هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه started to say most copy protection schemes work on a BAD BLOCK THEORY.The BOOT program LOOKS FOR A BAD BLOCK in a certain location (such as block 2 for example) and if it does NOT find it, it does not boot.Adam copy programs will NOT copy bad blocks.  So when you copy the copy protected material , you get an empty but GOOD block where the BAD BLOCK SHOULD BE.  So when the boot program looks for a bad block, it does not find it and won't boot the program.WELL SUFFER NO MORE BECAUSE THERE IS .........anndisk   پUھے .BOOT       ˆDIRECTORY  بBADBLOCKA €BARYSALEA €BYEA      	€HDMODA    PBBSA     €PRESSAYSA €README#1A €REPAIRA   SBAS2A     TDOSA     #THNGS293A #UKECHOA   &WDPRO3SWA ;WHAPPNG9A >€ADCA-REVH @ADV-PROGA C€APG-REVH  OD BLOCK EMPORIUM 23454 Pirate's Alley Pittsburgh, PA 09302[PAID ADVERTISEMENT]se dBASE II "Disk is Full"´message.DBJOIN.TZT Database Notes about a "bug" in the dBASE II "Join" command.     FRONT50.LBR System A front end loader to aùd in the learning of CP/M.       GRAPH1.LBR Graph A program for producing Bar Line and Scatter Graphs.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV°VOL. #46BOX1.ARC Editor Utility Allows one to draw a box around any size block of   text.SCRIVNERج1 ×67FEELING DEPRESSED, DOWN IN THE DUMPS, OF LOW SPIRITS??????HAS COPY PROTECTION GOTTEN YOU DOWN.ARE YOU HAVING TROUBLE MAKING THAT EXTRA BACK UP COPY FOR YOUR COUSIN...............and EACH of his six kids, as well as their baby sitter, ??????????????WELL FEAR NO MORE, THERE IS AN ANSWER.MOST copy protection schemes and I do call them schemes as they are trying to take away our basic constitutional right to make back up copies for ourselves and our immediate family, their family, etc.Well As Iهههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه..........................   BILLY'S BAD BLOCK EMPORIUM. We BUY & SELL Bad Blocks of all types.  You need a bad block 2, we've got it; a bad block 7, well they're on sale this week THREE, yes I said THREE bad block 7's for the price of ONE.  THIS WEEK ONLY.WE WILL NOT BE UNSOLD.  IF ITS A BAD BLOCK YOU NEED, WE'VE GOT IT.Bad block 12,13,& l4 subject to availability.Sale prices on bad blocks, 6, 7, 9, 38, 89 are good only with coupons.COME ONE COME ALL TO................................. BILLY'S BA€B&A-REVH  V€BEBA-REVH ZNIAD-CPMH a##€POST-REVH „€SCSA-REVH ˆ€BLOCKS LEFTŒج1 ×76                       ADAM STUFF FOR SALEContact Barry Wilson, 11600 Olive, St. Louis MO 63141Will sell at below prices:  You can make and offer, will consider it but do want below prices.  ALL PLUS SHIPPING COSTS.Newsletter editors, please publish a least the hardware sale items or put notice in NL indicating a complete list is available by sending stamped addressed envelope.  Thank You.******************************************************************                            HARDAWAREr (For Star Printer)  Adamlink V L. Dataditto V2.0                      COPX SmartSPELLER 1&2 (2 disk set)          FORMAX Videotunes                        Font Power                             Patience N&B Disk Pak Aug 89                    Disk Manager (Coleco) N&B Disk Pak Nov 89                    Bingo Practical Utilities SB2 Learning with LOGO                     Tulay's Casino The Abomidable Snowman                 Designing Graphics Smart Basic Construction Kit           TSF PD Clips  Volumes incl                               $10.00 ADAM Printers                                    $50.00 -----------------------------------------------------------------                            SOFTWAREI.   Coleco Packaging and Documents  A. CPM                    $20.00  B. ADAM Calc              $20.00  C. Smart Filer            $ 7.00  D. Expertype              $ 7.00  E. Flash Card Maker       $ 7.00 ----------------------------------------------------------------- II.  Tape, Original.  No Documents                        Gamma Debug Test utility 16 disk Drive Test w/Clock            Clips & labels Manams Mansion (ADULT)                Toolkit II Quick Copy 1.1                        BackUp 3.0 ToolKit 5                             Toolkit 3 DataDitto                             Swift Disk 256K card Pgm                         Showoff IIA ADAM Menu Testor                      Data Drive Alignment Tester Ramtest Diagnostic                    ADAM CPU Tester                  Personal Calendar Utility     der                                   ExperType ADAM Home Software Library (4 tape set)       Jeparody (Niad PD) PackCopy Flash Facts Trivia Electronic Flash Card Maker                   Donkey Kong ----------------------------------------------------------------- III.  Disks, Original.  No Documents       50% of Retail or $5.00 minimumAdams Desk Top                         EOS Director Sorter Media Help PAL (Personal Appointment Letter) SmartWriter Helper (For Panasonic)     SmartFiler SmartWriter HelpeAdamlink 300 Baud Modem                          $30.00 Address Book/Auto Dialer                         $30.00 Complete ADAM (CPU, printer, keyboard, etc..)   $125.00 40 Column Color Monitor (works with ADAM)   320 K Drives                                    $165.00 160 K Drives                                    $135.00 64 K Memory Expanders                            $20.00 256K Memory Expander                             $60.00 Data Drives                                      $30.00 Keyboards         ude:  Office People, Odds & Ends, Sports, Seasonal, Animals, Cartoons, Happy/Arts, EZ Match Swift Link GODOS (Demo)                          IMP 1200 CP/M Terminal Clip Art Viewer Super Parrot                          Pity Showoff I                             ZORAN III U-Match-Em                            French Basic New Wizard (JKL) Utilities            Swifts  Label Printshop  Orphanware                            MicroTalk The Secretary CPM Word Processor      ADAM System Final Testor ADAM VRAM Tester     $5.00 per TapeSmartSpeller (1985 DMS)  I never could get it to work. CP/M 2.2 & Assembler  [editors note: he could not work this one                      either  :)   Bob Blair] Tapes Continued..........Latin Lesson (World Lit language Tutor)       Sign Shop SmartWriter Elite                             Address Book Filer Hackers Guide to ADAM                         Smart Basic Super Basic Plus                              Showoff II Buck Rogers Super Game                        ADAMCalc Proofrea        Into Bondage (Adult) Peeping ADAM (Adult)                  The Excellent Arcade Temple of the Snow Dragon             N&B Disk Pak 7/88 - 8/88 The Assassin (Adult)                  Phrase Craze Adult Pak (Adult) N&B Disk Pak 11/88                    The Interrogation (Adult) The Chase (Adult)                     Dictionary of Sexual Terms (adult) SimplePainter                         Intel-Load V 2.0 GraphixPainter V.10                   SwiftPrint FastPatch                             Eve Elect. Cueen whether TSG went forward or not.Last March when I was told "I was the problem with Adam" I decided to stay around for one more year and see if someone could talk me out of leaaving (which I was more than willing to be talked out of then).  No one did, no one apparently cared enough, most looked the other way.  Fair enough, I do as I wish, and certainly they have the same right.I am currently selling all of my Adam software and hardware and if you send a stamped addressed envelope I will be happy to ج1 ×73THE ADAM TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE.Once more the forces of Darkness and APATHY rule the Adam World. ======================================================================== When I set out to follow the Adam Survival Guide with the Adam Trouble Shooting Guide I knew I could only accomplish this with the combined cooperative efforts of many Adamites.The following good people and loyal Adamites were kind enough to volunteer their time, skills and efforts for the benefit of others in the Adam world.Thr (For Star Printer)  Adamlink V L. Dataditto V2.0                      COPX SmartSPELLER 1&2 (2 disk set)          FORMAX Videotunes                        Font Power                             Patience N&B Disk Pak Aug 89                    Disk Manager (Coleco) N&B Disk Pak Nov 89                    Bingo Practical Utilities SB2 Learning with LOGO                     Tulay's Casino The Abomidable Snowman                 Designing Graphics Smart Basic Construction Kit           TSF PD Clips  Volumes incl to do it and should not be forced.  In any case we fell far short of the staff we needed to accomplish this task and it is with much sorrow and regret that I announce plans for the Adam Trouble Shooting Guide are withdrawn.I gave it my best shot but fell short.  It was not something I could do by myself and I hoped to interest some of the best and brightest of our Adamites and many did in fact respond.  This is also to announce that this was my last effort at organized Adam activites and would have bstom Print Patches File Printer                          Toolkit 4 One Minute Formatter                  Blank Data Pak Restorer              ----------------------------------------------------------------- PD DISKS WILL BE SOLD FROM A GRAB BAG at $2/disk. ~فn!فf"ف^فVفNفFح{ٌ Qفn!فf"ه‎ل*‏‎u‎t:‏‎w:‏‎w:‏‎w:‏‎w‎6‎هر!(ôي°ف~*‏ف^فVفNفFحوٌ ¯·ءرلفل‎لة>َ>ï>ë>send a list.There is no sense naming names but approx.  5 fellow adamites hastened my departure and gave me the incentive to leave.  They remain but I go and who is to say who is best off.I leave not in anger but in sorrow with a great sadness as if a friend suddenly and unexpected past away.Thank youBarry Wilson 11600 Olive St.Louis Mo.  63l4l Director Sorter Media Help PAL (Personal Appointment Letter) SmartWriter Helper (For Panasonic)     SmartFiler SmartWriter Helpeeir acts are appreciated and they should feel proud that they attempted to share with the other adamites.Joe Alford; Brian Reid; Ena Greenshields; Dale Millard Mike Hurst; G.Cousineau; Ron Collins; Rich Clee B.Walters; R.Mitchell; J.Notini; James Poulin Bob Blair; and thats about it.  }}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}{{{{{{{{}}}}}}}{{{{{{{{{{}{{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}{}All those NOT listed do NOT volunteer for one reason or another, some good, some ?????? but a volunteer is a volunteer and that means they have to wantج1 ×76      To:  Michael Hurst              Message #:  487    From:  Peter Ames                 Submitted:  09 Dec 92 01:18:00   Subject:  Hard Drive access             Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamMichael,        I was able to gett all of the present data on the three types of hard drives that the ADAM is running at this time....  I have started to write all of this down so that I will be able to post it here and hope that some of the NEW LETTERS can get it freasonable size directory to allow you to store several files on the larger medium.From the opening menu, you can select which LOGICAL DRIVE you want to be in after your software is booted.  Then you boot the software in question, and when you access tape drive TWO, it will be the hard drive.  Some software is incompatible with the Hard Drive for many reasons.  Most of the major of the Software items for the ADAM have been modified to run from the HArd Drive.  Unfortunately, most software will only accessEzycom * (206)573-8523 (1:105/137)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Ron Mitchell               Message #:  86    From:  Joe Blenkle                Submitted:  21 Dec 92 22:26:00   Subject:  CFL                           Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamHey Ron...heard any more rumblings on the CFL's move to America? Our former WLAF owner Fred Anderson has sent his $50,000 deposit in for a team. Guess the final word is supposed to come down on Jan. 12...my birthday, heh, h     ---                                       20Of course, you could use any other combination that yields a total of 20.  Note also that most 20 MEG drives give you about 22MEG when formatted for the ADAM.  You can also get 40MEG, 60, and even bigger.  Bigger than 60 usually leads to some HD space which simply can't be used...it is just TOOO big for the ADAM.Guy ___ * CRR QWK 1.40+ *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Home of Ron Mitchell and Guy Cousineau (1:163/411)=-=-=-=-=-=-=AdamIn a message to Ron Mitchell <21 Dec 92 22:26> Joe Blenkle wrote: JB> ... can anyone out there fill me in on the JB> details about the ADAM hard drives? Do they work under just JB> TDOS or EOS or both? THanks...The Hard Drives, both Minnie Winnie and Micro Innovations can be run both under EOS and CP/M.  The EOS interface is a bit clumsy and restrictive.  Essentially, we allow you to have up to 10 volumes (fake drives).  Each file can be 1 or 2 or 3 MEGABYTES (1024K or 1024 squared).  You get a rom this message base.... :)I have finished the FontPOWER program to the point of almost letting it go out.  I have it being booted from the hard drive into a menu and they you will be able to select FontPOWER, Swift Lable Maker, and a few more.  The best is when you want to EXIT any of the programs because you will be able to exit to SmartWriter or go back to the menu and exit to BASIC or to pick another program to run....    PETER AMES  (BLACKPAWS)--- Ezycom V1.02 01fa001f * Origin: Phaze BBS * FD/ one hard drive partition at a time.On the CP/M side, things are much more versatile.  CP/M was designed to handle logical drive partitions.  You get 4 logical drives in CP/M.  Usually, drive A is around 1MEG, the others (BCD) evenly share the rest of the space on the drive.So, if you were to get a 20MEG hard drive, you could have the following:    10 logical volumes for EOS         10    CP/M drive A                        1    CP/M drives B, C, D   3MEGS each    9                                  eh....thanks for the info you supplied before... On an ADAM note, can anyone out there fill me in on the details about the ADAM hard drives? Do they work under just TDOS or EOS or both? THanks...--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Vortex - Sacramento, CA (1:203/726)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Joe Blenkle                Message #:  49    From:  Guy Cousineau              Submitted:  23 Dec 92 21:41:00   Subject:  Hard Drives                   Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  ج1 ×71      To:  Michael Hurst              Message #:  510    From:  Guy Cousineau              Submitted:  13 Dec 92 07:15:00   Subject:  Just a Chat!!!                Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamIn a message to Guy Cousineau <10 Dec 92 06:53> Michael Hurst wrote: MH> Please post a progress report on PBBS, that is if MH> there is one to make since the last that you posted??? I amI have BYE running on my system and have performed a few tests.  This, of cowe can make a bit more progress then.......Guy___ * CRR QWK 1.40+ *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Home of Ron Mitchell and Guy Cousineau (1:163/411)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Guy Cousineou              Message #:  591    From:  Michael Hurst              Submitted:  17 Dec 92 07:16:00   Subject:  Thanks' For The Replies!!     Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamGuy;    Thank you for the progress report, as the situation exsists, it is looking like it might be poss is why it is called a REMOTE CP/M system.  So if the caller has access to CCP commands like RENAME, DELETE, etc., all sorts of problems could arise...that part of the project should be only a minor annoyance.Will post other progress reports when I have significant accomplishments to report.Concerning reposts from Dec 6 to 9, I don't recall any vitally important messages to you or Jack Leamy during that period.  If I see anything in my logs I will report.Guy___ * CRR QWK 1.40+ *--- Maximus 2.01w     I have deceided that untill PBBS is available I will run his BBS that he is using modified for use as the NEW==CANADA==BBS, which means that I will be running something as soon as it is possible, the only things that i must do upon receiving it is under VDE change title screens and message base titles, ect. I think at least in the mean time that something up and running is better than nothing at all. I think that this si a good choice and should not have any effect on the project that you are presuingotten 35cmYEs I know southern Ontario really got a blast!  Here in Ottawa, all the hot air from the politicians helps push these bad weather fronts a bit to the south....sorry New York!  But we sent a few Canadian Hydro Workers down to the states to help restore power.  Aren't we a bunch of nice guys?  Guess we're getting well paid for it though.  Only about 15cm here.I am trudging along with PBBS and BYE.  So far, it crashes my system regularly.  Will be seeing Ian Cottrell on Thursday, I hope...maybe urse, means having somebody available who can call me...that tends to cause a few delays.  I am having difficulty with the TIME interface but I think I have found the cause.  I hope to test that further this weekend.I have compiled all the changes I think I need to PBBS but am not in a position to test it until I have all the wrinkles out of BYE.  Once I have PBBS running, security will be the next project to tackle.  In PBBS, the user actually RUNS the CP/M system of the BBS when in the file area....thatible to get the program and it's related parts together sometime early? In the New Year??? I understand your situation with Ron and finding the time to get the time to go over to his place when he's available too, can make your time a little valuable. I have been speaking with Mark Gordon, or shall I say I will speak with Mark at some point over the weekend to find out the situation with "BABY"(harddrive) at which point I shall communicate with you about my situation and when "BABY" is expected back...... b * Origin: Home of Ron Mitchell and Guy Cousineau (1:163/411)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Michael Hurst              Message #:  538    From:  Guy Cousineau              Submitted:  14 Dec 92 14:19:00   Subject:  Help Buried Alive!!!          Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamIn a message to Guy Cousineou <11 Dec 92 11:32> Michael Hurst wrote: MH> Guy; MH> So did you guys get as much snow as we did???? The snow MH> is unbelieveable as it happens we have already g for me.(PBBS)             I think that in the mean time that it will get me used to a bbs and it's functions and then when I get the system that you are working at then I will understand alot of what has been read thus far...about PBBS and other systems that I have researched thus far. It looks as if PBBS it the best thus far and the most effective for what I would like to do with a BBS. I hope that all is well and that we can get this all together as soon as Humanly possible(with in reason)....!!!!!! T¾ع,ًف~ف¾ع,ًف~*ے‎ف^فVفNفFح{ٌآ&ًي[ے‎فs!فr"'!ش‎4ف^!فV".&ثF HثV *‏:ط‎·(حTًحSً(ف~!ئفw!ف~"خفw"ؤأ†ïص‎ل‎^‎V‎N‎F‎لفلل¯ة‎لفللة‎لفلل>·ة‎هإه!çَ~‎¾ #‎#ُ¯لء‎لة>÷و7هصإُ~‏(¾ #َءٌ0#~‏ ء‏ ءرل¯ةءرل>·ةفهصه*‎‎¯<2×‎#هفلف~و‏(ëلهص‏(ي،(ِل:×‎‏ سل>·~‏ل ôف~وG¯:×‎ررفلة‎ههف~و‏(‏0!
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You may want to go back and read up on someomething like this aid you with your work? or hinder you? i take it this is for the lingrel rs232 NOT the MI. if your interested,i could fire off a copy to you with the letter i owe you.... ___ * CRR QWK 1.40- *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Vortex - Sacramento, CA (1:203/726)=-=-=-=-=-=-=6ف6ف6ي[ے‎فs!فr"!ش‎6ف~*ے‎ف^فVفNفFح{ٌآ&ًه‎ل‎~وفwف6ف6ف6 ح5ًآ&ًف~!ئفw!ف~"خفw"!ش‎4&Kف4ف~ ف¾ع,ًف~ف¾ع,ًف~فhanks Again For The Following: Patience Persitance Faith In ADAM Faith In Me(Very important!!!) Your Abilitys in CPM TDOS!!! And the willingness to help others........ Michael Hurst 888 DUPONT 12171992 07:32--- Maximus 2.00 * Origin: Marantha BBS (1:250/718)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Guy Cousineau              Message #:  35    From:  Bart Lynch                 Submitted:  27 Dec 92 14:30:00   Subject:  Bye                           Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  Cج1 ×67 The holidays and the presidential innauguration are behind us, and we are off on another year of processing with the ADAM computer system.  I wonder what great new items of software and hardware will become available over these coming months. We have been working diligently to bring the E.C.A.U.G.  public domain Library List booklet up to date; and we should have it ready soon.  Don't forget to check Pg-2 in the AUGER each month, to see what new changes have been made.  The club library contains of my life......Guysounds like you've done quite a lot! don't know WHY you made a comment earlier about "lazy". i only wish *I* was this lazy! i asked around about BYE recently and our good friend ron collins pointed the way to CIS where he said something was there in regards bye and the adam. sure enough,there is a file,now in my possesion,called B5C-ADAM.INS which appears to be instructions on how to do the deed! it is 2K worth and seems to have comments in it with every line starting with a ";". would s of the articles later on! -Faye B.  Deere problems could arise...that part of the project should be only a minor annoyance.Will post other progress reports when I have significant accomplishments to report.Concerning reposts from Dec 6 to 9, I don't recall any vitally important messages to you or Jack Leamy during that period.  If I see anything in my logs I will report.Guy___ * CRR QWK 1.40+ *--- Maximus 2.01w of activity      regularly found on that means of communication.  All messages      were posted publicly and, as far as I am concerned, may be quoted      all or in part.  Editorial discretion should be judiciously      exercised on some of the more sensitive issues".  1.  HDMOD A    Chatter about hard drives in general  2.  PBBS  A    News on the development of a fine Bulletin                 board system which may soon be available                 on the ADAM.  3.  REPAIR A   A few exchanges onج1 ×72Beginning this month, the TDOS User's will be receiving their disks from Bart Lynch.  Please be aware that the tardiness of this disk is not his fault as I did not get the ANN disk for February in the mail to him until the 15th.    Bob Blair#################################################################Listed below are the program contained on DISK # 1, also called the FRONT SIDE:I.  From the Emerald Coast ADAM User's Group (ECAUG), compliments    of Norman and Faye Deere and their fine news     for many years and now we can help him by finding buyers       for the many items he has for sale listed in this file:  1.  BARYSALE  A  2.  BYE  A  Barry says goodby, and explains why the proposed              Trouble-shooting Guide idea has been dropped.     Plus I picked out one of his old articles to republish to     remind us of one of the many reasons why he will be missed.  2.  BADBLOCK A   Barry has something special for sale in this. -------------------------------------------------f the NIAD CP/M P.D. Library.  5.  B&A-REV   H - A review of Birthdays & Anniversaries by M.A.L.  6.  ADCA-REV  H - A review of ADAM's Calculator by M.A.L.  7.  SCSA-REV  H - A review of Screen Saver by W.S.C.  8.  POST-REV  H - A review of Post-It! by W.S.C. -----------------------------------------------------------------III.  Guy Cousineau says;  "the following files were captured      from the FidoNet ADAM International Echo.  They have been      reproduced in whole in order to indicate the typeb * Origin: Home of Ron Mitchell and Guy Cousineau (1:163/411)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Michael Hurst              Message #:  538    From:  Guy Cousineau              Submitted:  14 Dec 92 14:19:00   Subject:  Help Buried Alive!!!          Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamIn a message to Guy Cousineou <11 Dec 92 11:32> Michael Hurst wrote: MH> Guy; MH> So did you guys get as much snow as we did???? The snow MH> is unbelieveable as it happens we have already g ADAM repairs.  4.  TDOS  A    General questions about TDOS software                 compatibility, etc.  5.  UKECHO A   Finally, the ADAM echo is available in the                 UK.  See how we got it there....      Plus I captured one of Guy's ADAM Echo messages that I       thought might interest you: -----------------------------------------------------------------IV.   Our good friend, Barry Wilson is selling his ADAM hardware      and software.  He has labored long and hard for all of us  letter, AUGER    come:   1.  WHAPPPNG9  A       2.  PRESSAYS   A   3.  WDPRO3SW   A   4.  THINGS293  A   5.  SBAS2/93   A -----------------------------------------------------------------II.  Jim Notini of NIAD sent us the following excellent new      program reviews and PD listings:  1.  APG-REV   H - A review of ADAM Programmer's Guide by M.A.L.  2.  ADV-PROG  H - A programmer's tutorial by Scott Gordon.  3.  BEBA-REV  H - A review of Beat the Bandit by M.A.L.  4.  NIAD-CPM  H - A listing o--------------- and finding the time to get the time to go over to his place when he's available too, can make your time a little valuable. I have been speaking with Mark Gordon, or shall I say I will speak with Mark at some point over the weekend to find out the situation with "BABY"(harddrive) at which point I shall communicate with you about my situation and when "BABY" is expected back...... o answer your question at least in the repair dept.....look no further than Computer Classics. Dan Elliot does a fine and FAST repair job. he includes an itemized reciept with the repairs. and he has even done the odd clean up or touch up over and above the repair itself. barry wilson and patricia herrington here can both confirm that Dan is quite possibly the best! write to him for prices (he's really reasonable!) at the following... Computer Classics Route 1,Box 117 Cabool,MO 65689 don't forget the SASE!!ج1 ×71      To:  David Cobley               Message #:  488    From:  Barry Wilson               Submitted:  10 Dec 92 17:52:00   Subject:  Dan Elliott                   Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamDavid, just got my 320 K drive back from Dan along with a note about your sending disk drive to him, He says about sending only the disk drive logic board in for repairs from Canada ..... Thats fine with me. My service charge of $25.00 PLUS parts & shipping will stil     for many years and now we can help him by finding buyers       for the many items he has for sale listed in this file:  1.  BARYSALE  A  2.  BYE  A  Barry says goodby, and explains why the proposed              Trouble-shooting Guide idea has been dropped.     Plus I picked out one of his old articles to republish to     remind us of one of the many reasons why he will be missed.  2.  BADBLOCK A   Barry has something special for sale in this. -------------------------------------------------lennium's Adam Users * O'Fallon, MO. * (1:100/480)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Craig Palme                Message #:  65    From:  Bart Lynch                 Submitted:  23 Dec 92 22:37:00   Subject:  adam repairs                  Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamIn a message to Guy Cousineau <27 Oct 92 14:16> Craig Palme wrote: hello,craig and welcome to the echo. i must have missed your initial logon. sorry,but the west coast has been out of the loop for a while. t     I have deceided that untill PBBS is available I will run his BBS that he is using modified for use as the NEW==CANADA==BBS, which means that I will be running something as soon as it is possible, the only things that i must do upon receiving it is under VDE change title screens and message base titles, ect. I think at least in the mean time that something up and running is better than nothing at all. I think that this si a good choice and should not have any effect on the project that you are presuing p.s. it's good to see tony's corner active in adam! tony's was one of the very FIRST bulletin boards to carry the adam echo,low those many years ago!--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Vortex - Sacramento, CA (1:203/726)=-=-=-=-=-=-=M Echo messages that I       thought might interest you: -----------------------------------------------------------------IV.   Our good friend, Barry Wilson is selling his ADAM hardware      and software.  He has labored long and hard for all of us  l apply, regardless of whether the whole drive is sent in for repairs or just part of it.        So that answer is yes, just send the logic board. Since DAN ONLY charges (in my personal experience) his ACTuAL shipping costs, the shipping back to you would also be less.    Unlike a certain chap in Texas you has a set shipping charge which (to me) always seemed to be in excess of the actual costs.    Let me know if yu need anything else.] Best from Barry Keep in Touch--- WM v2.05/92-0495 * Origin: Milج1 ×67SMARTBASIC WORKSHOP When you BOOT the SmartBASIC tape that you got with the ADAM computer, just as it came from the factory, you get a plain, black screen with white characters.  I wasn't happy with the screen colors, so I set out to find a way to change what I had to work with.  Since then, I have found a program to permanently change my SmartBASIC program.  This way, every time I BOOT the SmartBASIC program, it does what I want it to, just the way I want it done. I discovered that you could cha     for many years and now we can help him by finding buyers       for the many items he has for sale listed in this file:  1.  BARYSALE  A  2.  BYE  A  Barry says goodby, and explains why the proposed              Trouble-shooting Guide idea has been dropped.     Plus I picked out one of his old articles to republish to     remind us of one of the many reasons why he will be missed.  2.  BADBLOCK A   Barry has something special for sale in this. -------------------------------------------------,31 <RETURN>.  After again typing TEXT <RETURN>, you should have a white working area with blue borders at the top and bottom of your screen.  When you type a command, you will notice that the characters are black on the white background.  Note, also, that these two commands will not take effect UNTIL you type TEXT <RETURN>.  There are a few other commands that work like this, but the majority take effect immediately. Now re-BOOT your SmartBASIC tape.  Note that you again have a black screen with white chvid, be advised that he has recently moved to the above address. David says he is currently carrying all of the Sound Potentials CP/M volumes, and hopes to add others in the near future.  Each volume is $10 per disk, including shipping and handling.  Let him know what format your disks are (160K, 320K, 720K); as the more your disk stores, the less the CP/M files will cost you.  He will also send you a disk containing the names of all the CP/M files in his library for $10 a disk.  Again, let him know your red an ECAUG Public Domain Library volume from Book A or B, the SmartBASIC on it contains all the permanent changes that I use.  Next month I will tell you all about them. -Faye B.  Deere M Echo messages that I       thought might interest you: -----------------------------------------------------------------IV.   Our good friend, Barry Wilson is selling his ADAM hardware      and software.  He has labored long and hard for all of us  nge the colors you work with by changing the value of an address in the SmartBASIC program.  To do this, you simply BOOT SmartBASIC and then type POKE 17059,5 and press <RETURN>.  This POKE changes the color of your background in the TEXT mode.  If you are using the "plain vanilla" version of SmartBASIC and want to experiment, BOOT the BASIC program and type this POKE on the black screen.  Now type TEXT <RETURN>.  You will notice that the top and bottom of your screen have turned blue. Now type POKE 17115ج1 ×67THINGS I THOUGHT YOU MIGHT LIKE TO KNOW Richard Brewster tells me that Sound Potentials is no longer providing CP/M Public Domain Volumes as of January 1, 1993.  Richard was performing this service in his spare time, and felt there were not enough orders to warrent continuing the business. However, David McGlone of Lambda Software Publishers, 149 W.  Hilliard Lane, Eugene, OR 97404-3057, (503) 688-3563, has picked up where Richard left off.  If you have a California address or phone number for Daaracters.  The POKEs you typed in only changed the working area temporarily.  To make these changes permanent and have them appear as soon as you BOOT the BASIC program, you must use a special program.  The program I use to change the value of an address (POKE an ADDRESS) is called EZAddress, and was donated to the Public Domain by it's author, Solomon Swift.  There are one or two others, but this is the one I find the easiest to use.  This PD program is in our library on Volume U22. If you have ever ordeformat; and while you're at it, ask about Z-LETTER, the newsletter that David publishes. I understand that someone has recently entered a new version of VDE into the Public Domain called ZDE.COM.  Richard Brewster says this version has many advantages over the last version of VDE.  If anyone can send us a copy, we would appreciate it; as we would like to incluce it in our PD Library. If you are interested in a modem, Terry Fowler of ADAM's House, 1829-1 County Road 130, Rt.  2 Box 2756, Pearland, TX 775tag"  of  ADAM.  It  is also  listed  in  the  official  FidoNet EchoList. The moderator's name is James Young who can be  reached via netmail at FidoNet address 1:3608/1 or by calling "221B Baker Street" BBS at 0101-904-871-6536. His mailing address is 848 West Street, Panama City, Florida 32404 and his voice telephone number is 0101-904-871-6532. The ADAM, built by COLECO in America, is  a somewhat unique computer in that its master Z80 CPU talks to  its vast  ammount  of peripheral devices via  their  68r this.  The first option displays a different color every 5 to 10 seconds, and the second completely blanks out the screen.  Both options allow you to BOOT a cartridge by pressing ESCAPE.  -Faye B.  Deere M Echo messages that I       thought might interest you: -----------------------------------------------------------------IV.   Our good friend, Barry Wilson is selling his ADAM hardware      and software.  He has labored long and hard for all of us  usineau  and  Tony  Moorhen  in Canada).  These  include HARD DRIVES, FLOPPY DISK DRIVES  of  any format  from 160k to 1.44mb using 5.25" and 3.5" diskette  types, BANK  SWITCHING of any RAM card from 64k to 2mb which allows  the use  of RAM DRIVE capability. I run the only ADAM users group  in England and although the CPM-TECH Echo holds many an  interesting conversation  for  us,  we  would dearly  love  to  see  what  is happening  on the Adam Echo if only someone would  step  foreward with  the wherewitج1 ×78      To:  All                        Message #:  66    From:  Keith Marner               Submitted:  21 Dec 92 22:58:00   Subject:  new echo                      Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  CpmtechWould anyone be interested in carrying an echo, long  established in  America, but is yet to make its way over to England. This  is the  Adam  FidoNet  EchoMail Conference. It  is  carried  on  the FidoNet  "Backbone"  distribution system and  uses  the  EchoMail "81-9503, (800) 999- 5040, still has some in stock.  The ADAMLink modem, complete with cable and start-up software is $49.95 plus shipping.  Many local BBS's make it possible for you to connect with members of the ADAM world all over the United States and Canada.  It's a great way to trade information. Walter's Software Co.  recently came out with a SCREEN SAVER for the ADAM that Terry is selling for $9.95 on disk or $10.95 on datapack.  The SCREEN SAVER will prevent screen burn and provides two options fo01  processors which  are  slave devices to the Z80. This allows the Z80  to  go about its own business having issued tasks to the slaves  (psuedo multi-tasking). Being a Z80A based computer, the ADAM can utilise the many CP/M 2.2 compatible applications available to other  Z80 machines.  Its  enhanced CP/M operating system  is  called  T-DOS which  is a complete re- write of the old CP/M 2.2 BIOS  to  allow the ADAM to use many devices not available for some of the  other CP/M  machines  (thanks  to Guy Co     for many years and now we can help him by finding buyers       for the many items he has for sale listed in this file:  1.  BARYSALE  A  2.  BYE  A  Barry says goodby, and explains why the proposed              Trouble-shooting Guide idea has been dropped.     Plus I picked out one of his old articles to republish to     remind us of one of the many reasons why he will be missed.  2.  BADBLOCK A   Barry has something special for sale in this. -------------------------------------------------hall. I am sure our group would be  willing  to contribute financially if it means we can get closer to the  Adam Action.  Can anyone in England help? Guy, if you  are  listening, you are more qualified to explain the technicalities of my  above attempt. Sorry if I have sold the ADAM short and I would  welcome any input by you or others.==== Keith ==== --- GEcho 1.00/beta+ * Origin: Infotel BBS - Redhill, UK HST DS+ [+44-737-766027] (2:252/206)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Guy Cousineau              Messageplication.  Trans-Atlantic phone costs are significantly more than the charges that we have to pay in North America, and keeping on topic will help minimize these for our Adam friends in the UK.--- QuickBBS 2.76 (Beta-14) * Origin: 221B Baker Street * Panama City FL * 904-871-6536 (1:3608/1)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Keith Marner               Message #:  38    From:  Guy Cousineau              Submitted:  23 Dec 92 21:40:00   Subject:  new echo                      Status:  Public Received:  Yes    it's available from you! Would it be possible for me to get it from you, or is there somwhere in Zone 2 from which I could areafix it?Also could you plase give me the avarage mount of mail that's posted?Cheers, Bob Garbutt=====End Quote=====Bob Garbutt operates FidoNet 2:252/206, "Infotel", in Redhill, UK.--- QuickBBS 2.76 (Beta-14) * Origin: 221B Baker Street * Panama City FL * 904-871-6536 (1:3608/1)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  All                        Message #:  90    From:  James Young  OS.  These two feature the other advanced features like data stamping, command recall, command editing, built-in copy command, faster batch file processing, multiple commands, etc.I noticed, when downloading today's mail, that James Young has posted a message on the ADAm echo concerning your endeavours....Depending on the content, I may re-post part of it here.  I know James has lost his link to the CPMTECH echo.....Best wishes for the Holiday season!Have a happy, prosperous, and ADAM ECHO FILLED new to be a trial of about a month, I've been asked by the UK Adam support to see if I can get the echo, if enough people are prepared to take it they may finance the cost of me polling for it!Cheers Bob=====End Quoted Message=====I hope that the Adam folks in the UK can stir up enough interest in the echo to make it feasible to finance Bob's picking it up.This is a good time to remind everyone that we need to be a little more careful now about staying on topic (Adam) and try to avoid any unnecessary du #:  88    From:  James Young                Submitted:  22 Dec 92 09:24:00   Subject:  UK Support                    Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamGuy, I received the following message from the UK last night and have already sent a reply.  Maybe things will work out!=====Begin Quote=====Date: 12-22-92  08:16 From: Bob Garbutt To:   James Young Subj: Adam echo!Hi there,I've been asked by the UK Adam support if I could take the Adam echo, I understand that                         Group:  CpmtechI read your recent message with interest.  I sure hope you find someone who is willing to import the echo to your side of the pond...that's half the battle.As far as the content of your message, you did an excellent job of praising the ADAM computer.  As to software developments, your description of T-DOS falls just a bit short.  Not only is it a re-write of the BIOS (which is where you get the power to talk to other devices), it is also a rewrite of the CCP and BD              Submitted:  22 Dec 92 19:38:00   Subject:  Trial Link to the UK          Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamHere's part of Bob's reply:=====Begin Quote===== Date: 12-22-92  15:00 From: Bob Garbutt To:   James Young Subj: Adam echo!Hi James!Answering a msg of <22 Dec 92>, from James Young to Bob Garbutt:Thanks for the offer of letting me poll for the Adam echo, I would like to be able to poll for it say a couple of times a week......I intend this year!Guyp.s.  do you write computer programs or programmes?___ * CRR QWK 1.40+ *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Home of Ron Mitchell and Guy Cousineau (1:163/411)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Keith Marner               Message #:  39    From:  Guy Cousineau              Submitted:  23 Dec 92 21:44:00   Subject:  Adam Echo in UK               Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  CpmtechWell my friend, it looks like you will soon be in business!  James young (moderator) 9:00   Subject:  Testing                       Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamHi All!I hope you don't mind this little test message, I'm importing this echo to the UK and would like to say Hi to everyone.I would also like to wish you a Happy Christmas and all the best for the New Year.Cheers Bob--- GEcho 1.00/beta+ * Origin: Infotel BBS - Redhill, UK, HST DS+ [44+737-766027] (2:252/206)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  James Young                Message #:  44 ECH echo....not bad for just 40 odd users...believe me some of us are ODD...but then you were at ACIV and you know for a fact.......Guy___ * CRR QWK 1.40+ *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Home of Ron Mitchell and Guy Cousineau (1:163/411)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  James Young                Message #:  50    From:  Guy Cousineau              Submitted:  23 Dec 92 21:42:00   Subject:  UK Support                    Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamThanks for your h JY> Hi there, JY> I've been asked by the UK Adam support JY> if I could take the Adam echo, Ioh,jim you have at least ONE adam owner dancing with glee!! this will be just terrific if we can get great britain online here. keith marner is just a swell human being with a great sideways sense of humor. and as he is president of the ONLY UK user group,this will help get info from the north american continent over the pond. when i talked to keith last year, he said that their weren't too many modem users in today.  I am sure he also appreciates all your efforts.Best wishes for the holiday season!p.s. I liked your tree.  I have seen 3 or 4 on BBS lately, yours is the prettiest.  If only Pat Herrington cold export one of her PowerPaint trees through the Adam Echo :-)Guy___ * CRR QWK 1.40+ *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Home of Ron Mitchell and Guy Cousineau (1:163/411)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  All                        Message #:  70    From:  Bob Garbutt                Submitted:  24 Dec 92 15:1tells me that Bob Garbutt will be polling the ADAM echo on a trial basis for a few weeks.  Now the ball is in our court.1 I hope there will be enough local interest to help defray the transatlantic connect charges related to the import.2 James has reminded us to stay on topic (and almost hinted to be brief) to help cut down on the volume and related costs.  Don't worry, we will never sacrifice QUALITY for the sake of QUANTITY.For your info, the ADAM echo generates just a bit less traffic than the CPMT   From:  Bart Lynch                 Submitted:  25 Dec 92 11:44:00   Subject:  UK Support                    Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamIn a message to Guy Cousineau <22 Dec 92 09:24> James Young wrote: JY> Guy, I received the following message from the UK last JY> night and have already sent a reply.  Maybe things will JY> work out! JY> =====Begin Quote===== JY> Date: 12-22-92  08:16 JY> From: Bob Garbutt JY> To:   James Young JY> Subj: Adam echo!elp in getting ADAM out to the UK.  I am very happy to see that Bob Garbutt appears interested in picking it up for us.  He is very active on the CP/M echo and am sure he will make a good ambassador.On another note, Keith Marner has just posted a one page PLEA for someone in the UK to pick up the echo...I wonder if Bob's message is related to that plea or another.....regardless, we are making progress.  I mentioned to Keith that you were doing something as I say your subject line while downloading my mail his group. once they see what's up on this echo,perhaps it'll change their minds!!oh boy,oh boy,oh boy.... ___ * CRR QWK 1.40- *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Vortex - Sacramento, CA (1:203/726)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Guy Cousineau              Message #:  74    From:  Bob Garbutt                Submitted:  25 Dec 92 21:30:00   Subject:  Adam Echo in UK               Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  CpmtechHi Guy!23 Dec 92, Guy Cousineau writes to Keith Marnes.Welcome aboard!  Please feel free to jump into any thread that interests you....treat this like a conversation.Ames, Peter                  FL Blair, Bob              North Port FL Blenkle, Joe            Sacramento CA Boyce, Russell          Newport VT Brito, Lani             Orlando FL Bueltmann, Don          St Louis MO Carter, Syd               ON Cobley, David           Qualicum Beach BC Collins, Ron            Akron OH Cousineau, Guy          Ottawa ON Desmet, Terry           Duffy, Jim          BBS - Redhill, UK, HST DS+ [44+737-766027] (2:252/206)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Bob Garbutt                Message #:  94    From:  Guy Cousineau              Submitted:  26 Dec 92 00:00:00   Subject:  Testing                       Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamIn a message to All <24 Dec 92 15:19> Bob Garbutt wrote: BG> Hi All! BG> I hope you don't mind this little test message, I'm BG> importing this echo to the UK and would like to say Hi to BG> every             Washington DC Miller, Gary            Mitchell, Ron           Ottawa ON Moody, Terry            Fulton NY Notini, Jim             Chicago IL Ostler, Mel             Las Cruces NM Proctor, Steve          Sacramento CA Remillard, William      St Louis MO Stroud, Bob             Victoria BC Vetter, Chris           Villio, John            Wick, Neil              Wilson, Barry           St Louis MO Young, James (moderator)Panama City FLalso Ena Greenshields     Loran Guyaz     Craig Palme     L               Message #:  97    From:  Guy Cousineau              Submitted:  26 Dec 92 00:00:00   Subject:  Who is Here?                  Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamJust in case you are wondering, following is a list of people who have been heard from at least once on this echo.  I have added a few at the bottom...must update my list again soon.  We may also be hearing from a Users group in Winnipeg Manitoba who have been experiencing problems similar to yourr: GC> Well my friend, it looks like you will soon be in GC> business!  James young (moderator) tells me that Bob GC> Garbutt will be polling the ADAM echo on a trial basis GC> for a few weeks.  Now the ball is in our court.I polled for the first time on Christmas eve, it was nice to see you're active on both areas!Anyway, would just like to wish all who read this echo, all the best for what's left of Christmas and all the best for the Newa Year.Cheers Bob--- GEcho 1.00/beta+ * Origin: Infotel     St Louis MO Eiseman, Nat            Washington DC Fitzgerald, Al          Fuller, Greg            Fulton NY Gibson, J'Aime Green, Roy              Herrington, Patricia    Orlando FL Hurst, Michael          Toronto ON Jones, Richard Kee, Bill               Bartlett TN Keltner, Allen          South Bend IN Leamy, Jack             Rexdale ON Liss, Mitchell          Kissimmee FL Lynch, Bart             Seattle WA Major, Steve            Newport VT Mason, Herman Jr.       Meier, Steve            Mendez, Joeone.Season's Greetings; and a happy, healthy, and prosperous new year to you and yours.Sounds like you have a great connection...I downloaded yours of 15:19 at around 21:00 on December 24!  I will probably be uploading this reply on Monday (if I recover from the parties)...wonder if will travel as quickly?Thanks for bringing UK ADAM users closer to us....Guy___ * CRR QWK 1.40+ *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Home of Ron Mitchell and Guy Cousineau (1:163/411)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Keith Marneren Platt     Raymond Sherrodany others?Guy___ * CRR QWK 1.40+ *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Home of Ron Mitchell and Guy Cousineau (1:163/411)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Bart Lynch                 Message #:  103    From:  James Young                Submitted:  26 Dec 92 10:39:00   Subject:  Re: UK Support                Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamBL> oh,jim you have at least ONE adam owner dancing with glee!! BL> this will be just terrific if we cahe USA for  the echo in order to attract interest from the UK  ADAM SUBSCRIBERS. If interest is high, he will continue with  the service. Although our next Journal will not be due out until the  end  of January 1993, I will be contacting  each  modem user to give them advance news of this breakthrough. I will, of  course,  be promoting this BBS in our next  journal  and will be offering 2400 baud modems at a great price for those who  are  considering  this purchase as I  have  managed  to negotiate a good ue to pick up the echo.--- QuickBBS 2.76 (Beta-14) * Origin: ADAM FidoNet Conference Moderator * Panama City FL (1:3608/2)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Bob Garbutt                Message #:  37    From:  David Cobley               Submitted:  25 Dec 92 12:01:00   Subject:  Testing.                      Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamBob...your (24-12-92 15:19) test message arrived on Vancouver Island on Christmas morning. What an omen!. So Keith Marner has finall at  weekends)  for details of you nearest Micro Innovations dealer. That's  all for now as I must contact a few people before the  Christmas spirit takes over. Long Live Adam. === Keith === Now to contact a few people before the Christmas spirit takes over --- GEcho 1.00/beta+ * Origin: Infotel BBS - Redhill, UK, HST DS+ [+44-737-766027] (2:252/206)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Guy Cousineau              Message #:  51    From:  Bart Lynch                 Submitted:  27 Dec 92 14:26:00   Subject:  Testinssage #:  47    From:  Keith Marner               Submitted:  24 Dec 92 18:54:00   Subject:  new user                      Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamPrepared following message using VDE266 so bear with me if it gets screwed up Greetings  and Merry Christmas to all who read this - I  bet you thought the ADAM Echo would never reach England, well it has  and  largely  due to the efforts of  Bob  Garbutt,  the INFOTEL sysop. For a Christmas present, he will pole tn get great britain online BL> here.Our thanks should go to Bob Garbutt in the U.K.!  During our initial exchange of messages, Bob said that he would pick up mail from my main system twice a week or so and that his first pickup would be on December 25th.  I see from my logs that he did indeed pick up a nice bundle of Adam messages on the 25th (it was the 25th by U.K. time but still late on Christmas Eve here).  I hope that this trial works out and that Bob can get the support he needs to be able to contindeal with a company in Scotland. Along with this is the news from Micro Innovations that their products, and especially the MIB3 card which carries a modem port, are available  at prices you probably will never see again.  All you  USA and Canadian ADAM owners, please check  out  Adam's House  (800-999-5040),  NIAD (312-775-0409),  ADAM  Services (416-783-0316) and Adamlink of UTAH (801-484-5114) for great deals or log onto the Micro Innovations BBS on 0101-703-264- 3908  (6:30pm - 6:30am Mon-Fri & 24 hoursy persuaded someone to access the ADAM Echo in the UK. Good for him and a million thanks to you. It will be nice to have contact with Keith directly on our own ADAM Echo instead of via the CPM-Tech echo where ADAM is a little off subject. Hope you and yours had a merry Christmas and best wishes for 1993. Keep up the good work. Certainly appreciate it.  Cheers....David. --- GEcho 1.00/beta+ * Origin: Shangri-La BBS   Qualicum Beach, B.C.  (1:351/621)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  All                        Meg                       Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamIn a message to Bob Garbutt <26 Dec 92 00:00> Guy Cousineau wrote: > BG> Hi All! > BG> I hope you don't mind this little test message, I'm > BG> importing this echo to the UK and would like to say Hi to > BG> everyone.guy,thanks for quoting this back to bob. i did NOT see it on this end. or wait...maybe i WILL see it a bit later down the pike! hadn't thought of that. at any rate,thanks for quoting it. it,hello!! good to "see" you here,my friend. i know it's taken a long time but i think you'll quickly see that it's all been worthwhile!!i probably won't be in town to see your adam echo debut. so it may take a bit of time for me to catch up. going out of town on business but will be back soon and in the thick of things.so tell us...what's going on with UKAS?? ___ * CRR QWK 1.40- *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Vortex - Sacramento, CA (1:203/726)=-=-=-=-=-=-= JY> Our thanks should go to Bob Garbutt in JY> the U.K.!  then i will try to remember to post a message to mr. garbutt and thank HIM as well. i'm sure that bob will have NO trouble getting reimbursment from the United Kingdom Adam Subscribers. they are a hard working and dedicated bunch,personified by keith marner. this man has spent countless pounds and time to keep the lines of communication going between the united states,canada and uk. this will certainly help him out tremendously!! ___ * CRR QWK 1you want to print(in- clude any spaces), press IV, then run the  HI- LITE under everything that you want to print; you press PRINT, and go from there.  If you make a mistake, use ESCAPE or HI-LITE ERASE.  Takes a little prac- tice, but you'll get it.  You may not use this much, but it nice to know about.   The other two choices are what you will use a lot. The IV, PRINT SCREEN, prints  just what you can see  on the  screen,  even though you may have  more in memory than is on  the screen.  This is handy ay really appreciate this. and i'm sure you will have NO trouble getting reimbursed from keith marner and his fantastic United Kingdom Adam Subscriber group! ___ * CRR QWK 1.40- *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Vortex - Sacramento, CA (1:203/726)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Keith Marner               Message #:  54    From:  Bart Lynch                 Submitted:  27 Dec 92 14:37:00   Subject:  welcome!                      Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  Adamhello,hello seems that after what seems like FOREVER,we are gonna get to see keith on this here echo!!cool.... ___ * CRR QWK 1.40- *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Vortex - Sacramento, CA (1:203/726)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  James Young                Message #:  52    From:  Bart Lynch                 Submitted:  27 Dec 92 14:32:00   Subject:  Re: UK Support                Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamIn a message to Bart Lynch <26 Dec 92 10:39> James Young wrote:ج1 ×68                ---------WORD PROCESSING---------   Let's go  back a little.  When you have everything on the screen just the way you want it, you can store  it (on tape or disk),  and you can print it out on the prin- ter (ADAM or dot- matrix),or both.   To print it, press  the  PRINT key at the upper right of the key board.  The  SmartKEYs  will give you a  choice of  III,  PRINT HI-LITE;  or IV, PRINT SCREEN; or V, PRINT WKSPACE.  For HI-LITE, you move the cursor to the first let- ter of what .40- *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Vortex - Sacramento, CA (1:203/726)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Bob Garbutt                Message #:  53    From:  Bart Lynch                 Submitted:  27 Dec 92 14:35:00   Subject:  thanks!                       Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  Adambob,i want to say thank you VERY much for your efforts to get the ADAM ECHO into UK!! even going so far as to call over here and picking it up from james young. we in the adam communitt times when you have some small items, and only want to print one of them, or print them  one  at a time.  Just  press the  PRINT key and press IV, then V (PRINT). Always follow your  SmartKEY direc- tions, and proceed accordingly.   The V, PRINT WK-SPACE, will do just that.  It prints  everything in  ADAM's  memory  at that time.  You will probably use this most.   We talked about  storing  your work, or printing it out.  If the information on the screen is some thing  that you know (or that you thinkwould be "ready to go".  It would be a little slower than the PowerMate versions of hard-drives by Micro-Innovations. The reason they have abandoned the development, is the inability to get some knowledgeable person to write the proper software for its use.  This would involve quite some interest, time, and exper- tise, by an ADAM devotee. The ADAMnet hard-drives would have been provided in 20 & 40 Meg versions.  The PowerMate versions are also supplied as 20 & 40 Meg models, but have not been fully commal, and the Data Pak stops, or the  light  on  the Disk Drive goes OUT; it will then have completed the storage.                          -----NJD this echo to the UK and would like to say Hi to > BG> everyone.guy,thanks for quoting this back to bob. i did NOT see it on this end. or wait...maybe i WILL see it a bit later down the pike! hadn't thought of that. at any rate,thanks for quoting it. itour hard-drive is "auto-booted" when ADAM's power is turned ON.  Using the #1 slot requires the use of provided software to bring your hard-drive on-line. These are high quality units, cooled by a quiet fan.  They can transfer data to and from your ADAMnet disk drives, or your data (tape) drives; and they are FAST! -----NJD --------------------------------- WRITER,  which  is ADAM's Word Processor.)   ADAM  will  tell you  what  is happening; and  when  the  screen goes back to norج1 ×67                ---------WHAT'S HAPPENING--------                --------------------------------- According to Terry Fowler, of ADAM's House, we have some GOOD & BAD news for ADAM computer users, from Micro-Innovations. We (I) have been waiting for a long time for news about the new ADAMnet HARD-drives.  These drives would be totally compatible with existing EOS software, and ADAM's ADAMnet ports.  You could plug this hard-drive into your console just like an ADAM or ADAMnet disk drive, and it ) you will want again, store it.  Beats  wishing  that you had it, at a  later date.  Press your STORE/GET  key (upper right), and follow the  SmartKEYs.  What  key you press, depends on what medium you are storing it on (tape/disk) at the  time.  Data Drive  #1, is "A";  Data Drive #2, is "B", Disk Drive #1, is "C".  (Disk Drive #2 is  Drive "D", but is not  recog- nized in  SmartWRITER,  which  is ADAM's Word Processor.)   ADAM  will  tell you  what  is happening; and  when  the  screen goes back to norpatible with the ADAMnet sys- tem, and must be connected by a flat cable attached to a board in one of the internal slots in the ADAM console.  Less convenient. However, now we have the GOOD news.  The PowerMate versions of the hard-drive have been modified so that EOS software does work properly on them.  The only dif- ference, is that you have to plug them into an interface card in either the #l, or #2 slot, inside the console; and connect them by a 40-wire flat ribbon cable. If you use the #2 slot, y seems that after what seems like FOREVER,we are gonna get to see keith on this here echo!!cool.... ___ * CRR QWK 1.40- *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Vortex - Sacramento, CA (1:203/726)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  James Young                Message #:  52    From:  Bart Lynch                 Submitted:  27 Dec 92 14:32:00   Subject:  Re: UK Support                Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamIn a message to Bart Lynch <26 Dec 92 10:39> James Young wrote:‚>ےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےقےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےADAM'S CALCULATORBy The Maine ADAM LibraryReviewed by Jim NotiniN.I.A.D. Newsletter - October 1992 Issue #91TYPE: PRODUCTIVITYRELEASED: MAY 1992PRICE: $8.25 DISKADAM's Calculator is a productivity package that has been     developed by Bob uch easier and faster   to use a regular calculator.                      SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSMEMORY : BASE ADAM SYSTEM WITH R80 REVISIONPRINTER: ADAM PRINTER AND OR DOT MATRIX PRINTERDRIVES : 1 OR MORE DISK DRIVES AND OR DIGITAL DATA DRIVES     OTHERS : NO OTHER REQUIREMENTSOPTIONS: HARD DISK DRIVESOFTWARE RATINGSGRAPHICS/SCREENS    : C+MUSIC/SOUND         : DINSTRUCTIONS        : AEASE OF USE         : B+VALUE FOR THE DOLLAR: COVERALL RATING: C-ll be ready to load the        program by inserting the disk and pulling the <COMPUTER       RESET>. A title screen is the first thing you will see        followed shortly thereafter by the graphic depiction of the   calculator.Once completely loaded, the program will await your           mathematical equations to be inputed via the keyboard. The    calculator's keys are color coded with the visual key         structure as follows:BLUE KEYS - Normal numeric keys from 0-9 and the ( . ) PURPLE KEY - Cleinted that allowed ADAM users to scroll the screen up 8 pixels. To myself, this program opened up a world of possibilities and opportunity in the realm of game       development. It was this fabulous program along with my persistent  interest and dedication that helped make my first leap from         SmartBASIC to machine language. I encourage others to do the same.Now, one year after my first jump into machine code, I am writing   my first game for a computer system. These last few months I have   been  very simple a straight forward         program. I do not see a real need for this program mainly     because it would end up taking much more time to turn on the  computer and boot the program than it would be to just take   out your trusty calculator. If this program were to be        incorporated into Appointment Book (also by the Maine ADAM    Library) and somehow be in memory at all times I would find   it more useful. Don't get me wrong, it is not a bad program   at all, just something that would be mSebelist of The Maine ADAM Library. ADAM's   Calculator is designed to be your so-called pocket calculator with a graphic depiction of a calculatordisplayed on screen. It's primary functions are addition,     subtraction, division and multiplication. Also included is:   square root, to the power of, percentages and hexa-decimal /  decimal equivalents.To start out you will want to read the SmartWRITER            documentation file contained on the media. Once you have read through the instructions you wi‚DےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےقےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےADVANCED PROGRAMMINGPart I: The Power of Scrolling the Screenby Scott Gordon of Micro InnovationsN.I.A.D. Newsletter - October 1992 Issue #91Back in September of '87 when Solomon Swift was printing 'Nibbles   and Bits newsletter', a program was prars the current memory by pressing "C" and <RETURN>  GREEN KEY - Is the equals key which is initiated by pressing  <RETURN>RED KEYS - All function keys (+ to add, - to subtract, x to   multiply, ^ to the power of, ~ square root, %  percentage and / to divide)YELLOW KEYS - Decimal or Hexadecimal initiated by pressing    either "D" or "H"Q - To quit the programAnother thing to remember is that no commas or spaces are     allowable due to SmartBASIC limitation when inputing data.ADAM's Calculator is aliving out a childhood fantasy which I have had since I was    five. I am happy to be here, overjoyed to be programming on what I  consider to be the best video game/computer system developed for    its time and excited to see how my software project is taking       shape.Why do I feel this way about the ADAM? Because the wizards at       Coleco dreamed BIG. The attitude during this time was vastly        different than it is now. These people were striving to capture the arcade experience on the home sced to all sorts of abrupt change. To        understand depends on one's desire and receptiveness towards        understanding.Let's begin with a talk about some of the chips included in your    ADAM computer. Two types of chips that your ADAM uses for memory    are RAM and ROM. The differences between the two are quite          significant.ROM stands for Read Only Memory, which is a 'fixed' memory chip     that can only be read from and not written to. SmartWRITER, which   loads into memory each time away would be like ripping out a   page of your life and bagging it for Tuesday pickup. There is an    opportunity here in this next series of articles which I would like to extend to you and others. If you have ever wanted to learn how   to make routines for a video game or simply desired to see how it   is done, now is your opportunity to learn!During this small series on scrolling the screen, I will be         supplying you with the raw material to get you started on your      entertainment software pich is directly programmable and a 16K of RAM     that is indirectly accessable. The 16K RAM is set aside for the     Video Display Processor (VDP). 64K, 128K, 256K, 1 and 2 Meg         expansion boards also contain RAM which can be programmed to store  large amounts of data. Even the Z-80 microprocessor, which we will  talk about later, contains a small amount of internal RAM for       itself which is used to store numbers.Another type of chip that found in the ADAM is the microprocessor,  a chip that elways do!One does not need to be a genius in computer programming to use     this series of articles. I will gear it more toward a general level so that everyone can participate and get something out of what's    printed. It would help if the reader has a general understanding of BASIC or programming of some kind, just to make relationships       between new and old material easier to connect. Don't underestimate yourself if this is your first time programming. Humans, throughout the centuries have adaptreen and more. By supporting their  ColecoVision with various attachments such as the Roller Controller and the Super Driving Module as well as expanding the little game   system into a fullfledged computer system, Coleco created a legacy  unmatched in the history of electronic games. I can only admire     these people who set and achieved such large goals during an early  time in the video game industry.So what am I saying by all of this? Hold on to your ADAM! Hold onto that dream machine!!! Tossing it that the ADAM is powered up is          contained on a ROM chip. In addition, your ADAM contains OS7        (Operating System 7) ROM which is used by cartridges and EOS        (Extended Operating System) ROM. The Master 6801 microprocessor,    which we will go into more detail later, contains a small amount of ROM. A cartridge is another example of ROM.RAM, which stands for Random Accesss Memory can be written to and   read from at the control of the programmer. Your ADAM is equipped   with 64K of RAM whrogramming. It is up to you to ignite the   desire and harness the interest which that will catapult you toward your goal. I would like to see many others make this 'leap' as      well.If at first you don't understand something, don't get discouraged.  Hang in there. Reread the material. If there are questions that you feel can only be answered by a technically oriented person, find    and approach that person or drop me a letter. I would be happy to   help. Even better, ask a father to help you out, I axecutes instructions stored in RAM. The Z-80           Microprocessor, which is the CPU (Central Processing Unit), is what comprises the 'brains' of the ADAM. Another microprocessor that is  found in the ADAM is the Master 6801 which talks to all of the      external devices (such as the tape drives, the disk drives, the     printer and the keyboard) through ADAMNET.For the purpose of this article, let's narrow our focus down to     just two chips, the Z-80 microprocessor and the VDP with its 16K of indiogramming due to additional subtractions from SmartBASIC (a picture file could use up as much as 12K of this space!).The VDP is a chip with its own set of instructions that is capable  of addressing up to 16K of RAM at one time. The data stored in this RAM is used to define the screen image, sprites and other things.   Additional memory is set aside to store data for its 9 registers.   The Video ROM (VROM) in the chip uses this information to determine the screen mode, offsets and other limitations. The complete listing of these instructions, pick up a copy of either the         Hacker's Guide to the ADAM Vol. I, Learning to Read with the ADAM   by Mel Oystler or the EZ Reference guides by Digital Express, each  available through most ADAM dealers. We will go into a more         detailed discussion about registers, addresses, bits and bytes in   our next article.The purpose of this next paragraph is to give you an idea how the   Z-80 talks to the Master 6801, to show you how much memory is eaten up by S you for what we will       delving into over the next following months. It is divided into 4   major parts: The Scroll Program, The Set Up for Down Scrolls, The   Set Up for Up Scrolls and Set Up and Execution. The Scroll Down 8   Pixels and the Scroll Up 8 Pixels programs utilize these four       important routines to create the scrolling effect. The three Set Up programs make it easier to add more features in a small amount of   memory. More Next Article!The Program10 LOMEM: 2800020 POKE 16149, 25, ultimately points to   the next file that must be loaded into memory. In most cases, it is called BASICPGM. Once again, the Z-80 commands the 6801 to go off   and load in the file. After the main program is loaded in, the Z-80 finishes executing the remainder of the Boot Block and jumps to the location that it points at, which is 256. Thus, SmartBASIC begins,  occupying addresses 102 to 27406 and using the EOS routines located from 54272 to 65535. In the end, the programmer is left with 17     1/2K for prrectly addressable RAM, both of which will be necessary to      understand before we write our scroll program.The Z-80 chip is an 8 bit microprocessor that runs at 4 megahertz   (4MHz) clock speed. This means that the Z-80 can execute about half a million instructions per second. The chip contains 158 predefined instructions and uses external RAM (64K) to store numbers. Some of  these instructions can perform math functions, others can read and  write numbers into registers and RAM locations, etc. For a four modes      which the VDP is capable of producing are: Graphics Mode 1 (Used in SmartBASIC for TEXT mode), Graphics Mode 2 (GR, HGR, HGR2 modes in  BASIC), Multicolor Mode and 40 column text mode. Since the VDP is a seperate chip, it is sent its data by the Z-80 through a port.In our next issue, we'll explain more about the Z-80 processor and  the VDP. We'll discuss Z-80 instructions and show you how to set up registers and execute machine language routines.The program below is designed to preparemartBASIC and why it is important to pursue machine language programming for the additional space that you will need. When       loading SmartBASIC into RAM, the Z-80 tells the Master 6801         microprocessor to go to a storage device and load in the Boot Block of the device. Meanwhile, Z-80 sits around and checks to see if the 6801 is done. When the Boot Block is finished loading into memory,  the Z-80 takes over and the Master 6801 waits for its next command. The Boot Block, which the Z-80 now executes5: POKE 16150, 25529 REM Simple Graphics Set Up30 HGR40 FOR X = 0 TO 159 STEP 350 HCOLOR = RND(1)*14+2: HPLOT O, X TO 255, X60 NEXT X91 REM Scroll Complete Program92 REM By Scott Gordon93 REM (C) Copyright 1992 Magic Vision94 REM This Program may be freely distributed as long95 REM as it is unaltered and intact.  If you would96 REM like to include these routines in your own programs 97 REM   please leave these REM statements (91-99) and give98 REM credit to the author's routines that are used.9one.Season's Greetings; and a happy, healthy, and prosperous new year to you and yours.Sounds like you have a great connection...I downloaded yours of 15:19 at around 21:00 on December 24!  I will probably be uploading this reply on Monday (if I recover from the parties)...wonder if will travel as quickly?Thanks for bringing UK ADAM users closer to us....Guy___ * CRR QWK 1.40+ *--- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: Home of Ron Mitchell and Guy Cousineau (1:163/411)=-=-=-=-=-=-=      To:  Keith Marner7, 62, 0, 50, 79220 DATA 107, 62, 61, 50, 82, 107, 195, 148, 107299 REM Set Up for Up Scrolls300 DATA 62, 0, 50, 16, 107, 62, 198, 50, 17, 107, 62, 214 310 DATA 50, 39, 107, 50, 69, 107, 62, 19, 50, 79, 107, 62320 DATA 60, 50, 82, 107, 195, 148, 107399 REM Set Up & Execution400 DATA 120, 50, 27, 107, 50, 58, 107, 121, 50, 43, 107 410 DATA   50, 73, 107, 122, 50, 18, 107, 50, 40, 107, 50420 DATA 70, 107, 123, 50, 24, 107, 124, 50, 55, 107, 195 430 DATA  15, 107499 DATA Scroll Down 8 Pixels500 DATA 6ist of the Maine ADAM Library is a new programming aid to SmartBASIC V1.0. Included within the pages are very useful functions for the ADAM       programmer, or programmer to be. It has been divided up into  six sections, rather than chapters, that contain excellent    information in guiding the programmer in producing better     quality programs. The subjects covered include: implementing  graphics and text on the HGR or HGR2 screen; making and using sequential and random access files; lists of POKEs, PEEKny time. Until next time!Scott Gordon12503 King's Lake DriveReston, VA  22091  From:  Guy Cousineau              Submitted:  26 Dec 92 00:00:00   Subject:  Testing                       Status:  Public Received:  Yes                            Group:  AdamIn a message to All <24 Dec 92 15:19> Bob Garbutt wrote: BG> Hi All! BG> I hope you don't mind this little test message, I'm BG> importing this echo to the UK and would like to say Hi to BG> every9 REM Thanks.100 DATA 62, 19, 214, 1, 245, 33, 0, 216, 1, 248, 0110 DATA 30, 8, 87, 197, 213, 229, 205, 26, 224, 225120 DATA 209, 193, 122, 198, 1, 87, 30, 0, 197, 213130 DATA 229, 205, 0, 224, 225, 209, 193, 122, 198, 31 140 DATA 87, 30, 8, 197, 213, 229, 205, 26, 224, 225150 DATA 209, 193, 122, 198, 1, 87, 30, 0, 205, 0, 224 160 DATA     241, 254, 0, 40, 3, 61, 24, 190, 201199 REM Set Up for Down Scrolls200 DATA 62, 19, 50, 16, 107, 62, 214, 50, 17, 107, 62 210 DATA     198, 50, 39, 107, 50, 69, 10‚>ےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےقےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےADAM PROGRAMMING MANUALby The Maine ADAM LibraryReviewed by Jim NotiniN.I.A.D. Newsletter - September 1992 Issue #90TYPE    : MANUAL & SOFTWARERELEASED: JULY 1992PRICE   : $15.95MEDIA   : BOOK & DISKThe ADAM Programming Manual by Bob Sebel2, 1, 50, 25, 107, 1, 0, 0, 17, 0, 1, 38, 31 510 DATA     205, 86, 107, 62, 0, 50, 25, 107, 201599 DATA Scroll Up 8 Pixels600 DATA 62, 1, 50, 25, 107, 1, 0, 0, 17, 0, 1, 38, 33 610 DATA     205, 117, 107, 62, 0, 50, 25, 107, 2012000 FOR X = 27407 TO 276182010 READ ML2020 POKE X, ML2030 NEXT X5000 REM To Scroll Down 8 Pixels simply CALL 275755010 REM To Scroll Up 8 Pixels simply CALL 27597If you have questions or comments about this series of articles,    please feel free to write me a letter at as,    and CALLs with explanations of their functions; the three     part series of the Ez-Reference Guides by Soloman Swift of    Digital Express which explain the functioning of the Z-80     machine language using decimal, hexa-decimal and mnemonic     listing format as well as a listing of addresses with brief   explanations that perform particular functions within the     ADAM's command table; a table of ASCII values; a short        glossary of terms and words used in conjunction with the      ADAM; and Ez-Reference Guides" by Digital    Express (Sol Swift). There are three of these guides for your examination and use. They explain the functioning of the Z80  machine language using the decimal / hexa-decimal / mnemonic  listing format. Guide three contains those addresses which    perform some function within ADAM's command table. It gives   short explanations of each of these functions and how to set  them up for execution.Section five is a complete 'Table of ASCII Values' and a      short description main for years, but combined        together along with the manual these programs give the new    and even not so new SmartBASIC V1.0 programmer a tremendous   advantage and head start.In section one are several program listings (SimplePAINTER    V1.1, Clip-Art Manager, SpriteDEMO, HACKER and GraphFONT),    which contain many very useful routines for screen display    and presentation. Most programs today are written to operate  in the HGR/HGR2 modes.  Listed within these programs are the  text routines h function described will be stripped down to try and help the reader see which DATA statements  go with which           functioning CALL. You can remove these functions from the     programs and insert them into your own programs since they    are all public domain. Being able to do this will alleviate   the necessity of becoming a machine language student. Making  use of what is readily available will help you to become the  programmer you always thought you could be. It will also help you in understandinor     SmartBASIC V1.0 only. It is set-up by address, with an        explanation of what each address provides to you as the user. Many addresses must have several companion addresses POKEd in order to get the desired effects. Be sure and read this       listing carefully as you explore ADAM's RAM. Exploration and  adventurous experimentation are excellent teachers. You can't hurt your ADAM by using these POKEs, but you can lock it up   and therefore have to re-boot the system.Section four contains the "finally an error code listing for SmartBASIC. Also  included with this 135 page manual is a 5 1/4" 160K Flippy    disk that contains an enhanced version of the SmartBASIC V1.0 interpreter as well as over 240K of public domain programs    which can be studied and picked apart and implemented into    one's own programs. All programs listed in the manual are     included on the disk along with numerous other. The majority  of the programs were written by Soloman Swift and have been   available in the public doof the ADAM numbering system. This is set-  up in a decimal / hexa-decimal / binary listing. Of little    use to most, but included anyway. The table contains the key  presses of ADAM and their respective display and numeric      listing for use in your own programs.Section six is a short glossary of terms and words used in    conjunction with the ADAM, an error code listing from the     "Basic Manual for ADAM", and a short telephone directory for  those numbers you like to keep handy by your ADAM.Eacand picture routines to help you accomplish the same excellent results, but in Basic programming.Section two features an excellent tutorial on making and      using sequential and random access files by Alan Neeley of    ADAMLink of Utah. As with section one, a program has been     included to provide the reader with a working example of what the articles are about. Examples which can be broken down and turned into whatever you may find a use for.Section three is a listing of popular POKEs and PEEKs fg what is happening with all those         programs that you already own. Much can be learned from just  being able to separate the different functions within a       program.While the author states that "this guide is meant more for    the novice", it is also the perfect quick reference guide for those of us who have been programming in SmartBASIC V1.0 for  many years. The guide is not meant to teach one how to        program in SmartBASIC, rather it is intended to provide those who have that beginners has been developed by Bob Sebelist of The Maine ADAM     Library. Birthdays & Anniversaries (B&A for short) allows for the creation of database records that contain a persons name  and address as well as a special date. B&A is fully SmartKEY  driven, supports either the ADAM Printer or a dot matrix      printer, and uses a high resolution graphics for it's entry   screen and text display.To start out you will want to read the SmartWRITER            documentation file contained on the media. Once you havethat proverbial next step up the ladder in       program quality, this is definitely the first place to start.SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR SOFTWAREMEMORY : BASE ADAM SYSTEM WITH R80 REVISIONPRINTER: ADAM PRINTER AND OR DOT MATRIX PRINTERDRIVES : 1 OR MORE DISK DRIVES AND OR DIGITAL DATA DRIVES     OTHERS : NO OTHER REQUIREMENTSOPTIONS: JOYSTICK, MEMORY EXPANDERMANUAL RATINGSPAGE LATOUT         : BLEGIBILITY          : B+INSTRUCTIONS        : AEASE OF READING     : AVALUE FOR THE DOLLAR: A+O    the bottom of the screen along with an information bar.       SmartKEY I and II allows for the user to increase or decrease respectively the month currently being worked on. SmartKEY    III is not currently implemented. SmartKEY IV allows for the  creation of a mailing label. SmartKEY V takes you into the    editor portion of B&A.Once you enter the editor, you will be asked if you want to   quit, change a record or add a record. A total of 13 records  is the maximum allowable for each month. After ch‚>ےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےقےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےBIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIESBy The Maine ADAM LibraryReviewed by Jim NotiniN.I.A.D. Newsletter - October 1992 Issue #91TYPE: PRODUCTIVITYRELEASED: JANUARY 1992PRICE: $8.25 DISKBirthdays & Anniversaries is a dedicated database program     that knowledge with a mass of routines,    etc., that will cut down drastically the amount of time it    takes to write programs.Overall, the ADAM Programmer's Manual is a fantastic bargain  when you consider everything that you receive: a 135 page     manual, an enhanced SmartBASIC V1.0, and over 50 of the best  public domain programs ever written for the ADAM. I, myself,  used to program quite a bit and after skimming through this   manual I couldn't believe how much I had forgotten. If you    want to take  read through the instructions you will be ready to load the        program by inserting the disk and pulling the <COMPUTER       RESET>. A title screen is the first thing you will see        followed shortly thereafter by the need to enter the month    and year you wish to work in. After this the main menu will   be displayed which allows for the loading of the B&A main     program, a display of the program credits or to quit to       SmartBASIC.Once B&A is loaded, a SmartKEY display will be provided atVERALL RATING: A loading SmartBASIC into RAM, the Z-80 tells the Master 6801         microprocessor to go to a storage device and load in the Boot Block of the device. Meanwhile, Z-80 sits around and checks to see if the 6801 is done. When the Boot Block is finished loading into memory,  the Z-80 takes over and the Master 6801 waits for its next command. The Boot Block, which the Z-80 now executesoosing       change or add the user will be prompted to enter in the first and last name, street address, apartment or suite number,     town or city name, state, zip code, reference name and the    birthday or anniversary of the person. This continues until   you decide to quit the entry of records. Once you quit back   to the main menu, an index of all the records for the month   will be displayed on the screen.Birthdays & Anniversaries is a very simple database program   which does not offer all the bnt release from   Bob Sebelist and the Maine ADAM Library. If you enjoy playing with Lady Luck, ADAM style, then this is the software for     you. Bandit is a collection of four games of chance that run  under SmartBASIC V1.0. Besides Bandit there are three public  domain games included, and a SmartWRITER "doc" file.Upon booting up the software you are greeted by a title       screen and are serenaded by a short melody while SmartBASIC,  and Bandit are loaded. The screen is then filled with an      excelA does not break any new grounds in       database programs for the ADAM but it is a nice little        program that some may find very useful.SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSMEMORY : BASE ADAM SYSTEM WITH R80 REVISIONPRINTER: ADAM PRINTER AND OR DOT MATRIX PRINTERDRIVES : 1 OR MORE DISK DRIVES AND OR DIGITAL DATA DRIVES     OTHERS : NO OTHER REQUIREMENTSOPTIONS: HARD DISK DRIVESOFTWARE RATINGSGRAPHICS/SCREENS    : A-MUSIC/SOUND         : C+INSTRUCTIONS        : BEASE OF USE         : AVALUE FOR THE Demons, oranges, bars, and bells spinning in the three slot machine display windows. SmartKEY VI is     used to exit the game, and return to SmartBASIC.At the beginning of Bandit your are instructed to "press any  key." This will start the fruit bars spinning in the three    display windows and give you an automatic win of $100.00 to   get you going. From then on it's win or lose till your $100   in gone. Each pull of the Bandit's arm gives you Vegas style  sound effects and a randomized mixture of fruits‚>ےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےقےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےBEAT THE BANDITby The Maine ADAM LibraryReviewed by Dale A. MillardN.I.A.D. Newsletter - October 1992 Issue #91TYPE    : ENTERTAINMENTRELEASED: APRIL 1992PRICE   : $6.00 THRU M.A.L.MEDIA   : DISKBeat The Bandit (Bandit for short) is a receells and whistles that are      provided in other ADAM compatible database programs. It does  not allow for any search or sort functions, special printing  formulas, etc. However, for the price it provides a very easy means to keep track of addresses and special dates while      providing all this information in a rather off beat manner    for a database program.Overall, I would not recommend it if you already have a       database program like SmartFILER or a CP/M compatible         database program. B&lent reproduction of a one-arm bandit (slot machine).    The bottom of the screen has the familiar SmartKEY display in which three of the keys are used. The amount of the bet       starts at 50 cents and with each press of SmartKEY I the bet  increases an additional 50 cents. The maximum allowed wager   is $10.00. To the right of SmartKEY I is the payoff window    which shows the amount of your winnings on a lucky pull of    the Bandit. Next is SmartKEY V which pulls Bandit's arm and   starts the cherrys, lOLLAR: B+OVERALL RATING: Bin the functioning of the Z80  machine language using the decimal / hexa-decimal / mnemonic  listing format. Guide three contains those addresses which    perform some function within ADAM's command table. It gives   short explanations of each of these functions and how to set  them up for execution.Section five is a complete 'Table of ASCII Values' and a      short description , bars,       bells, and Lucky 7s'. There are winners and losers with each  pull of the arm. In the center of the on screen one-arm       bandit is a box listing your remaining cash balance. If you   still have some money left, and wish to end the game then     press SmartKEY VI. You will then be instructed to insert the  game media back into the drive, and press any key. ADAM will  then ask you to enter your name. When your name has been      entered the drive unit will activate, and the screen will     di of games played, the number of wins, and losses.   After the scoreboard any key press will exit you to           SmartBASIC.The third game in the collection is BLACKJACK. After "run     BLACKJACK" is entered the game will start you off with        $500.00. You will asked to enter your wager, and the cards    will be dealt. The amount of the wager is entered with the    number keypad. The left fire button corrects an error in      wagering, and the right button enters your wager. The dealer  (ADAM) receie up. Exposed cards are moved in descending order from Kings to Aces and in           alternating suit colors (red-black-red-etc.) If one of the    seven columns becomes empty it can be only filled by a King.  The rest of the cards are dealt out three at a time into a    waste pile.Before you start the game you must have game controller       number 1  plugged in. This game uses only the controller for  input. At the start of the game you will be again greeted by  a title screen, and then asked to press .BLACKJACK is a pretty straight forward version of the game.   The game does not provide for splitting pairs or doubling     down on a 10 or 11 total as the real card game would.The fourth and final offering is KENO. "Run KENO" and the     game is started. There is no graphics or sound with this      game. There are instructions prompting you along the way. The game uses the keyboard for input. You as a player enter in 8  numbers from 1 to 80 inclusive. If any duplicate numbers are  entered ADAM will       There is no limit to the number of deals you may have. The    "#" button will move a card into the foundation starting with Aces. Cards placed into the foundation are in ascending order from Aces to Kings in the correct suit. The left fire button  on the controller will end that game. A screen will appear    showing the number of wins and losses along with prompt       asking if wish to end or continue. If you choose to end the   game the PATIENCE Scoreboard will appear showing your name,   the numbersplay the Bandit Scoreboard. The scoreboard lists the top   14 players and their totals. After viewing the scores you     press any key and exit into SmartBASIC.Once back into SmartBASIC, catalog the media, and type "brun  PATIENCE". This will load up what I think is the more         challenging game on the media. PATIENCE is a card game like   Solitaire. Cards are dealt in seven columns with one card in  column number 1 and seven cards in column number 7. Only the  last card in each column in turned facves two cards, one up, and one down. You are      dealt two cards face up. This game again uses controller      number 1 for play. There is no sound effects, but the         graphics on the cards are great. The dealer has to draw a     card on a total of 16 or less. You can either stay with the   cards you have by pressing the left fire button or draw a     card using the right fire button. Take as many cards you as   like provided you do not bust by totaling more than 21. Aces  are counted as one or eleventhe "*" button on the game controller. You will then be asked if you want           instructions yes/no. The instructions included explain the    game play pretty well. After you have answered yes/no, ADAM   will ask you to enter your name. The deck of cards will then  shuffled and the game begins. There is no sound during this   game, but the graphics for the card suits are good. The       numbers 1 to 7 on the key pad are used to move cards between  columns. The "*" button will deal out the cards in hand.tell you to input a new number. ADAM will   then pick 20 numbers of it's own. The computor will then      compare your choices to his, and then list out your correct   gue sses. You will then be asked if you want to play again or quit. A quit response will exit you into SmartBASIC.SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSMEMORY : BASE ADAM SYSTEM WITH R80 REVISIONPRINTER: ADAM PRINTER AND OR DOT MATRIX PRINTERDRIVES : 1 OR MORE DISK DRIVES AND OR DIGITAL DATA DRIVES     OTHERS : JOYSTICKOPTIONS: NONESOFTWARE RATINGSll stocks to make a profit.MODEM7.* Telecommunications Telecomunications program. See MADAM7 for ADAM  on CNDV VOL. #7.MODEM7MM.* Telecommunications Partially implemented Modem7 for ADAM. Use    MADAM7 for complete implementation.SD.* File Utility (Super Directory) Gives an expanded directory listing     including file size, space remaining, etc.SDDU.*SQZ.COM File Utility Squeezes files to save disk space. Must be unsqueezed  to use.UNERA19.COM Disk Utility Restores erased or deleted CP/M files provid‚LےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےقےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےN.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV PUBLIC DOMAIN LISTINGAlso for use with TDOS V4.xx by AJM SoftwareThis listing is broken down by volume #, program name, type of program or   file and a brief description. If you have any questions please feel free to contact uile Utility Finds strings in files or groups of files and         displays them on screen.FMAP.COM Disk Utility Maps file locations on disk showing blocks,           extentions and size of files.IOMAP.COM System Utility Provides a hex table / map on screen. LRUN20.COM   Library Utility Allows ".COM" files to be run withoutremoval from a library.LU300.* Library Utility Allows for the creation of library files. Includes  documentation files.M7ADAM-1.ASM Telecommunications Modem7 installation ASM file forunications program for        receiving files with a modem.CREATE3.* Editor Simple and small text editor for quick documentation or    screen files.DISPLAY. * File Utility Allows viewing of ASCII text files. Similar to      type, but able to scroll in the file.HALLEY.* Astronomy A Basic program for tracking Halley's Comet. Requires    MBASIC to run.INVENTY.COM Business Inventory control and report program. Up to 150 items  can be tracked per file.MARKET.COM Game Stock market simulation game. Buy and seGRAPHICS/SCREENS    : A+MUSIC/SOUND         : BINSTRUCTIONS        : CEASE OF USE         : A+VALUE FOR THE DOLLAR: A+OVERALL RATING: A-ot Block of the device. Meanwhile, Z-80 sits around and checks to see if the 6801 is done. When the Boot Block is finished loading into memory,  the Z-80 takes over and the Master 6801 waits for its next command. The Boot Block, which the Z-80 now executesed     they have not been overwritten.USQ.COM File Utility Unsqueezes squeezed files with .?Q? file name.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #2ADAMTE.ASM File Utility The ASM listing for patching NULU for the ADAM.     BACKUP.COM Utility Standard ADAM CP/M backup program.BASEBALL.COM Game Text simulation of a baseball game. You against ADAM.     Select pitches, hitting.CATPAGE.COM Disk UtilityCOMMON.COM Disk Utility Allows a program to physically exist in one user    area but be read by others.FIND.COM Fs at:                                 N.I.A.D.                              c/o Jim Notini                          8125 W. Catherine Ave.                          Chicago, IL. 60656-1526                              (312) 775-0409N.I.A.D. 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A classic.COLOSSALCAVE Game See ADVENTURE. Colossal Cave is the same program under    another name.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #7DELIB.COM File Utility Simple "de-library" utility. Extracts individual     files from a library file.DU-V89.LBR Disk Utility Powerful disk editing utility. Use with care!       ELIZAUB2.COMMULTCOPY.COM File Utility Makes multiple copies of files on floppies.       NSWP.* Disk Utility Directory manager that copies, deletes, renames, mass   copies, squeezes and unsqueezes files.NU11LU.COM Library Utility Library utility for extracting, unsqueezing      library files.SLOAD.COM File Utility Loads HEX files onto COM files at specified offset.  For patching files.SORT.COMSQ110.* File Utility Squeezes files to take up less space.  Improved speed  over previous version.PRINTSQ.* File Utige program and documentation.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #8CURLY.LBR C Language For debugging C programs. Identifies brackets &        nesting - sends results to new file.CV2COR.LBR C Language Part of Small C version 2.CV2EXM.LBR C Language Part of Small C version 2.CV2RST.LBR C Language Part of Small C version 2.DELIB.COM Library Utility Extracts files from a library of files.           UNIXTOOL.LBR C Language Unix functions: CAT, CUT, ENTAB, MAXLINE, SS, TAIL, CPIO, DETAB, GREP, SORT and STRIP.Useful for machine    language programming on ADAM.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #5DUU.COM Disk Utility Disk Utility Universal V7.5. For editing disk sectors  and file contents.SDCPY.COM Utility A copy program that allows you to copy files with only    one drive.VDO25.COM Editor A screen oriented text editor. Similar to VDE with less    functions.XMODEM8.* Telecommunications A simple modem terminal program for X-modem    transfer of a full program from a BBS.Z80.LBR Z80 Language The "reborn" CROWE Zers.UCAT.COM Disk UtilityN.I.A.D. 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MMERGE.LBR Text Utility      Simple mailmerlity Prints "squeezed" files (.?Q?) to printer or current list device.USQ120.COM File Utility Unsqueezes squeezed files.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #4CATLBR.LBR Disk Utility Catalog Library makes catalog entries for Master    Catalog from files in libraries.NU11LU.COM Library Utility Library utility for maintaining / extracting     files in libraries.MCAT-41.LBR Disk Utility Master Catalog constructs a catalog of the files   on your CP/M disks.ZASM.LBR Z80 Language ZASM is a Z-80 Macro Assembler. ZIP.LBR Text Utility Joins up to 7 ASCII files sideways (in columns).       Includes documentation.N.I.A.D. 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Docs included.FIND51.* File Utilssword.MKEY.* Disk Utility If you forget your password, MKEY will help retrieve    it.PHONE.* Productivity Phone directory database for up to 1000 numbers.       SORTDIR.* Disk Utility Sorts your disk directory in alphabetical order.     SURVEY4.COM System Utility Surveys and graphs RAM / ROM usage ports, TPA    size and drive information.TELL.COM System Utility Reports CCP bios jump table and BDOS entry          addresses.UNERA.* Disk Utility Unerases files provided you have not written any new   mater files.RENEXT.* File Utility Renames all files on a drive with one filename        extension to another filename extension.RESOURCE.LBR Dissasembler 8080 dissasembler with documentation files        included.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #10BBS.COM Telecommunications RBBS37 for the ADAM. Disks 10 A & B. ASCII file  transfer no auto-answer ADAM.RBBS37.* Telecommunications A Remote Bulletin Board System for ADAM. ASCII  file transfer. 2 disks #10 A & B.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #11PASCAL Langua. #15CASTLE.LBR Game Text adventure with a random feature that makes each game   different.COBOL.LBR Language The COmmon Business Oriented Language for CP/M.          OTHELLO.COM Game Othello for use on ADAM's 30 column screen.RCPM.LST Telecommunications info. List of RBBS's from around the country    (out of date).VDO-OVR.AQM Editor For use with VDO25.COM disk #005 to modify screen        output.VDOVIDEO.DQC Editor For use with VDO25.COM on disk #005. This will enable   you to modify the screen.Nrth.PILOT80.LBR Language The PILOT language in Microsoft BASIC full             implementation.VF.* File Utility Video Filer. Replaces ERA, REN and COPY. Views, prints    files and more.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #13CHECK.COM File Utility Checks CRC of files and number of records used.      DUPUSER.COM File Utility Will copy files to different user levels.          GENHOSP.COM Game Text adventure in which you are a doctor in a major        hospital.LOCK.* Disk Utility Locks access to files with paity Finds strings of characters in a file and displays    the whole line.FTNOTE12.* WordStar Utility Provides generation of page bottom footnotes    for WordStar format options.LCAT20.LBR File Utility CP/M disk directory utility will catalog library    directories as well.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #18AREACODE.COM Productivity Lists all regional area codes for the U.S. and    Canada.BANNER.COM Print Utility Prints large headings on computer printer.         BISHOW.COM File Utility Bi-directional five copy program, copies files larger    than memory and multiple files.TYPESQZ.COM File Utility Prints squeezed (.?Q?) files to screen or          printer."WSTXTSVE.LBR WordStar Utility Allows you to partially save WordStar files   that you were editing if WordStar crashes.N.I.A.D. 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PAGE.COM Screen Utility Formats text into pages and displays one screen at  a time.QWKEY12.* Keyboard Utility A keyboard definition program for assigning      strings to keys.SPELLM20.LBR Spellchecker Spellchecker with 40,000 word dictionary. Rated   highly.WS/KEYS.DOC WordStar Info., Text file on how to configure all ADAM's        special functi string of 15 characters.BLKJACK.COM Game Simple Black Jack game.CHECKBK.LBR Productivity A checkbook manager with many functions and good   documentation.CKBOOK20.LBR CBASIC Application Checkbook manager. Requires CBASIC to run.  GUESSIT.COM Game Simple number guessing game, you against ADAM. SCROLL.LBR  Screen Utility A 30 column utility that enables either 30or 80 column display.SDSKCOPY.LBR Disk Utility A single disk drive copy program. Copies one file at a time.SWAPCOPY.* Disk Utility A single drile viewer / dump utility. BUGS.COM Game Try it and be bugged.CP/MHELP.DOC CP/M Help A guide through ADAM CP/M and modem use. DBL.* Print Utility Allows printing 2 pages on one page if using Epson,Gemini or Panasonic dot matrix printer.DISK.COM File Utility File manipulator with copy, rename, print, stat, tag, view and more commands.EPRO.* Language Small E-Prolog system for CP/M.LIST.LBR Print Utility Lists any file on your printer with various options: margin, heading, page start.M.COM System Utilityith your cannon   if you can.CRC50.LBR File Utility Computes the CRC for files to verify them.           PATCHZ80.LBR Z80 Utility A file / memory editor in hex, decimal or ASCII. A programmer's tool.PROLIN.LBR Z80 Language Powerful small application linkage editor. Can      intermix REL and HEX files.RCPM.LST Telecommunications Info. A BBS listing of U.S. and Canada (out of  date by now).SPOOL.COM Print Utility Enables print spooling on Z-80 micro-computers.     SUPRSCAN.COM Telecommunications Utility Fharacters, words & lines in ASCII file. WordStar  files must be filtered first.XF.COM File Utility Full featured file transfer program: Log, Stat, Tag,    View, Find, Copy, Backup...N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #19ADAMDIR.LBR E.O.S. Database An E.O.S. sequential file database in           SmartBASIC. Menu driven.ALLOCATE.COM Disk Utility Prints bit map of disk usage and will write       protect, temporarily, 22k of the map.BARCODE.LBR Business Will print a 3 of 9 barcode on Epson printer for up to aon keys for WordStar.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #23DZLSTAR.* Disassembler WordStar like dissasembler. Automatic features,      configurable display.RESOURC2.LBR dBASE Applicattion dBASE2 application for management of a      resource library. dBASEII required to use.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #24CERTIFY.* Disk Utility Menu driven that logs bad blocks in directory,       display / print files and more.COMPARE.* File Utility Compares two files and reports ondiscrepancies. Requires 2 disk driveeen Utility Clears the display screen.CLONE.COM File Utility Restores binary files made with IMAGE to an E.O.S.   format.COMLINE.COM System Utility A command line utility. Creates, clears and      displays a command line.COMPARE.COM File Utility Compares 2 files. Discrepancies are noted on       printer or display.CROWECPM.* Z80 Language Assembler like Zilog's but no macros, lower case or conditional assembly.GAMEMENU.COM Game Utility Provides a menu for cartridge games saved to      CP/M.IMAGE.COM Fidocumentation - for experienced only.SCLNK.COM Z80 Language Small-MAC linkage editor. No documentation.          SCMAC.COM Z80 Language Small-MAC assembler. No documentation.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #26NOTEPAD.LBR Productivoty Notepad Manager. Makes notes up to 20 lines, keeps directory & date last saved.SW80.* Editor ScreenWright Ver. 1.2 - Professional screenplayformatter."N.I.A.D. 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MUSICFUN.COM Game Plays music from 20 ADAMcart games. Menu selected.        SCAN12.* File Utility A bi-directional file viewer for squeezed, normal,    WordStar and library files.TRIVIA.LBR Game Trivia game with several data files and information on how  to make your own."N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #3123MATCH.INT E-BASIC Try notd docs.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #28ASPRETTY.LBR Assembler Utility Reformats assembler source code. Code is     upper case and comments to lower.DEARCP.LBR File Utility De-arcs IBM archive files on CP/M system.           PIPMODEM.LBR Telecommunications Modifies PIP.COM to be a simple telecom.    program to capture text files.TELL02.LBR System Utility Provides addresses of 17 routines and base        addresses of CCP, BIOS, jump table and more.UNARC10.LBR File Utility Unarcs MS/DOS archive files iBASIC Hangman.JEM.INT E-BASIC The JEM wizard will answer your questions.KINGDOM.INT E-BASIC Try to run your kingdom for an 8 year term. LANDER.INT  E-BASIC Manually land your ship on the moon - if you can.LOVE.INT E-BASIC Types LOVE on the screen.LUNAR.INT E-BASIC Another lunar landing game.NFL.INT E-BASIC N.F.L. football.POET.INT E-BASIC This program writes poetry for your enjoyment. ROCKET.INT  E-BASIC Lunar landing simulator.RUN2-3.COM E-BASIC E-BASIC run time module. Type RUN2-3 <game name>      File Utility Version 2.2 of Crunch and uncrunch file           utilities. Docs included.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #34CPMHELP.COM CP/M Help A help file for ADAM CP/M. CPMADAM, DIR, ERA, REN,    TYPE, PIP, FORMAT, BACKUP and SYSGEN.DISK77.COM Disk Utility File management: Delete, Copy, Mass copy, Rename,   Stat, Tag, Untag and others.DISPLAY.* File Utility Displays ASCII text on screen with commands like     ED.COM but no editing.FORMAT2.COM Disk Utility A format program that requires less steps thl that you are thinking     about.B/FRIDAY.INT E-BASIC A stock market game.BIOPRINT.INT E-BASIC Prints your bio-rhythm chart.BLKJACK.INT E-BASIC Black Jack.CHASE.INT E-BASIC Avoid being fenced in by the computer.CIVILWAR.INT E-BASIC Battle simulation. Allocate supplies, choose           strategies.COMBINE.INT E-BASICCORE.INT E-BASIC Reports bytes of RAM free, free space, and other info.     CORETEST.INT E-BASIC Reports bytes free and zeroes memory between 2         numbers.EUCLID.INT E-BASIC Gives G.BRFONTS.LBR Bradford Fonts New and revised fonts for Bradford print         enhancement program.PRN-V36.LBR Print Utility Graphics processor allows full printer function.  Set up for Epson for WordStar and ASCII.PRNXT13.LBR Screen Utility Message display design utility for menus, help   files and the like.TYPEQZ17.LBR File Utility Multifile listing program. Will list squeezed,    crunched or plain text.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #36CRUNCH24.LBR File Utility CRUNCH 2.4 and UNCRUNCH. Reduces file  Prints paymentschedule.LUNAR1.INT E-BASIC Complex lunar lander.PLOT.INT E-BASIC "?"POKER.INT E-BASIC Poker against the computer.S/TREK.INT E-BASIC Simple Star Trek game.STARS.INT E-BASIC Shoot stars while missing black holes to win.             STARTREK.INT E-BASIC A standard Star Trek game.STORY.INT E-BASIC Invents stories from words you supply.N.I.A.D. 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Must be   printed with Bradford.BRADFONT.LBR Bradford Utility Add on program to Bradford 1.2 for            dissasembling fonts for modification. Need #33.BRADLIST.001 Bradford Info. List of programs, fonts in public domain for    Bradford print enhancement programreatest Common Factor of two integers. FIB.INT    E-BASIC Produces a Fibonacci number sequence.FIT.INT E-BASIC Calculates least square line from series ofcoordinates.FOOTBALL.INT E-BASIC Football simulation.GOLF.INT E-BASIC Golf simulation.GUNNER.INT E-BASIC Adjust angle of field artillery to destroy enemy.        KENO.INT E-BASIC Keno. Guess the computer's numbers to win.LANES.INT E-BASIC Galactic stock game. Invest in the space lanes to make a  fortune.LOAN.INT E-BASIC Loan amortization calculator.size for    archive, or other purposes.DIRDUMP.COM Disk Utility Dumps information on Directory, files, extentions, allocations to screen or printer.DLQ.LBR Disk Utility Deletes SQUEEZED *.?Q? files from disks.DLZ.LBR File Utility Deletes all Crunched files - *.?Z? from disk.          FBAD60B.LBR Disk Utility Finds bad blocks on disks.NULU152A.LBR Library Utility Ver 1.52 - fixes bugs of previous versions -   makes / extracts libraries.UNERA32.LBR Disk Utility Unerases erased / deleted files from a diskoduction to 8 ways of file transfer.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #41DB-GEN.LBR dBASE2 Utility Program for automatic menu generation for         DBASEII.DB2SHELL.LBR dBASE2 Utility A shell for dBASEII that makes it easier to     work with.DBASE.LBR dBASE2 Program A manhour accounting program in dBASEII.           DBCMDGEN.LBR dBASE2 Utility A program for generating dBASEII command files. DBMUSIC.LBR dBASE2 Program A dBASEII program for tracking records, tapes,   music.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #43.LBR Utility Finds a file on any disk or user area in a system.       FU-V13.LBR File Utility A file editing utility. Has screen installation     program.GO105.LBR Disk utility Replaces USER command and automatically does DIR on  disk and / or user change.NOTE2.LBR Utility Creates files that can be assembled with ASM.COM to make  programs to display messages.SUPERZAP.LBR File Utility Powerful file / disk editor. Use with care.       TXT-COM2.LBR UtilityN.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #39DIRFILES.LBR F0 version 2.2.         BRAD2A.LBR Print Utility Ver. 2 of multi-font printing program. Must use    TDOS and files on disk 43b."BRAD2B.LBR Print Utility Large collection of fonts for the Bradford         printing program.DISKSIZE.COM TDOS Utility Temporarily changes disksize designation for      TDOS.PATH.COM TDOS Utility TDOS path on / off command.TDOS-V13.COM System Replacement CCP allows for the use of many expansion    drives and boards. Implements many new commands.TDOS-V14.DZC System Documentation phrases.SPLIT.LBR File Utility V4.5. Divides a file into a number of smalled files. UNLOAD22.LBR File Utility Converts .COM files to .HEX files and is the      opposite of LOAD.COM.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #40IMPV245.LBR Telecommunications Contains all one needs to run an IMP         communications system along with customizing files.PROTOCOL.LBR Telecommunications Info. Contains a great description of       various methods of tranferring a file from one computer to another along    with an intr if     they have not been overwritten.N.I.A.D. 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Needs 53-54K free in  the TPA to run.TPA32.LBR System Utility Program for calculating the size of the TPA in     CP/M.XLATE6.LBR Z80 Language Intel 8080 to Zilog Z-80 source codetranslator.XZIZ.LBR Z80 Language Bi-directional Z-80 to Intel 8080 translator.         Z8E-V114.* Z80 Language Screen oriented quality Z-80 debugging tool.        Include docs.reen text editor. This is a sample version      (V1.0.) and has macros.FANFOLD5.ARC Print Utility Prints text files on both sides of fanfold       paper. Requires Turbo Pascal.FILT-7A.ARC File Utility Filters out control codes. Sets tabs in ASCII /    ASM files. Makes WordStar files ASCII.FINREP28.ARC File Utility Fast search and replace utility for ASCII or HEX  files.HRD/SFT.ARC WordStar Utility Transfer non-WordStar files to or from         WordStar file format. Max file size 48K.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2y Super Directory, also checks LBR, ARK or ARC files.  XCAT42.LBR File Utility Cross reference program for MCAT disk catalog       program.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #50ENTAB.LBR File Utility Replaces spaces with tabs in source code files.      JUSTIFY.LBR Editor Utility Right, Left or fully justify text files.         SOFTEN.LBR Editor Utility Convert ASCII text files to WordStar files.       WS-MAIL WordStar 3.3 Utility Mailmerge for WordStar 3.3 for labels and      envelopes.WS4-DIAB.FIX WordStarps and command editorlimitations.DBFULL.TZT Database dBASE II "Disk is Full" message.DBJOIN.TZT Database Notes about a "bug" in the dBASE II "Join" command.     FRONT50.LBR System A front end loader to aid in the learning of CP/M.       GRAPH1.LBR Graph A program for producing Bar Line and Scatter Graphs.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #46BOX1.ARC Editor Utility Allows one to draw a box around any size block of   text.SCRIVNER.ARC Editor Data/Text editor.UNARC.COM File Utility Use to "Unarc" files thOVR12.ASM WordStar 3.3 Info. Various patches for WordStar 3.3.            WSREVIEW.TXT WordStar 4 Info. A review of WordStar 4.0 for CP/M.            WSSCRIPT.PAT WordStar 3.3 Info. Describes how to patch WordStar 3.3 to      allow super and subscripts.WSWLDCRD.TXT WordStar Info. Information on how to change WordStar's search  wildcard.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #51DBL-401.ARC Print Utility Print ASCII files in 2 columns, compressed print. 2 pages per page to save paper.EXPRESS.LBR Editor A full scN.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #48LT27.LBR File Utility Lists normal, crunched or squeezed files. QL25*.*     File Utility Fast bi-directional file viewer for normal,crunched, squeezed, LBR, ARC or ARK files.N.I.A.D. 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Q.LBR System Utility A program to demonstrate CP/M's processing of command  tails.QUATRIS2.LBR Game TETRIS for your ADAM. Addictive fun!SORTMK22.LBR File Utility A multi-key sort utility: up to 9 keys and about  20K max file length.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #59HANDY2.01 Productivity An all in one personal appointmentprogram with much more: Appointments; To Do; Reminders; Quartz Calendar;    Phonebook; Decision maker; ts getting rid of extra CRLF carriage returns.WSRESQ14.ARC WordStar Utility Recover file in memory in case of a WordStar  crash.WSTWOCOL.ARC WordStar Utility Prints WordStar files in two columns.         WSUTIL-1.ARC WordStar Utility Useful utilities for WordStar ver. 3.3.N.I.A.D. 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SCAN12.* File Utility A bi-directional file viewer for squeezed, normal,    WordStar and library files.TRIVIA.LBR Game Trivia game with several data files and information on how  to make your own."N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #3123MATCH.INT E-BASIC Try notutility for the Panasonic KX-P1091 printer.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #54VDE266.* Editor Video Display Editor version 2.66. Help file also on this   disk. Powerful.VDE266SP.LBR Editor Utility Screen Writer's patch and add-on to VDE266.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #55a & 55bFORTH-83 Language Forth for the ADAM. This is version 2.0 of Forth-83.N.I.A.D. CP/M 2.2 CNDV VOL. #56FILEBASE.* Database A database program which uses comma delimited records.  Unusual features and contains a database f‚>ےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےقےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےPOST-IT!                                           By Walters Software Co.Reviewed by Jim NotiniN.I.A.D. Newsletter - October 1992 Issue #91TYPE: PRODUCTIVITYRELEASED: OCTOBER 1992PRICE: $9.95 DISK, $10.95 DATA PACKPost-It! is a new release itself it is lacking.To order Screen Saver and or Post-It! call or write:WALTERS SOFTWARE CO.c/o Jim WaltersRd#4, Box 289-ATitusville, PA 16354(814) 827-3776SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSMEMORY : BASE ADAM SYSTEM WITH R80 REVISIONPRINTER: ADAM PRINTER AND OR DOT MATRIX PRINTERDRIVES : 1 OR MORE DISK DRIVES AND OR DIGITAL DATA DRIVES     OTHERS : NO OTHER REQUIREMENTSOPTIONS: ADAM'S DESK TOP, MEMORY EXPANDER, HARD DISK DRIVESOFTWARE RATINGSGRAPHICS/SCREENS    : AMUSIC/SOUND         : DINSTRUC take up very       little space on a disk or data pack (about 1K) and are        SmartWRITER compatible so you can send or give a Post-It!     file to a friend even if they don't own Post-It!. Creative    use of filenames will allow endless possibilities and uses of Post-It! such as using dates for the filename so you know     when to read a certain file.To load Post-It!, place the disk or data pack into any drive  and pull the <COMPUTER RESET> or you may create a BOOT FILE   with ADAM's Desk Top and bo   <return>.RUSSIAN.INT E-BASIC Russian Roulette.STRIKE9.INT E-BASIC A type of numbers game.SWARMS.INT E-BASIC Defend yourself from attacking bees.TRAP.INT E-BASIC Guess the computer's number in 6 moves by trapping it with 2 other numbers.TTT.INT E-BASIC Tic Tac Toe.WUMPUS.INT E-BASIC Hunt the wumpus.WUMPUS2.INT E-BASIC Hunt the Wumpus.N.I.A.D. 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As the           programmer states, "Why not use your ADAM instead of your     refrigerator?". You can also save little notes about your     ADAM or anything else you can dream up (even create an        appointment book of sorts). Post-It! filesTIONS        : BEASE OF USE         : AVALUE FOR THE DOLLAR: BOVERALL RATING: Bear term. LANDER.INT  E-BASIC Manually land your ship on the moon - if you can.LOVE.INT E-BASIC Types LOVE on the screen.LUNAR.INT E-BASIC Another lunar landing game.NFL.INT E-BASIC N.F.L. football.POET.INT E-BASIC This program writes poetry for your enjoyment. ROCKET.INT  E-BASIC Lunar landing simulator.RUN2-3.COM E-BASIC E-BASIC run time module. Type RUN2-3 <game name>      ot it through that program. Once   loaded you will have to configure the memory expander if      found in the system. Then you will be able to load an already created file or create a new one. When creating a file you    have a maximum of 28 characters per line and up to 12 lines   for your text. Editing features are available in the case     that you wish to change something in the body of the text.    Once completed, you may save the file or print it to the ADAM Printer or a Dot Matrix Printer.Post-It!‚>ےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےقےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےےSCREEN SAVERBy Walters Software Co.Reviewed by Jim NotiniN.I.A.D. Newsletter - October 1992 Issue #91TYPE: UTILITYRELEASED: SEPTEMBER 1992PRICE: $9.95 DISK, $10.95 DATA PACKScreen Saver is a new release by Jim Walters of Walters       Software's programs with sharp displays and quick     screen updates. The program as a whole is very simple, but it performs a task that has been unavailable to ADAM owners      previously. A task of protecting your screen display from     burn in that is frustrating to look at and lessons the value  of your television or monitor. Screen savers have been around for many years on other computers and are amongst the most    popular selling software and have evolved into some pretty    interesting programs what wit Both options can be terminated by       pressing the ESCAPE key which will in turn boot any cartridge found in the cartridge slot (IE: ADAM's Desk Top). By using   this program and either option you will in effect be saving   your television or monitor screen from damage. When a         computer image is left on for a long period of time that      image can be permanently burnt into the screen. Also, turning your computer on for just a few minutes is also very harmful  and can damage it's components. To ke DIGITAL DATA DRIVES     OTHERS : NO OTHER REQUIREMENTSOPTIONS: ADAM'S DESK TOP, HARD DISK DRIVESOFTWARE RATINGSGRAPHICS/SCREENS    : AMUSIC/SOUND         : DINSTRUCTIONS        : A+EASE OF USE         : A+VALUE FOR THE DOLLAR: BOVERALL RATINGS: B+E.INT E-BASIC Acey-Ducey against the computer.AMAZE.INT E-BASIC Designs mazes.ANIMAL.INT E-BASIC Computer tries to guess animak      option. Make your choice and then proceed to do what ever     other tasks you have to do while your computer still remains  on. When you wish to use the ADAM again you will have to      press the <ESCAPE> key to exit the Screen Saver program. If a cartridge is found in the cartridge slot, then that program   contained on it will be booted (a nice little feature).Screen Saver is a 100% machine language SmartKEY driven       program that is very similar in look and use to all of        Walters Software Co. that is the first in a series of mini-utilities  which will eventually be incorporated into a super upgrade of the ADAM's Desk Top program. Screen Saver is a utility that   will prevent damage to your television or monitor screen via  two options to blank the screen while the computer is on but  not in use. The two screen options are: display a different   color on your television or monitor every 5 to 10 seconds or  to completely blank out the television or monitor so that it  looks like it is off.h some truly amazing screen      animations, etc. For the ADAM we are limited to just blank    screens with or without color, but the main focus is to       protect the screen. Overall, Screen Saver is yet another nice addition by Jim Walters but I would recommend waiting for the ADAM's Desk Top update unless you don't own or plan to        purchase A.D.T.SYSTEM REQUIREMENTSMEMORY : BASE ADAM SYSTEM WITH R80 REVISIONPRINTER: ADAM PRINTER AND OR DOT MATRIX PRINTERDRIVES : 1 OR MORE DISK DRIVES AND ORep your computer healthy leave it on for at least an hour or so every time you turn it on. Using these simple steps and Screen Saver will help keep  your computer and television or monitor in tip-top shape.To load Screen Saver, place the disk or data pack into any    drive and pull the <COMPUTER RESET> or you may boot it        through ADAM's Desk Top with the included BOOT FILE. Once     loaded you will be presented with a SmartKEY screen display   with the two screen saver options: color option or 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