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Yet, he has no     memory of his own.2)   How many bits could a bitmap byte, if a bitmap could    byte bits.3)   Doggedly, diligent Danny dangerously downloaded the     dubious data files.4)   If my User is useless. Then, may I assume, I've never   been used.5)   My User worked long hours filling my Hard Drive, then   cried when it was full.6)   You can lead your User to a better Operating Sysx	E   My User complains of my memory size. Yet, he has no     memory of his own.2)   How many bits could a bitmap byte, if a bitmap could    byte bits.3)   Doggedly, diliA Computer's Perspective:by Gene Welchwith encouragement from Ron Mitchell     In a recent installment of Mr. Mitchell's beloved "A    Computer's Perspective", he asks for other Adamites to take  a try at his unique avenue of humor. Here is my ctem.    But, you can't make him use it.7)   It's hard being perfect with a User that's not.8)   My poor User, his life is a mess. If only I had the     software to repartition his life for him.9)   I know I'll be obsolete in a few years, but my User     already is.10)  My User is a Neanderthal. Can I upgrade him to          Homosapien?11)  My User is staring at me blankly, I think his mind has  just been formatted.12)  Faster, smarter, more memory, quicker refresh rates, no more errors! Sound to€ADAMcartsAŠBLOCKS LEFTŸÍHi Bob, here are a few files for the ANN disk.Com_Persp  = Gene Welch's a computer perspective.AdamCon8   = Gene's ADAMCON report.PAGE2      = Page 2 of the Oct. 96 463 ADAM newsletter.AC_VIII    = My ADAMCON VIII report.ReadMe1st  = This file.     Talk at ye later,                         Jerry9, 1996Gene Welch756 Southgate Ave.Daly City, CA, 94015Jerry VrancksEditor-463ADAM2936 Evelyn St.Portage, IN, 46368Hi Jerry,     Here are the twenty disks of my "Video Catalog", plus   sots of projects for it).   Rich also showed us the improvements he has made to his      "AdamServe" software package(AdamServe allows an ADAM full   use of an IBM's peripherals through a null modem), which is  now fully functional with the addition of a patched version  of "Filemanager". Rich really got our attention when he also showed us Colecovision games playing on the IBM, fully       independent of any ADAM. This software is available to any   one with access to the Internet.     After a short break,x	E early Thursday morning,  September 5. The San Francisco International Airport seemed  pretty busy for 7:00am. But, the Southwest Airlines counter  was not to crowded. ThuMy ADAMCON VIII adventure - 1996byGene Welch     This year my adventure started early Thursday morning,  September 5. The San Francisco International Airport seemed  pretty busy for 7:00am. But, the Southwest Airlines counter  was not to crowded. xt, it was  on to "Mr. D's" (a restaurant inside the hotel) for an       excellent buffet lunch. Immediately after lunch,(no time to  rest) Bob Slopsema hosted a session on: Telecommunications.  Unfortunately for us the phone line in the room was bad, and he had a tough time getting his session off the ground. But, luckily, Bob showed his true Adamite qualities - GRIT,       DETERMINATION and RESOURCEFULNESS, by stretching several     phone cables connected together across the hall and into the phone-jack iust as Rich Clee began his keynote address: What  is ADAM still good for? Rich did a good job of reminding us  that ADAM is still a very useful, efficient and powerful     tool. The first session of the day was hosted by Rich        Drushel. His "Misc. hardware show" really was a show. He had the latest in ADAM hardware devices(ADAMnet Clock) and all   sorts of other goodies, some one of a kind. Rich has the     makings of an ADAM Museum(although my ADAM is not ready to   be put in a Museum, I still have lome extra labels. I looked at the membership listing in the last newsletter, and I am pretty sure that most of the       attendees of ADAMCON received a disk. So, just use your own  judgement as to whom receives one.     Also, here are the two articles for the newsletter I    mentioned. I have also sent them to you on a disk. Please    pass them on to the Editor of the A.N.N. disks, whomever     that may be right now(Ron or Bob?).     Say hi to Kathi for me.     Bye.P.S. I had made more copies of  Jerry Vrancks treated us to an     "Introduction to Speedywrite". Jerry showed us many of the   features and abilities that make Speedywrite a superior word processor. We learned that Jerry uses Speedywrite to get all those 463ADAM newsletters out on time. Unfortunately, we     also learned that Speedywrite is very difficult to find and  purchase. In fact, at ADAMCON VIII, we were informed that    supplies of many software titles are drying up. A problem    that will have to be addressed some time soon. NeThus, I was caught off guard a little    while later when I learned my inexpensive flight included a  few stop-overs, four to be exact, plus the connecting flight I had to catch in St. Louis. It made for a long day. My ADAM gear and I finally arrived at the Holiday Inn of Elyria,     Ohio at 1:30am on Friday. Needless to say, I went directly   to bed. ADAMCON breakfasts always start early, and I don't   like missing any of the action.     I managed to wake on time Friday morning, and finish my breakfast jn George and Herman's computer room. Thus, Bob   was able to complete his session.     After another short break, Frances Clee hosted a        session on "ADAMCalc". Frances gave a good introductory tour of the software, and she answered questions about specific   problems some of the attendees were having. She also demoed  some of ADAMCalc's more powerful features. This session was  followed immediately by dinner(again, no rest for ADAMCON    attendees).Dinner was excellent, as were all the meals at    Ae we were logged on, P. J. and Zonker downloaded a file for me named   "SPRLOG,BAS", uploaded by Chris Braymen, it converts Sprite  files into Turtle files for use with SmartLogo.     After Sunday's breakfast(French Toast), Ron Mitchell    gave the Keynote address: ADAM's untapped potential. Ron's   speech tied together with Rich Drushel's and Richard Clee's. Personally, I feel good about my ADAM's future, because I    know it lies in my own hands. Ron then hosted a session on:  TDOS. Instead of bogging uDAM computer over the years. "ADAM  BOMB2" is another excellent game. I also demoed my new       software product "KLONDIKE". Aside from these, and Rich      Drushel's software, there was not much new in commercial     products. There were also some new Public Domain offerings,  such as the ADAMNET CLOCK and HARD DISK DRIVE HELPER. This   wrapped up the scheduled events for the day.     After Saturday's breakfast, Rich Drushel gave the       Keynote address: Future growth of the ADAM. He introduced us to  tender,   juicy roast beef for starters. Although time for a make-up   session was available after lunch, many conventioneers       choose to rest up for the Banquet(especially after the big   lunch). Cocktails were served up during the hour before the  Banquet. I took my free time on Sunday to coerce P. J. and   Frances into showing me how to use the converted Sprite file I made using "SPRLOG.BAS" as turtle replacements within      SMARTLOGO. Which, thankfully, they did quite well.     The Banquet was a. By the time we were done, Bob   Bair and I(sharing a computer) had the humble beginnings of  a Word Processor we affectionately named "StupidWriter".     Next, we were on our own for dinner, some went for pizza,    some for seafood, others for good old steak and potatoes.    When we all made it back to the Hotel, it was time for the   Compuserve Conference. I spent most of my time in Jerry and  Kathi Vrancks' room. The on-line chit chat was more lively   than last year, with more ADAMites joining in. WhilDAMCON VIII. We were served more chicken than some of us    could handle(not me, I loved every bite of it). After dinner we all returned to the hospitality suite for demos of new    (and old) software. New this year is "ADAM BOMB2" by Steve   Pitman Software. I'm glad I acquired this title, my kids and I have been playing it nearly every day since I returned     from the convention. What really made it special was meeting the author of "ADAM BOMB2", Steve Pitman. Steve has produced many fine games for the As down with too many TDOS          technicalities, he showed us the real reason why we should   be using TDOS, powerful software such as VDE and PCFILE. The next session was hosted by Bart Lynch: Questions and Answers regarding Telecommunications. Bart called his own Bulletin   Board and downloaded a file. Bart also persevered, despite   the mis-matched disk drives he had to work with in the       hospitality suite. Lunch was at Mr. D's again, but this time it was 'out of this world'. Scrumptous deserts andthe concept of a 'public' ADAM and of a 'private' ADAM.   Richard Clee then hosted a Question and Answer session.      Followed by P.J. Herrington hosting a session on: Graphics.  After another lunch at Mr. D's, Dale Wick led a session on:  Machine Language Programming. Dale gave us an introductory   course in using MACADAM, the Macro Assembler. It was a       positive learning experience for me. Dale had us writing Z80 code, assembling it, and testing it. We wrote Block 0 boot   routines that really worked fine affair. The food was excellent,  once again. We were served Prime Rib, and lucky for me Jean  Stone traded her slice for my vegetables, I was only too     happy to accomodate her.     After the meal, five very worthy ADAMites were inducted into the "Gallery of Honour". Jean Stone and Steve Pitman    were in attendance and received their plaque's in person.    Also inducted were Tony Patterson, Phil Kosowsky and Jack    Reedy. The ADAMCON banner was passed on to Bob and Judy      Slopsema. Thanks Bobs would attend.  No such luck.  So we're going back to the old meeting day and time.     I was a little late for the meeting.  Joe had already booted up ADAM BOMB 2 and was in the process of making screen maps.  I think he had finished 5 or 6 screens.     Joe and I talked about the lack of meeting attendence and what we could do about it if anything.     For those of you that can make this Fridays meeting we'll take a look at "ADAM BOMB 2" by Steve Pitman and Gene Welch's "KLONDIKE" game.  We'll also seeht back only had three       stop-overs and one plane change this time(ha ha).     Before I run out of room, I am going to take this       opportunity and space to say THANK YOU to George Koczwara    and Herman Mason for not only being the Chairmen of ADAMCON  VIII, but also for doing such a good job. I really had a     great time. Thanks again, and hope to see you next year.were Tony Patterson, Phil Kosowsky and Jack    Reedy. The ADAMCON banner was passed on to Bob and Judy      Slopsema. Thanks Bobhosted by Bob and Judy Slopsema and held somewhere near Grand Rapids, Michigan.  Bob and Judy have no local support group to help them out with this awesome undertaking.  Therefore, I would hope that if any 463 member is ask to help, they will do so in some way.===================================== OTHER NEWS     Bob Slopsema has taken over the main duties of the ADAM News Network, (ANN).- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -    Herman Mason and George Koczwara have shut down their ADAM BBS's.  Bart Page 2 of the Oct. 1996 463 ADAM newsletter. LAST MONTH     I was hoping that we 463 members at ADAMCON VIII could get together but it just didn't work out.  I thought Sunday afternoon would have been a good time but my wife received word Sunday morning that her Grandmother had past away Saturday and I felt that I should spend my time with her.  Maybe next year we can have an international 463 meeting.     Back at home things haven't changed much.  We changed the meeting date hoping more local member and Judy for taking on the              responsibility, and helping to ensure an ADAMCON IX(09). The group photo brought the banquet to a close and Bart Lynch    then took a photo of all the attendees. We then went up      stairs and recorded our voices, on Herman's equipment, for   posterity.     I bid a hasty good bye to the few ADAMites I could find and retreated to my room to pack my ADAM stuff. I needed to  wake up early the next morning(Monday) to catch a 7:00am     flight back to SFO. BTW, my flig what can be done with the ADAM besides games.Hope to see you on the 4th.===================================== Gallery of Honour     There were five inducted into the Gallery of Honour this year.     They are:             Phil Kosowski             Tony Patterson             Steve Pitman             Jack Reedy             Jean Stone     All five are well deserving of the prestigious award.===================================== ADAMCON 09     Yes.  There will be an ADAMCON 09.  It will be  and Judy for taking on the              responsibility, and helping to ensure an ADAMCON IX(09). The group photo brought the banquet to a close and Bart Lynch    then took a photo of all the attendees. We then went up      stairs and recorded our voices, on Herman's equipment, for   posterity.     I bid a hasty good bye to the few ADAMites I could find and retreated to my room to pack my ADAM stuff. I needed to  wake up early the next morning(Monday) to catch a 7:00am     flight back to SFO. BTW, my flig 'Zonker' Lynch's BBS is still up and running.  I believe Bart's BBS is the last ADAM board in operation.====================================- MINI REPORT     In the last few months there have been two new games produced for the ADAM.     Gene Welsh has finished his game,"KLONDIKE".  This is a solitaire type card game.  This game is very well constructed and if you know how to play solitaire, very easy to play.  Gene has done an excelent job on this game.     The other game is Steve Pitman's "ADAM BOd was going south, not north as I should have.  After getting turned around in a construction zone we did find the mall and used the hotel sign as a homing beacon to find it. (The hotel is in a very large shopping complex.)     After checking in with the hotel and getting our room came the fun part.  Unpacking the car.  Under normal circumstances this would not be a big deal.  But when you pack a pickup load into a Mustang, believe me, packing and unpacking is a chore.  I did leave a few things home that IKLONDIKE is $9.     Job well done Gene and Steve.                     Jerry Vrancks=====================================================- MINI REPORT     In the last few months there have been two new games produced for the ADAM.     Gene Welsh has finished his game,"KLONDIKE".  This is a solitaire type card game.  This game is very well constructed and if you know how to play solitaire, very easy to play.  Gene has done an excelent job on this game.     The other game is Steve Pitman's "ADAM BOow strange!     Now for the convention.  I'm not going to give you a blow-by-blow discription, just some of my fleeting thoughts.     First I want to say that the Cleveland "B.A.S.I.C." group did a fantastic job.  Hats off to,Herman Mason, George Koczwara, Rich Drushel, Pat Williams, Jean Davies and Ebeneezer Johns. (Hope I didn't miss anyone.)     I didn't consider ADAMCON VIII a convention.  The atmosphere was that of a reunion.  I think there were only two people I hadn't met before.  That was Steve P LOOKING BACK AT ADAMCON VIII   By Jerry Vrancks     My wife Kathi and I took our sweet old time going to the convention.  We pulled out of our driveway around 4pm Wednesday and drove to the Indiana/Ohio border. (No customs to get through this year.)  We stayed the night in a motel and continued our pilgrimage the next morning.  Got to Elyria around 11:30am.  As I pulled up to the toll booth I seen a Holiday Inn sign on the horizon.  "This is to easy", I told Kathi.  Of course I got in the wrong lane anMB 2".  You have been abducted by aliens and must try and rescue 400 other abductees,(Some are well known ADAMites)  You must also capture enough fuel to get back home.  Not an easy task.  So far I haven't rescued anyone but I have found Joe Alford.     Both games have excellet color, graphics and sound.     As I get more playing time on these games I'll try to write a proper review.   If you haven't ordered your copy of these games I urge you to do so.  I know you'll enjoy them.  ADAM BOMB 2 is $10 and  wanted to take, but if I hadn't there would have been no room in the car for my wife.  I told her I'd tie her across the hood but she seen no humor in this at all.     After unloading the Mustang truck it was time to find Herman or George and let them know we had arrived.  We went to the lobby, and there he was, Herman Mason, no mistaking this guy.  After getting our AC VIII packet, and all the other goodies we headed back to our room.  Along the way we kept running into all these other people we knew.  HMB 2".  You have been abducted by aliens and must try and rescue 400 other abductees,(Some are well known ADAMites)  You must also capture enough fuel to get back home.  Not an easy task.  So far I haven't rescued anyone but I have found Joe Alford.     Both games have excellet color, graphics and sound.     As I get more playing time on these games I'll try to write a proper review.   If you haven't ordered your copy of these games I urge you to do so.  I know you'll enjoy them.  ADAM BOMB 2 is $10 and itman and Herman Mason's new bride.  I don't think there was even a need for name tags.     The food was good.  Most of our meals were buffet style.  I will admit that I could have done without breakfast.     I liked the way the sessions were setup.  A smaller room and only one session at any given time.     The key note speakers did a fine job and their addresses were very good.     The Saturday nite CO was very well attended by the 5th. and 6th. floors but not many from outside the hotel showed up.  n 5068 Stone Ave.   Portage, IN.  46368 Ames, Peter      2123 5 Kirkman Rd.#172 Orlando, FL. 32811-2268 Anderson, David    574 Bridlewood   Burlington, ONT. L7L 4C7 Anderson, Teri    111 Anderson Place Ocoee, FL.   34761 Andree, Thom     5641 Leibold    Huber Heights, OH.   45424 Askew, Susan     868 North 2nd St. #242 El Cajon, CA.  92021 Baines, Richard    7210 Bulen Drive  Anchorage, AK. 99507, Bair, Robert/Virginia 6552 N 400th E   Kendallville, IN. 46755 Ball, Tom/Wendy L.  P.O. Box 2210    Rialto, CA. to do it again next year.=====================================a need for name tags.     The food was good.  Most of our meals were buffet style.  I will admit that I could have done without breakfast.     I liked the way the sessions were setup.  A smaller room and only one session at any given time.     The key note speakers did a fine job and their addresses were very good.     The Saturday nite CO was very well attended by the 5th. and 6th. floors but not many from outside the hotel showed up.  monte Sprgs., FL. 32714 Bishop, Ballard    977 Bayberry Ln.   Rockledge,  FL. 32955 Blackmer, Wayne    8102 Willard Rd.   Millington, MI. 48746 Blair, Alex/Ann      1458 Marlin St.,   Nokomis, FL 34275 Blair, Robert/Pat  361 Eden Dr.     Englewood, FL. 34223 Bluttameuller, Robert/Shirley 150 Marina Isles Dr.#308 Englewood                                                     FL. 34223 Bobro, Frank     238 W 8th St.    Erie, PA.     16501 Boccioletti, Larry       1248 Jane St.    Toronto, ONT. M4C 4Hl BogreesÌ1 ×66ADAM USERS LIST PUT TOGETHER BY JEAN STONE!  THANKS JEAN! ADAM Owners List as of NOV. 95           STREET       CITY/STATE   ZIPAbrams, Ernie/Juli  6160 Westgate Dr.  Orlando, EL.  32835 Acosta, Marc     1534 Hoonipo St.   Pearl City, HI.96782 Ahlf Jerome/Susan  7147 N 41st St.   Milwaukee, WI. 53209 Akell, Robert     1506 Fresno Rd.   Wilmington, DE. 19810 Aldershoff Melanie  1547-D Lovel Ctr.  Pax River, MD. 20670 Alexander, Harold   37 Catspaw Cape   Coronado, CA.  92118 Alford, Joseph/Hele   There was a combination ANN and elders meeting.  The main topic of discussion was.  "We must keep in contact with each other".  Be it newsletters, ANN, CIS or the Internet.     As always the banquet was the highlight of the convention.  Good food, door prizes and the Gallery of Honour awards.     Gene Welch made and gave me Chris Braymen's "ADAM CLOCK" on behalf of all 463 members.  Something like that can sure recharge your battery.     The bottom line is.  I had a great time and I'm glad we're going   92376 Banhan, Robert    3193 Corrigan Dr. Mississauga, ONT. L4Y 3C5 Barnett, David    26 Hamilton Ct.   Riverview, NI3. ElB 3C3 Bastock, David H.   59 W Lowell Ave. Akron, OH. 44310 Batcher, Kenneth   530 Kelvedon Mews Mississauga, ONT. L4Z 1G4 Beattie, Alan R.   6 Nancy Ave.     Nepean, ONT. K2H 8L4 Beaulieu, Len     P.O. Box 3223    Lynn, MA. 01905 Bell, Allen      10484 Montpelier Cit. Orlando, FL  32821 Berry, Edith M.    335 South 600 West Tremonton, UT. 84337 Berry, Rod    849S WvmoreRd. #18-C Alta   There was a combination ANN and elders meeting.  The main topic of discussion was.  "We must keep in contact with each other".  Be it newsletters, ANN, CIS or the Internet.     As always the banquet was the highlight of the convention.  Good food, door prizes and the Gallery of Honour awards.     Gene Welch made and gave me Chris Braymen's "ADAM CLOCK" on behalf of all 463 members.  Something like that can sure recharge your battery.     The bottom line is.  I had a great time and I'm glad we're going, Michael       308 East Wenger Rd. Englewood, OH. 45322 Bona, Guy/Jeanne   2331 5 11th Ave. North Riverside, IL. 60546 Bonavita, John    P.O. Box 320    St.Bonaventure, NY. 14778 Bowman, Keith     P.O. Box 434     Alexandria, KY. 41001 Boyer, George     35145 Makeuzie St. Zephyrhills, FL. 34246 Braymen, Chris    2817 S Hartford St.Salt Lake City, UT. 84106 Brennan, Eric     888 Templeton Ave. Winnipeg, MAN. R2V 3S6 Brito, Lani      826 Thornton Ave.  Orlando, FL. 32803 Brown, Jason     86 Parliament #3C  Tox 4934    Ft.Walton Beach, FL. 32549 Dick, Robert     771 Orchard Lane  Englewood, FL. 34223 Dieppa, Jose A.  2126A North Carolina Ave.Homestead, FL. 33039 Dietrich, Paul Jr    45 Garden St  Amsterdam, NY 12010 Doire, Jocelyn    25 Woodridge Cir.#109 Nepean ONT. K2B 7T4 Donaldson, Dan    Rt.#7 - Box 290   Live Oak FL.  32060 Donovan, Royal    2453-B Iris St.   Ottawa, ONT. K2C 1C7 Dougherty,John/Jean 3425 Wisconsin Ave,#26 Vicksburg, MS 39180 Dougherty, Ray 5533 Wagner Dr. Orlando, FL. 32821 Drank, George d E. 1325 N. Meridian #201 Wichita, KS. 67203 Carozza, Elena    829 Riverbend Blvd. Longwood, FL. 32779 Carr, Jack/Ruby    10598 Jonathan Dr.  Orlando, FL. 32825 Carter, Syd 26 Florence Crescent Toronto, ONT. M6N 4E4 Castro, Norman 809W 33rd Ave. Bellevue, NE. 68005 Cavahaugh, Edward P.O. Box 1046 Lake Whales, FL. 33853 Chalfont, Peter 2016 - 72nd St. NW Bradenton, FL. 34209 Chamberlain, Steve 120 E. 4th St. Bloomsburg, PA. 17815 Chappell, Douglas 1501 Woodbine Ave.#811 Toronto, ONT. M4C 4H1 Cherney, Hermans St. MacGregor, QLD., AUS. 4109 Epstein, Marc     5701 E Burns St.   Tucson, AZ.   85711 Esterak, MaIt     412 Bettie St.    Akron, OH.   44306 Estes, Elbert     3131 W Oak Ridge Rd. Orlando, FL.  32809 Everett, Edward    1702 Michael Dr.   Schereville, IN. 46375 Ewanchyna, Andrew  4756 LaLande   Pierrefonds, QUE. H8Y 1V2 Ewing, D.L  1930-172 West San Marcos Blvd.San Marcos, CA. 92069 Falls, Susan     503 Nicole Blvd.   Ocoee, FL.   34761 Farrier, James    12021 - 66th St.#4B Edmonton, ALB. T5B 1J7 Fauteau1059 Hindley St. Ottawa, ONT. K2B 5L9 Cramer, Charles/Ann   HC 72 Box 50 Cass Lake, MN. 56633 Craven, Roger     4911 Lowell Blvd.  Denver, CO.   80221 Crouch, Erik   3321 S.W. Oakley Ave  Topeka, KS  66614-3352 Danyi, Bruce     171 North Yarrow  Oregon, OH.   43616 Danz, Eric       17 Capstan Rd.    West Milford, NJ. 07480 Davies, Jean/Edward 13918 Courtland Cleveland, OH. 44111 Davis, Marvin   52260 Walsingham Ln. South Bend, IN. 46637 Dawes,Steve     P.O. Box 12019    Omaha,NE.   68112 Deere, Faye  P.O. Boronto, ONT. M5A 2Y6 Bueltamann, Donald  455 Skylark Dr.   St. Louis, MO. 63031 Bullerwell, John   P.O. Box 23010 Dartmouth, N.S. B3A 459 Burford, Roger    Lot 142, NAS MHP Millington, TN. 38053 Burrows, Russell/Marie   RD#4 - Box 259    Elmer, NJ.   08318 Busby II, John    6634 5W. 41st St.  Davie, FL.   33314 Cairns, Terry  50 John Garland Blvd.#108 Rexdale, ONT. M9V 1N4 Callicoat, Todd    224-F Eglin Pkwy. Ft.Walton Bch., FL. 32547 Cambe, Jerry/Mary  7063 5 1150 W    Westville,1lN. 46391 Carmichael, Davi1301 Polk City Rd.#40 Haines City, FL. 33844 Drew, Robert/Jane 1024 Reese Ave. Whiting, IN. 46394 Drushel, Richard 3353 Mayfield Rd. Cleveland Hts, OH. 44118 Duffy, James      4 Inverness Ct. St.Peters, MO. 63376 Dukeman, Steve    6131 Liverpool Rd. Hobart, IN. 46342 Duncan, Barbara    3727 - 34th Ave. SW Seattle, WA. 98778 Dunstan, Robert 95 Harland Crescent  Ajax, ONT. L1S 1K2 Edmonton A.U.G. 39 Salisbury Ave. St.Albert, ALB. T8N 0M2 Eiseman, Nat P.O. Box 5366 Arlington, VA. 22205 Ellis, Frank 19 Cervante/Nan  198 Sandcrest Rd.  Albany, NY.   12205 Clark, Kenneth    2094 Tawney Rd.   Ottawa, ONT. K1G IB8 Clary, Thomas     9015 Esther Dr.   Loveland, OH. 45140 Clee, Richard/Frances 21 Rondale Blvd. Toronto, ONT. M6A 1H6 Closs, Howard 3373 5 Royal Oak Dr. Inverness, FL. 34452 Cobley, David 862 Shorewood Dr. Parksville, BC. V9P 1S6 Collins, Ronald 529 Grandview Ave. Barberton, OH. 44203 Cook, Larry 173 E 100th N. American Fork, UT. 84003 Cossaboon, Rich/Diana 645 Astor St. Norristown, PA. 19401 Cousineau, Guy x, Louis    641 Bathgate Dr.#703 Ottawa, ONE. KlK 3Y3 Faw, Roy G.      110 N Lorraine Dr.  Mary Esther, FL. 32569 Feikert, Dennis    RR#l - Box 234/19  Montrose, IA. 52639 Ferguson, Bernard   124 Wallace     Joliet, IL. 60436 Ferguson, E. Frances 3531 8 Marion    Tulsa, OK. 74135 Ferguson, John    P.O. Box 3508    Tulsa, OK. 74101 Fessler, Edward    5000 Fairview Dr.  Crestwood, KY. 40014 Fitzgerald, Alfred  8747 Annetta Place St. Louis, MO. 63147 Fleich, Frank     13381-19 Magnolia Ave. Corona, CA 91719 Fl   Griffith, IN. 46319 Herrington, Pat/Bob 1003 Oak Lane    Orlando, FL. 32703 Hess, Jerome     P.O. Box 214703   Auburn Hills, MI. 48326 Heuerman, Mike    654 Sarver Ave   Montgomery, AL. 36109 Hibbert, G.      P.O. Box 10 Mistatim, SAS. S0B 1B0 Hill, David      3189 Chamberlain Ct Mississauga, ONT L5N 3M2 Hill, Gary E.     L-5 Oak Grove Chapel Hill, NC. 27514 Himel, Richard    20 Bishop St. Toronto, ONT. M5R 1N2 Hoosier, Gary     922 Devon Dr.    Newark, NJ. 10711 Hopstetter, Robert A. 22 Lehman St.    Le 1M1 Gerow, Clayton    662 Maria Ave.   Spring Valley, CA. 92077 Giampietro, David  2017 Glen Una    San Jose, CA. 95125 Gilbert, James E.   4608 Lakeview Dr.  Huntsville, AL. 35810 Gilmore, Thomas C.  1424 W. 33rd St.   Minneapolis, MN. 55408 Girard, J.A.     1420 Ave. Langevin Sud Alma, QUE.  G8B 6B1 Girouard, Mike    157 Market Place W St.John, NB. E2M 1B3 Gordon, Mark     12503 King's Lake Dr. Reston, VA.  22091 Graham, Michael G. 217 Albert St. Winter Springs, FL.32709 Gratham, Daniel 6413 Briscoe Lane 175th St.  Lansing, IL.  60438 Jones, Robert W.   P.O. Box 17309   Esmond, RI.   02917 Kaelber, Charles   P.O. Box 3335    Spring Hill, FL.34606 Kasch, Donald     313 Fountain St. Port Charlotte, FL. 33953 Kastner, Glenn    3341 Dorchester Rd. Shaker Hts., OH. 44120 Keenan, Terry SS#1 Suite15 Comp. 16 Penetanguishene, ONT LOK 1PO Keene, Tom     (passed away) Kehoc, Dan      1200 37th St. SW Calgary, ALB. T3C 3W0 Kelley, Thomas 3-B Chestnut Grove Earlyesville, VA. 22936 Keitner, Mien 815 Dover Dr. South Bent, FL. 34287 Harpster, George   61 Vinyard Dr.   Brunswich, OH. 44212 Harris, John     105 Burning Tree Ln.Boca Raton, FL. 33431 Harris, Dr. Steve  730-N Thurber Dr.  Columbus, OH. 43215 Harrison, Carl    1424 - 24th St. Kenosha, WI. 53140 Hartzler, Peter   2907 Madison Place Falls Church, VA. 22042 Harvey, Eugene    311 Laurel Oak Dr. Lady Lake, FL. 32159 Havach, George    550 - 27th St. #202 San Francisco, CA.94131 Helmst, von, Stan  Rte#3 - Box 161-J   Hudson, WI. 54016 Hennagir, David   215 E Columbia  igner, Jonathan  2110 W. 36th St.   Lorain, OH. 44503 Foster, Bruce     124 Rothsay Dr.   Kanata, ONE. K1L lP1 Fowler, Terry     Rt.#2 - Box 2756  Pearland, TX. 77581 Franz, Michael    1029 5 10th St.   Wausau, WI. 54401 Frerichs, Craig    1928 W. Burnside #309 Portland, OR. 97209 Friedman, Rob/Susan 350-A Randall Ave. Freeport, NY. 11520 Fustino, Richard   32 Johnson St.    Tonawanda, NY. 14150 Gabarik, Glean    5558 Hollywood   Maple Hts., OH. 44137 Gairdner, John S.  1502 Lakeshore Rd. Oakville, ONT. L6Jbanon, PA. 17042 Horvat, Fred     13052 Marylin Rd.  Chesterland, OH. 44026 Howard, James   6541 Virginia Hills Ave. Alexandria, VA. 22310 Hubert, Lou      575 Proudfoot Ln.#1419 London, ONT. N6H 4R5 Hurst, Michael    550 Garvis St. #717 Toronto, ONT. M4Y 1 N6 Ireland, Noel    West Woods Rd.    Sharon, CT. 06069 Jacklin, John     1201 Grignon Green Bay, W1. 54301 Jacobs, J. Eric    1523 Cypress Lake Rd. Lake Wales, FL. 33853 John, Ebeneezar    1772 E 90th St.   Cleveland, OH. 44106 Jones, Rev. Richard 2158- Louisville, KY. 40228 Greenberg, Robert 100 East Rd. Box 2194 Meriden, CT. 06450 Griffin, Ramen 3 Robin Hood Rd. Albany, NY. 12203 Griffin, Ronald 5750 - 80th St.#D305 St.Petersburg, FL. 33709 Guerette, Annette 2025 Main St. W North Bay, ONT. P1B 2X6 Guilmain, Andre 444 Cumberland St.#5 Ottawa, ONT. KIN 7J7 Gunn, Al P.O. Box 478 Airnonte, ONT. K0A lAO Haddad, James Sr. 6619 Ohio Ave. Hammond, IN. 46323 Hamlett, Aaron 710 W Longspur Blvd.#2073 Austin, TX. 78753 Harder, Ronald/Betty 525 Clarian Pl. North Pord, IN. 46614 Kendrick, Albert (Maurice)  625 Baldwin Dr. Sumter, SC. 29105 Kennedy, David 236 McKibben St. #19 New York, NY. 11206 Keu, John CYD Stella, ONT. K0H 2S0 Kiesler, Earl R. 3310 Milford Rd. Indianapolis, IN. 46236 King, Chester 1969 W 48th St. Cleveland, OH. 44102 Klein, Harvey 1736 South Bedford St. Los Angeles, CA. 90035 Koczwara, George 4034 E 52nd St. Newburg Hts., OH. 44105 Koenig, Kevin 131 Ingram Circle Longwood, FL. 32779 Kondas, Vincent  CompuServe # 71350,3330 Kosowsky, Phillp 6067 Jerusurray RR#2 Colborne, ONT. K0K 1S0 McDermott, Michael 188 Cameron Ave. Willowdale, ONT. M2N 1E5 McGrath, Michael  6404 N Washington Blvd. Arlington, VA. 22205 McIntosh, David    7 Monsarrat Crescent London, ONT. N5Y 4Y7 McIntosh, Douglas 615 Clarke Ave. Ottawa, ONT. K1K 0Y6 McNeil, Marilyn/Robert 1806 N Shore Ct. Reston, VA. 22090 Mendez, Lenny     19 Jesse Rd.     Topsham, ME.  04086 Millard, Dale     504 Thompson St.   Peshtigo, WI.  54157 Millen, Robert/Dorothy 257 Briarwood Rd. Venice, FL. 34293 Miller, iel 4525 South White Pine Tucson, AZ. 85730 Lewin, Dick 6308 Falling Star El Paso, TX. 79912 Lindsey, Michael 1605 St.Lawrence St. Orlando, FL. 32818 Liss, Mitch 2504 Jackson Sq. Cir. Kissimmee, FL. 34741 Lites, W.J. 970 Palermo Rd. Titusville, FL. 32780 Livingston, Robert  215 Pine Glen Ct.  Englewood, FL. 34223 Luginbuhl, David   105 Pleasant St.   Archbold, OH. 43502 Lukach, Nick  16 Matapedia Ave. Rouyn Noranda, QUE. J9X 1R1 Lushetsky, Julie   114 Bumby St.    Orlando, FL. 32803 Lynch, Bart      4511 82rchview Ave. Pittsburg, PA. 15277 Murdock, Robert 2645 Wilbanks Circle Dallas, GA. 30132 Neece,Monte 1048 Winter Springs Blvd  Winter Springs, FL. 32708 Neeley, Alan 2337 South 600 East Salt Lake City, UT. 84106 Niemeyer, Robert 292 Boca Ciega Point Blvd. N St.Petersburg,                                                   FL 33708 Noble, Dr Al   (passed away) Noblett, Gregg/Michele 1259 A Valley Rd  Wayne NJ 07470 Notini, James   9389 Bay Colony Dr.#3E Des Plaines, IL. 60016 Ogilvie, R.D. Danny 12 Cleadon Dth Ave. Phoenix, AZ.  85021 Marner, Keith   33 Homer Rd. Croydon, Surrey, ENGLAND CR0 7SB Marshall, James P.O. Box 1112 Broomfield, CO. 80020 Mason, Herman     8912 Blaine Ave.   Cleveland, OH. 44106 Matt, Christopher  E 1489 Hwy.54    Waupaca, WI.  54981 McArthur, George 169 Zermatt Dr. Winter Haven, FL. 33881 McBride, Charles 3801 5 AtlanticAve.#115 New Smyrna Bch FL 32169 McCallum, Shon    P.O. Box 3189    Oakton, VA.  22124 McConeghy, Janet  150 Marina Isles Dr.#508 Englewood, FL. 34223 McCullough, C. Malem Dr. Cicero, NY. 13039 Krxvzanowski, John 2374 Palm St. Ottawa, ONT. KiH 6Y8 Laforest, Guy P.O. Box 548 St.Jacques, NIS. E0L IKO Lager, Donald R. 5415 N. 2nd St. Rockford, EL. 61111 Laurier, Mike 7350 Roi Rene   Anjou, QUE. H1K 3G6 Lawrence, Harry 1700 - 6th St. NW #C-1 Winter Haven, FL. 33881 Le, Vinh 9150 Todos Santos   Santee, CA. 92071 Leamy, Jack 6 Arbordell Rd. #10 Rexdale, ONT. M8W 4C5 Lefko, Richard 20 Ashley Dr. Milford, NH. 03055 Lennes, Robert 14637 Atlantic Ave. Dolton, FL. 60419 Levitt, DanCharles  723 Tangerine Woods Blvd. Englewood, FL. 34223 Miller, Don      1275 Richmond Rd.11806 Ottawa, ONT. K2B 8E3 Miller, Michael  1124 S. 7th Shelton, WA. 98584 Miller, Robert/Marg P.O. Box 6074 Hudson, OH. 44236 Miller, Willis   8647 S. 1240 E.    Sandy, UT. 84094 Milson, Neil 1 Guytoi Ct. Don Mills, ONT. M3C lY1 Mitchell, Ronald 2075 Cooke Ave. Comox, B.C. V9M lY5 Moore, John 1970 Fisher Trail NE Atlanta, GA. 30345 Morel, Paul 320 Powerline Rd. New Smyrna Beach, FL.32069 Morgan, Dennis/MaryJo 3238 Chu56th St.  Kent, WA. 98032 MacKay, Stephen    55 West Ave.     Toronto, ONT. M4M 2L7 Mackie, Thomas 151 Devonshire Crescent Saskatoon, SASK. S7L 5V6 MacKean, Jack     415 Camden Dr.    Falmouth, VA. 22405 Maggio, Joseph    1701 N New England Chicago, IL. 60635 Major, Steve          (changed to Apple Mac computer) Malinowski, Don   P.O. Box 296     Gillam, MB. ROB 0L0 Manning, Percy    P.O. Box 5555    Alexandria, VA. 22310 Marchand, Lyle    P.O. Box 1317    Lisle, IL. 60532 Marentes, Robert R.  9425 North 38r. Nepean, ONT. K2H 5P3 Oldacres, W.R. C1-2 Fenton St. Bendigo, VIC., AUS. 3550 Olson, Steve 1634 North Thompson Dr. Bayshore, NY. 11706 Oltmans, Geoff  CompuServe # 74452,463 Orndorf Jr, Harold 311 Johns Hill Rd. Highland Heights KY 41076 Ostler, Mel      3217 Mesilla Hills Las Cruces, NM.88005 Owens, Larry     6401 Balboa Dr.   Orlando, FL.  32808 Ozretich, Thomas 2277 Lauren Close Cincinnati, OH. 45244 Pac, Stephen 208 Church St. AnIsterdarn, NY. 12010 Pappas, Paul      (sold all ADAM equipment and left)Augusta Rd.   Winter Haven, FL. 33884 Ruff, Dave    4100 SW 28th Terrace    Topeka, KS  66614-2214 Rupert,William   P.O. Box 8515    Rockford, IL. 61125 Rutan, Thomas     1805 - 14th Ave. N   Texas City, TX. 77590 Sage, Darryl   (passed away) Salvati, Richard   17 Acorn Cir.    Hanover, MA. 02339 Sanchez, Hector    3606 Swiss     Corpus Christi, TX.78415 Sandeen, Georgianna P.O. Box 795     Damariscotta, ME. 04543 Sanford, Garnet 489 St.Patrick St. Ottawa, ONT. K1H 5P5 Sarnon, Mark  CompuServe # 76303,1151 tto, Stephen 626 Beech St. Pottstown, PA. 19464 Pines, Howard/Eliz  224-F Eglin Pkwy.NE Ft.Walton Bch. FL 32547 Pitman, Steve     3705 Church St.   Cincinnati, OH. 45244 Porter, Shawn     RR112 - Box 2425   Waterville, ME.04901 Poulin, James     1146 Manatee Dr.   Rockledge, FL. 32955 Powis, Harvey     108 Isabella St.4717 Toronto, ONT M4Y 1N6 Prescott, John   4267 S. Semaron Blvd.#17  Orlando, FL.  32822 Pritchard, MariIyn  1485 Baseline Rd.#1 106 Ottawa, ONT K2C 3L8 Quetel, Ann      1154 N. Mayfield Ave. oken Arrow Ct. Indianapolis, IN. 46234 Silvagai,Robert L. P.O. Box641 Rocky Hill, NJ 08553 Simpson, Steve P.O. Box 34 N. Billerica, MA. 01862 Sirotak, Edward 8603 Orchard Ave. Brooklyn, OH. 44114 Slopsema, Robert/Judith 2261 Shadetree Ln. SE Kentwood, MI 49546 Smalley, L BiSarak P.O. Box 434 San Dimas, CA. 91773 Smith, Charles    2056 Thistle Circle Ottawa ONT. K1H 5P5 Smith, David     424 E John St.    Lindhurst, NY. 11757 Smith, Lee      P.O. Box 159     Terre Hill, PA. 17581 Smith, Vernon     17845 Rose t London, ONT. N5V 3M2 Reynolds, William 712 Waverly Place Statesville, NC. 28677 Richards, Doug/Adam 7786 County Rd.#39 Glenn, CA. 95943 Roades, Dean     8522 Hohman Ave.   Munster, IN. 46321 Rogers, William   P.O. Box 1442    Orange Park, FL. 32067 Roginsky, Al     4327 Thorndale Pl. Las Vegas, NV. 89103 Romero, Matthew   4732 Westward Ln. Nw Albuquerque, NM. 87120 Rosenvinge, Doug   10 North River Rd. Coventry, CT. 06238 Ross, Ian       610 Glenhurst Circle Gloucester, ONT. K1J 7B7 Routhier, Paul    685  Paterson, Doug 592 Eastvale Dr. Gloucester, ONT. KlJ 6Z6 Patterson, Tony/Melissa 8516 Briar Grove Cir Tampa, FL. 33615 Patsche, John     127 Westwood Dr.   Leesburg, FL.  34748 Payton, Bryan     428 Knight St.    Elberton, GA.  30635 Pearson, Erik   Compuserve ID# 72662,116 Pease, Daniel 8138 Honeysuckle Lake Dr. N. Charleston, SC. 29420 Pellinger, Scott D. 39 Micahill Lane Levittown, PA. 19056 Peppers, Joseph    825 SE 2nd St.    Ankeny, NY.   50021 Perron, Mike     53 Grady Circle Nepean, ONT. K2H 5S2 PeSawyer, Thomas 2226 Patterson Ave S   Joplin, MO. 64804 Sayles, Gaylord/Phyllis 815 Nw 7th St. Miami, FL. 33136-3000 Schaub, Robert/Donna 509 - 5th Ave. SW Austin, MN. 55912 Schelm, Fred 9306 Van Buren St. Lanham, MD. 20706 Schwering, Sandra 3837W 116th St. Cleveland, OH. 44111 Scina, Steve 25094 Deerfield Dr. N.Olmsted, OH. 44070 Seaman, David 129 E 8th St. Winona, MN. 55987 Sebelist, Robert/Sylvia P.O. Box 85   Waterford, ME. 04088 Serven, Marisa 5185 Maplebrook La. Flint, MI. 48507 Shaw, Rarold L. 350 BrSan Bernardino, CA.92410 Quiles, Jose     4338 Pine Bark Ave. Orlando, FL. 32811 Quinn, Darryl     157 - 87th St. #04 Howard Beach, NY. 11414 Quinn, Joseph     6665 Timbers Dr.   Mobile, AL. 36695 Rahn, Bill      12426 - 15th St. S   Afton, MN. 55001 Ramirez, David    14904 Grant St.   Lansing, IL. 60419 Reardon, Joseph    1513 Tauromee    Kansas City, KS. 66102 Reedy, Jack      P.O. Box 129     Lowell, MI. 49331 Reeves, Eileen    5518 Wegg Ave.    East Chicago, IN. 46312 Reid, Brian      78 Caprice CrescenSt.    Lansing, IL.  60438 Sobczak, Donald 4318 Monroe Ave. Kalamazoo, Ml. 49002 Stack, Nora      1410 Parrot Way   Longwood, FL. 32750 Steele, Edward    2101 P Washington Harlingen, TX. 78550 Steen, Gerald M.  1000 Rockbridge Ave. #144 Norfolk, VA. 23508 Stewart, Betsy    RR#4 Port Perry, ONT. L9L 1B5 Stewart, Frances J.  1243 High St.    Bath, ME. 04530 Stewart, William   78 Foxbar Rd.    Burlington, ONT. L7L 2Z6 Stio, Robert      11828-A SkylarkPl. Temple Terrace, FL. 33617 Stone, Jean/Jack   3301 Mobileiles St. Bonita Springs, FL. 33923 Welch, Gene Jr. 756 Southgate Ave. Daly City, CA. 94015 Wells, Marjorie J. N 2726 Duvenick Ln. Waupaca, WI. 54981 White, Charles 2062 Burlington Ave. N St.Petersburg, FL. 33713 White, David  (no known address, BUT WE NEED IT!) White, Harlow H. 97 Sunset Dr. #303A Sarasota, FL. 33577 Wick, Dale 206 Poyntz Ave. North York, ONT. M2N 1J6 Wick,Neil P.O. Box 47 Brooklin, ONT. L0B 1C0 Williams, Patricia 3841 W 116th St. Cleveland, OH. 44112 Williams, Russell 414 W. 149th St. New roft Dr.  Scarborough, ONT M1E 3A2 Tilson, John 5.    1091 Abagail Dr.   Deltona, FL. 32725 Timms, James     2215 Airport Rd.   Greenwood, SC. 29646 Townsend, Derek    Box 820       Claresholrn, ALB. T0L 0T0 Turner Jr., James   20110 Ave. 19    Madera, CA. 93637 Tyson, James      1811 St.Rornaa Dr.  Vienna, VA. 22180 Valancius, W.     P.O. Box 80901  SouthBurnaby, BC. VSH 3Y1 Vanderberg, Jeanne  37301 - 28th 5 #37 Federal Way, WA. 98023 Varner, John      1455 McLain     Lincoln Park, Ml. 48146 Venie, Hal   550 Zimmerman, Robert   22607 SE 332nd    Kent, WA.    98042 Zoia, Lawrence P.   637 Spring St.  East Bridgewater, MA.02333 Zuidema, Ernest    1408 Beverly Ln.   Casselberry, FL. 32707 N. 46375 Ewanchyna, Andrew  4756 LaLande   Pierrefonds, QUE. H8Y 1V2 Ewing, D.L  1930-172 West San Marcos Blvd.San Marcos, CA. 92069 Falls, Susan     503 Nicole Blvd.   Ocoee, FL.   34761 Farrier, James    12021 - 66th St.#4B Edmonton, ALB. T5B 1J7 Fauteau111 Watford, Victor L.  P.O. Box 777     Russellville, AL. 35653 Watson, Bruce    P.O. Box 931    Deep River, ONT. K0J 1P0 Watts, Roger     2324 Spencer St.  Lake Station, IN. 46405 Weber, Hal      2360 5W 22nd Ave.#405 Delray Bch., FL. 33445 Weber, Heinz       25 Redwood Rd.     Brantford, ONT. N3R 3M2 Weber, Michael/Betty 6904 Cortez Rd.(#40 RGE) Bradenton FL 34209 Weeks, Chuck 8043 Hyde Park Ave. W North Port, FL. 34287 Weir, Randy        1600 Sable Blvd.    Aurora, CO.  80011 Weisend, Donald/Rev 3620 Ba Ave.   El Paso, TX. 79930 St.Peter, Gerry,    6508 - 34th St. 5W Calgary, ALB. T3E 5M2 Stranahan, Brian   8580 Buggy Whip Rd. Alta Loma, CA. 91701 Talutis, Michael/Maria 6222 Jordan     North Port, FL. 34287 Tarnowsli, Robert   6521 E Camino Santo Scottsdale, AZ. 85254 Taylor, Robert 4887 Eddy Dr. W#4232    Lewiston, NY. 14092 Teater, Gregory  CompuServe # 103755,1265 Terry, John      2900 Jarrison Ave.  Orlando, FL. 32804 Thornhill II, Jesse  1416 Lipan St.    Denver, CO. 80204 Tilley, Kenneth    45 WestcYork, NY. 10031 Williams, Willie 11 Williams Way Downingtown, PA. 19335 Woods, B.J. 23609 Lake Rd. Bay Village, OH. 44140 Woodward, Rod 113 Oak St. Gonic, NH. 03839 Woolston Donald 2117 Ridgewood ST. Highland, IN. 46322 Wormsbecker, Clint 6432 St.Louis Dr. Orleans, ONT. K1C 2Y2 Wright, Robert    RFD#2 - Box 528   Saco, ME.    04072 Wright, Walter 490 - 17th St  W. Babylon, Long Island, NY 11704 Zielinski, Edward 439 Chicora Rd. #22 Butler, PA. 16001 Zimmerman, Donald K. 5132 Jordon Rd. Silver Springs, NY.14    1281 Malcolm     Union Lake, MI. 48387 Vicente Fred     P.O. Box 7266    North Berger, NJ. 07047 Villilo, John     226 N Lindale Ave.  Ashland, OH. 44805 Vrancks, Jerry    2936 Evelyn St.   Portage, IN. 46368 Waggener, Dwight   4194 Meadow Ct.   Marietta, GA.  30066 Walters, Bruce    RD#2 - Box 51    Franklin, PA.  16323 Walters, James    RD#4 - Box 289-A   Titusville, PA. 16354 Wasylko, Bill  18 Stroughton Circle Munster Hamlet, ONT. KOA 3P0 Waters, Joseph    13009 Gray Hilts Rd. NE Albuquerque, NM. 87Ì1 ×69A.N.N. Meeting minutes of Saturday September 7, 1996 - 5 PM       Room 660 - Holiday Inn, Elyria Ohio. ---------------------------------------------------------------       ANN Staff in attendance:       Ron Mitchell, Robert Bair, Bob Slopsema, Bart Lynch,       Jerry Vrancks,       Elders: Rich Clee, Patricia Herrington, George Koczwara,       Herman Mason, Dale Wick.       Newly inducted:  Everybody else in the room.      ----------------------------------------------------------------       Proceegeneral feeling was that we should indeed       try to contact the author wherever possible and obtain permis-      sion, but that given our limited resources, we can only go so       far. If our efforts are unsuccessful, we should simply make       new copies of the software available, keeping a complete      record of our efforts in the event authorities wish to      investigate.       5) Software Development:       It was suggested that ANN could play a greater role in      encouraging authors preistribution. There have been problems with disk production       and getting them out to subscribers. Complaints have been       received.        Robert Bair advised that the memo to all ANN Subscribers       appearing on the January ANN disk - (not distributed until       April 1996) has been amended to serve as a general reminder       to all subscribers each year. It will go out on each January       disk, and those wishing to receive their ANN disks by mail       will have until March to remit t       ADAMites generated considerable discussion. There were       those present who objected to this proposal, feeling that      limiting ADAM communication to one means only would do       little to achieve the objective of increasing communications      among ADAM owners. There was division ofopinion on this       item, and it was finally agreed that all existing lines of       communication be kept open, provided that all of us increased      our efforts to stay in touch with other ADAMites. Thel that communication is the key. Further agreed       that the ANN disk - if it is to be relevant - must appear      regularly each month so that users know when to expect it.      4) Software Stocks - Copyright Issues.       A significant number of ADAM software titles are becomming       scarce to the point where something must be done to make new       supplies available. In some cases, contacting the author for      permission to make new copies has proven difficult if not       impossible. The dings:       1) Agenda       Approved as outlined. No additions       2) Financial Report       Robert Bair reported a balance on hand of $1,014.73.  There       are 12 paid up subscriptions for 1997. The balance reported       includes the return of $500 from ADAMCON 007.       3) ANN Disk Production and       ANN disk mailers are to confirm to Robert Bair the names of       subscribers that they are presently distributing ANN disks to.       There was general discussion on how to improve present       dsently developing programs for ADAM.       The role would be to keep users apprised of the current       status of such work, and to make sure that when software      is released, that authors are properly compensated through      the payment of appropriate royalties.  No firm decisions       were made on this item. It was tabled for discussion only.       6) General Discussion:       The proposal in Rich Drushel's keynote address that the       Internet become the chief means of communication amongsthe $25. fee to Robert Bair.       Somehow we have got to get more people writing ADAM articles.       There is simply not enough material available at this point       to support production of a monthly disk. There was discussion      on what the content should be. The original intent of the ANN       disks was to supply ADAM Newsletter editors with material for       their publications. Some feel however that the disk should       become a medium for the distribution of PD software.       Agreed by alre are       those who strong wish to continue communications by letter       and who do not feel comfortable with downloading an electronic      version of the ANN disks. It was felt that restricting our       communications to electronic format only would serve only to       discourage a fair portion of the ADAM community.       7) 463 ADAM Newsletter -      Appreciation to Jerry Vrancks  Everyone in the room voted a      round of sincere applause to Jerry Vrancks for continuing to      produce tmoney, your choice!" Here's the list I have available:Aquattack,  BC Quest for Tires,  BeamRider,  BlackJack,  Blockade Runner, Bump n' Jump, BurgerTime, Cabbage Patch Kids Picture Show Cabbage Patch Kids in the Park,  Carnival, Centipede, Choplifter, Cosmic Avenger,  DamBusters, Dance Fantasy, Defender, Destructor, Donkey Kong,  Conkey Kong Jr, DragonFire, Dr Suess Puzzle Fix Up, Dukes of Hazzard, Evolution, FaceMaker, Fortune Builder, Fraction Fever,  Frenzy,  Frogger, Frontline, Galaxian, Gateway to Apnal Note       My thanks go to Bob Slopsema for coming forward and offering       to do this. There is a burnout factor on this thing, and I'm       there.      8) Adjournment       Only just in time for pizza before the Comopuserve Conference.       Errors and Omissions in the above minutes should be reported       to Ron Mitchell at ronaldm@mars.ark.com      or 70323.2267@compuserve.comf Paint & Play, Smurf Rescue  in Gargemal's Castle,  Space  Fury,  Space  Panic,  Super Action Controllers, Super Action Baseball, Super Action Football, Super  Cobra,  Spyhunter,  Squish'em Sam,  Star Trek,  Star Wars, Super Sub Roc,  Tank Wars, Tapper, Tarzan, Threshold, Time Pilot, Tournament  Tennis,  Turbo,  Tutenkamon,  Venture,  Victory,  War Games, War Room, Wing War, Zaxxon, Zenji, 2010 Text AdventureAs a famous bunny once said:    "Tha...tha...that's all folks!"Bob Slopsema  CompuServe # 72117Ì1 ×68                        GAME DOC'SColeco  game  lovers,  here  is a list of docs for games  that  I downloaded  off the Internet video games section and  edited  for use.   They are available to you for NO COST....i.e. FREE!  All I ask  is  that you send a disk and return postage to cover  direct costs.  I can calculate disk space if you tell me which game docs you want before you send anything.  OR,  as an alternative, I can upload  any to CompuServe and you can download them at your  end!  "Your he 463 ADAM newsletter, on time and with interesting       material.  Jerry is about the only one left, and all of us       have come to enjoy the newsletter that Jerry puts out.       8)ANN Staff Changes       Bob Slopsema agreed to take over as ANN Editor-in-Chief.       Perhaps now the ANN disks will be produced on time. Ron       Mitchell will continue to play a role in ANN affairs -       in the preparation of disk articles, and attempting      to get more articles from more ADAMites.       Persoshai, Gorf,  Grogs Revenge,  GustBuster, Gyruss, Heist, Hero, Illusion, James  Bond 007,  Jumpman Jr,  KungFu (Chuck Norris  SuperKicks), Lady Bug, Sir Lancelot, Looping, Miner 49er, Module # 2, Mountain King, Montezuma's Revenge, Mousetrap, Mr Do, Mr Do's Castle, Nova Blast,  Oil's Well,  Omega Race,  Pepper 2,  Pitfall 2,  Pitstop, Popeye,  Qbert's Cubes, Quest for Quintana Roo, River Raid, Robin Hood, Rocky Boxing, Roc n' Rope, Rolloverture, Roller Controller, Root Beer Tapper,  Sewer Sam,  Slither, Smur550 Zimmerman, Robert   22607 SE 332nd    Kent, WA.    98042 Zoia, Lawrence P.   637 Spring St.  East Bridgewater, MA.02333 Zuidema, Ernest    1408 Beverly Ln.   Casselberry, FL. 32707 N. 46375 Ewanchyna, Andrew  4756 LaLande   Pierrefonds, QUE. H8Y 1V2 Ewing, D.L  1930-172 West San Marcos Blvd.San Marcos, CA. 92069 Falls, Susan     503 Nicole Blvd.   Ocoee, FL.   34761 Farrier, James    12021 - 66th St.#4B Edmonton, ALB. T5B 1J7 Fauteau,3003              Internet:r.slopsema@worldnet.att.net 2261 ShadeTree Lane S.E. Kentwood, MI 49546-7585 (616) 949-9461          AM software titles are becomming       scarce to the point where something must be done to make new       supplies available. In some cases, contacting the author for      permission to make new copies has proven difficult if not       impossible. The f Paint & Play, Smurf Rescue  in Gargemal's Castle,  Space  Fury,  Space  Panic,  Super Action Controllers, Super Action Baseball, Super Action Football, Super  Cobra,  Spyhunter,  Squish'em Sam,  Star Trek,  Star Wars, Super Sub Roc,  Tank Wars, Tapper, Tarzan, Threshold, Time Pilot, Tournament  Tennis,  Turbo,  Tutenkamon,  Venture,  Victory,  War Games, War Room, Wing War, Zaxxon, Zenji, 2010 Text AdventureAs a famous bunny once said:    "Tha...tha...that's all folks!"Bob Slopsema  CompuServe # 72117Ì1 ×62      E-Mail Addresses for ADAMCON VIII Attendees:      Name                        E-mail Address      Jean Stone                  av949@RGFN.EDU                                  jeans1@JUNO.COM      Pat Herrington              76537.1271@compuserve.com      Ron Mitchell                ronaldm@mars.ark.com                                  mitch@cgate.COM                                  70323.2267@compuserve.com      Rich Drushel                drushel@apk.net      Bob Slopsema     the 4 short days we were all together       The trip east was somewhat disjointed this time. There was bus       travel, there was air travel, more buses, a car trip between       Toronto and Elyria. Right off the top, my thanks has to go to       Rich and Frances Clee who saw to it that I made the 'con on       time and saving air fare to boot. Rode with them from Toronto       to Elyria, and that was a plus. It enabled me to catch up on       all the gossip.       We finally located the right Holiday man                76702.417@compuserve.com      Helen and Joe Alford        72147.2554@compuserve.com      Jillian Arnott              jarnott@csclub.uwaterloo.ca Castle, Nova Blast,  Oil's Well,  Omega Race,  Pepper 2,  Pitfall 2,  Pitstop, Popeye,  Qbert's Cubes, Quest for Quintana Roo, River Raid, Robin Hood, Rocky Boxing, Roc n' Rope, Rolloverture, Roller Controller, Root Beer Tapper,  Sewer Sam,  Slither, Smurgeneral feeling was that we should indeed       try to contact the author wherever possible and obtain permis-      sion, but that given our limited resources, we can only go so       far. If our efforts are unsuccessful, we should simply make       new copies of the software available, keeping a complete      record of our efforts in the event authorities wish to      investigate.       5) Software Development:       It was suggested that ANN could play a greater role in      encouraging authors preÌ1 ×75      ADAMCON VIII in Cleveland       Together Again       by Ron Mitchell       Thirty or so managed to make it again, one more time. The annual       gathering of ADAM owners,smaller but somehow more special,       happened again in Elyria Ohio, about 20 miles west of Cleveland,        between September 5 and September 8, 1996.       I've been there, done that, and now I'm going to write about it       so that those who couldn't make it will perhaps share some of        the fun that we had during            72117.3003@compuserve.com      Steve Pitman                203651.2046@compuserve.com      Dale Wick                   dalew@truespectra.com      Bart Lynch                  71550,3502@compuserve.com      George Koczwara             76500.2417@compuserve.com      Herman Mason                76550.3075@compuserve.com      Jerry Vranks                71610.2413@compuserve.com      Other ADAMites not attending:      David Cobley                dcobley@qb.island.net      Rob FriedInn somewhere around 5pm       on Thursday the 5th. Elyria seemed to be further out of      Cleveland than any of us had calculated, so the trip seemed      just a little longer but not much. But at last we were there,       greeting, meeting, hugging, exchanging the excited and enthus-      iastic banter that characterises the first evening of an ADAM-      CON in and around the registration area. I've written about it       before; it's one of my favourite experiences.       I hope to write about itributed a new step that came       to be known as the ADAMCON Shuffle.  Imagine that you were       about to navigate a narrow space between rows of tables and       chairs where there was also a mass of cable strung between       various computers, all at about knee level.  Your lead foot       must move quickly upward to clear the cabling as you step over       it, and your weight is thereby transferred to the back leg       and foot, leaving you teetering on the edge of a backward fall      intoory-      telling, and fortunately not too many were paying attention to       my bad bluesmanship.       Friday morning began with the first of three keynote speeches,       this on given by Rich Clee. Entitled, "What is ADAM Still Good       For?" You can read Rich's remarks for yourself elsewhere on      last month's disk, as you can Rich Drushels, made Saturday       morning, and my own made on Sunday morning. We all pursued a       common thread each from a slightly different angle.       After braster of the      move.  Rich Drushel added his own version of the Shuffle,       gliding adroitly as required over the table tops with all the       skill and agility of a greased cat.  These were good and       unscheduled lessons by both in how to navigate tight spaces       infested with computer cable.       First day instructional fare included a run through Rich      Drushel's 'museum', an introduction to Speedywrite given by       Jerry Vrancks, a Telecom session put on by Bob Slopsema, and al       meetings and conversations throughout the  day.       In fact it worked well. There was a cosy atmosphere about       this ADAMCON that will mark it as a pattern for those to       come. The fact is that we don't need any more space than       what we had. There were several computers set up so that       the hands on style of instruction could be done as in past      years, and yet there was always plenty of room for all who       wanted to participate.       Rich Drushel and Bart Lynch cont again.  Later Thursday evening in the      hospitality suite there was an evening of merriment and      laughter as ADAMites drifted in from here and there to join us.      Rich Drushel pointed me toward his MIDI setup and before I knew      it, Patricia Herrington was asking me to help her remember a       blues song that she'd written some time ago.  Considering that       neither one of us knew blues scales, we didn't make out half       bad. The room was full of enthusiastic conversation and st the computer gear behind you. If you do the step properly      however, you avoid falling backwards by moving quickly      forward placing your weight onto the front foot once it has       cleared the cabling. The impression created by this wondrous       step is that you are flying forward and backward at the same       time through the air and over the cables. It only looks like       you are about to fall on your head. You don't actually do it.       Needless to say, Bart Lynch became an instant meakfast it was onto the instructional sessions. This      year for the first time, there was no doubling up; in other       words, only one session occured at a time, and all sessions       were conducted in the hospitality room. With the shrinking       numbers now attending ADAMCONs, there isn't the financial       leeway or the need really to hold simultaneous sessions on        different topics. There was some apprehension over packing      everyone into one room, and using the same room for casu      an ADAMcalc lesson provided by Francis Clee.       It took a while for the telecom session to come together,      and that left not nearly enough time for ADAMcalc. These things      happen.  The difficulties of setting up an outside modem link       from a hotel have dogged us in past years.  Somehow it never       seems to work out as planned, and the impact on new modem       users is lost. Ultimately we did get onto Compuserve. As it      turned out the modem that made the best job of it wasipped with a sound card. Emul-      ation routines are provided for the voice and video chips as       well as the Z80 processor. The package can be downloaded from      the Internet and is public domain.  Rich reported that a second       emulator project has been proposed to provide ADAM computer      emulation on the IBM. Conversations with the programmers doing       this work however, have revealed that they perhaps do not com-      pletely understand the ins and outs of ADAM's use of EOS so    stored on the DOS computer.       Any drive that the DOS computer uses can also be used by the       ADAM, as can printer and com ports. What this allows is the       use of an ADAM computer equipped only with a tape drive to       access more sophisticated  hardware available on the IBM          server.       TDOS is not yet available under the ADAMServe setup due to the       lack of information available on the TDOS source and problems       associated with maintaining it.  The Server program must esigned for foreign language users.  These are only       a few of the items Rich had to show us. He mentioned that in      the first few years of his ADAM experience he felt much like      Robinson Crusoe must have on the desert island, not knowing       who was out there or what was being done in the ADAM world. So      he devised ways of doing with ADAM what he wanted done.      Jerry Vrancks followed Rich with a session entitled "An       Introduction to Speedywrite".  He loaded up the program any just       about anyone who can read.  All you need is a spare ADAM       keyboard and a few dollars' worth of electronic components      which should be easily obtainable anywhere. The specifics have      been published on the ANN disk or are available via Compuserve.        Rich continued his portion of the program with a demo of the       recently released Colecovision emulator for IBM and clones.       With this emulator games can be run on your 486 or better       computer, as long as it is equ the       little old ADAMLINK modem with a simple 300 baud connection.       Other faster and more recent modems fell victim to line noise       within the hotel. Future ADAMcon planners, take note.       Rich Drushel's update on the ADAMServe program proved to be       more than interesting. The program has taken quite a leap in       the past year and is now ready for distribution. It provides       a complete EOS interface with the IBM box of your choice, and       allows the user to run programs    that there would likely be problems in those instances where an      ADAM program does not use EOS in a standard manner. For example      programs that write directly to the ADAMnet would no doubt not       work properly.       Finally, Rich concluded his demo by showing a generic IDE hard       drive interface designed by CP/M hobbist Tilmann Reh. This       interface has been written up in the Computer Journal (approx-      imately 18 months ago).  Rich also showed a language card       for ADAM dstill      be configured before delivery, but the user will now have a      version of Filemanager available for use in copying programs       and files in the new DOS environment.       Rich Drushel continued his demonstration of 'one-of-a-kind'       hardware with a showing of Chris Braymen's ADAMnet clock. The       clock, installed neatly in a tupperware container, was constr-      ucted  from the guts of an ADAM keyboard, and is a hardware       project that can be constructed at minimum expense bd       took us through the various choices available on bootup, and       then into the preparation of a text file.  This gave rise to       one of the more interesting discussion which was to become a       thread leading to other ADAM software as well. The question       at hand seemed to be, how does one buy Speedywrite these       days, and what will become of this great little Wordprocessor       once existing stock has been depleted. Efforts to contact the        author, David White, have not  was a serial modem,       but at 300 baud.  The ADAMlink modem would have worked had we      had a long enough telephone wire to connect to it!)       Now apparently - and this happens every year - Holiday Inn had       given assurances that there would be no problem establishing a       modem connection from one of their hotel rooms. In fact, when       we tried it from the hospitality suite with everyone duly       gathered and waiting, there was line noise sufficient to       destroy the effort com we think to be the best      use of that time, whether it be producing a new wordprocessor,      adding TDOS capability to the ADAM server or whatever.       Friday Afternoon:       The Telecom Session - Bob Slopsema.       Somebody ought to write a book. We run into this every year -      the difficulties in setting up ADAM for modem activity out of       our hotel. I can remember stating aloud for all to hear after       about the 5th attempt to dial Compuserve, that those attending      needed to    Murphy's law, right there in Elyria Ohio.       September 7, 1996 - Saturday morning.       Began Drushel's keynote, a thoughtful treatise on the       future growth of ADAM. You can read for yourself as part of       the September ANN disk. I certainly do hope that we can put       together some feedback for Rich over the next few months. He's      question?  What do we want him to do? I suspect we'll have a       challenge in getting together on that one.       Rich Clee hosted an open discussion covld have;      ie ADAMLINK V and a 300 baud modem. In fact we had all sorts       of modems available, right the way up to a 14,400 baud instal-      lation on Rich's IBM. There was my 2400 baud and a plethora       of wires, cables, serial ports and what have you.       I left the scene to try contact from my own room, and was         told some time later that the only thing that worked in the       final thrashing about was the little old 300 baud modem       with ADAMLINK.  (Editor's note: Alas, itbeen successful. Reportedly,       there is also a disk of enhancements available, but nobody       has yet been able to locate it or make any arrangements regard-      ing its distribution.       Considered and discussed was the possibility of producing a       program much like Speedywrite - ie. from scratch - one that       would take account of the word processing needs of ADAM owners.      Rich Drushel's time for ADAM projects is limited, and it would       be well for us all to let him know whatpletely. This of course does not bode      well for modem demonstrations. Those who contemplate stepping       into cyberspace for the first time are already apprehensive      enough without perceiving that there well be difficulties in       just getting connected. We have to do something about this,       and I'm sure that Bob Slopsema will have it all checked out      for ADAMCON IX - well in advance.  There is of course no need       to tell Bob this. He was the one who  ran bigtime afoul of    take account of everything we were trying here,       because this was exactly the type of problem everyone would       encounter with modemming sooner or later. But that probably       wasn't too helpful a thing to say. Bob persisted, give him       credit, and finally we got  out to compuserve. Now I never      actually saw this happen, so I'm at a bit of a disadvantage in      terms of reporting what happened.  The  intent was to contact       Compuserve using only equipment that most ADAMites wouering a wide range of       business items.  How do we get older ADAM written material out      to the general population?  Numerous problems in getting in       touch with and maintaining contact with ADAM users   The issue       of copyright on some ADAM products, particularly  where the       author has long since disappeared from the scene and cannot       be contacted.  Suffice it to say that on these issues, the       group had more questions than answers.       The morning capped with a graphic wind. I skittered over to the       adjacent mall to confirm Bob Slopsema's impression that it was      indeed the size of the Pentagon, spent a few bucks, and came       back.       The activity on computers set up in various individual rooms      at this point is usually fast and furious. Copies of this and       that are flying back and forth, and people are scrambling to       get this and that working. It would be extremely difficult to       give the reader a blow by blow account of exactly whaim in good stead for what could have been a difficult      subject. He was well  prepared, had handout materials for       everybody - including a copy of MacADAM. There was a concise       handout that will serve to remind me of the material covered       when I do finally sit down on my own to do this.  Most of us,      when we think of programming in Z-80 assembler, relate the       process to CP/M or TDOS, and in fact that is where a great       deal of ADAM assembler has been produced. As an altll the arrival of Zonker      (aka Bart Lynch - who needs no introduction, but who frequently      insists on making his presence felt) should be of only      average interest to most ADAMites.  We have  after all, enjoyed      his company at each and every 'Con since the earth was flat.       But...This year he really surprised me. You see, we started       getting reports somewhere about mid-morning... sort of like the        "Elvis is in the building" sort of thing... Zonker is on      approach tle.       The balance of Saturday afternoon was free time. It went by      quickly enough. At this point in all of the 'cons, the free       time is scheduled to allow us all to catch our breath so to       speak. Some like to check out the shopping facilities or do       a little sightseeing. This time, the dregs of Hurricane Fran       more or less prevented any outdoor activity. Someone was later      to say that we had more than 5 inches of rain in a 24 hours       period, complete with attendants session put on by Patricia       Herrington. She actually divided up the time between Gene      Welch and Steve Pitman, who demo'd their programs Klondike       and ADAM Bomb II respectively, both impressive graphics offer-      ings and both new additions to the world of ADAM software.       Afternoon:  For me Dale Wick's presentation on Z-80 assembly      language was one of the highlights of the entire 'Con. Quite       possibly he has taken training in instructional methods, and       it stood ht was       being achieved at any given moment.  Suffice it to say that       we all thought it important and had to be done.       As always, room 660 served as the hub of most activity. People       drifted in and out and others made good use of the three or       four ADAM's set up there to make a point, make a copy, or make      a total mess in trying to check something out. All part of the      'Con. I have to back up just a bit.  Zonker arrived at high      noon on Saturday.  So?  you say...  Weernative       in the EOS world, there is MacADAM, which provides a passable       programming environment for those wanting to develop assembly       language routines without leaving EOS.  Dale walked us through      the process of developing a simple boot block. It became quite      clear that he had already done considerable preparation. His       intent was to acquaint us with the basics and give us some       idea of how to proceed in writing Z-80 code.  Mission accompl-      ished! Well done, Dao the airport....  Zonker has arrived at the      airport...  Zonker is on his way to the hotel.  And yes.....       Zonker is in the building.  And then he's there, and my        ADAMCON is complete...but...then... The next report had it that      Zonker had fallen asleep in an adjacent room. And I'll be      darned if it wasn't true.  This Icon of the ADAM world,      this individual of great infamy amongst ADAMITES, this man on      a pedestal .... had come to ADAMCON VIII and fallen instantly   AMCON as well as Sysop Rob       Friedman (Long Island N.Y.) and Ron Collins who needs no       introduction. Ron had zipped back some 60 miles or so to       Barberton following supper with us. It was a real treat to       see him again. He remains near and dear to the ADAM community.       This time there was no problem connecting things up and log-      ing onto Compuserve. With six or so participants, and others       coming and going, following the conversation got a little      challenging at timwhich of course is what we're all       accustomed to.      Let the 'Con begin!       Later on Saturday afternoon, whilst Hurrican Fran was flexing       a muscle and trying to show us what it had been further east,       we sat inside and got down to some weighty matters. It was time      for the annual ADAM News Network meeting. This year was just a       little different in that a meeting of the ADAMCON 'Elders' was       conducted at the same time. There are not enough people left       to do bot we managed to get a few things covered that those atten-      ding had questions on. Topics raised by the group covered       major applications useable under TDOS, changing TDOS config-      uration on the fly, and setting up VDE to edit a file.       Following that, Bart took over with a session on converting       files from TDOS to EOS using CLONE.COM and IMAGE.COM. This       turned out to  be a critical session for most people, and       unfortunately again there were problems. A reluctant disk know on a regular       basis, we've got nowhere  to go but down. It's as simple      as that. We come to these annual gatherings full of enthusiasm            and vinegar, and we leave twice as full as that. Unfortunately,      two or three weeks later as normal life resumes, we lose the      momentum all too quickly. This year, that just won't work. We       have to communicate with each other.       Later Saturday evening there was the traditional Compuserve       conference attended by many at AD    asleep.  Unbelieveable!  But there was a reason.  Try staying       up all night aboard a red-eye, losing three hours to boot, and      travelling 3000 miles plus in the bargain. You'd fall asleep       too.   He'd just flown in from Seattle, and boy were his arms       ever tired!  So we didn't really see Zonker's life form until       later in the afternoon, when he managed to achieve upright,       camera slung around his neck, clambering over computer cables       with his hat on backwards - es, but a good time was had by all.       Following the Compuserve Conference, sleep deprivation set in      as many of the good folk sat in 660 chatting until the wee       hours. Nobody wants this thing to end. I had to be up early to       give Sunday morning's keynote and sound reasonably intelligent,      so I went to bed somewhat early.  Well.... midnight plus 30 is       early  for me.           Sunday September 8, 1996.       My TDOS session on Sunday morning was a 'wing-it' special.      Thinkh, so George Koczwara and I decided to combine it all       into one meeting.   Just as well. You can read all about our       deliberations in separate file on this disk entitled ANN-MEET      .AC8.  Here, just let me point out that we're down to the       point now where each and every ADAM owner will need to consider      contributing something to the group if the group is to continue      Without full participation from everyone, which includes stay-      ing in touch with every other ADAMite you       drive got in the way, and we didn't get through the complete       process. Later on in my room, we tried it again and managed       to show a few people how to convert the annual Christmas card      image file to useable format under EOS.  We'll have to try       that again next year.  That took much of the afternoon, which       had been set aside for makeup sessions in any case.  The       scheduled ADAM store was cancelled out. Here again is an       unfortunate indicator of our state. Wed each year they seem to disappear. Nobody ever sees them       again. An idea was tossed out by several at the banquet that      perhaps those taking pictures should bring along with them       next year in an album. At this point we could set these things      out on a table somewhere and spend literally hours reminiscing       So let's do that, shall we!       Congratulations to the 5 new Gallery of Honour inductees:          Tony Patterson          Jack Reedy          Jean Stone          Steve Pitmae for the banquet. It's remains one       of the most bittersweet moment of any ADAMCON, and this was       no exception.  It's the highpoint of the weekend, and also       the end. The meal was excellent and the post-dinner proceed-      ings were memorable. It never ceases to amaze me how, even      with our vendors and user groups in the state they are in,       they still manage to come up with a prize for everyone in       the room.  Donated prizes were of high standard, interesting      and usesigned for foreign language users.  These are only       a few of the items Rich had to show us. He mentioned that in      the first few years of his ADAM experience he felt much like      Robinson Crusoe must have on the desert island, not knowing       who was out there or what was being done in the ADAM world. So      he devised ways of doing with ADAM what he wanted done.      Jerry Vrancks followed Rich with a session entitled "An       Introduction to Speedywrite".  He loaded up the program anood husband      I am.......I let Judy have the quilt!)   Perhaps somebody can       help me out here.       All you had to do was cast an eye about the walls of the       banquet room to realize the history this event has taken on.       Eight banners, each new in their own year, and now collected       together each time an ADAMCON is held. Sure hope my pictures       turned out.   Speaking of which... there was a complaint       which must indeed be dealt with. Each year we take pictures,       an still have vendors      selling stock, but few people left buying. It has reached the      point where the work involved in setting up items for sale       was more than it was worth. Many of us bought a few things       here and there from vendors present (The Clee's, George and       Herman, Gene Welch and Steve Pitman). Too bad.  I used to       enjoy the ADAM store, but can certainly see why it no longer      flies. We've stopped supporting it.       Sunday Evening.       And finally, it was timn          Phil Kosowski       Deserving ADAMites all.       All too soon it was time for hugs and goodbyes. I still say,       it goes too fast. And next years will be the same, here and       gone before we know it.       ADAMCON IX - Grand Rapids, Michigan - hosted by Bob and Judy       Slopsema. See you all there!          -Ron Mitchell      een written up in the Computer Journal (approx-      imately 18 months ago).  Rich also showed a language card       for ADAM deful. There were two door prizes raffled off, and as       always, our thanks has to go to Jean Stone who each year       does (knits? Crochets?) a quilt for the raffle. One of these       years, I'm going to win one.  This year there was a quilt and       a throw, and I'll be darned if I can remember who won them.       Judy Slopsema? I think she was one of the winners. (Editor's      note: BULLSH*%  I won it! I told everyone it was mine, I bought      the tickets and I earned it! :)  But, being the gÌ1 ×68Ok Bob, here's how ya do it. Uploading a message to someone or a program  or an ANN disk  etc.1) Go to the MAIL area on Compuserve2) If you're set up to receive menu's you will receive the opening mail menu. If you're not set up to receive menus, you might want to GO PROFILE and set your settings for MENU's for this particular task. It's a heck of a lot easier than trying to remember the commands. Anyway... I'm going to assume that you see the same mail menu as I do.3) Select choice 3; "Uploah, so George Koczwara and I decided to combine it all       into one meeting.   Just as well. You can read all about our       deliberations in separate file on this disk entitled ANN-MEET      .AC8.  Here, just let me point out that we're down to the       point now where each and every ADAM owner will need to consider      contributing something to the group if the group is to continue      Without full participation from everyone, which includes stay-      ing in touch with every other ADAMite youyou can use ASCII  (if you've used the NON-Document mode to prepare it. Same discussion as before..). For everything else it's best to use BINARY, including any programs, software or ANN disis you're transferring.6) Compuserve will then tell you that it's ready to receive. You then go to your own command mode and initiate a modem transfer using whatever modem protocol you specified.7) and hopefully, the file gets uploaded.8) then..... Compuserve indicates it got the file ok (or tells you if it didn't)es which are grouped in multiples  of 4 I believe from the HRP thru HRP4.   Word  has  it that we may even see some new and different Christmas music to go along with those fantastic pics you are going to send Ron's way!o use just to get to Compuserve.  Anyway, try XMODEM first.5) You'll then be prompted for a 'transfer type'. Could be:      1)   ASCII      2)   Other Text      3)   BinaryIf you're just uploading a text message that you've prepared with Wordstar, ddressee and subject, and sends the message.That's all there is to it!!  :)Try it, you'll like it. And let me know if it makes any sense.  -Ron Mitchellome weighty matters. It was time      for the annual ADAM News Network meeting. This year was just a       little different in that a meeting of the ADAMCON 'Elders' was       conducted at the same time. There are not enough people left       to do botd a Message"4) You'll then be prompted for a 'modem protocol'. You can select XMODEM, and that should work ok if you're dialing directly into a Compuserve number. From here I find Kermit works best through t the maze of line and data connections I have to use just to get to Compuserve.  Anyway, try XMODEM first.5) You'll then be prompted for a 'transfer type'. Could be:      1)   ASCII      2)   Other Text      3)   BinaryIf you're just uploading a text message that you've prepared with Wordstar, Ì1 ×69Well,  troups,  it was bound to happen.   I screwed uup big time!  Yes,  it's  true,  I told you all a lie last month.   In my  vast inexperience  and  harried  or hurried condition  (whichever  you prefer),  I gave the wrong picture type which you needed to  send Ron Mitchell you Christmas card contribution.  I was very quickly shown  the  error  of my ways and not chastized to  badly  by  Mr Mitchell.  But now hear this!!   ALL PICTURES SHOULD BE SUBMITTED IN  SMARTPAINT FORM.   This is the HRP fil and prompts you for the user ID of the person you are sending to. For compuserve addresses, you just use the addressee's compuserve id.  ie         70323,2267or whatever.For INTERNET addressees you would type:         INTERNET:joe.blenkle@calweb.comor the addressee of whoever you are sending to. The trick is to precede the address with the word INTERNET:   (don't forget the colon)9) Compuserve the prompts you for a subject, and you provide that10) Then Compuserve asks you to confirm the ax	Es taking lessons from                          Ron Mitchell on expressing the view                         of the computer towards life.AdamCon 8                Gene WADAM NEWS NETWORK MONTHLY DISK - OCTOBER 1996Computer Perspective     Gene Welch is taking lessons from                          Ron Mitchell on expressing the view                         of the computer towards life.AdamCon 8                Gen        everyone the power to communicate                         via and major BBS using their EmailMitch08                  You guessed it.  Ron Mitchell has                          another view of the past ADAMCON;                         seemingly a bit different than                          everyone else's.MitchMSG                 This message from Ron to me is                          something we all could use as a                          lesson on email or sending things               ES                 This is a list that Jean Stone was                         kind enough to put together of all                         known ADAM computer owners.  She                          compiled it from many sources.  I                         have added a few names to the list                          and edited a few duplicates out of                         the original.  Maybe you know wome                         of these people and could entice                         them back; OR getmas pics...                         you ARE all working on pictures for                         the musical media Christmas card?XmasPICS                 A further clarification on the sub-                         ject of the file types to use for                          the Christmas card pictures.Squished                 File explaining ALL I know about                          the file compression game we play                         everytime we use TDOS stuff trans-                        MCON VIII.  If you were                          not there, read about it now!CVgames                  An offer to get those doc files for                         the ColecoVision games you have AND                         get 'em for nothing...nada...zip...                         zilch....FREE...(affordable). EmailADR                 I have included this file again                         this month just in case you lost                         last months list  This file gives                 e Welch gives us an insight into                         his trip to the convention and his                         inpressions and memories of it.Page 2                   This is from the 463rd ADAM news-                         letter.  Page # 2 naturally! Thanks                         Jerry for the contribution.AC VIII                  Another view from the top of the                         convention memories list.  This is                          from none other than Jerry Vrancks.ADAMIT           to each other.  1 note here: I have                         tried to send files binary over the                         internet thru CompuServe and was                         told I can NOT do that. ????  Will                         have to keep banging my head to the                         wall and see if I can get thru.OctANN                   This file corrects some minor point                         of misinformation I gave you last                         month concerning Christ them interested                         enough to come to ADAMCON09.  Maybe                         we could even check thru the list                         and mark those we know are not                         involved with the ADAM anymore. We                         would leave them on, but note their                         movement onward.ANN96                    These are the official minutes of                         the Adam News Network meeting held                         during ADA ported electronically to us.  I                          hope I haven't committed two (?)                           many errors or further muddied the                         waters of TDOSdom.ADAMcarts                Here is a list of all the ADAM cart                         ridges ever produced with descrip-                         tions  concerning the game types                         involved.  There is also a list of                         games never released in original                o be submitted as PowerPaint 10K Binary or 80K workspace files.  I can do the conversion from there.   Just for your info, I was talking to Gene Welch at ADAMCON,  and he's going to lend a hand with the effort.  If anybody has any good MIDI files of Christmas  Carols, they  could be used as well.  Sound files need to be in  'General MIDI  standard'  format  with a .MID  filename  extension.  - Ron Mitchell " End Quote SUPER!!   Then I didn't completely BLOW the idea fro the pics???? :)  I think that this sn notes to keep  you  on track.   You  don't  need  to know HOW it works,  just  learn  to manipulate the utilities.managed       to show a few people how to convert the annual Christmas card      image file to useable format under EOS.  We'll have to try       that again next year.  That took much of the afternoon, which       had been set aside for makeup sessions in any case.  The       scheduled ADAM store was cancelled out. Here again is an       unfortunate indicator of our state. We were  brought                over to theTDOS environment in order to transport               them easily.  Use CLONE to get them back to EOS     .?Y?      These files need LT29 or 31 or UNCRLZH for                decompression     .ZIP      "Zipped" files in CP/M 2.2  Use UNZIP for these    Now for the methods of using the decompression files to  actually get ahold of the files we want.  Each will  usually prompt you on the  correct protocol if you just type in the name of the program thus  giving  yÌ1 ×67Subject:  Christmas Card Graphics Folder:  General You Said:   "Bob,  further to our conversation last night on  the Compuserve conference re the format of graphics for the Christmas card. I was looking over what you said on the ANN September disk, and you're not all that far off. The format required is, as you stated, SmartPaint format. That type of file, when produced with SmartPaint  or  PowerPaint has an "HRP" extension added to  it,so that is the required format;  ie.  HRP format.  Files can als          form.  Gleaned from the internet. all working on pictures for                         the musical media Christmas card?XmasPICS                 A further clarification on the sub-                         ject of the file types to use for                          the Christmas card pictures.Squished                 File explaining ALL I know about                          the file compression game we play                         everytime we use TDOS stuff trans-                        ounds so good, I will have to include your reply  here in the next ANN for digestion.   Will have to get  an idea or two going shortly in me own head for a pic.be "uncrunched" always have               the letter Z in the center extension position     .ARC      Files which need to be "unarced" by UNARC     .?Q?      Files which need to be "unsqueezed" by USQ     .IMG      These  are actually EOS disks that  still have vendors      selling stock, but few people left buying. It has reached the      point where the work involved in setting up items for sale       was more than it was worth. Many of us bought a few things       here and there from vendors present (The Clee's, George and       Herman, Gene Welch and Steve Pitman). Too bad.  I used to       enjoy the ADAM store, but can certainly see why it no longer      flies. We've stopped supporting it.       Sunday Evening.       And finally, it was timÌ1 ×67                       COMPRESSED LATELY ?     This  article is written in response to many questions  into the why and how of TDOS compressed files.   At ADAMCON  VIII,  the subject  came  up  more than once,  and not only  from  whom  were considering themselves novices on the ADAM, but also from  those who are just not comfortable with the   TDOS environment.   This is very understandable,  since the  TDOS (and CP/M and ibm DOS) world is  full of what seem      sometimes like contradictions and eration Type -x to exit back to TDOS (At this point you will probably have to further  uncompress  the     individual files themselves.)                              UNCR24 ("z" in the extension) instructionsType UNCR24 *.* or UNCR24 *.?Z?  (24 would be version # of   uncr) You will see the files being exploded onscreen Again,  you may specify different drives ie. uncr 24 b:*.?Z? a:      for uncrunch all crunched files on b: and put on a:     drive               UNARC (files w/ .arc extension) inst  supposed  to be a   flag to me that I need to  uncompress  the file.   Files fall into one of the following catagories:     .LBR      Library file collection of smaller files,     quite                possibly with the inner files compressed also     .?Z?      Files which need to be "uncrunched" always    have               the letter Z in the center extension position     .ARC      Files which need to be "unarced" by UNARC     .?Q?      Files which need to be "unsqueezed" by USQ     .IMG              Type CLONE21 (or version #) filename.IMG      Specify TDOS source and      also  EOS destination drive.   ADAM will take a few     minutes      but will put the image file onto an eos disk for you. Now that you have accomplished the undo-able,  maybe it's    time to try out MAKING some of those files yourself!         Basically, the two things  you  will run into and need for   yourself are  CRUNCH  and NULU.               CRUNCH instructionsType CRUNCH <filename.ext> and let ADAM munch just type in the  name of the program thus  giving  you  a chance to see how   to do it  and  follow  the example set down.                    NULU (de-LBR files) instructionsLoad TDOS Type -h or -m for the menu Type -o to open a       library Type the name of the library to open (with drive #   if different     from the drive you are on) no need for the extension    Type -e to extract the files inside the library Type *.* in  order to extract all the files inside Wait while ADAM        performs the opworst  of all,  don't      have  the onscreen programming we have come to  know with  a lot of the EOS offerings both original to Coleco and  3rd    party programming.     What  I have done for myself to help me keep things  on the straight  and  narrow is to make myself pages of notes   or  cheat sheets,  if you will.   I refer to them OFTEN!  I  find that I can not remember the different methods of        compression,  or the little tipoffs  (usually  the center    letter of the extension .c?m)  that areructionsType  UNARC  *.ARC and wait for ADAM to  uncompress  them.   Same      specifications for drives apply as above.               USQ (files w/ .?Q? extension) instructionsType USQ *.?Q? and wait for ADAM to uncompress.               LT29 (31) (files w/ .?Y? extension)           instructionsType  LT29 (or other version #) *.?Y?  to  decompress.       UCRLZH20      will also do the same uncompression  method               CLONE21 (files w/ .IMG extension)             instructions       These  are actually EOS disks that  were      brought                over to theTDOS environment in order to       transport               them easily.  Use CLONE to get them back to   EOS     .?Y?      These files need LT29 or 31 or UNCRLZH for                decompression     .ZIP      "Zipped" files in CP/M 2.2  Use UNZIP for     these    Now for the methods of using the decompression files to  actually get ahold of the files we want.  Each will  usually prompt you on the  correct protocol if you on it for      awhile, when it's done spindling, mutilating, and munching,  the file will have a "Z" in the extension and be smaller     than before.               NULU (to pack a library) instructionsType in NULU, when the program comes up it will come up with a -O      signifying it is ready to open a file. Type in the name you want your LIBRARY file to be called ADAM  will  return   the message "File not  found"   (because  you      haven't created it yet!) Type  in the number of files   the libr© Åðùx
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Doîëeù Koîç           ÃÏ ¸²  ²´±±              Ã    3.²¯5 Ìáääer
Doîëeù Koîç Êõîior    ÃÏ ¸3  ²60±              Ã    3.¸Ã.'ó Ñõeót forÔireó SÉ ¸3  ÏÔÌ-90²           U    ´.0¯´  Aäö
B.Ã.ÉÉ:Groç'ó Òeöeîçe ÃS ¸´  ²¸63              Ò    3.5¯²  Aäö
Beáíriäer             AÃ ¸3  VS-003            U    5.0¯²  Sèoot
Blocëáäe Òõîîer       ÉN ¸´  ²-00²             Ò    3.0¯²  Sèoot
Boõläer Dáóè          ÔG     ÔÃ²03             ÅÒ         Ìáääer
Bráiîótráiîeró        ÃÏ     ²696              VÒ   ².0¯±  Åäõc
Bõcë Òoçeró           ÃÏ ¸3  ²6±5              Ò    ².5¯²  Sèoot
Bõíð 'î' Êõíð         ÃÏ ¸´  ²´´0    D (o©     U    3.5¯´ VÒ         Piîâll
Æortõîe Bõiläer       ÃÏ ¸´  ²6¸±           Ø  Ò    ´.3¯3  Strát
Æráctioî Æeöer        SP ¸3  ÆÒÆ-ÃV            VÒ   ².0¯²  Åäõc
Æráîtic Æreääie       SV     SÅ²3²             Ò           Aäö
Æreîúù                ÃÏ ¸´  ²6±3              Ò    ´.0¯´  Sèoot
Æroççer               PB ¸3  9¸30              U    3.·¯3 Ìáääer
Æroççer ÉÉ Ôèreeäeeð! PB ¸´  9990              VÒ   3.0¯² Ìáääer
Æroît Ìiîe            ÃÏ ¸3  ²650    S      Ø  U    ².¸¯´  Sèoot
Gáláxiáî              AÔ ¸3  ·000          U    3.5¯²  Sèoot
Moõîtáiî Kiîç         SU ¸´  ±605              Ò    3.5¯² Ìáääer
Moõóe Ôráð            ÃÏ ¸²  ²´±9           Ø  Ã     3.3¯´  Máúe
Mõóic Box Deío (ð©    ÃÏ                       ÅÒ           Deío
Noöá Bláót            ÉM ¸3  Ï660·             Ò    ´.0¯±  Sèoot
Ïil'ó ×ell            SÉ ¸3  Ï×Ì-90±           Ò    3.·¯3  Máúe
Ïíeçá Òáce            ÃÏ ¸3  ²´´¸    Ò (o©     U    3.¸¯´  Sèoot
Ïîe-Ïî-Ïîe            MÆ ¸´                    VÒ   3.0¯±  Sðort
Peððer ÉÉ              ØÏ     9906²             VÒ   ±.0¯±  Ôext
Êáíeó Boîä 00·        PB ¸3  9900              VÒ          Aäö
Êõëe Box              SP     ÊUK-ÃV            VÒ   ².0¯± Põúúle
Êõíðíáî Êõîior        ÅP     590               Ò    5.0¯± Ìáääer
Êõîçle Hõît           AÔ     ·000·             VÒ   ´.0¯±  Aäö
Keî Uótoî Blácëjácë   ÃÏ ¸²  ²´39           Ø  U    ².·¯3  Ãárä
          /Poker
Keùótoîe Káðeró       AÃ ¸´  VS-00´            Ò    3.0¯²  Ãèáóe
Kõîç Æõ Sõðerëicëó    ÔG                       Ò               VÒ          Máúe
Ñõeót for ÑõiîtáîáÒoo SU ¸3  ±603              Ò    ´.0¯±  Aäö
Òiöer Òáiä            AÃ ¸´  VS-00²            Ò    3.3¯3  Sèoot
Òoâiî Hooä            ØÏ     990²3             VÒ   ´.0¯±  Aäö
Òoc 'î Òoðe           ÃÏ ¸´  ²66¸              U    3.·¯3 Ìáääer
Òocë 'î' Bolt         ÔG     ÔÃ-²0²            ÅÒ         Põúúle
Òocëù Sõðer Actioî    ÃÏ ¸3  ²606    S      Ø  Ã    3.3¯3  Sðort
      BoxingŠÒolloöertõre          SU     ±60²              VÒ         Põúúle
Òoot Beer Ôáððer           Åäõc
Meteoric Sèower       BÃ ¸6                    NA          Sèoot
Miîer ²0´9er          MÆ ¸3  MÃÌ5²±            U    3.5¯´ Ìáääer
Mr. Do!               ÃÏ ¸3  ²6²²              Ã    3.¸¯´  Máúe
Mr. Do!'ó Ãáótle      PB     9¸²0              VÒ   ´.5¯² Ìáääer
Moîëeù Acáäeíù        ÃÏ ¸´  ²69´              Ò    ´.0¯²  Åäõc
Moîteúõíá'ó Òeöeîçe   PB ¸´  9660              Ò    ´.5¯´ Ìáääer
Motocroóó Òácer       ØÏ     990²6             VÒ          Driöe
Mooîóweeðer           ÉM ¸´  Ï6²0·   6             Ò    ´.5¯²  SèootŠGátewáù to Aðóèái     ÅP ¸´  6±0               Ò    3.0¯3  Aäö
Gorf                  ÃÏ ¸3  ²´´9              Ã    3.0¯5  Sèoot
Gõót Bõóter           SU     ±60±              VÒ   ².0¯±  Aäö
Gùrõóó                PB ¸´  99¸0              Ò    ´.·¯3  Sèoot
H.Å.Ò.Ï.              AÃ     VS-005            Ò    5.0¯²  Sèoot
Heiót¬ Ôèe            MÆ ¸3  MÃÌ5²0            Ò    3.3¯3  Ãèáóe
Éllõóioîó             ÃÏ ¸´  ²6²±              Ò    3.0¯²  Sðlit
Ét'ó Ïîlù Òocë î'ÒollÃÏ ¸3  ²605              U    3.3¯´  Máúe
Pitfáll!              AÃ ¸3  VS-00±            U    3.3¯3  Aäö
Pitfáll ÉÉ            AÃ ¸´  VS-00¸            Ò    ´.0¯±  Aäö
Pitótoð               ÅP ¸3  600     D (o©     U    ².¸¯´  Driöe
Poðeùe                PB ¸3  9¸±0              Ã    3.0¯5  Aäö
Porëù'ó (ð©           20                       ÅÒ 
Power Gráââer (ð©     SY                       ÅÒ
Ñªâert                PB ¸3  9¸00              Ã    ´.0¯´  Máúe
Ñªâert'ó Ñõâeó        PB     9950          Aäö
Ìáäù Bõç              ÃÏ ¸²  ²´33              Ã    3.¸¯5  Máúe
Ìeárîiîç witè Ìeeðer  SÉ     ÌÌÌ-90±           VÒ          Åäõc
Ìiîëiîç Ìoçic         ÆP ¸´  ÌNÌ               VÒ   3.0¯±  Åäõc
Ìoçic Ìeöeló          ÆP     ÌÌV               VÒ          Åäõc
Ìooðiîç               ÃÏ ¸3  ²603              Ã    3.3¯´  Sèoot
MªAªSªH                      ²0                ÅÒ          Aöoiä
Máëe-A-Æáce           SP                    Ø  ÅÒ   ±.0¯±  Åäõc
Meíorù Máîor          ÆP     MÅM               VÒ     ÃÏ ¸´  ²6±6              Ò    3.0¯3  Sèoot
Sáííù Ìiçètfoot       SÉ     SÌD90²            VÒ         Ìáääer
Scètroõíðfó           ÃB                       VÒ          Aäö
Scètroõíðfó           ÃÏ                       VÒ          Aäö
Sector Alðèá          SV     SÅ²²0             VÒ   ´.0¯±  Sèoot
Sewer Sáí             ÉN ¸´  ²-00±             VÒ   3.5¯²  Sèoot
Sir Ìáîcelot          ØÏ ¸3  990²´             VÒ   3.0¯±  Aäö
Sëetcè Máóter         PP     G²500   P         ÅÒ          Åäõc
Sëiiîç            ÃÏ ¸²  ²´±3    D         Ã    ².3¯´  Driöe
Ôõtáîëèáí             PB ¸3  9¸´0              U    3.·¯3  Aäö
Uð 'î Dowî            SÅ ¸´  009-²±            Ò    ´.3¯3  Driöe
Veîtõre               ÃÏ ¸²  ²´±·              Ã    3.¸¯5  Aäö
Victorù               ÃÏ ¸3  ²´´6    Ò         U    3.0¯²  Sèoot
Viäeo Hõótler (ð©     KÏ                       ÅÒ          Pool
×ár Gáíeó             ÃÏ ¸´  ²63²    Ò      Ø  U    3.¸¯5 Defeîä
×ár Òooí              PÒ ¸3  ²±53ÃÌ  Ò (o©  Ø  U    ´.3¯´ Defeîä
×i    SV ¸3  SÅ²3´             Ò    3.5¯²  Sèoot
Sðù Hõîter            ÃÏ ¸´  ²6±·    S (o©  Ø  VÒ   ´.3¯´  Driöe
Sqõióè'eí Sáí         ÉN ¸´  ²-003             Ò    ´.0¯± Ìáääer
Stár Ôreë: Stráteçic  ÃÏ ¸´  ²6¸0    S (o©  Ø  VÒ   ´.0¯3  Sèoot
          Ïðerátioîó
Ôèe Arcáäe Gáíe       PB ¸´  99´0              U    3.·¯3  Sèoot
Striëe Ét             ÔG                       VÒ
Sõâroc                ÃÏ ¸3  ²6±´              U    ².¸¯´  Sèoot
Sõðer Actioî Báóeâáll ÃÏ ¸3  ²´9±    S      Ø  Ã    ².¸¯´  Sðe óèowî iî tèe
cátáloç tèát cáíe witè tèe ÃolecoVióioî.  Ét ió îot ëîowî if tèe 
ócreeî óèotó óèowî were óiíðle ártiót reîäitioîó¬ or if óoíewèere
áî áctõál äeío or prototùðe of tèe cártriäçeó exiót. - ÊÃ

Ôèe followiîç cártriäçeó¬ ðõt oõt âù tèe lióteä íáîõfáctõrer¬ 
reðorteälù äo îot exiót¬ eöeî áó á ðrototùðe or äeío cárt.  Éf 
ùoõ èáöe áîù óoliä eöiäeîce of tèeir exióteîce¬ ðleáóe
let õó ëîow.

Náíe                         Máîõf. 
½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½½Ï ¸´  ²63²              Ò    3.3¯´  Aäö
Ôellù Ôõrtle          ÃÏ     ²69¸              Ò    ².0¯±  Åäõc
Ôèreóèolä             SÉ ¸3  ÔHÑ903            VÒ   3.0¯±  Sèoot
ÔimePilot             ÃÏ ¸3  ²633              U    ².5¯´  Sèoot
Ôoíárc tèe Bárâáriáî  ØÏ     990²5             ÅÒ          Aäö
Ôoõrîáíeît Ôeîîió     ÉM ¸´  Ï6030             VÒ   3.0¯±  Sðort
Ôoõrîáíeît Ôeîîió     ÔG                       Ò    3.0¯±  Sðort
Ôõîîeló ¦ Ôrolló (ð©  ÃÏ     ²´´±              ÅÒ          Deío
Ôõrâo                     ÔG                       VÒ          Sðort
Slitèer               ÃÏ ¸3  ²´9²    Ò         Ã    ´.0¯´  Sèoot
Slõrðù                ØÏ     9906±             VÒ   3.0¯±  Sèoot
Síõrf Páiît 'î'       ÃÏ ¸´  ²69·           Ø  Ò    ².0¯²  Åäõc
       Play Workshop
Síõrf Òeócõe iî       ÃÏ ¸²  ²´´3              Ã    3.0¯3  Aäö
   Gargamel's Ãáótle
Sðáce Æõrù            ÃÏ ¸²  ²´±5              Ã    ².·¯3  Sèoot
Sðáce Páîic           ÃÏ ¸²  ²´´·              Ã    ².3¯3 Ìáääer
Sðectroî          îç ×ár              ÉM ¸3  Ï6²09             Ò    5.0¯²  Sèoot
×iú Mátè              SÉ     ×MÌ-900           VÒ          Åäõc
×orä Æeõä             ØÏ     99060             VÒ          Åäõc
Yolë'ó oî Yoõ (ð©     ²0                       ÅÒ   3.0¯±  ÒoõîäŠZáxxoî                ÃÏ ¸²  ²´35              Ã    3.²¯5  Sèoot
Zeîji                 AÃ ¸´  VS-00·            VÒ   ´.0¯± Põúúle

Ãártó âelieöeä -îot- to exiót:Ãoleco wáó iîfáíoõó for îot ðõttiîç
oõt áäöertióeä cártriäçeó. Seöerál of tèe cártó werort
Sõðer Actioî Æootâáll ÃÏ ¸3  ²´²²    S      Ø  Ã    ².5¯²  Sðort
Sõðer Actioî Soccer   ÃÏ                       VÒ          Sðort
Sõðer Ãoârá           PB ¸3  9¸50              Ò    3.0¯²  Sèoot
Sõðer Ãoîtroller Test ÃÏ                       ÅÒ          Ôeót
            Cartridge
Sõðer Ãroóó Æorce     CV    SÅ²3·              Ò    3.0¯²  Sèoot
Ôáîë ×áró             BÃ    PG90²              ÅÒ          Sèoot
Ôáîë ×áró             ÔG                       VÒ          Sèoot
Ôárúáî                Ã
005                             ÃÏ          (Uîreleáóeä©
9 to 5                          ²0          (Uîreleáóeä©
Air Defeîóe                     ÏD  ²±53ÃÌ  (Òeleáóeä áó ×ár 
                                             Room by PÒ?©
Alcáúár tèe Æorçotteî Æortreóó  AÃ          (Ïîlù Ôeleçáíeó 
                                            release exiótó©
Aððle Ãiäer Sðiäer              SÉ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Aqõátroî                        ÉN          (Uîreleáóeä©
Aríoõreä Aóóáõlt                S         PÒ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Ìõîár Ìeeðer                    SÉ          (Uîreleáóeä©
M.A.S.H. ÉÉ                     PB  660±5   (Uîreleáóeä©
Máääeîîeóó                      ÃB  ¸0±²²   (Uîreleáóeä©
Máóter Bõiläer                  SV  SÅ²33   (Uîreleáóeä©
Máóteró of tèe Uîiöeróe         MA          (Uîreleáóeä©
Mr. Ãool                        SÉ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Mr. Ôõrtle                      ÃÏ  ²´3²    (Uîreleáóeä©
Moõîtáiî Kiîç                   ÃB          (Ïîlù Sõîrióe 
                          ÃÏ  ²´3¸    (Uîreleáóeä©
Ãèoðlifter!                     BÒ          (Ïîlù Ãoleco 
                                            release exists)
Ãircõó Ãèárlie                  PB          (Uîreleáóeä©
Ãráóè Diöe                      PB  660±3   (Uîreleáóeä©
Ãrióió Moõîtáiî                 MÆ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Deótrõctioî Derâù               ÃÏ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Diíeîóioîál Põúúleó             ÃÏ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Diîo Åççó                       MÆ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Doí
Power Ìoräó                     PÒ  ²±´9ÃÌ  (Uîreleáóeä©
Òáiîâow ×álëer                  ÃÏ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Òið Ãorä                        ÃÏ  ²´3±    (Uîreleáóeä©
Òocë 'î' Bolt                   AÃ          (Ïîlù Ôeleçáíeó
                                            release exiótó©
Òoõîä Uð                        ÃÏ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Sátáî'ó Hollow                  ÃB          (Uîreleáóeä©
Scráðer Ãáðer                   ÔÉ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Sèort Ãircõit                   MÆ      áóeä©
Groç!                           SY          (Uîreleáóeä©
Heáä to Heáä Báóeâáll           ÃÏ  ²´²3    (Sõðer Actioî BB
                                            released iîóteáä©
Heáä to Heáä Æootâáll           ÃÏ  ²´²²    (Sõðer Actioî ÆBŠ                                            released iîóteáä©
Horóe Òáciîç                    ÃÏ  ²´´²    (Uîreleáóeä©
Êáwâreáëer                      SÉ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Êoõót                           AÔ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Ìorä of tèe Dõîçeoî    V  SÅ²3²   (Uîreleáóeä©
Aótro Ãèáóe                     PB  9¸60    (Uîreleáóeä©
Bárâáäoó Bootù                  PB          (Uîreleáóeä©
Boõläer Dáóè                    ÆS          (Ïîlù Ôeleçáíeó
                                            release exists)
Jõîç tèe Êõççler                SY          (Uîreleáóeä©
Ãáââáçe Pátcè Pláùçroõîä        ÃÏ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Ãáðtõre tèe Æláç                ÃÏ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Ãáöerîó áîä Ãreátõreó           ÏD  ²±´·ÃÌ  (Uîreleáóeä©
Ãèeóó Ãèálleîçer                                  release exiótó©
Necroíáîcer                     ÃÏ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Nõíâer Bõíðer                   SU          (Uîreleáóeä©
Pác-Máî                         AÔ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Páótfiîäer                      AÃ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Pèáóer Pátrol                   SÔ  6±00    (Uîreleáóeä©
Pèoeîix                         ÃÏ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Piîë Páîtèer                    PÒ  ²±5²ÃÌ  (Uîreleáóeä©
Pole Poóitioî                   AÔ          (Uîreleáóeä©iîo Máî                      ÃB  ¸00±3   (Uîreleáóeä©
Doîëeù Koîç 3                   ÃÏ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Dot to Dot Zot!                 SY          (Uîreleáóeä©
Drácõlá                         ÃÏ  ²60¸    (Uîreleáóeä©
Dráçoîótoíðer                   SÔ  6´00    (Uîreleáóeä©
Ôèe Åártè Dieó Screáíiîç        ²0          (Uîreleáóeä©
Åócáðe Æroí tèe Miîäíáóter      SÔ  6²00    (Uîreleáóeä©
Æláóèðoiît                      ÏD  ²±´¸ÃÌ  (Uîreleáóeä©
Gloâe Gráââer                   MÆ          (Uîrele    (Uîreleáóeä©
Siäe Ôráë                       ÃÏ  ²´±¸    (Uîreleáóeä©
Silicoî ×árrior                 ÅP          (Uîreleáóeä©
Sëiiîç                          ÃÏ  ²´36    (Ïîlù Ôeleçáíeó
                                            release exiótó©
Síõrf Pláî áîä Ìeárî            ÃÏ  ²´´´    (Uîreleáóeä©
Síõrfette'ó Birtèäáù            ÃÏ  ²´´´    (Uîreleáóeä©
Sðáceíáóter Ø-·                 ²0          (Uîreleáóeä©
Sðectár                         ÃÏ  ²´²±    (Uîreleáóeä©
Sðooë Máúe              P) Fisher Price         FS) First Star         IM) Imagic         IN) Interphase         KO) Konami         MA) Mattel         MF) Micro Fun         OD) Odyssey         PB) Parker Brothers         PP) Personal Peripherals         PR) Probe 2000         SE) Sega         SI) SierraVision         SP) Spinnaker         ST) Starpath         SU) Sunrise         SV) Spectravideo         SY) Sydney         TG) Telegames         TI) Tigervision         XO) Xonox Yr - Year of Release Number - Part Number Cntrl (contre                     AÃ          (Uîreleáóeä©
×ilä ×eóterî                    ÃÏ          (Uîreleáóeä©
×iîçó                           ÃB          (Uîreleáóeä©
×iúárä of Éä'ó Aäöeîtõre        SY          (Uîreleáóeä©
Ôèe ×iúárä of Ïú                ÃÏ  ²636    (Uîreleáóeä©
×iúárä of ×or                   ÃB  ²´²±    (Uîreleáóeä©
×iú Ìáâ                         SY          (Uîreleáóeä©Š×iú Mõóic                       SY          (Uîreleáóeä©
×iú Ôùðe                        SY          (Uîreleáóeä©
             ER) Extremely Rare O - Overlay exists (for Standard Coleco or Super Action     Controller) Rating - 1) Awful          2) Poor          3) OK          4) Good          5) Very Good         Format: Rating/# of people rating.                 For example, 3.3/4 would mean 4 people had                 rated the cartridge, with an average                 rating of 3.3. Type -  Adv    - Adventure Game         Avoid  - Shot Avoidance Game         Card   - Card Game         Chase  - Chase Game       Ì1 ×67                     ADAM CARTRIDGE LISTGleaned  and wrestle free from the ColecoVision videogame section of the Internet world wide web!Key for using the following ColecoVision cartridge listings: Name -         (p) Prototype only         (p/r) Prototype for game which was released Manufacturer -         20) 20th Century         AC) Activision         AT) AtariSoft         BC) Bit Corp.         BR) Broderbund         CB) CBS         CO) Coleco         CS) Coleco/Sydney         EP) Epyx         F        SY          (Uîreleáóeä©
Stõît Ælùer                     SÉ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Sõííer Gáíeó                    ÅP          (Uîreleáóeä©
Sõðer Actioî Soccer             ÃB          (Ïîlù Ãoleco
                                            release exists) 
Sworä ¦ tèe Sorcerer            ÃÏ  ²6±9    (Uîreleáóeä©
Ôác-Scáî                        ÃÏ  ²635    (Uîreleáóeä©
Ôeíðle of Aðóèái                ÅP          (Uîreleáóeä©
Ôiíe Òõîîer                     MÆ          (Uîreleáóeä©
Ôoù Biúárroller) - C) Standard ColecoVision Controller                     or- Super Action Controller                      D) Driving Controller                      P) Super Sketch Pad (Personal Peripherals)                     R) Roller Controller                      S) Super Action Controllers -only-                      (o) - optional       default is Standard Coleco -or- Super Action Controller. Rare (rarity) - C)  Common                 U)  Uncommon                 R)  Rare                 VR) Very Rare    ×iú ×oräó                       SY          (Uîreleáóeä©
×iú ×orlä                       SY          (Uîreleáóeä©
×rátè of Ñõiîtáîá Òoo           SU          (Uîreleáóeä©


Boõläer Dáóè          ÔG     ÔÃ²03             ÅÒ         Ìáääer
Bráiîótráiîeró        ÃÏ     ²696              VÒ   ².0¯±  Åäõc
Bõcë Òoçeró           ÃÏ ¸3  ²6±5              Ò    ².5¯²  Sèoot
Bõíð 'î' Êõíð         ÃÏ ¸´  ²´´0    D (o©     U    3.5¯´  Defend - Defensive Shoot 'em Up Game (i.e., you can                 only shoot shots)         Demo   - Demonstration Cartridge         Drive  - Driving Game         Educ   - Educational Game         Ladder - Games Which Require Climbing to an Objective         Maze   - Maze Game         Misc   - A Combination of Various Game Types         Pinbll - Pinball Game         Pool   - Pool Game         Puzzle - Puzzle Game         Round  - Collect Items Game         Shoot  - Shoot 'em Up Game         Split  - Sp  VR   4.0/2  Shoot Chuck Norris Suprkiks XO                       VR          Adv Congo Bongo           CO 84  2669              R    3.5/2 Ladder Cosmic Avenger        CO 82  2434              C    2.8/5  Shoot Cosmic Crisis         BC     PG901             ER          Maze Cosmic Crisis         TG                       VR          Maze Dam Busters, The      CO 84  2686           X  R    2.5/2  Shoot Dance Fantasy         FP     DCF               VR          Educ Decathlon             AC 83  VS-006       tten G    TC-201              VR          Adv            Fortress Alphabet Zoo          SP 83  ABC-CV            VR   3.0/1  Educ Amazing Bumpman       TG                       ER          Educ Antarctic Adventure   CO 84  2429              R    4.5/2  Adv Aquattack             IN 84  2-004             VR   3.0/1  Shoot Artillery Duel        XO 83  99022             R    4.5/2  Strat B.C.'s Quest forTires SI 83  OTL-902           U    4.0/4  Adv B.C.II:Grog's Revenge CS 84  2863              R    3.5/2  Ad     SY 83                    R    4.0/1  Misc Facemaker             SP     FMK-CV         X  R    1.0/1  Educ Fall Guy (p)                 20    D   (o)     ER          Drive Fathom                IM     O6205             VR          Adv Final Test Cartridge  CO                       ER          Demo Flipper Slipper       SV     SE291             VR         Pinbll Fortune Builder       CO 84  2681           X  R    4.3/3  Strat Fraction Fever        SP 83  FRF-CV            VR   2.0/2  Educ Frantic Freddie4 Ladder Cabbage Patch Kids    CO 84  2682              C    2.7/3  Adv Adventure in the Park Cabbage Patch Kids    CO                       ER          Adv  Adventure in the Park (p) Cabbage Patch Kids    CO 84  2600           X  R    2.0/3  Educ          Picture Show Campaign '84          SU 83  1604              VR   3.0/2  Strat Carnival              CO 82  2445              C    3.2/5  Shoot Centipede             AT 83  70004   R (o)     U    4.3/3  Shoot Choplifter!           CO 84  2690            lit & Recombine Game type:         Sport  - Sports Game         Strat  - Strategy Game         Test   - Test Cartridge         Text   - Text Adventure Carts known to exist: Name              Manuf. Yr  Number  Cntrl  O  Rare Rating Type ================================================================ 2010:  Graphic Game   CO 84  2618           X  R    4.0/3  Maze A.E. (p)              CO                       ER          Shoot ADAM Demo Cart (p)    CO                       ER          Demo Alcazar the Forgo     U    3.3/4  Sport Defender              AT 83  70002             R    3.8/5  Shoot Destructor            CO 83  2602    D         U    2.8/4  Shoot Dr. Seuss: Fix-Up the CO 84  2699           X  VR   3.0/2 Puzzle     Mix Up Puzzler Donkey Kong           CO 82  2411              C    3.2/5 Ladder Donkey Kong Junior    CO 83  2601              C    3.8/4 Ladder Dragonfire            IM     6611              R           Adv Dukes of Hazzard      CO 84  2607    D         VR   2.0/1  Drive Evolution        v Beamrider             AC 83  VS-003            U    5.0/2  Shoot Blockade Runner       IN 84  2-002             R    3.0/2  Shoot Boulder Dash          TG     TC203             ER         Ladder Brainstrainers        CO     2696              VR   2.0/1  Educ Buck Rogers           CO 83  2615              R    2.5/2  Shoot Bump 'n' Jump         CO 84  2440    D (o)     U    3.5/4  Drive Bump 'n' Jump (p/r)   MA                       ER          Drive Burgertime            CO 84  2430              U    4.0/       SV     SE232             R           Adv Frenzy                CO 84  2613              R    4.0/4  Shoot Frogger               PB 83  9830              U    3.7/3 Ladder Frogger II Threedeep! PB 84  9990              VR   3.0/2 Ladder Front Line            CO 83  2650    S      X  U    2.8/4  Shoot Galaxian              AT 83  70006             R    4.5/2  Shoot Gateway to Apshai     EP 84  610               R    3.0/3  Adv Gorf                  CO 83  2449              C    3.0/5  Shoot Gust Buster  ER           Demo Nova Blast            IM 83  O6607             R    4.0/1  Shoot Oil's Well            SI 83  OWL-901           R    3.7/3  Maze Omega Race            CO 83  2448    R (o)     U    3.8/4  Shoot One-On-One            MF 84                    VR   3.0/1  Sport Pepper II             CO 83  2605              U    3.3/4  Maze Pitfall!              AC 83  VS-001            U    3.3/3  Adv Pitfall II            AC 84  VS-008            R    4.0/1  Adv Pitstop               EP 83  600     D (o) Junior        EP     590               R    5.0/1 Ladder Jungle Hunt           AT     70007             VR   4.0/1  Adv Ken Uston Blackjack   CO 82  2439           X  U    2.7/3  Card          /Poker Keystone Kapers       AC 84  VS-004            R    3.0/2  Chase Kung Fu Superkicks    TG                       R           Adv Lady Bug              CO 82  2433              C    3.8/5  Maze Learning with Leeper  SI     LLL-901           VR          Educ Linking Logic         FP 84  LNL               VR   3.0ope           CO 84  2668              U    3.7/3 Ladder Rock 'n' Bolt         TG     TC-202            ER         Puzzle Rocky Super Action    CO 83  2606    S      X  C    3.3/3  Sport      Boxing Rolloverture          SU     1602              VR         Puzzle Root Beer Tapper      CO 84  2616              R    3.0/3  Shoot Sammy Lightfoot       SI     SLD902            VR         Ladder Schtroumpfs           CB                       VR          Adv Schtroumpfs           CO                       VR      3.8/4  Maze Mr. Do!'s Castle      PB     9820              VR   4.5/2 Ladder Monkey Academy        CO 84  2694              R    4.0/2  Educ Montezuma's Revenge   PB 84  9660              R    4.5/4 Ladder Motocross Racer       XO     99026             VR          Drive Moonsweeper           IM 84  O6207             U    3.5/2  Shoot Mountain King         SU 84  1605              R    3.5/2 Ladder Mouse Trap            CO 82  2419           X  C     3.3/4  Maze Music Box Demo (p)    CO                                SU     1601              VR   2.0/1  Adv Gyruss                PB 84  9980              R    4.7/3  Shoot H.E.R.O.              AC     VS-005            R    5.0/2  Shoot Heist, The            MF 83  MCL520            R    3.3/3  Chase Illusions             CO 84  2621              R    3.0/2  Split It's Only Rock n'Roll XO     99062             VR   1.0/1  Text James Bond 007        PB 83  9900              VR          Adv Juke Box              SP     JUK-CV            VR   2.0/1 Puzzle Jumpman     U    2.8/4  Drive Popeye                PB 83  9810              C    3.0/5  Adv Porky's (p)           20                       ER Power Grabber (p)     SY                       ER Q*bert                PB 83  9800              C    4.0/4  Maze Q*bert's Qubes        PB     9950              VR          Maze Quest for QuintanaRoo SU 83  1603              R    4.0/1  Adv River Raid            AC 84  VS-002            R    3.3/3  Shoot Robin Hood            XO     99023             VR   4.0/1  Adv Roc 'n R/1  Educ Logic Levels          FP     LLV               VR          Educ Looping               CO 83  2603              C    3.3/4  Shoot M*A*S*H                      20                ER          Avoid Make-A-Face           SP                    X  ER   1.0/1  Educ Memory Manor          FP     MEM               VR          Educ Meteoric Shower       BC 86                    NA          Shoot Miner 2049er          MF 83  MCL521            U    3.5/4 Ladder Mr. Do!               CO 83  2622              C        Adv Sector Alpha          SV     SE220             VR   4.0/1  Shoot Sewer Sam             IN 84  2-001             VR   3.5/2  Shoot Sir Lancelot          XO 83  99024             VR   3.0/1  Adv Sketch Master         PP     G2500   P         ER          Educ Skiing                TG                       VR          Sport Slither               CO 83  2492    R         C    4.0/4  Shoot Slurpy                XO     99061             VR   3.0/1  Shoot Smurf Paint 'n'       CO 84  2697           X  R    2446    R         U    3.0/2  Shoot Video Hustler (p)     KO                       ER          Pool War Games             CO 84  2632    R      X  U    3.8/5 Defend War Room              PR 83  2153CL  R (o)  X  U    4.3/4 Defend Wing War              IM 83  O6209             R    5.0/2  Shoot Wiz Math              SI     WML-900           VR          Educ Word Feud             XO     99060             VR          Educ Yolk's on You (p)     20                       ER   3.0/1  Round Zaxxon                C      Operations The Arcade Game       PB 84  9940              U    3.7/3  Shoot Strike It             TG                       VR Subroc                CO 83  2614              U    2.8/4  Shoot Super Action Baseball CO 83  2491    S      X  C    2.8/4  Sport Super Action Football CO 83  2422    S      X  C    2.5/2  Sport Super Action Soccer   CO                       VR          Sport Super Cobra           PB 83  9850              R    3.0/2  Shoot Super Controller Test CO                       ER      t, even as a prototype or demo cart.  If you have any solid evidence of their existence, please let us know. Name                         Manuf. ============================================================== 005                             CO          (Unreleased) 9 to 5                          20          (Unreleased) Air Defense                     OD  2153CL  (Released as War                                              Room by PR?) Alcazar the Forgotten Fortress  AC          (Only Telegames          99025             ER          Adv Tournament Tennis     IM 84  O6030             VR   3.0/1  Sport Tournament Tennis     TG                       R    3.0/1  Sport Tunnels & Trolls (p)  CO     2441              ER          Demo Turbo                 CO 82  2413    D         C    2.3/4  Drive Tutankham             PB 83  9840              U    3.7/3  Adv Up 'n Down            SE 84  009-21            R    4.3/3  Drive Venture               CO 82  2417              C    3.8/5  Adv Victory               CO 83  2.0/2  Educ       Play Workshop Smurf Rescue in       CO 82  2443              C    3.0/3  Adv   Gargamel's Castle Space Fury            CO 82  2415              C    2.7/3  Shoot Space Panic           CO 82  2447              C    2.3/3 Ladder Spectron              SV 83  SE234             R    3.5/2  Shoot Spy Hunter            CO 84  2617    S (o)  X  VR   4.3/4  Drive Squish'em Sam         IN 84  2-003             R    4.0/1 Ladder Star Trek: Strategic  CO 84  2680    S (o)  X  VR   4.0/3  Shoot     O 82  2435              C    3.2/5  Shoot Zenji                 AC 84  VS-007            VR   4.0/1 Puzzle Carts believed -not- to exist:Coleco was infamous for not putting out advertised cartridges. Several of the carts were shown in the catalog that came with the ColecoVision.  It is not known if the screen shots shown were simple artist renditions, or if somewhere an actual demo or prototype of the cartridges exist. - JC The following cartridges, put out by the listed manufacturer, reportedly do not exis    Test            Cartridge Super Cross Force     CV    SE237              R    3.0/2  Shoot Tank Wars             BC    PG902              ER          Shoot Tank Wars             TG                       VR          Shoot Tarzan                CO 84  2632              R    3.3/4  Adv Telly Turtle          CO     2698              R    2.0/1  Educ Threshold             SI 83  THQ903            VR   3.0/1  Shoot TimePilot             CO 83  2633              U    2.5/4  Shoot Tomarc the Barbarian  XO                                        release exists) Apple Cider Spider              SI          (Unreleased) Aquatron                        IN          (Unreleased) Armoured Assault                SV  SE232   (Unreleased) Astro Chase                     PB  9860    (Unreleased) Barbados Booty                  PB          (Unreleased) Boulder Dash                    FS          (Only Telegames                                            release exists) Jung the Juggler                SY          (Unreleased)  SI          (Unreleased) Mr. Turtle                      CO  2432    (Unreleased) Mountain King                   CB          (Only Sunrise                                             release exists) Necromancer                     CO          (Unreleased) Number Bumper                   SU          (Unreleased) Pac-Man                         AT          (Unreleased) Pastfinder                      AC          (Unreleased) Phaser Patrol                   ST  6100    (Unreleased) Phoenix                 ased) Destruction Derby               CO          (Unreleased) Dimensional Puzzles             CO          (Unreleased) Dino Eggs                       MF          (Unreleased) Domino Man                      CB  80013   (Unreleased) Donkey Kong 3                   CO          (Unreleased) Dot to Dot Zot!                 SY          (Unreleased) Dracula                         CO  2608    (Unreleased) Dragonstomper                   ST  6400    (Unreleased) The Earth Dies Screaming        20          (Unrel               CB          (Unreleased) Scraper Caper                   TI          (Unreleased) Short Circuit                   MF          (Unreleased) Side Trak                       CO  2418    (Unreleased) Silicon Warrior                 EP          (Unreleased) Skiing                          CO  2436    (Only Telegames                                            release exists) Smurf Plan and Learn            CO  2444    (Unreleased) Smurfette's Birthday            CO  2444    (Unreleased) Spacemaste CO  2442    (Unreleased) Jawbreaker                      SI          (Unreleased) Joust                           AT          (Unreleased) Lord of the Dungeon             PR          (Unreleased) Lunar Leeper                    SI          (Unreleased) M.A.S.H. II                     PB  66015   (Unreleased) Maddenness                      CB  80122   (Unreleased) Master Builder                  SV  SE233   (Unreleased) Masters of the Universe         MA          (Unreleased) Mr. Cool                       Cabbage Patch Playground        CO          (Unreleased) Capture the Flag                CO          (Unreleased) Caverns and Creatures           OD  2147CL  (Unreleased) Chess Challenger                CO  2438    (Unreleased) Choplifter!                     BR          (Only Coleco                                             release exists) Circus Charlie                  PB          (Unreleased) Crash Dive                      PB  66013   (Unreleased) Crisis Mountain                 MF          (Unrele        CO          (Unreleased) Pink Panther                    PR  2152CL  (Unreleased) Pole Position                   AT          (Unreleased) Power Lords                     PR  2149CL  (Unreleased) Rainbow Walker                  CO          (Unreleased) Rip Cord                        CO  2431    (Unreleased) Rock 'n' Bolt                   AC          (Only Telegames                                            release exists) Round Up                        CO          (Unreleased) Satan's Hollow   eased) Escape From the Mindmaster      ST  6200    (Unreleased) Flashpoint                      OD  2148CL  (Unreleased) Globe Grabber                   MF          (Unreleased) Grog!                           SY          (Unreleased) Head to Head Baseball           CO  2423    (Super Action BB                                            released instead) Head to Head Football           CO  2422    (Super Action FB                                            released instead) Horse Racing                   r X-7                 20          (Unreleased) Spectar                         CO  2421    (Unreleased) Spook Maze                      SY          (Unreleased) Stunt Flyer                     SI          (Unreleased) Summer Games                    EP          (Unreleased) Super Action Soccer             CB          (Only Coleco                                            release exists) Sword & the Sorcerer            CO  2619    (Unreleased) Tac-Scan                        CO  2635    (Unreleased) TempleEP) Epyx         FP) Fisher Price         FS) First Star         IM) Imagic         IN) Interphase         KO) Konami         MA) Mattel         MF) Micro Fun         OD) Odyssey         PB) Parker Brothers         PP) Personal Peripherals         PR) Probe 2000         SE) Sega         SI) SierraVision         SP) Spinnaker         ST) Starpath         SU) Sunrise         SV) Spectravideo         SY) Sydney         TG) Telegames         TI) Tigervision         XO) Xonox  Yr - Year ofusic                       SY          (Unreleased) Wiz Type                        SY          (Unreleased) Wiz Words                       SY          (Unreleased) Wiz World                       SY          (Unreleased) Wrath of Quintana Roo           SU          (Unreleased) rat B.C.'s Quest forTires SI 83  OTL-902           U    4.0/4  Adv B.C.II:Grog's Revenge CS 84  2863              R    3.5/2  Ad                 R)  Rare                 VR) Very Rare                 ER) Extremely Rare  O - Overlay exists (for Standard Coleco or Super Action      Controller)  Rating - 1) Awful          2) Poor          3) OK          4) Good          5) Very Good          Format: Rating/# of people rating.                 For example, 3.3/4 would mean 4 people had                  rated the cartridge, with an average                  rating of 3.3.  Type -  Adv    - Adventure Game         Avoid                       ADAM CARTRIDGE LIST  Gleaned  and wrestle free from the ColecoVision videogame secti  on  of the Internet world wide web!  Key for using the following ColecoVision cartridge listings:  Name -         (p) Prototype only         (p/r) Prototype for game which was released  Manufacturer -         20) 20th Century         AC) Activision         AT) AtariSoft         BC) Bit Corp.         BR) Broderbund         CB) CBS         CO) Coleco         CS) Coleco/Sydney          of Apshai                EP          (Unreleased) Time Runner                     MF          (Unreleased) Toy Bizarre                     AC          (Unreleased) Wild Western                    CO          (Unreleased) Wings                           CB          (Unreleased) Wizard of Id's Adventure        SY          (Unreleased) The Wizard of Oz                CO  2636    (Unreleased) Wizard of Wor                   CB  2421    (Unreleased) Wiz Lab                         SY          (Unreleased) Wiz M Release  Number - Part Number  Cntrl (controller) - C) Standard ColecoVision Controller                      or- Super Action Controller                      D) Driving Controller                      P) Super Sketch Pad (Personal Peripherals)                      R) Roller Controller                      S) Super Action Controllers -only-                      (o) - optional       default is Standard Coleco -or- Super Action Controller.  Rare (rarity) - C)  Common                 U)  Uncommonv Beamrider             AC 83  VS-003            U    5.0/2  Shoot Blockade Runner       IN 84  2-002             R    3.0/2  Shoot Boulder Dash          TG     TC203             ER         Ladder Brainstrainers        CO     2696              VR   2.0/1  Educ Buck Rogers           CO 83  2615              R    2.5/2  Shoot Bump 'n' Jump         CO 84  2440    D (o)     U    3.5/4  Drive Bump 'n' Jump (p/r)   MA                       ER          Drive Burgertime            CO 84  2430              U    4.0/- Shot Avoidance Game         Card   - Card Game         Chase  - Chase Game         Defend - Defensive Shoot 'em Up Game (i.e., you can                  only shoot shots)         Demo   - Demonstration Cartridge         Drive  - Driving Game         Educ   - Educational Game         Ladder - Games Which Require Climbing to an Objective         Maze   - Maze Game         Misc   - A Combination of Various Game Types         Pinbll - Pinball Game         Pool   - Pool Game         Puzzle - Puzzle             C    3.2/5  Shoot Centipede             AT 83  70004   R (o)     U    4.3/3  Shoot Choplifter!           CO 84  2690              VR   4.0/2  Shoot Chuck Norris Suprkiks XO                       VR          Adv Congo Bongo           CO 84  2669              R    3.5/2 Ladder Cosmic Avenger        CO 82  2434              C    2.8/5  Shoot Cosmic Crisis         BC     PG901             ER          Maze Cosmic Crisis         TG                       VR          Maze Dam Busters, The                      ER          Shoot ADAM Demo Cart (p)    CO                       ER          Demo Alcazar the Forgotten G    TC-201              VR          Adv             Fortress Alphabet Zoo          SP 83  ABC-CV            VR   3.0/1  Educ Amazing Bumpman       TG                       ER          Educ Antarctic Adventure   CO 84  2429              R    4.5/2  Adv Aquattack             IN 84  2-004             VR   3.0/1  Shoot Artillery Duel        XO 83  99022             R    4.5/2  Strat .8/4 Ladder Dragonfire            IM     6611              R           Adv Dukes of Hazzard      CO 84  2607    D         VR   2.0/1  Drive Evolution             SY 83                    R    4.0/1  Misc Facemaker             SP     FMK-CV         X  R    1.0/1  Educ Fall Guy (p)                 20    D   (o)     ER          Drive Fathom                IM     O6205             VR          Adv Final Test Cartridge  CO                       ER          Demo Flipper Slipper       SV     SE291          /4  Drive Bump 'n' Jump (p/r)   MA                       ER          Drive Burgertime            CO 84  2430              U    4.0/4 Ladder Cabbage Patch Kids    CO 84  2682              C    2.7/3  Adv  Adventure in the Park Cabbage Patch Kids    CO                       ER          Adv  Adventure in the Park (p) Cabbage Patch Kids    CO 84  2600           X  R    2.0/3  Educ           Picture Show Campaign '84          SU 83  1604              VR   3.0/2  Strat Carnival              CO 82  2445  Game         Round  - Collect Items Game         Shoot  - Shoot 'em Up Game         Split  - Split & Recombine  Game type:         Sport  - Sports Game         Strat  - Strategy Game         Test   - Test Cartridge         Text   - Text Adventure  Carts known to exist:  Name              Manuf. Yr  Number  Cntrl  O  Rare Rating Type ================================================================ 2010:  Graphic Game   CO 84  2618           X  R    4.0/3  Maze A.E. (p)              CO       CO 84  2686           X  R    2.5/2  Shoot Dance Fantasy         FP     DCF               VR          Educ Decathlon             AC 83  VS-006            U    3.3/4  Sport Defender              AT 83  70002             R    3.8/5  Shoot Destructor            CO 83  2602    D         U    2.8/4  Shoot Dr. Seuss: Fix-Up the CO 84  2699           X  VR   3.0/2 Puzzle     Mix Up Puzzler Donkey Kong           CO 82  2411              C    3.2/5 Ladder Donkey Kong Junior    CO 83  2601              C    3B.C.'s Quest forTires SI 83  OTL-902           U    4.0/4  Adv B.C.II:Grog's Revenge CS 84  2863              R    3.5/2  Adv Beamrider             AC 83  VS-003            U    5.0/2  Shoot Blockade Runner       IN 84  2-002             R    3.0/2  Shoot Boulder Dash          TG     TC203             ER         Ladder Brainstrainers        CO     2696              VR   2.0/1  Educ Buck Rogers           CO 83  2615              R    2.5/2  Shoot Bump 'n' Jump         CO 84  2440    D (o)     U    3.5   VR         Pinbll Fortune Builder       CO 84  2681           X  R    4.3/3  Strat Fraction Fever        SP 83  FRF-CV            VR   2.0/2  Educ Frantic Freddie       SV     SE232             R           Adv Frenzy                CO 84  2613              R    4.0/4  Shoot Frogger               PB 83  9830              U    3.7/3 Ladder Frogger II Threedeep! PB 84  9990              VR   3.0/2 Ladder Front Line            CO 83  2650    S      X  U    2.8/4  Shoot Galaxian              AT 83  70            U    3.5/2  Shoot Mountain King         SU 84  1605              R    3.5/2 Ladder Mouse Trap            CO 82  2419           X  C     3.3/4  Maze Music Box Demo (p)    CO                       ER           Demo Nova Blast            IM 83  O6607             R    4.0/1  Shoot Oil's Well            SI 83  OWL-901           R    3.7/3  Maze Omega Race            CO 83  2448    R (o)     U    3.8/4  Shoot One-On-One            MF 84                    VR   3.0/1  Sport Pepper II           ll XO     99062             VR   1.0/1  Text James Bond 007        PB 83  9900              VR          Adv Juke Box              SP     JUK-CV            VR   2.0/1 Puzzle Jumpman Junior        EP     590               R    5.0/1 Ladder Jungle Hunt           AT     70007             VR   4.0/1  Adv Ken Uston Blackjack   CO 82  2439           X  U    2.7/3  Card           /Poker Keystone Kapers       AC 84  VS-004            R    3.0/2  Chase Kung Fu Superkicks    TG                       R               VR          Maze Quest for QuintanaRoo SU 83  1603              R    4.0/1  Adv River Raid            AC 84  VS-002            R    3.3/3  Shoot Robin Hood            XO     99023             VR   4.0/1  Adv Roc 'n Rope           CO 84  2668              U    3.7/3 Ladder Rock 'n' Bolt         TG     TC-202            ER         Puzzle Rocky Super Action    CO 83  2606    S      X  C    3.3/3  Sport       Boxing Rolloverture          SU     1602              VR         Puzzle Root Beer TapperR          Educ Meteoric Shower       BC 86                    NA          Shoot Miner 2049er          MF 83  MCL521            U    3.5/4 Ladder Mr. Do!               CO 83  2622              C    3.8/4  Maze Mr. Do!'s Castle      PB     9820              VR   4.5/2 Ladder Monkey Academy        CO 84  2694              R    4.0/2  Educ Montezuma's Revenge   PB 84  9660              R    4.5/4 Ladder Motocross Racer       XO     99026             VR          Drive Moonsweeper           IM 84  O6207 006             R    4.5/2  Shoot Gateway to Apshai     EP 84  610               R    3.0/3  Adv Gorf                  CO 83  2449              C    3.0/5  Shoot Gust Buster           SU     1601              VR   2.0/1  Adv Gyruss                PB 84  9980              R    4.7/3  Shoot H.E.R.O.              AC     VS-005            R    5.0/2  Shoot Heist, The            MF 83  MCL520            R    3.3/3  Chase Illusions             CO 84  2621              R    3.0/2  Split It's Only Rock n'Ro  CO 83  2605              U    3.3/4  Maze Pitfall!              AC 83  VS-001            U    3.3/3  Adv Pitfall II            AC 84  VS-008            R    4.0/1  Adv Pitstop               EP 83  600     D (o)     U    2.8/4  Drive Popeye                PB 83  9810              C    3.0/5  Adv Porky's (p)           20                       ER  Power Grabber (p)     SY                       ER Q*bert                PB 83  9800              C    4.0/4  Maze Q*bert's Qubes        PB     9950          Adv Lady Bug              CO 82  2433              C    3.8/5  Maze Learning with Leeper  SI     LLL-901           VR          Educ Linking Logic         FP 84  LNL               VR   3.0/1  Educ Logic Levels          FP     LLV               VR          Educ Looping               CO 83  2603              C    3.3/4  Shoot M*A*S*H                      20                ER          Avoid Make-A-Face           SP                    X  ER   1.0/1  Educ Memory Manor          FP     MEM               V      CO 84  2616              R    3.0/3  Shoot Sammy Lightfoot       SI     SLD902            VR         Ladder Schtroumpfs           CB                       VR          Adv Schtroumpfs           CO                       VR          Adv Sector Alpha          SV     SE220             VR   4.0/1  Shoot Sewer Sam             IN 84  2-001             VR   3.5/2  Shoot Sir Lancelot          XO 83  99024             VR   3.0/1  Adv Sketch Master         PP     G2500   P         ER          Educ Skiing            CO 82  2413    D         C    2.3/4  Drive Tutankham             PB 83  9840              U    3.7/3  Adv Up 'n Down            SE 84  009-21            R    4.3/3  Drive Venture               CO 82  2417              C    3.8/5  Adv Victory               CO 83  2446    R         U    3.0/2  Shoot Video Hustler (p)     KO                       ER          Pool War Games             CO 84  2632    R      X  U    3.8/5 Defend War Room              PR 83  2153CL  R (o)  X  U    4.3/4 Defend       SV 83  SE234             R    3.5/2  Shoot Spy Hunter            CO 84  2617    S (o)  X  VR   4.3/4  Drive Squish'em Sam         IN 84  2-003             R    4.0/1 Ladder Star Trek: Strategic  CO 84  2680    S (o)  X  VR   4.0/3  Shoot           Operations The Arcade Game       PB 84  9940              U    3.7/3  Shoot Strike It             TG                       VR Subroc                CO 83  2614              U    2.8/4  Shoot Super Action Baseball CO 83  2491    S      X  C    2.8/4  carts were shown in    the catalog that came with the ColecoVision.  It is not known if the  screen shots shown were simple artist renditions, or if          somewhere an actual demo or prototype of the cartridges exist. - JC  The following cartridges, put out by the listed manufacturer,  reportedly do not exist, even as a prototype or demo cart.  If  you have any solid evidence of their existence, please let us know.  Name                         Manuf.  ========================================= CO 84  2632              R    3.3/4  Adv Telly Turtle          CO     2698              R    2.0/1  Educ Threshold             SI 83  THQ903            VR   3.0/1  Shoot TimePilot             CO 83  2633              U    2.5/4  Shoot Tomarc the Barbarian  XO     99025             ER          Adv Tournament Tennis     IM 84  O6030             VR   3.0/1  Sport Tournament Tennis     TG                       R    3.0/1  Sport Tunnels & Trolls (p)  CO     2441              ER          Demo Turbo                     TG                       VR          Sport Slither               CO 83  2492    R         C    4.0/4  Shoot Slurpy                XO     99061             VR   3.0/1  Shoot Smurf Paint 'n'       CO 84  2697           X  R    2.0/2  Educ        Play Workshop Smurf Rescue in       CO 82  2443              C    3.0/3  Adv    Gargamel's Castle Space Fury            CO 82  2415              C    2.7/3  Shoot Space Panic           CO 82  2447              C    2.3/3 Ladder Spectron        Wing War              IM 83  O6209             R    5.0/2  Shoot Wiz Math              SI     WML-900           VR          Educ Word Feud             XO     99060             VR          Educ Yolk's on You (p)     20                       ER   3.0/1  Round Zaxxon                CO 82  2435              C    3.2/5  Shoot Zenji                 AC 84  VS-007            VR   4.0/1 Puzzle  Carts believed -not- to exist:Coleco was infamous for not        putting out advertised cartridges. Several of the Sport Super Action Football CO 83  2422    S      X  C    2.5/2  Sport Super Action Soccer   CO                       VR          Sport Super Cobra           PB 83  9850              R    3.0/2  Shoot Super Controller Test CO                       ER          Test             Cartridge Super Cross Force     CV    SE237              R    3.0/2  Shoot Tank Wars             BC    PG902              ER          Shoot Tank Wars             TG                       VR          Shoot Tarzan               ===================== 005                             CO          (Unreleased) 9 to 5                          20          (Unreleased) Air Defense                     OD  2153CL  (Released as War                                               Room by PR?) Alcazar the Forgotten Fortress  AC          (Only Telegames                                              release exists) Apple Cider Spider              SI          (Unreleased) Aquatron                        IN          (Unreleased) Armoured Assrd of the Dungeon             PR          (Unreleased) Lunar Leeper                    SI          (Unreleased) M.A.S.H. II                     PB  66015   (Unreleased) Maddenness                      CB  80122   (Unreleased) Master Builder                  SV  SE233   (Unreleased) Masters of the Universe         MA          (Unreleased) Mr. Cool                        SI          (Unreleased) Mr. Turtle                      CO  2432    (Unreleased) Mountain King                   CB          (Only d) Chess Challenger                CO  2438    (Unreleased) Choplifter!                     BR          (Only Coleco                                              release exists) Circus Charlie                  PB          (Unreleased) Crash Dive                      PB  66013   (Unreleased) Crisis Mountain                 MF          (Unreleased) Destruction Derby               CO          (Unreleased) Dimensional Puzzles             CO          (Unreleased) Dino Eggs                       MF               (Unreleased) Power Lords                     PR  2149CL  (Unreleased) Rainbow Walker                  CO          (Unreleased) Rip Cord                        CO  2431    (Unreleased) Rock 'n' Bolt                   AC          (Only Telegames                                             release exists) Round Up                        CO          (Unreleased) Satan's Hollow                  CB          (Unreleased) Scraper Caper                   TI          (Unreleased) Short Circuit        MF          (Unreleased) Grog!                           SY          (Unreleased) Head to Head Baseball           CO  2423    (Super Action BB                                             released instead) Head to Head Football           CO  2422    (Super Action FB                                             released instead) Horse Racing                    CO  2442    (Unreleased) Jawbreaker                      SI          (Unreleased) Joust                           AT          (Unreleased) Loault                SV  SE232   (Unreleased) Astro Chase                     PB  9860    (Unreleased) Barbados Booty                  PB          (Unreleased) Boulder Dash                    FS          (Only Telegames                                             release exists) Jung the Juggler                SY          (Unreleased) Cabbage Patch Playground        CO          (Unreleased) Capture the Flag                CO          (Unreleased) Caverns and Creatures           OD  2147CL  (UnreleaseSunrise                                              release exists) Necromancer                     CO          (Unreleased) Number Bumper                   SU          (Unreleased) Pac-Man                         AT          (Unreleased) Pastfinder                      AC          (Unreleased) Phaser Patrol                   ST  6100    (Unreleased) Phoenix                         CO          (Unreleased) Pink Panther                    PR  2152CL  (Unreleased) Pole Position                   AT     (Unreleased) Domino Man                      CB  80013   (Unreleased) Donkey Kong 3                   CO          (Unreleased) Dot to Dot Zot!                 SY          (Unreleased) Dracula                         CO  2608    (Unreleased) Dragonstomper                   ST  6400    (Unreleased) The Earth Dies Screaming        20          (Unreleased) Escape From the Mindmaster      ST  6200    (Unreleased) Flashpoint                      OD  2148CL  (Unreleased) Globe Grabber                              MF          (Unreleased) Side Trak                       CO  2418    (Unreleased) Silicon Warrior                 EP          (Unreleased) Skiing                          CO  2436    (Only Telegames                                             release exists) Smurf Plan and Learn            CO  2444    (Unreleased) Smurfette's Birthday            CO  2444    (Unreleased) Spacemaster X-7                 20          (Unreleased) Spectar                         CO  2421    (Unreleased) Spoååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååreleased) Toy Bizarre                     AC          (Unreleased) Wild Western                    CO          (Unreleased) Wings                           CB          (Unreleased) Wizard of Id's Adventure        SY          (Unreleased) The Wizard of Oz                CO  2636    (Unreleased) Wizard of Wor                   CB  2421    (Unreleased) Wiz Lab                         SY          (Unreleased) Wiz Music                       SY          (Unreleased) Wiz Type                        SY   0:ØqËw()Ë %:sËW(ËO 	:qÖ8	:qÆþô02qÍ´—á:s=È2sÃÏƒ>2s:sËwÊë…:sËO a:s=2sÂ†:sË·2s*s "s:sË?Ë?Ë?Ë?G>!2s:sËÂf†þÚD†þÚø†þ Øþ$ÚO‡þ(Øþ,Ú‡þ0Øþ4ÚI‡þ8Øþ<Ú2‡É:s=2s(*s#"sÉ:sË·2s*sË:íR"s:sË?Ë?Ë?Ë?G>!2sÉ:sË?Ë?Ë?Ë?G:sËO(+:s<2s¸ :sË¿Ë÷2sÉ:sË?Ë?Ë?Ë?G:s/<2sÉ*s+"s:s<2s¸À:sË¿Ë÷2sÉ!R¥˜qí°!*¬qí°!”§rí°ÉË¿þÐ:pËg(!p5(:Öqþ(ËF )C!pË¦ :æp!p¾8(O:Öqþ(q!pËæ>2p!N¥Äqí°!2¬qí°!sË®É>Í$!‚¬qí°!š¬ qí°!T¥Äq	í°!sËî—2ÑqÉ:sþ8ååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååok Maze                      SY          (Unreleased) Stunt Flyer                     SI          (Unreleased) Summer Games                    EP          (Unreleased) Super Action Soccer             CB          (Only Coleco                                             release exists)  Sword & the Sorcerer            CO  2619    (Unreleased) Tac-Scan                        CO  2635    (Unreleased) Temple of Apshai                EP          (Unreleased) Time Runner                     MF          (Unq2s!qå—¾ #úÑÕ:s=(Ë'Ë'Ë'Oí°!ñq5áá:s=2s ÎÑ!q:ñqOÅýá>Í¾É>2!p!!p"p”í°É!pËþÍã˜Ík>Ð2qÍ‚!pË¾ÂÍÙÍÖ!³q>Øw#<û!³q¬ÍÅƒz³ ÿÿÍ…Ív:ðsæþ(þ(áÃ-€Í…ÍLƒ>2ßpÃ6€ý!>Í¾É:s<2s_Ý!sÝÝ~=Ê÷ƒÝw:s=È2sØý*,sýý~þÿ(âÝw^#V#~#2
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sÂ„:ÚqG:s¸        (Unreleased) Wiz Words                       SY          (Unreleased) Wiz World                       SY          (Unreleased) Wrath of Quintana Roo           SU          (Unreleased)                                                                             release exists)  Sword & the Sorcerer            CO  2619    (Unreleased) Tac-Scan                        CO  2635    (Unreleased) Temple of Apshai                EP          (Unreleased) Time Runner                     MF          (Un