first issue, $1 each additional issue which     includes shipments to Canada and Mexico.  Kentucky residents must include      state tax.  For back issues mail to:  Falsoft, Inc., PO Box 385, Prospect, KY  40059.  Oh yes they also have an INDEX for July 81 thru Jun ADAM\b were     able to take advantage of these volumes.  This newsletter and my \BOAUC\b ADAM meeting are now due within 5 days.  I may not be able to furnish you with four pages of information because of my extremely busy agenda.\\\\While I was in Maine I helped my cousin Steven with his \BTandy Co Co\b.  He's had it for a few years and needed some help to get started while he is still   in high school.  I also showed his mother, Barbara how to enter a program in   and compare the hard copy with the soding. Now is the time for suggestions, session schedules/durations and contents etc.     Contact him at:  \BADAM-LINK of UTAH\b, 2337 South 600 East, Salt Lake City,   UT  84106\\\\ents each additional issue       ordered.  US Mail rates are $5 first issue, $1 each additional issue which     includes shipments to Canada and Mexico.  Kentucky residents must include      state tax.  For back issues mail to:  Falsoft, Inc., PO Box 385, Prospect, KY  40059.  Oh yes they also have an INDEX for July 81 thru Junhost of articles and many hardware and software product reviews.  THE RAINBOW       provides the most in entertainment and education, home uses, technical details and hardware projects, tutorials, utilities, graphics and special features.    For only $31 a year(12 issues), you get the keys to all the secrets locked in  your CoCo.  To order by phone with a credit card call 1-800-847-0309 from 9 to 5 EST.  All other inquires call 1-502-228-4492.  Their mailing address is: THE RAINBOW, PO Box 385, The Falsoft xM7 p.m. Central time.  The toll free \BORDER\b number is still 1-800-999-5040.\\\\We cannot hope to find these people who know nothing about the ADAM          community t\r~42,78\A\K\\(AIM continued)  Business hours are from Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Central time.  The toll free \BORDER\b number is still 1-800-999-5040.\\\\We cannot hope to find these people who know nothing about the ADAM          communitEE, 21 RONDALE BLVD, TORONTO, ONT, M6A 1H6, CANADA\b. His Canadian phone number is          416-783-0316.\\\\Here is another ADAM Users Group to add to your ASG.  \BAMERICAN ADAM USERS  GROUP\b, Herman H. Cherney, 198 Sand Creek Road, Albany, NY  12205-1817.\\\\(AIM continued).  This is from \BSteve Pitman\b (RoboTHIEF, ADAM BOMB etc.)  On a copy of your SmartFILER program this modification will align columns of data.  Use \BFILE MANAGER\b and get block 20 with the editor and go to       sector 1.  Chanibbons, datapacks, etc., without success.  Many of these people have given up trying to find    supplies, etc., and out of frustion may even have practically given their    computers away or boxed them up for good.  What a shame - just because they  couldn't find a ribbon.\\\\Your effort to support ADAM and us can eventually come back to you, too!     Used computer prices would be higher and product prices lower if more people knew of the tremendous amount of support that we can offer them.  Local      su291-4405\\\\ BLVD, TORONTO, ONT, M6A 1H6, CANADA\b. His Canadian phone number is          416-783-0316.\\\\Here is another ADAM Users Group to add to your ASG.  \BAMERICAN ADAM USERS  GROUP\b, Herman H. Cherney, 198 Sand Creek Road, Albany, NY  12205-1817.\\\\(AIM continued).  This is from \BSteve Pitman\b (RoboTHIEF, ADAM BOMB etc.)  On a copy of your SmartFILER program this modification will align columns of data.  Use \BFILE MANAGER\b and get block 20 with the editor and go to       sector 1.  Chanse that you also let the newspapers know about \BA.N.N.\b and      their disk service.  IF everyone who reads this just sends one or two notes  to your local newspaper, ADAM will get the exposure to keep it alive and     well for more useful years.  Please do YOUR part.  THANKS .... Norman\\\\From Norman.  You can still get a copy of the \Bsecond printing\b of the     \BADAM SURVIVAL GUIDE\b (ASG)with over 230 pages of Help, advice, tips,      service, clubs etc for only $20 (US)postpaid from \BRICHARD CLy that we are aware of.  Here's where you can spend five minutes and 29 cents and help us and those lost souls a favor.  Write to your newspaper  (the Action Line, Helping Hand type column, if they have one) and provide    them with \BADAM'S HOUSE\b address and toll-free number so that they can at  least put it in their file for reference, or possibly publish some           information concerning our support of Coleco computer products.  This is     very important, especially to people looking for printer rge Bytes 14H from 20H to 0, and 22H from 20H to 0.  Save the  changed block back.\\\\I just came back from \BADAM CON IV\b and I am looking forward to attending  ADAM CON V.  It's like visiting a close knit family that warms you up all    over.  The reduced prices for new and used items is very much appreciated.   Public thanks go to both \BHERMAN\b and \BGEORGE\b for having ADAM CON IV in OHIO.  See you in Salt Lake City in Utah.   Norman\\\\\BNorman Castro, 809W 33rd Ave, Bellevue, NE 68005\b (402)   pport groups could be growing instead of dwindling in size, and you might  even get to know people who share the same interests that would aid you with a programming or software problem or just having fun.  You,d be surprised    how many people in your own town you could be helping by spreading the word  about ADAM and Colecovision support.\\\\This is from Norman.  The local Omaha and Bellevue papers, Libraries and the Better Business Bureau know about the Omaha ADAM Users Club (\BOAUC\b).  I   also propoxO STEP CLOSER, I DONT WANT ANYONE ELSE TO HEAR,   NOW JUST A LITTLE BIT       CLOSER.     TELL YOU WHAT I'M GOING TO DOYOU LOOK LIKE A DESERVING CHAP, CLEAN CUT, BRIGHTASK NOT WHAT YOUR ADAM CAN DO FOR YOUBUT RATHER WHAT  Y O U   CAN DO FOR ADAM....... STEP CLOSER, I DONT WANT ANYONE ELSE TO HEAR,   NOW JUST A LITTLE BIT       CLOSER.     TELL YOU WHAT I'M GOING TO DOYOU LOOK LIKE A DESERVING CHAP, CLEAN CUT, BRIey have information on TSG and to see that they publicize the        project.5. Advertising Manager.  To contact dealers, suppliers, etc. to solicit     adsd for the TSG.   To coordinate ad copy and masters.  To get copy ready   masters of ads to CO-Editor.(Positions l-5 do not require a technical background. Positions 6 and up do require some technical skill).6. Chapter Editors.  To edit one or more chapters in TSG.  To write,        utilize articles of others, and generally cover the subject matter OF THE  ADAM  TSG   ????????WELL DONT FEEL BAD, UNTIL RECENTLY NEITHER HAD I.TO BE A MAJOR ADAM PUBLICATION BY THE CREATOR AND FOUNDER OF ANN, BY THE    DRIVING FORCE BEHIND ASG, TO BE ON THE SIZE (200+ pages) AND SCOPE OF THE   ASG     FASTER THAN THE SPEED OF A 9600 BAUD MODEM,     ABLE TO LEAP TALL FILES IN A SINGLE BOUND,      LOOK UP THERE ON THE ADAM HORIZON,     ITS BIRD,  ITS A PLANE, ITS     THE ADAM TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE.FOR THE LIMITED FUTURE AND UNTIL ALL POSITIONS ARE FILED .....JECT AT ITS BEGINNING.BE A LERT.    BECOME (ADAM WORLD) FAMOUS  (NO guarantees).I need your name, address, position volunteering for (OK to volunteer for   several), technical back ground and experience.   Suggestions, ideas,       donations of cash (just kidding), well wishes, etc.Leave on Fidonet  OR  send to:Barry Wilson 11600 OliveSt.Louis MO. 63l4lThank you and God bless you.it one or more chapters in TSG.  To write,        utilize articles of others, and generally cover the subject mattereveral needed.2. Hard copy coordinator.  Supervise and distribute work to hard copy       typists.  Coordinate with other staff as to what needs to be typed from     hard copy to disk.3. Secretary.   To send out large mailings, xerox form letters, put in      envelopes and mail, etc.   To work with and support other staff.(Expenses reimbursed).4. Publicity Chairman.   To see that publicity is given to this project. To contact BBS sysops, NL editors, AUG officers, dealers & supplier to see     that thGHT EYED ..... SO I AM GOING TO GIVE     Y O U  -------- A CHANCE TO GO FOR A MAGIC CARPET RIDE,  A CHANCE TO GO WHERE NO ADAMITE    HAS GONE BEFORE,   TO EXPLORE THE UNKNOWN,  TO DREAM THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM,  TO FOLLOW THE YELLOW BRICK RODE,  TO SEE THE WIZZARD , TO EMBARK UPON A     WONDERFUL MAGICAL JOURNEY ------TO BE PART OF THE ------     ADAM               TROUBLE                              SHOOTING                                                  GUIDE.WHAT !!!   YOU SAY YOU NEVER HEARD of a     chapter.    To give edited ready to use material to the Section Editor. 7. (Four) Section Editors.   To oversee and review the work of the chapter  editors.  To edit a section of the TSG.  To give edited ready to use        completed sections to the Co-Editor.8. Co-Editor.  To oversee and review the work of the section editors.{}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}{{{{{{{{}}}}}}}}{{{{{{{{{{}{{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}COME JOIN WITH US.  MAKES THIS DREAM BECOME REALITY.BE INVOLVED,  BE IN ON A MAJOR ADAM PRO.YOU HAVE THIS CHANCE TO VOLUNTEER TO MAKE THIS DREAM POSSIBLE, TO MAKE THE  TSG HAPPPEN.APPLY WITHIN.  Some positions require technical knowledge but most only     require the desire and dedication to work for the good of Adam.========================================================================{At this point flashing lights--Zonker taking pictures and trumpets         playing--Ron on the midi}l. Hard copy typist.   Type hard copy to disk.     (Work under direction of hard copy coordinator) .  Sx	ETION I:   Trouble Shooting Adam SoftwareChapter 2. Section Introduction                   An over view and introduction to the section.Chapter 3.  Unknown Software.  ADAM TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE(Proposed Lay-out) Chapter 1. Introduction to BookSECTION I:   Trouble Shooting Adam SoftwareChapter 2. Section Introduction                   An over view and introduction to the section.Chapter 3.  Unknown Softwareps, etc.)Section III.     Expanded Adam   Chapter l4. Interfaces; cables. Chapter l5. DOT matrix printers.     Several DOT matrix printer manuals contain              trouble-shooting info for that specific DOT matrix printer.  We should include as many of the popular models as possible. (It will just be copying from the printer manual, etc.).     PLUS other trouble shooting info on them.Chapter l6.  Disks drives .     Different sizes & manufacturers.Section IV:    State of the art adam.  Chftware.     How to trouble shoot Smart Basic I & II software        problems.     Use control C to break out of program and list, etc.Chapter 6. Trouble shooting CPM &/or TDOS  Software.         How to trouble shoot CPM &/or TDOS  software problems.Chapter 7.    Trouble shooting Logo Software.          How to trouble shoot Logo software problems.Chapter 8.     Using Utilities to trouble shoot software.[THIS COULD BE INCLUDED IN EACH OF THE ABOVE CHAPTERS OR     KEPT AS A SEPARATE CHAPTER]Things ps, etc.)Section III.     Expanded Adam   Chapter l4. Interfaces; cables. Chapter l5. DOT matrix printers.     Several DOT matrix printer manuals contain              trouble-shooting info for that specific DOT matrix printer.  We should include as many of the popular models as possible. (It will just be copying from the printer manual, etc.).     PLUS other trouble shooting info on them.Chapter l6.  Disks drives .     Different sizes & manufacturers.Section IV:    State of the art adam.  Ch   boards, etc. while power is on.  Section II.  Base Adam.Chapter l0.    Smartwriter typewriter       There is an extensive article that has been published   in several NLs, I think I remember it in Tom Keene's but it  was probably in others.  This should be used as the basis    for this chapter.Chapter ll.  CPU  Chapter 12.  tape drive .Chapter l3.  Chips, chips & more.          (I liked Howard Pines lecture at 03 where he       showed what type video problems you could get from different chi.                          You find an old disk, you have no idea what is on it or how to use it, what do you do ?     You try booting it to see if it is an autoboot disk.     You put in Smartwriter and look for readme files.     You load Smart Basic and type catalog.     You load CPM &/or TDOS and ????           You load Logo and ????     You ?????Chapter 4.    Trouble shooting EOS Smartwriter Software.      How to trouble shoot EOS software problems.Chapter 5.   Trouble shooting Smart Basic soapter l7.  Hard drives. Chapter l8.  Midi interfaces . Chapter l9.  High speed Modems                               Chapter 20.   Mark Gordon stuff not included above .    =================================At approx. l0 pages per chapter (nominal number) we are      looking at 200 pages plus ads, etc. minimum.                                                                            (I liked Howard Pines lecture at 03 where he       showed what type video problems you could get from different chilike using Data Doctor in EOS, File Manager to        undelete files, etc .Using utilities in CPM/TDOS, Logo, Smart Basic etc. All can be in this chapter or all can be thrown back to      their specific chapters above.Chapter 9.  Introduction to Hardware Sections, Overview AND  Obvious Things.     Such as: is equipment switched on, plugged in, all      connections , cables, etc. good.     General advice such as to turn all things off before    making hookups, etc. especially plugging in interfaces,   NOTE: Before printing, adjust margins as wide as possible.ADAM NEWS NETWORK ADDRESS FILE[05/15/92]***A.N.N. STAFF***  (Special Project Coordinator unless indicated otherwise)Joe Alford       5068 Stone Ave.     Portage IN       46368Bob Blair        36l Eden Dr.        Englewood FL            34223-l964  Regional EdLani Brito       826 Thornton Ave #l Orlando FL       32803  Contest EdHerman Cherney   l98 Sandcrest Rd.#B Albany NY               12205-1817  AdvocateRichard Clee     21 Rondale Blvdy NY       12203-5113American AUG          l98 Sand Creek Rd#B    Albany NY       12205-l8l7AUFG                  210 Gloucester#ll07    Ottawa ONT      K2P 2K4AWAUG (Sysop-Jodoin)  l5l6B Carswell Cir.    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Try 0.8 to begin.TO TREE :N :SFD :SIF ( :N = 0 ) [BK :S STOP]LT 70TREE :N - 1 :S * 0.6RT 59TREE :N - 1 :S * 0.8RT 61TREE :N - 1 :S * 0.6LT 50BK :SENDTO FLAKE :L :SREPEAT 6 [CURVE :L :S RT 180 CURVE :L :S LT 120]ENDTO CURVE :N :SIF ( :N = 0 ) [FD :S] [CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3 LT 60 CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3 RT 120 CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3 LT 60 CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3]ENDTO DRAW :N :SPU HOME BK :S / 2LT 90 FD :S / 4 RT 90PDCURVE :N :SENDTO RDRAW :N :SCSMAKE "LEVEL 1REPFRACTAL, A LOGO DEMONSTRATION     The file FRACTAL contains LOGO procedures created by the Brothers Wick at ADAMCON IV.  While the audience watched, Dale and Neal discussed the concept of fractals and designed and de-bugged the six illustrative LOGO procedures.     I was impressed enough to seek permission to provide these examples to ANN.  The explanations are mine, based on what I remember from the demonstration.     The basic idea of a fractal is that if you take a piece of it and expand it then thate size is to be reduced.  Try 0.8 to begin.TO TREE :N :SFD :SIF ( :N = 0 ) [BK :S STOP]LT 70TREE :N - 1 :S * 0.6RT 59TREE :N - 1 :S * 0.8RT 61TREE :N - 1 :S * 0.6LT 50BK :SENDTO FLAKE :L :SREPEAT 6 [CURVE :L :S RT 180 CURVE :L :S LT 120]ENDTO CURVE :N :SIF ( :N = 0 ) [FD :S] [CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3 LT 60 CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3 RT 120 CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3 LT 60 CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3]ENDTO DRAW :N :SPU HOME BK :S / 2LT 90 FD :S / 4 RT 90PDCURVE :N :SENDTO RDRAW :N :SCSMAKE "LEVEL 1REP  The second number is a size number.  Try 50 for this in most cases.     Run the procedures by typing the procedure name and the two numbers and hitting return.  Thus:  TREE 3 50     You can clear the graphics between procedures with the CLEARGRAPHICS command, abbreviated CG.     Try TREE, FLAKE, and CURVE experimenting with the two numeric inputs.  Then try DRAW and then RDRAW with the same two inputs.     NEWFLAKE requires three inputs:  levels, side, and scale.  Scale should be a decimal by which th St.Peters MO         63376Richard Drushel     3353 Mayfield Rd.   Cleveland Hts. OH    44l18George Harpster     6l Vinyard Dr.      Brunswich OH         44212Peter Hartzler      2907 Madison Place  Falls Church VA      22042John Lingrel        RR1 Box 116         Tuscola IL           61953Tony Morehen        ll442 96th St.      Edmonton, ALB        T5G 1T4Tony Patterson      l5708 Belmont Dr.   Biloxi MS            39532Howard Pines        1010 Gloria         Ft.Walton Beach FL   32547James Poulin EAT :N [DRAW :LEVEL :S MAKE "LEVEL :LEVEL + 1]ENDTO NEWFLAKE :L :S :SCALEIF ( :L = 0 ) [FD :S BK :S] [REPEAT 6 [FD :S FLAKE :L - 1 :S * :SCALE BK :S RT 60]]END     I hope you enjoyed these as much as I did.Joseph Alford463-ADAM5068 Stone AvenuePortage, IN 46368219/763-2165y TREE, FLAKE, and CURVE experimenting with the two numeric inputs.  Then try DRAW and then RDRAW with the same two inputs.     NEWFLAKE requires three inputs:  levels, side, and scale.  Scale should be a decimal by which th expanded piece will look like the whole.  A fractal is, then, a replicating geometric pattern.  Just the sort of thing computers love.     Load the file (from LOGO) by typing LOAD "FRACTAL.  The quotation mark tells LOGO that "FRACTAL is a file name.  Do not type the period.  As the file loads you will see the six procedures being defined.     Each of the sample procedures contains two numbers.  The first number is the number of levels deep to make the pattern.  Try 1, then 2, and then 3 for this number.TO TREE :N :SFD :SIF ( :N = 0 ) [BK :S STOP]LT 70TREE :N - 1 :S * 0.6RT 59TREE :N - 1 :S * 0.8RT 61TREE :N - 1 :S * 0.6LT 50BK :SENDTO NEWFLAKE :L :S :SCALEIF ( :L = 0 ) [FD :S BK :S] [REPEAT 6 [FD :S FLAKE :L - 1 :S * :SCALE BK :S RT 60]]ENDTO FLAKE :L :SREPEAT 6 [CURVE :L :S RT 180 CURVE :L :S LT 120]ENDTO RDRAW :N :SCSMAKE "LEVEL 1REPEAT :N [DRAW :LEVEL :S MAKE "LEVEL :LEVEL + 1]ENDTO DRAW :N :SPU HOME BK :S / 2LT 90 FD :S / 4 RT 90PDCURVE :N :SENDTO CURVE :N :SIF ( :N In this world of recycling, I want to do just that.  It costs $2.90 to mail 2 pounds of paper.  Anyone interested can send $2.90 and I will send 2 pounds of either:1) IEAUG newsletters2) Omaha Newsletters3) Mixed bag of some each.2 pounds = approximately 17 IEAUG newsletters.I am not making any profit on this.  The entire $2.90 is for postage.If there is no interest, I will be forced to discard them.There is no selection in this offer.  The first 2 pounds will go to the first person.Send $2.9FALL CLEANINGIn an effort to have enough room to walk around (or even find!) my ADAM, I have been stacking and re-stacking the years of newsletters I have traded for or subscribed to over the years.  I decided the only way to make a difference is to get some of them out of the house.  I can't bear to throw them out.  The blood, sweat and tears of editors are plain to see, not to mention the wonderful ADAM information.  Some of the articles are dated (ADAMCON info, etc.), but most are still very current.his ADAM.  The story is really quite common.  He have put his ADAM away, buy recently pulled it out when he returned to school. (After 20 years) Jim needed to prepared some papers for class and knew ADAM was perfect for the job.  But then the ribbon quit!Jim banged out the papers on an old typewriter while he, and several members of his family searched for a ribbon that would bring ADAM back to life.  He asked around at the local computer stores until he went into Miller's.  He was given Don's phone numbe0 toBarry Wilson 11600 OliveSt.Louis MO. 63l4lwalk around (or even find!) my ADAM, I have been stacking and re-stacking the years of newsletters I have traded for or subscribed to over the years.  I decided the only way to make a difference is to get some of them out of the house.  I can't bear to throw them out.  The blood, sweat and tears of editors are plain to see, not to mention the wonderful ADAM information.  Some of the articles are dated (ADAMCON info, etc.), but most are still very current.= 0 ) [FD :S] [CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3 LT 60 CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3 RT 120 CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3 LT 60 CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3]ENDRT 59TREE :N - 1 :S * 0.8RT 61TREE :N - 1 :S * 0.6LT 50BK :SENDTO FLAKE :L :SREPEAT 6 [CURVE :L :S RT 180 CURVE :L :S LT 120]ENDTO CURVE :N :SIF ( :N = 0 ) [FD :S] [CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3 LT 60 CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3 RT 120 CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3 LT 60 CURVE :N - 1 :S / 3]ENDTO DRAW :N :SPU HOME BK :S / 2LT 90 FD :S / 4 RT 90PDCURVE :N :SENDTO RDRAW :N :SCSMAKE "LEVEL 1REPKNOW YOUR LOCAL COMPUTER STOREDean Roades - 463 ADAMRecent events have pointed to the advantage to ADAM of staying in touch with your local computer stores, even if they don't sell anything for ADAM.Don Woolston of our group has spoken frequently and highly of a local shop, Miller's.  Don has an IBM he purchased thru Miller's and remains in touch with them, telling them about ADAM and our local group.A couple of nights ago, I received a call from a man who was desperately searching for a ribbon for In this world of recycling, I want to do just that.  It costs $2.90 to mail 2 pounds of paper.  Anyone interested can send $2.90 and I will send 2 pounds of either:1) IEAUG newsletters2) Omaha Newsletters3) Mixed bag of some each.2 pounds = approximately 17 IEAUG newsletters.I am not making any profit on this.  The entire $2.90 is for postage.If there is no interest, I will be forced to discard them.There is no selection in this offer.  The first 2 pounds will go to the first person.Send $2.9r, who in turn, gave him mine.  Jim was thrilled to find out about the support available for his ADAM.  The next evening he came over to the house to get the needed ribbon.  I also threw in some back issues of our newsletter.Jim is making plans to attend our next meeting.The other event with Miller's concerns hardware.  He obtained a used ADAM thru a trade in.  He is selling the ADAM (with 2 data drives) to our club for a very attractive price.  We hope to put this ADAM into the hands of a new ADAMITE.øD@p@Dø@pœ‡Ãâ:@€€0`À0ÿ€ðÀÀ`0	†Ã0`À€ ð  8è0`À€`ÀÀøDDDDDø€Àp1!¢ÂD`À€ààa1ä€ÞP@  þá€€€ÿÿÀðøðÿÿþþð€0€~øÀ?ütˆˆˆˆˆˆ|





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