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Óí°>ÓÃ2äSorting..."510FOR x=1 TO lr-1520 sw=0530FOR y=1 TO lr-x535IF g$(y)<=g$(y+1) THEN 550540 t$=f$(y): f$(y)=f$(y+1): f$(y+1)=t$545 t$=g$(y): g$(y)=g$(y+1): g$(y+1)=t$547 sw=1550NEXT y560IF sw=0 THEN 610570NEXT x600REM   *Clear the Directory in memory, except for the 'Volume', 'Boot','Directory'610FOR x=47437 TO 47358+(ds*1024):POKE x, 0:NEXT700HOME:?:? " Creating alphabetized Directory..."710 loc=47437720FOR x=1 TO lr730IF x=37 OR x=76 OR x=115 THEN  loc=loc+10740FOR y=1 TO 26:POKE loc, ASC(MID5HIMEM :47335:REM    By G.E. Hoiser 1/888ONERR  GOTO 110010HOME:?:HTAB 5:INVERSE:? "DIRECTORY ALPHABETIZER":NORMAL:?:? "This program will aphabetize"15? "up to a 3 block directory and":? "remove deleted file entries":? "if desired."20?:INPUT "Should deleted file entries be removed? (y/n)"; rp$: rp$=LEFT$(rp$, 1)30IF rp$<>"y" AND rp$<>"Y" AND rp$<>"n" AND rp$<>"N" THEN 20100REM   *Load block read routine110DATA     62,8,1,0,0,17,1,0,33,255,184,205,243,252,201120FOR x=47336 TO 47350:READ y:POKE x, y:Ny to continue":GET k$920POKE 47345, 255:POKE 47346, 184:POKE 47348, 246930FOR x=1 TO ds:POKE 47342, x:CALL 47336:POKE 47346, PEEK(47346)+4:NEXT x1000HOME:?:? " Directory now in alphabetical":? " order..."1100? "ending"1200ENDar the Directory in memory, except for the 'Volume', 'Boot','Directory'610FOR x=47437 TO 47358+(ds*1024):POKE x, 0:NEXT700HOME:?:? " Creating alphabetized Directory..."710 loc=47437720FOR x=1 TO lr730IF x=37 OR x=76 OR x=115 THEN  loc=loc+10740FOR y=1 TO 26:POKE loc, ASC(MID..."410 loc=47437420FOR x=1 TO ne430IF rp$="Y" OR rp$="y" AND PEEK(loc+12)=20 THEN  x=x-1:GOTO 460440FOR y=0 TO 25442 f$(x)=f$(x)+CHR$(PEEK(loc+y)):NEXT y444FOR y=0 TO 10446 t=PEEK(loc+y):IF t>=65 AND t<=90 THEN  t=t+32447IF t=3 THEN 450448 g$(x)=g$(x)+CHR$(t):NEXT y450IF LEFT$(f$(x), 11)="BLOCKS LEFT" THEN  lr=x-1: bl$=f$(x):GOTO 500460 loc=loc+26470NEXT x480IF LEFT$(f$(lr+1), 11)<>"BLOCKS LEFT" THEN HOME:?:? "No BLOCKS LEFT record found..."485?:? "Program terminated":GOTO 1100500HOME:?:? " ëáå!	z³ úT]!>
Óí°>ÓÃËäÅýåõþ(ñÃéññÕåÕØí°ÑÕz³ Ñ¯!Ñë>ÿ¯íR0ûx#O:_ý¹0áÑýá>Á>ÉyBíy"xý>Ó!Øí°*xýÃáÑýáÍ#ý>>Ó:_ýBíyÁ¯Éþ0Ÿþ0ÿåõÅ:_ý<G!>ýëÁñáÅÕåÃ(ó$(f$(x), y, 1)): loc=loc+1:NEXT y750NEXT x760REM   * Tack the 'BLOCKS LEFT' record on the end770IF lr=36 OR lr=75 OR lr=114 THEN  loc=loc+10780FOR y=0 TO 25:POKE loc+y, ASC(MID$(bl$, y+1, 1)):NEXT y800HOME:?:? "Final go-ahead to replace the old Directory with the"805INPUT "alphabetized one? (y/n)"; a$810 a$=LEFT$(a$, 1):IF a$="y" OR a$="Y" THEN 910820HOME:?:? "Job terminated, coward!":GOTO 1100900REM   * Write new directory into media905HOME:?:? "Get your backup copy ready..."910?:? "Press any keEXT130?:? "Tape 1 = 8":? "Tape 2 = 24":? "Disk 1 = 4":? "Disk 2 = 5"140?:INPUT "Enter drive address value:"; da%:POKE 47337, da%200REM   * Read the directory entries into a contiguous file starting at 47359210HOME:?:? "Reading the directory..."220FOR x=1 TO 3230POKE 47342, x:CALL 47336240 ds=PEEK(47428):IF ds=x THEN 310250POKE 47345, PEEK(47345)-10:POKE 47346, PEEK(47346)+4260NEXT x300REM   *Dimension enough file names310 ne=36+39*(ds-1):DIM f$(ne), g$(ne)400HOME:?:? " Creating directory records10REM    PACKer program for EOS20REM    This program is public domain from Digital30REM    Express, October 1987100LOMEM :30000:POKE 16149, 255:POKE 16150, 255110DATA    62,26,17,208,107,33,160,253,205,204,252,50,255,107,201120FOR x=27648 TO 27662:READ mc:POKE x, mc:NEXT130 k$="BLOCKS LEFT"+CHR$(3):FOR x=1 TO LEN(k$)140POKE 27599+x, ASC(MID$(k$, x, 1)):NEXT150FOR x=0 TO 3:POKE 61408+x, 0:NEXT160CALL 27648: er=PEEK(27647): tb=PEEK(64942)*256+PEEK(64941)170POKE 61408, 203:POKE 61409, 70:POKE 61410, 40POKE 27720, lo%:POKE 27721, hi%:CALL 277144050IF PEEK(27647)<>0 GOTO 70004060NEXT x4100HOME:? "PACKing successful...":END5000 hi%=va/256: lo%=va-256*hi%:RETURN6000HOME:? "READ ERROR ON THE RAMDISK!!"6010? "BLOCK: "; PEEK(27703)*256+PEEK(27702):END7000HOME:? "WRITE ERROR ON DESTINATION!!"7010? "BLOCK: "; PEEK(27721)*256+PEEK(27720):END? "missing media!!":END2120IF er=24 THEN ? "not an EOS directory!":END2130IF er=5 THEN ? "'nut' file already exist!":END2140IF er=13 THEN ? "not enough storage spmc:NEXT280DATA     62,0,1,0,0,17,000,000,33,0,112,205,246,252,50,255,107,201290FOR x=27714 TO 27731:READ mc:POKE x, mc:NEXT1000TEXT:? "This program will compact"1010? "the files on your ramdisk into"; 1020? " a single 'PACKed' file.  You"1030? "unpack (restore them to the"1040? "ramdisk) them by entering"1050? "RUN UNPACK"1060VTAB 12:? "Select the drive to store the"1070? "PACKed file on (the file"1080? "will be named 'nut'):"1090?:? "1=tape one":? "2=disk one"1100GET k$: k%=VAL(k$)1110IF k%<10,0,17,000,000,33,0,112,205,246,252,50,255,107,201180FOR x=27714 TO 27731:READ mc:POKE x, mc:NEXT1000TEXT:? "UNPACKer":?:?1010? "Which drive contains 'nut' ?"1020?:? "1=tape one":? "2=disk one"1030GET k$: k%=VAL(k$)1040IF k%<1 OR k%>2 GOTO 11001050 dr%=8/k%:GOTO 20001100TEXT:? "end of program.":TEXT2000POKE 27649, dr%:CALL 276482010 er=PEEK(27647):ON er=0 GOTO 3000:HOME2020IF er=5 THEN ? "FILE NOT FOUND!!":END2030? "I/O ERROR!!":END3000 sb=PEEK(64942)*256+PEEK(64941)3010 nb=PEEK(64948)*256+PEEace!":END2150? "file access error!!":END3000HOME:? "transferring data....."3010POKE 27649, dr%:CALL 276483020IF PEEK(27647)<>0 THEN HOME:GOTO 21503030 ds=PEEK(64942)*256+PEEK(64941)3040POKE 64940, 146:POKE 64948, tb/2563050POKE 64947, tb-PEEK(64948)*2563060POKE 64950, 43100POKE 27664, dr%:CALL 276633110IF PEEK(27647)<>0 THEN HOME:GOTO 21504000POKE 27715, dr%:FOR x=0 TO tb-14010 va=x:GOSUB 5000:POKE 27702, lo%:POKE 27703, hi%:CALL 276964020IF PEEK(27647)<>128 GOTO 60004030 va=ds+x:GOSUB 50004032:POKE 61411, 72180IF er=0 GOTO 200190TEXT:? "RAMDISK DIRECTORY ERROR!!":END200 k$="nut"+CHR$(2)+CHR$(3):FOR x=1 TO LEN(k$)210POKE 27599+x, ASC(MID$(k$, x, 1)):NEXT220DATA    62,0,17,208,107,33,160,253,205,207,252,50,255,107,201230FOR x=27663 TO 27677:READ mc:POKE x, mc:NEXT240DATA    62,0,33,208,107,17,000,0,1,000,0,205,201,252,50,255,107,201250FOR x=27678 TO 27695:READ mc:POKE x, mc:NEXT260DATA    62,26,1,0,0,17,000,000,33,0,112,205,243,252,50,255,107,201270FOR x=27696 TO 27713:READ mc:POKE x, 10REM     UNPACKer20REM     This program is public domain contribution30REM     by Digital Express40REM     October 1987100LOMEM :30000:POKE 16149, 255:POKE 16150, 255110 k$="nut"+CHR$(2)+CHR$(3):FOR x=1 TO LEN(k$)120POKE 27599+x, ASC(MID$(k$, x, 1)):NEXT130DATA     62,4,17,208,107,33,160,253,205,204,252,50,255,107,201140FOR x=27648 TO 27662:READ mc:POKE x, mc:NEXT150DATA    62,0,1,0,0,17,000,000,33,0,112,205,243,252,50,255,107,201160FOR x=27696 TO 27713:READ mc:POKE x, mc:NEXT170DATA    62,26,1, OR k%>2 GOTO 12001120 dr%=8/k%:GOTO 20001200TEXT:? "end of program.":END2000HOME:? "creating PACKed  file...."2010 bc%=tb/64: de%=tb-bc%*64: de%=(de%-1)*42020IF de%<0 THEN  de%=02030POKE 27679, dr%:POKE 27687, bc%:POKE 27685, de%:CALL 276782040 er=PEEK(27647):IF er=0 GOTO 30002100HOME:? "CANNOT CREATE ON DESTINATION!"2110IF er=22 THEN ? "missing media!!":END2120IF er=24 THEN ? "not an EOS directory!":END2130IF er=5 THEN ? "'nut' file already exist!":END2140IF er=13 THEN ? "not enough storage spK(64947)3500HOME:? "UNPACKing 'nut'..."4000POKE 27697, dr%:FOR x=0 TO nb-14010 va=x+sb:GOSUB 5000:POKE 27702, lo%4015POKE 27703, hi%:CALL 276964020IF PEEK(27647)<>128 GOTO 60004030 va=x:GOSUB 50004040POKE 27720, lo%:POKE 27721, hi%:CALL 277144050IF PEEK(27647)<>0 GOTO 70004060NEXT x4100HOME:? "UNPACKING successful...":END5000 hi%=va/256: lo%=va-256*hi%:RETURN6000HOME:? "READ ERROR ON THE SOURCE!!"6010? "BLOCK:"; PEEK(27703)*256+PEEK(27702):END7000HOME:? "WRITE ERROR ON THE RAMDISK!!"7010? "BLLane SEKentwood, MI 49546-7585(616) 949-9461E-mail: 72117.3003@compuserve.comPACK is to give   us a means of putting a collection of small files into a     large file for modem transporting or simple to save a group  of like files in 1 place for retrieval at a later date.To use these utilities you will need to have at least a 64k  memory expander in your ADAM.  Boot this disk.  SmartBasic   will be loaded, a memory expander access program will be     run, answer YES when asked if you want it initialx	Ez³(-ñõþ *ñåÕÅÍô\ÁÑÕÅËxÄÙ\¯Íô\ÁÑz³ îá##^#V++r+sÉÍÊUñÍô\É:»A2¶AÍÙ\Ê_õ:»AÍ?bæ"(+####^#Vr+sz³(ñõþ åÕÍÙ\Ñz³ öá##^#V++r+sñÉÍ[Ð>AÍÆ[Í.(Í‹Y8qÉ!AÍbÒ"_å!AÍðü(:µA!A                    PACK / UNPACK instructions************************************************************These programs are brought to you courtesy of ADAM NEWS      NETWORK and the author Sol Swift, of DIGITAL EXPRESS.        Although Sol is no loare that should come out is a labor or love so to speak, because the author knows in advance, there's no market for his/her wares any longer.This doesn't mean, just because you can't spend any money on your system that it has lost it's usefulness.  I think not.  For what ever you paid your hard earned dollars for, should still function, and work, and do the job it was intended for.I have owned at least 1 ADAM since 1984, and have purchased others along the way.  I have owned an IBM clone in one form or ized, and   the disk will be catalogged for you.  You may now use        whatever means you desire to put files onto the memory       expander (d7).  Now run PACK and the program will put the    small files into a large file called "nut" onto either disk1 or ddp1, your choice.  to retrieve the files, run UNPACK and the files will be put back onto the memory expander.ENJOY!!!  If you have problems, contact me directly if you   can not resolve them.ADAM NEWS NETWORK editor 1997Bob Slopsema2261 ShadeTree OCK"; PEEK(27721)*256+PEEK(27720):END,255,107,201180FOR x=27714 TO 27731:READ mc:POKE x, mc:NEXT1000TEXT:? "UNPACKer":?:?1010? "Which drive contains 'nut' ?"1020?:? "1=tape one":? "2=disk one"1030GET k$: k%=VAL(k$)1040IF k%<1 OR k%>2 GOTO 11001050 dr%=8/k%:GOTO 20001100TEXT:? "end of program.":TEXT2000POKE 27649, dr%:CALL 276482010 er=PEEK(27647):ON er=0 GOTO 3000:HOME2020IF er=5 THEN ? "FILE NOT FOUND!!":END2030? "I/O ERROR!!":END3000 sb=PEEK(64942)*256+PEEK(64941)3010 nb=PEEK(64948)*256+PEEÌ1 ×65ADAM on your Desk!! by:  Rich CossaboonI thought I might give some thoughts on a few subjects concerning ADAM today.As everyone in the ADAM Community know s, NEW Software and NEW Hardware is coming by every once in while but for the most part has dried up for the last 2 or 3 years.  No longer can we look forward to some great new program from one of the vast Software writers who used to be among us.  Those who could not turn a profit anymore have left, and for the most part, NEW Software or Hardwnger in the community, he has left a    lasting legacy.  The purpose of PACK and UNPACK is to give   us a means of putting a collection of small files into a     large file for modem transporting or simple to save a group  of like files in 1 place for retrieval at a later date.To use these utilities you will need to have at least a 64k  memory expander in your ADAM.  Boot this disk.  SmartBasic   will be loaded, a memory expander access program will be     run, answer YES when asked if you want it initialanother since 1987, and have kept both systems side by side for years.  They actually compliment one another.I know of several instances where folks here went out and bought a brand new expensive machine, and didn't want their ADAM anymore.  "Doesn't look nice next to my new one.  Don't need it any more, my clone will do it all and more!!".Well, that actually may be the case but not that I've personally witnessed.  All of these folks but 1 that I know of for sure, has stated that they wish they had neveand composed my replies and put them back on my clone and uploaded the replies to Mr. Bart's BBS on my clone.I also use Chris Braymen's Midi Mite to play midi songs thru my keyboard which I have connected to both ADAM and my IBM.  Sometimes it's just easier to use ADAM to edit music, than have to read a 400 page manual to tell me how to do it.I also have a modified copy of TBBS Bulletin Board system on my Hard Drive so if I have to send a file or receive one, it's a piece of cake, and at 9600 baud, it'sand I didn't elaborate.  Do I still use this program?  You bet.  I am putting together a Resume packet for my wife, and where do you think it's going to come from?  Same place.  Can my IBM do it?  Sure, however I could print it on my dot matrix, but then everyone would know it's by a Word Processor, or on my Deskjet, which you can still tell is not a typewriter. Now let's see, Smart Letters and Forms is about 12 years old.  Still does what it was meant to do.  I am not expounding one computer system over at you make it, and what you use your Computer for.And if you're interested in say, some software that maybe you didn't get when it first came out, now might be a good time while prices are as low as they are liable to get.  As for hardware, try the flea markets and swap shops.  I never can resist, when I see an ADAM at one of these, to pop off the cover and see if there's any goodies inside.  Never know what you might find.And last but certainly not least, the best place to find hardware and software il.OK, so you type a few letters on your ADAM, big deal you say. I also use my ADAM for graphics.  Well now,  why should I re-purchase all new graphic software and clip art when I'm loaded with clip art for my ADAM?  I don't, I just transfer it over to my clone using 22disk and a few other assorted utilities.  And visa versa, in that if something strikes my fancy, I capture it and bring it over to my ADAM for use. I've even used 22disk to bring over the mail packets from Zonker's BBS, read my mail on ADAM r sold their ADAM's.  "ADAM was so easy to just get a note out to someone, or letter.  Really don't need that gigantic spreadsheet that's sooooo complicated to use you need a college education".  This and more.I must state that I even obtained 2 jobs because of my ADAM.  1 was obtained by using Smart Letters and Forms, using the Resume features.  I printed it out on Smart Writer, and the manager told me he just had to meet someone who sat down and typed this letter without 1 mistake.  Little did he know,  not very much slower than the 14,400 baud of my IBM.  Takes all of 5 seconds to call it up.  It's an IBM file, so what, I just transfer from IBM to ADAM with 22disk and away I go.I must confess, I used to have 2 ADAM's setup on my desk, and am down to 1 because of needed repairs.  Even this I hope to rectify shortly.Still no use for ADAM?  I doubt it!  Get out those dusty boxes that most everyone has, and go through them and find things that will make your computing life easier.  Computing is all in whanother here but trying to get information for people to think about.Can you really personalize your IBM.  Not really, and I know folks may argue this, but you just can't make the machine do exactly what you want it to, like you can with your ADAM.  You can change basic, ADAMCalc, SmartWriter, I don't really think there's a program written for ADAM that someone hasn't taken apart, and gave us all the benefit of his/her hacking it.  Try hacking your favorite IBM program and your machine might not run at als at the next ADAMCON which happens to be coming up soon!!>ÓÃËäÅýåõþ(ñÃéññÕåÕØí°ÑÕz³ Ñ¯!Ñë>ÿ¯íR0ûx#O:_ý¹0áÑýá>Á>ÉyBíy"xý>Ó!Øí°*xýÃáÑýáÍ#ý>>Ó:_ýBíyÁ¯Éþ0ŸT  in clude  Shipping)...make your offer!!   At this writing (1/7/97) I am ONLY interested in selling the WHOLE SYSTEM and don't wish  to break it up...but make your offers to:Rick Lefko  603-672-8058 CIS Address--70017,3535 Internet address lefko.rich@tcs.teradyne.com Perhaps  YOU  know someone who is worthy of owning a  practically new ADAM system...I'd like to find my ADAM a good home!!!!Ì1 ×67ADAM For SaleEverything  (and  I mean everything) you'll need to get  a  fully functioning ADAM system up and running!!!  Here is a partial list of some of the things this complete package has to offer:Stand alone ADAM in the Original box with Printer 256K Memory expander Orphanware parallel board Panasonic KXP 1092 Dot Matrix printer 320K Double Sided E&T disk drive 5.25" 720K Quad density Orphanware 3.5" drive Second keyboard with Mel Ostlers modification for Atari key pad Atari Keypad MicroStu ADAM Box        Keyboard        9  In ADAM 2 Digital Data Drives   10 Pack@Purch      2 Extra ADAM Joysticks  11 Box #6  2 Joystick Extension Cables    12 Pack@Purch  External power supply   Printer Power supply 13 Pack@Purch  Full Set of ADAM covers for all components 14 Pack@Purch      MicroStuffer 64K Printer Buffer 15 Disk Case 1     Smart Letters & Forms   5 1/4" Disk 16 Disk Case 1     Double Disk Formatter   5 1/4" Disk 17 Disk Case 1     AdamLink 3+     5 1/4" Disk 18 Disk Case 1     Mr. T Library  all  the issues of Home Office Computing when they covered the ADAM!!!Most  everything  is in it's original  box...including  the  ADAM ...and everything is in GREAT working order and looks perfect!!!I  am working on a detailed list that I would be happy to mail or fax to you.  If you are REALLY interested and would like to "see" the system  I would be willing to videotape the system and send a tape to you(If you don't buy it, please return).The  price...I think $750 is a good place to start(Does  NOþ0ÿåõÅ:_ý<G!>ýëÁñáÅÕåÃ(óÌ1 ×68From:  Richard Lefko [70017,3535]ADAM Items List                         Item #  Location        Item    Format  Comments1  ADAM  Box  Stand Alone ADAM w/Printer & Attachments 2  In ADAM ADAMLink Internal Modem installed in ADAM 3  Pack@Purch      External AVATEX 1200e Modem      4  Pack@Purch      320 K DS E&T Disk Drive (quirky since convert) 5  Pack@Purch      720K Quad Orphanware Disk Drive works Flawlessly 6  In ADAM Orphanware Parallel Board   7  In ADAM Orphanware 256K Memory Expander 8 ffer 64K Printer buffer Every expansion Module COLECO ever made... Magnavox RGB/Composite monitor External AVATEX 1200e modem Internal ADAMLink ModemThat's just for starters.....TONS of software....The list is over 250   items  long  and  I've  JUST  begun  to  catalog....printer stands.... all disks in disk cases...ADAM original covers...extra joysticks...the list goes on and on...Lots of DOCs bound,  in loose leafs...PLUS every issue of Nibbles &  Bits...and  EVERY ISSUE of the NIAD newsletter..PLUS   5 1/4" Disk 19 Disk Case 1     GoDos   5 1/4" Disk 20 Disk Case 1     PSAN Toolkit #1 5 1/4" Disk 21 Disk Case 1     PSAN Toolkit #6 5 1/4" Disk 22 Disk Case 1     Australian BASIC  5 1/4" Disk 23 Disk Case 1     Tax Planner     5 1/4" Disk 24 Disk Case 1     Market Monitor  5 1/4" Disk 25 Disk Case 1     OpenFiler V3.0  5 1/4" Disk 26 Disk Case 1     PowerPaint      5 1/4" Disk 27 Disk Case 1     Font Power      5 1/4" Disk 28 Disk Case 1     Paint Aide      5 1/4" Disk 29 Disk Case 1     SuperCalc 2        Disk Case 1     MAL 4  80      Super Action Controllers + Baseball Cart Rarely Used 81      Adam Digital Data Drive Works marginally 82      Pack@Purc       3rd extra set of Joysticks      83      Pack@Purc       4th extra set of Joysticks 84      Pack@Purc       Roller Controller Module + Slither Cart 85      Pack@Purc       Driving Module (Expansion Mod #2)     86      Pack@Purc       External (Printer) power supply for ADAM 87      Pack@Purc       Printer Stand and feed tray    88      Pack@Purc         Jeopardy Question Pack  5 1/4" Disk   41 Disk Case 1     Donkey Kong Jr. 5 1/4" Disk   42 Disk Case 1     Super Dam Busters       5 1/4" Disk   43 Disk Case 1     Adult Pack  5 1/4" Disk   X Rated Pict files 44 Disk Case 1     Fast Patch Rev. 3.0     5 1/4" Disk   45 Disk Case 1     ProofReader     5 1/4" Disk   46 Disk Case 1     Formatter 2     5 1/4" Disk   47 Disk Case 1     RamDisk Rev. 7  5 1/4" Disk   48 Disk Case 1     Speedywrite 2.0 49 Disk Case 1     Speedywrite Spell Checker   50 Disk Caseisk 97      Disk Case 3     2010 Text Adventure     5Disk 98      Disk Case 3     Super Sub Roc   5Disk 99      Disk Case 3     Trolls Tale     5Disk 100     Disk Case 3     Jeopardy        5Disk 101     Disk Case 3     Jeopardy Question Pack #1       5Disk 102     Disk Case 3     AE & Choplifter 5Disk 103     Disk Case 3     Pro Football    5Diskodies inside.  Never know what you might find.And last but certainly not least, the best place to find hardware and software i/M Utilities  Different Version 67      Disk Case 1     Sargon Chess    68      Disk Case 1     NIAD CPM #45    69      Disk Case 1     "Small ""C"""   70      Disk Case 1     ABP.COM 71      Disk Case 1     Jerome Hess CP/M Utilities      72      Disk Case 1     Fontasy 1B      73      Disk Case 1     Fontasy 2B     74      Disk Case 1     Paint Palette  75      Disk Case 1     Abominable Snowman     76      Disk Case 1     Doggone Dawgs  77      Disk Case 1     MAL 2   78      Disk Case 1     MAL 3   79   5 1/4" Disk 30 Disk Case 1     SuperCalc 2 Files  5 1/4" Disk   31 Disk Case 1     Colossal Cave   5 1/4" Disk   32 Disk Case 1     Zaxxon  5 1/4" Disk   33 Disk Case 1     Dragons Lair    5 1/4" Disk   34 Disk Case 1     Donkey kong     5 1/4" Disk   35 Disk Case 1     2010    5 1/4" Disk  36 Disk Case 1     Addictus        5 1/4" Disk   37 Disk Case 1     Pro Football    5 1/4" Disk   38 Disk Case 1     BC's Quest for Tires    5 1/4" Disk   39 Disk Case 1     Star Trek       5 1/4" Disk   40 Disk Case 1   Box of continuos feed paper    89      Pack@Purc       Box of continous feed Index Cards       90      Pack@Purc       Family Computing Magazine(ADAM Issues)                          Book    7/84 through 6/87 91      Disk Case 3     Richard Scarry's Best Elect Word Book  92      Disk Case 3     Cabbage Patch Adventure in the Park     93      Disk Case 3     Education Pack #1      94      Disk Case 3     Copy Cart+ 2.0  5Disk 95      Disk Case 3     Dragon's Lair   5Disk 96      Disk Case 3     Zaxxon  5D 1     FileManager     51 Disk Case 1     SwiftLink       52 Disk Case 1     DeadLine        Infocom 53 Disk Case 1     BASICaide v 2.0 56 Disk Case 1     AdamLink 3      57      Disk Case 1     SmartLOGO       58      Disk Case 1     IMP COM 59      Disk Case 1     CP/M Utilities 60      Disk Case 1     SCNCHOP 61      Disk Case 1     Mex.COM 62      Disk Case 1     Mex.COM DOC    63      Disk Case 1     MEX Master    64      Disk Case 1     CP/M    65      Disk Case 1     MEX    66      Disk Case 1     CPÌ1 ×68104     Disk Case 3     Pinball Construction & Hard Hat Mack    105     Disk Case 3     Pinball Games 1 5Disk 106     Disk Case 3     Pinball Games 2 5Disk 107     Disk Case 3     Family Feud     5Disk 108     Disk Case 3     BC's Quest for Tires    5Disk 109     Disk Case 3     Star Trek       5Disk 110     Disk Case 3     Game Pack "Evolution, Video Hustler etc" 111     Disk Case 3     Stage Fright    5Disk   112     Disk Case 3     Super Dam Busters       5Disk   113     Disk Case 3     War Room  4     Disk Case 3     Copy Programs   5Disk 155     Disk Case 3     Micro2 Programs 5Disk 156     Disk Case 3     Eve Custom Print Software       5Disk 157     Disk Case 3     Eve SP-1 Utilities V2.12        5Disk 158     Disk Case 3     Adam Diagnostic 5Disk 159     Disk Case 3     Market Monitor  5Disk 160     Disk Case 3     Tax Planner     5Disk 161     Disk Case 3     Video tunes     5Disk 162     Disk Case 3     Coleco RIP      5Disk 163     Disk Case 4     Formatter 2     5Disk 164     Disk Case 4    Pack       5Disk   124     Disk Case 3     Donkey Kong Jr. 5Disk   125     Disk Case 3     Buck Rodgers    5Disk   126     Disk Case 3     Donkey kong     5Disk   127     Disk Case 3     Super Cobra     5Disk   128     Disk Case 3     Dinosaur Dig    5Disk   129     Disk Case 3     DEI's Parrot    5Disk   130     Disk Case 3     Addictus        5Disk 131     Disk Case 3     Pity    5Disk   132     Disk Case 3     U-Match-Em      5Disk   133     Disk Case 3     Super Parrot    5Disk   134     Disk Case 3    Case 4     PSAN Toolkit #6 5Disk 176     Disk Case 4     GoDOS 1.1 W/GoBASIC     5Disk 177     Disk Case 4     GoDOS Docs      5Disk 178     Disk Case 4     GoDOS Beta Version      5Disk 179     Disk Case 4     GoDOS Downloads 5Disk 180     Disk Case 4     Australian BASIC        5Disk 181     Disk Case 4     Personal Accountant     5Disk 182     Disk Case 4     Mr. T Libraby   5Disk 183     Disk Case 4     Chess Solitaire 5Disk 184     Disk Case 4     SmartBASIC Construction Kit     5Disk 185     Disk Cas  Disk Case 3     Adventure Pack 3        5Disk 145     Disk Case 3     The Black Dungeon of Midor      5Disk 146     Disk Case 3     Dungeon Disk 1  5Disk 147     Disk Case 3     Brain Games     5Disk 148     Disk Case 3     SwiftLink 1.3   5Disk 149     Disk Case 3     Coleco Graphics Processor       5Disk 150     Disk Case 3     Expertype       5Disk 151     Disk Case 3     Electronic Flashcard Maker      5Disk 152     Disk Case 3     SmartLogo       5Disk 153     Disk Case 3     Softpack 1      5Disk 15      5Disk   114     Disk Case 3     Fall Guy/Yokes on you   5Disk   115     Disk Case 3     Spy Hunter      5Disk   116     Disk Case 3     Temple of Apshai        5Disk   117     Disk Case 3     Risk    5Disk   118     Disk Case 3     Temple of the Snow Dragon       5Disk 119     Disk Case 3     Phraze Craze    5Disk   120     Disk Case 3     Wiz Math/Yolks on you   5Disk   121     Disk Case 3     Phraze Pack #1  5Disk   122     Disk Case 3     Phraze Pack #2  5Disk   123     Disk Case 3     MOAUG Phraze  SmartBASIC V 1.0        5Disk 165     Disk Case 4     P.A.L.  5Disk 166     Disk Case 4     PAC SmartBASIC  5Disk 167     Disk Case 4     Orphanware EOS/CPM Utilities    5Disk 168     Disk Case 4     RAMDISK 5Disk 169     Disk Case 4     1 Minute Formatter      5Disk 170     Disk Case 4     SmartBASIC v2.0 5Disk 171     Disk Case 4     BASIC Aide      5Disk 172     Disk Case 4     Auto-AId        5Disk 173     Disk Case 4     PSAN Toolkit #1 5Disk 174     Disk Case 4     PSAN Toolkit #5 5Disk 175     Disk  Game Pack   "MASH,Boulderdash, etc" 135     Disk Case 3     Starwars/Montezumas Revenge/Music Box   136     Disk Case 3     Mr. T Yahtzee   5Disk   137     Disk Case 3     Abominable Snowman      5Disk   138     Disk Case 3     Arcade Action   5Disk   139     Disk Case 3     Game Pack 1     5Disk   140     Disk Case 3     Game Pack 2     5Disk   141     Disk Case 3     Game Pack 3     5Disk   142     Disk Case 3     Adventure Pack 1        5Disk 143     Disk Case 3     Adventure Pack 2        5Disk 144   e 4     The BOOT SHOP   5Disk 186     Disk Case 4     ADAM BASIC 1.6  5Disk 187     Disk Case 4     Open Filer w/Open Recipie       5Disk 188     Disk Case 4     ADAMCalc w/Print Patch  5Disk 189     Disk Case 4     ADAMCalc        5Disk 190     Disk Case 4     ADAMLink 3+     5Disk   191     Disk Case 4     Ram Drive/Quickopy v4.0 5Disk   192     Disk Case 4     Filemanager 2.1 5Disk   193     Disk Case 4     VisiSprite 6.0  5Disk   194     Disk Case 4     EZFiler 5Disk   195     Disk Case 4     320K Modemxpress 222     Disk Case 4     PaintMates #12 From Digital Express 223     Disk Case 4     DaVinci 5Disk   224     Disk Case 4     PD Clip Art  For use w/ Clip Art Viewer 225     Disk Case 4     Paint Pallet    5Disk   226     Disk Case 4     How To #1       5Disk   227     Disk Case 4     Yule Trim #1    5Disk   228     Disk Case 4     Personal Calendar Utility       5Disk   System 229     Disk Case 4     Personal Calendar Utility       5Disk   Boot 230     Disk Case 4     Fontasy 1A      5Disk   231     D Case 4     Font Power      5Disk   206     Disk Case 4     Clipper 5Disk   207     Disk Case 4     Sprite Power    5Disk   208     Disk Case 4     Graphix Painter 5Disk   209     Disk Case 4     Paint Master    5Disk   210     Disk Case 4     ShowOFF 1       5Disk   211     Disk Case 4     PowerPaint      5Disk   212     Disk Case 4     Paint Aide/Swift Font Kit       5Disk   ¯!Ñë>ÿ¯íR0ûx#O:_ý¹0áÑýá>Á>ÉyBíy"xý>Ó!Øí°*xýÃáÑýáÍ#ý>>Ó:_ýBíyÁ¯Éþ0Ÿisk Case 5     TDOS 4.58       5Disk   160K SYstem Disk 242     Disk Case 5     TDOS 4.58       5Disk   254K System Disk 243     Disk Case 5     TDOS 4.58       5Disk   302K System Disk 244     Disk Case 5     CP/M 2.2        5Disk   245     Disk Case 5     APB Master      5Disk   246     Disk Case 5     MADAM 7 5Disk   247     Disk Case 5     Orphanware CP/M Utilities       5Disk   248     Disk Case 5     IMP COM 5Disk   249     Disk Case 5     Sargon Chess    5Disk   250     Disk Case 5     Colossal Cave Ì1 ×77213     Disk Case 4     Simple Painter  5Disk   214     Disk Case 4     PowerPaint Brushes 01   5Disk   215     Disk Case 4     Adult Pixs 01   5Disk   216     Disk Case 4     PaintMates #5  From Digital Express 217     Disk Case 4     PaintMates #7  From Digital Express 218     Disk Case 4     PaintMates #8  From Digital Express 219     Disk Case 4     PaintMates #9  From Digital Express 220     Disk Case 4     PaintMates #10 From Digital Express 221     Disk Case 4     PaintMates #11 From Digital E Give 5Disk   196     Disk Case 4     NIAD CPM #45    5Disk   197     Disk Case 4     NIAD RLE #4     5Disk   198     Disk Case 4     Nibbles & Bits Pix #2   5Disk   199     Disk Case 4     MOAUG Recipe Filer      5Disk   200     Disk Case 4     Clip Art Viewer 5Disk   201     Disk Case 4     Brainlock #1    5Disk   202     Disk Case 4     Brainlock #2    5Disk   203     Disk Case 4     Swifts Label Printshop  5Disk   Boot Disk 204     Disk Case 4     Swifts Label Printshop  5Disk   System Disk 205     Diskisk Case 4     Fontasy 2A      5Disk   232     Disk Case 4     Powertools      5Disk   233     Disk Case 5     SpeedyWrite 2.0 5Disk   234     Disk Case 5     SpeedyWrite  Spell Checker      5Disk   235     Disk Case 5     Fast Patch      5Disk   236     Disk Case 5     Custom DOS DMP Patch    5Disk   237     Disk Case 5     ProofReader     5Disk   238     Disk Case 5     SmartLetters and Forms  5Disk   239     Disk Case 5     OAUC Forms #1   5Disk   240     Disk Case 5     SuperCalc 2     5Disk   241     Dþ0ÿåõÅ:_ý<G!>ýëÁñáÅÕåÃ(ó  5Disk   251     Disk Case 5     CP/M Modem Programs & TDOS      5Disk   252     Disk Case 5     CP/M Modem Programs DOCS        5Disk   253     Box #3  PackCopy        DDP     254     Box #3  Jeopardy        DDP     255     Box #3  Phrazecraze     DDP     256     Box #3  Phrase Pack 1   DDP     257     Box #3  Phrase Pack 2   DDP     258     Box #3  Dinosaur Dig    DDP     259     Box #3  Cart Copy       DDP     260     Box #3  COLECO DDP Speed Tester DDP     261     Box #3  Quest for Quintana Roo  DDP   308     Box #3  Modem Master    5DISK   309     Box #3  Castle Vampira  5DISK   310     Box #3  DaVinci 5DISK   311     Box #3  Graphics Converter Disk 5DISK   312     Box #3  Graphic Screens 2       5DISK   313     Box #3  Graphic Screens 3       5DISK   314     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #1 5DISK   Color Clip Art 315     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #2 5DISK   Color Clip Art 316     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #3 5DISK   Color Clip Art 317     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #4 5DISK   Color Clip Art 318 iginal Box 273     Box #3  Dam Busters     Cart    Original Box 274     Box #3  Donkey kong Jr. Cart    Original Box 275     Box #3  Looping Cart    Original Box 276     Box #3  AdamLink 5      5DISK   277     Box #3  Personal Calendar Utility       5DISK   278     Box #3  Brain Lock 1    5DISK   279     Box #3  Brain Lock 2    5DISK   280     Box #3  P.A.L   5DISK   281     Box #3  Chrome Trim     5DISK   282     Box #3  Chromantics     5DISK   283     Box #3  Media Aid       5DISK   284     Box #3  PowerPþ0ÿåõÅ:_ý<G!>ýëÁñáÅÕåÃ(ó  297     Box #3  OAUC Forms #1   5DISK   298     Box #3  Atari Numeric Keyboard  HardW   Use with altered Keyboard 299     Box #3  ADAM Keyboard   HardW   New 300     Box #3  Modem Programs  5DISK   301     Box #3  Hurricane Tracker       5DISK   302     Box #3  Video Tunes     5DISK   303     Box #3  Swifts Label Printshop  5DISK   2 Disks 304     Box #3  GoDOS   5DISK   2 Disks 305     Box #3  GoDOS Demo      5DISK   2 Disks 306     Box #3  Copy Master     5DISK   307     Box #3  Qwikload        5DISK     262     Box #3  2     263     Box #3  Auto-AId        DDP     264     Box #3  SmartBASIC      DDP     265     Box #3  Buck Rodgers    DDP     266     Box #3  AdamLink        DDP    267     Box #3  AdamLink 2      DDP     268     Box #3  War Games       Cart    Original Box 269     Box #3  Venture Cart    Original Box 270     Box #3  Mousetrap       Cart    Original Box 271     Box #3  Ken Huston's Blackjack/Poker    Cart    Original Box 272     Box #3  Smurf-Rescue from Gargamels Castle      Cart    Or    Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #5 5DISK   Color Clip Art 319     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #6 5DISK   Color Clip Art    Disk Case 4     Graphix Painter 5Disk   209     Disk Case 4     Paint Master    5Disk   210     Disk Case 4     ShowOFF 1       5Disk   211     Disk Case 4     PowerPaint      5Disk   212     Disk Case 4     Paint Aide/Swift Font Kit       5Disk   ¯!Ñë>ÿ¯íR0ûx#O:_ý¹0áÑýá>Á>ÉyBíy"xý>Ó!Øí°*xýÃáÑýáÍ#ý>>Ó:_ýBíyÁ¯Éþ0Ÿaint      5DISK   285     Box #3  Clipper 5DISK   286     Box #3  Spritepower     5DISK   287     Box #3  Adams Desk Top  5DISK   288     Box #3  Bold Glory      5DISK   289     Box #3  "Glory ""B"""   5DISK   290     Box #3  Paint Pallet    5DISK   291     Box #3  Abominable Snowman      5DISK   292     Box #3  SmartBASIC Construction Kit     5DISK   293     Box #3  How to #1       5DISK   294     Box #3  Clip Art Viewer 5DISK   295     Box #3  TDOS 4.58       5DISK   296     Box #3  Chess Solitaire 5DISK Ì1 ×76320     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #7 5DISK   Color Clip Art 321     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #8 5DISK   Color Clip Art 322     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #9 5DISK   Color Clip Art 323     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #10  Color Clip Art 324     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #11  Color Clip Art 325     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #12  Color Clip Art 326     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #13  Color Clip Art 327     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #14  Color Clip Art 328     Box #3  Nibble and Bitst #1        5DISK   363     Box #3  Wizards Lair Clip Art #2        5DISK   364     Box #3  PoerTools       5DISK   365     Box #3  Yule Trim       5DISK   366     Box #3  Simple Painter  5DISK   367     Box #3  PaintForms #1   5DISK   Full Page Forms 368     Box #3  PaintForms #2   5DISK   Full Page Forms 369     Box #3  PaintForms #3   5DISK   Full Page Forms 370     Box #3  PaintForms #4   5DISK   Full Page Forms 371     Box #3  MOAUG Xmas Bonus 1989   5DISK   372     Box #2  ADAMCalc        DDP     OBOXs PIXS #24  Color Clip Art 338     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #25  Color Clip Art 339     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #26  Color Clip Art 340     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #27  Color Clip Art 341     Box #3  PaintMates #1   5DISK   Clip Art use w/PowerPaint 342     Box #3  PaintMates #2   5DISK   Clip Art use w/PowerPaint 343     Box #3  PaintMates #3   5DISK   Clip Art use w/PowerPaint 344     Box #3  PaintMates #4   5DISK   Clip Art use w/PowerPaint 345     Box #3  PaintMates #5   5DISK   Clip Art uComputer     Book    384     Box #2  Osburn/McGraw Hill CP/M Users Guide     Book    3rd Edition 385     Box #2  The COLECO ADAM Entertainer     Book    386     Box #2  Mostly BASIC    Book    387     Box #2  ADAM Resource Directory Book    2nd Edition 388     Box #2  BASIC V 2.0 Utilities   Book    389     Box #2  Game Docs Looseleaf     Book    Printed Docs bound in LL 390     Box #2  TDOS 4.58 DOCS  Book    Printed Docs bound in LL 391     Box #2  Hitchhiker Guide to the Galaxy  5DISK   Unopened in OBOX ISK   Clip Art use w/PowerPaint 354     Box #3  Reedy Art Gallery #1    5DISK   355     Box #3  Smart Paint Art Gallery #2      5DISK   356     Box #3  Happy Clips #1  5DISK   More Color Clip Art 357     Box #3  Happy Clips #2  5DISK   More Color Clip Art 358     Box #3  Happy Clips #3  5DISK   More Color Clip Art 359     Box #3  Happy Clips #4  5DISK   More Color Clip Art 360     Box #3  Happy Clips #5  5DISK   More Color Clip Art 361     Box #3  Paint Master    5DISK   362     Box #3  Wizards Lair Clip Ar PIXS #15  Color Clip Art 329     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #16  Color Clip Art 330     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #17  Color Clip Art 331     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #18  Color Clip Art 332     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #19  Color Clip Art 333     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #20  Color Clip Art 334     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #21  Color Clip Art 335     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #22  Color Clip Art 336     Box #3  Nibble and Bits PIXS #23  Color Clip Art 337     Box #3  Nibble and Bit 373     Box #2  SmartLogo Doc   Book    374     Box #2  ADAM Survival Guide     Book    375     Box #2  Personal Accountant     DDP     OBOX 376     Box #2  Popeye  Cart    OBOX 377     Box #2  Beam Rider      Cart    OBOX 378     Box #2  Fraction Fever  Cart    OBOX 379     Box #2  SuperCalc 2     Book    380     Box #2  How to Use Coleco ADAM  Book    381     Box #2  ADAM-SmartBASIC/Word Processing Book    382     Box #2  ADAM! The Home Computing System Book    383     Box #2  The First Book of ADAM the se w/PowerPaint 346     Box #3  PaintMates #6   5DISK   Clip Art use w/PowerPaint 347     Box #3  PaintMates #7   5DISK   Clip Art use w/PowerPaint 348     Box #3  PaintMates #8   5DISK   Clip Art use w/PowerPaint 349     Box #3  PaintMates #9   5DISK   Clip Art use w/PowerPaint 350     Box #3  PaintMates #10  5DISK   Clip Art use w/PowerPaint 351     Box #3  PaintMates #11  5DISK   Clip Art use w/PowerPaint 352     Box #3  PaintMates #12  5DISK   Clip Art use w/PowerPaint 353     Box #3  PaintMates #13  5D392     Box #2  Deadline        5DISK   OBOX 393     Box #2  Learning to Read With ADAM      Book    Mel Ostler Books + Disk 394     Box #2  Learning to Write With ADAM     Book    Mel Ostler Books + Disk 395     Box #2  Learning to Draw With ADAM      Book    Mel Ostler Books + Disk 396     Box #4  Stage Fright    5Disk   Contains disk master in 7 397     Box #4  Graphix Painter V1.0    5Disk   plastic cases 398     Box #4  ANN Disks 9201  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 399     Box #4  ANN Disks 9202  5Disk   Aes & Bits  Programs 5/87     5Disk   436     Box #4  MOAUG Nibbles & Bits  Programs 6/87     5Disk   437     Box #4  MOAUG 1 5Disk   438     Box #4  MOAUG Bonus 1   5Disk   439     Box #4  MOAUG Bonus 2   5Disk   440     Box #4  PSAN Toolkit #5 5Disk   441     Box #4  EZmenu/EzCopy/Copyfast  5Disk   442     Box #4  SMARTLOGO       5Disk   443     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9101  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 444     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9102  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 445     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9103  5Disk   ADAM NEws Netwo 5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 409     Box #4  ANN Disks 9212  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 410     Box #4  ANN Disks 8909  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 411     Box #4  ANN Disks 8910  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 412     Box #4  ANN Disks 8911  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 413     Box #4  ANN Disks 8912  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 414     Box #4  ANN Disks 9001  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 415     Box #4  ANN Disks 9002  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 416     Box #4  ANN Disks 9003  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 417     Box #4  OrphaNEws Network 455     Box #4  Dam Busters Supergame   DDP     456     Box #4  Buck Rodgers Supergame  DDP     457     Box #4  Original COLECO Blank DDP       DDP     458     Box #4  Original COLECO Blank DDP       DDP     459     Box #4  Original COLECO Blank DDP       DDP     460     Box #4  Flash Facts Trivia      DDP     461     Box #4  Flash Facts Vocabulator DDP     462     Box #4  The STock Market Game   DDP     463     Box #4  Quest for Quintana Roo  DDP     464     Box #4  Trolls Tale     DDP     465Ì1 ×72426     Box #4  BASIC Games 1   5Disk   427     Box #4  BASIC Games 2   5Disk   428     Box #4  BASIC Games 3   5Disk   429     Box #4  BASIC Games 4   5Disk   430     Box #4  Nibbles & Bits program set #006 Sol Swift Files 431     Box #4  MOAUG Nibbles & Bits  Programs 7/87     5Disk   432     Box #4  MOAUG Nibbles & Bits  Programs 8/87     5Disk   433     Box #4  MOAUG Nibbles & Bits  Programs 9/87     5Disk 434     Box #4  MOAUG Nibbles & Bits  Programs 4/87     5Disk   435     Box #4  MOAUG NibblDAM NEws Network 400     Box #4  ANN Disks 9203  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 401     Box #4  ANN Disks 9204  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 402     Box #4  ANN Disks 9205  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 403     Box #4  ANN Disks 9206  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 404     Box #4  ANN Disks 9207  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 405     Box #4  ANN Disks 9208  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 406     Box #4  ANN Disks 9209  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 407     Box #4  ANN Disks 9210  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 408     Box #4  ANN Disks 9211 rk 446     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9104  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 447     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9105  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 448     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9106  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 449     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9107  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 450     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9108  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 451     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9109  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 452     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9110  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 453     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9111  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 454     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9112  5Disk   ADAM nware Modem Programs       5Disk   418     Box #4  Orphanware EOS + CPM Utilities  5Disk   3 Disks 419     Box #4  Orphanware EOS + CPM Utilities  5Disk   420     Box #4  Orphanware EOS + CPM Utilities  5Disk   421     Box #4  FastPatch w/Calc Patch  5Disk   422     Box #4  ADAMLink w/Print Patch  5Disk   423     Box #4  RamDrive/Quickopy       5Disk   424     Box #4  EVE SP1 Utilites V2.12  5Disk   425     Box #4  Custom Printer Software 5Disk        Box #4  COLECO Video Catalog    DDP     466     Box #4  DDP Copy of ADAMDOS     DDP     467     Box #4  Speed Check V2.0        DDP     468     Box #4  Proof Reader    DDP     469     Box #4  Speed Test      DDP     470     Box #4  Misc Programs DDP       DDP     471     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9301  5Disk   ADAM News Network 472     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9302  5Disk   473     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9303  5Disk   474     Box #5A NIAD Newsletters Issues #1-#96  475     Box #5A Expandable Computer News        ADAM news6  5 New Print Carts for Panasonic Printer HardW   Black 509     Box #6  5 Used Print Carts for Panasonic Printer  Black 510     Box #6  3 Used Print Carts for Panasonic Printer  1 Blue        and 2 Red 511     Box #6  1 Box pinfeed legal size envelopes  Over 75 left 512     Box #6  1 ADAM SMART Printer Ribbon     513     Box #6  "3.5"" Disks Blank"     3Disk    Disks 9209  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 407     Box #4  ANN Disks 9210  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 408     Box #4  ANN Disks 9211    5Disk   Various Building Docs 484     Box #5B Nibbles & Bits Newsletters  Looseleaf Issues  1-27 485     Box #5B Nibbles & Bits Newsletters Looseleaf Issues 22-29 486     Box #5B ANN Docs        Book    Looseleaf of ANN Docs 487     Box #5B SmartBASIC Looseleaf    Book    Various SB Docs 488     Box #5B CP/M Looseleaf  Book    Various CP/M Docs 489     Box #5B Digital Express-EZ Reference Guides  ALL Guides 490     Box #5C Just documentation   Book    ...and LOTS of it!!! 491     Box #6  Digital Data Pachave a ton of stuff to write about, all new, just haven't had the time...I'm exploring a major  treasure  trove of hardware and software given to me by  a Coleco programmer...stay tuned.  --Richard F.  Drushel,  Ph.D.  |      Box #4  EZmenu/EzCopy/Copyfast  5Disk   442     Box #4  SMARTLOGO       5Disk   443     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9101  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 444     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9102  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 445     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9103  5Disk   ADAM NEws Netwo00     Box #6  CopyCart+       3Disk   "3.5"" Master" 501     Box #6  FileManager V2.1        3Disk   720K Version 502     Box #6  ADAMLink 3+     3Disk   Configured - AVATEX Modem 503     Box #6  S.M. Video      3Disk   26 More Cart Games 504     Box #6  ADAM Accesory KIT   DDD Clean Fluid/New Ribbon 505     Box #6  ADAM DESK TOP   CART    Walter's Software 506     Box #6  PROJECT NAME BY LINE    CART    Walter's Software 507     Box #6  "50 Blank 5.25"" Disks" 5Disk   Color Sleeves & Holders 508     Box #letters 476     Box #5A PSAN NewsNet    Book    All ADAM newsletters 477     Box #5A ADAM Manual Files  Book  Printed Software Manuals 478     Box #5A Pass Code list for Digital Express        Titles  Book    GoDOS/PCU/SParrot/UME 479     Box #5A Command the Powers of ADAM brochure Book Collectors        Item 480     Box #5A Digital Express DOCS    Book    481     Box #5A General Manuals Book    for ADAM HDW/SOFT 482     Disk Case 5     FileManager V 2.1       5Disk   483     Disk Case 5     Build It     Ì1 ×67Using materials sent to me by Bob Slopsema, I have created an official ADAMCON 09 Home Page at:http://junior.apk.net/~drushel/ac09.htmlAll the info you need about ADAMCON 09 is here:  cost, accommoda tions,  things to do,  registration form,  official logo (by Bob, converted  to  GIF by me using one of my techniques in one of the TWWMCA articles  in  the fall), and E-mail link to Bob & Judy. Additions or corrections, please let me and Bob know.*Rich*P.S.  I have not forgotten about TWWMCA, I ks      DDP     4 Blank 492     Box #6  ADAMCalc        3Disk   "3.5"" Disk Version" 493     Box #6  T-Dos   3Disk   "3.5"" Disk Version" 494     Box #6  Fast Patch      3Disk   "3.5"" Disk Version" 495     Box #6  SmartBASIC Games        3Disk   Misc Games in SB 496     Box #6  SmartBASIC Utilities  3Disk Misc Utilities in SB 497     Box #6  BASIC V1.0      3Disk   "3.5"" Disk Version" 498     Box #6  Cart Game Saves 3Disk   36 Cart Games 499     Box #6  CopyCart 2 Games        3Disk   28 More Cart Games 5Ì1 ×67Mar 20, 1997Received  from  Bob  Sebalist  concerning  some  homepages on the Internet he has! Thanks to a little time and the learning of one more computer language,  or so,  I now have several pages dedicated to the ADAM Computer.  These  are  accessed through our current  provider  as listed on this note....Come visit and stay awhile...Leave us your opinion  or general questions...  Everyone is  welcome....  These pages  are best view using one of the popular browsers capable of playing  midi mreplys off line.  This sure cuts down on my logon time.     Worked on this months 463 ADAM cover.  It's a short month and I don't want to end up in the hole like I did last month.  I don't like it when I have to put this newsletter together in one weekend.     Received the February ANN disk.  Made some floopy flippies or is it flippy floppies?  Formated them and copied the ANN disk for mailing.     Read all the articles on the ANN disk.  Copied several to my newsletter working disk so I can edit them Ì1 ×70ME'n'ADAM     Week of 012697     Worked on setting up my ADAM's the way I want them to be.  Haven't had much time to set down at ADAM #2, (The TDOS ADAM.)  Was a little behind on getting the Febuary newsletter put together so I spent most of my ADAM time at ADAM #1.     Week of 020297     Spent some time on ADAM #2.  Removed all the EOS files from the Hard Drive.  This scared me to death, I've put files on the HDD but have never removed any.  I made back-ups of all the TDOS files just in caseole house.  After feeling for the disk drives and removing the disk and finding the power switch and turning ADAM off I stumbled my way out of the mole hole. An hour later the lights flickered and power was restored.     My first concern was if ADAM had survived the power outage.  As I started down stairs I seen that none of the wifes grow lights and fish tank lights had come back on.     I checked ADAM and he was just fine.  Now for the lights.  As I checked the first light it only took me a second to es me for ever to reply to them, but I wouldn't want it any other way.  If you don't ask questions how can you get to know someone.     Then there was the 463 CO on CIS.  This month is only one week old and I think I have used most of my CIS time.  Oh well, I'll just pay Compuserve a little more this month.  At least I can get on-line.  Opps! Didn't mean to knock AOL;)     Week of 020997     Checked my CIS logon time, not as bad as I thought.  Do most of my reading and I write most of my messages and usic and viewing animated gifs..  Enjoy and  don't forget to keep using your ADAM!  Come check it out at http://www.megalink.net/~sawseb/adm_link.html     And also visit Sylvia's home page at the above without  "/adm_link.html" ending.     Box #4  EZmenu/EzCopy/Copyfast  5Disk   442     Box #4  SMARTLOGO       5Disk   443     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9101  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 444     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9102  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 445     Box #4  ANN DISKS 9103  5Disk   ADAM NEws Netwofor the newstetter.  Another week gone, time sure does go by fast when your having fun.     WEEK of 021697     Sunday I had planed to take a little trip to see my and the wifes families in South Bend.  Six inches of snow and high winds put a screaching halt to that idea.  As I will rattle on you'll see that things just got worse.     Not to let the day be a total lose I decided to work on the newsletter.  I was setting at my ADAM doing my thing when everything went black.  Not just the ADAM but the wh I made one of my usual boo-boos.(And I did)  Without going into all the grusome details the HDD is now all TDOS.     Most of my time was spent on-line.  Had several messages to reply to and a few new ones I wanted to post.     Recently Pat Herrington introduced me to the Sysop of the Apricot section in the Club Forum on Compuserve, Lee Lightfoot.  I just may have found myself a new freind.  Lee and I have a lot in comman, we share similar medical problems.  Lee's messages to me are very long and it takrealize that all the lights that were not working were controlled by my X10 Home Control Unit.  I had a sneeking suspicion as to what the problem was.     I manually turned the lights on at the interfase unit.  They all worked.  The X10 Control Interface has a 9 volt battery that holds the memory if there is a power outage.  A little red light comes on if power is lost and the battery is good.  Now for the test.  I unpluged the interface unit and the red light did not come on. The battery was dead and alla phone system that makes our answering machine look like a model-T.  It has all kinds of goodies installed on the HDD.     Now if it was only as easy to use as this ADAM.     So far the computer has lost the scarnner, and right now it will not print anything.  It tells me there is a sortware conflict.  How can a compurter lose a scranner and have conflicts???  If this old ADAM was that hard to use I think I would have thrown it in the trash years ago.     Yes.  I will learn how to use this complicateased the X10 from Allen Nelley at AC IV and I have never replaced the battery.  Lesson learned.     The rest of the week went a little better, thank goodness.     I was feeling a bit under the weather so I took some time off from the computer.  Did boot up ADAM BOMB 2 and played with it for an hour or two.  I'm now hopelessly lost I think.  I'll try a little longer to find my way back to where I know I'm at or I'll just start over.  Didn't do anything with the newsletter, so I'll need to get in gear nexreplys off line.  This sure cuts down on my logon time.     Worked on this months 463 ADAM cover.  It's a short month and I don't want to end up in the hole like I did last month.  I don't like it when I have to put this newsletter together in one weekend.     Received the February ANN disk.  Made some floopy flippies or is it flippy floppies?  Formated them and copied the ANN disk for mailing.     Read all the articles on the ANN disk.  Copied several to my newsletter working disk so I can edit them Ì1 ×66 A NEW TOY     Last month I said I knew there would come a time when I would have to purchase one of those unmentionable computers.  Well I didn't have to, but I came across a deal I couldn't pass up.     YES, there is now an IBM in this house, along with a cat.  The cat is a whole different story I'll not go into.     The toy is a Packard Bell 166MHz Pentium MMX w/ 16MB of RAM, a 2GB hard drive and a 16x CD-ROM.  A color printer and color flat bed scanner.  A 33.6 FAX/Modem, stareo sound and  memory to the X10 modules was lost.  I have 15 X10 outlet timer modules throughout the house.     After replacing the battery came the fun part.  Taking a pad and pencil I went to each module and wrote down it's located and what it's unit and house code was.  I hooked the X10 Interface up to ADAM and proceded to reprogram all the modules.  That is how the rest of my Sunday was spent.     Even though it sounds like a lot of trouble reprograming the X10 I'm still very happy with it's perfomance.  I puschd machine because it can do a few things this ADAM can't. (Hate to say that but it's true.)     I'll continue doing this newsletter with the ADAM, but I may throw in a color page now and then using my new toy.                         Jerry V.ll, I'll just pay Compuserve a little more this month.  At least I can get on-line.  Opps! Didn't mean to knock AOL;)     Week of 020997     Checked my CIS logon time, not as bad as I thought.  Do most of my reading and I write most of my messages and t week.     Week of 022397     Spent most of my time with ADAM putting the March newsletter together.         Till next time,     Jerry V.Over 75 left 512     Box #6  1 ADAM SMART Printer Ribbon     513     Box #6  "3.5"" Disks Blank"     3Disk    Disks 9209  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 407     Box #4  ANN Disks 9210  5Disk   ADAM NEws Network 408     Box #4  ANN Disks 9211 Ì1 ×62LAST MONTHS MEETING     Ron Mitchell was the guest speaker at last month's      meeting.  Yes, Ron, all the way from Comox, B.C. Canada.     Comox is on Vancouver Island.  No, Ron was not at the        meeting in person but thanks to that little thing called a   modem Ron was able to talk to us here in Portage, Indiana.   Ron was able to give Joe Alford the information Joe needs to access Dale Wick's Internet ADAM page.  Wish we could have   had more guest speakers but things just didn't work out fGene Welch about a Disk magazine for    ADAM.  An ADAMCON 09 update along with rates and             registration form.  There is Ronsweek'n'ADAM by, yes, Ron    Mitchell and some new Web pages you my want to check out by  Dale Wick.                         Jerry V.k on.     I checked ADAM and he was just fine.  Now for the lights.  As I checked the first light it only took me a second to  that Ena Greenshields is still putting out an    excellent M.T.A.G. newsletter and that he may want to        contact her.  Maybe the currency exchange rate is better and an ADAM newsletter would cost less.  I will be more than     happy to send this person the 463 ADAM if he elects to join  our little group.     Our next meeting will be on Friday, March the seventh.  Don Woolston will be bringing an ADAM printer that needs the power supply put back into it.  I've removed several but     never put one ba and you will need to know how to use some basic TDOS or EOS programs in order to make readable versions of the disk each month.  The choice is yours.To subscribe and have it delivered to you, sent $25.00 US and of course your complete mailing address to our treasurer:Bob Bair 6552 N 400th E Kendallville, IN 46755   The monthly disk is available in any format you need; 160k, 320k, 720k or digital data pack.  All available upon request.Bob Slopsema Editor-in-chief its yore editor two a tea.                  J.V. . . . . . . . . . . .         SPELLBOUND I have a spelling checker, It came with my PC. It plainly marks four my revue Mistakes I cannot sea. I've run this poem threw it, I'm sure your pleased too no, It's letter perfect in it's weight, My checker tolled me sew.                      Author unknown===================================== THIS MONTHS NEWSLETTER     There's the continueing saga of "ME'n'ADAM".  A reply   from Ron Mitchell to or  others to join us.     Maybe next time.     Joe Alford recently received a letter from a person in  England wanting to get the 463 ADAM newsletter.  We          discussed what it wound cost to send a monthy newsletter to  England.  Joe is going to write this person with all the     information.     (It's my understanding that Keath Marner has disbanded  the U.K. ADAM User Group and no longer publishes a           newsletter.)     I suggested to Joe that perhaps he should mention to    this personÌ1 ×64                        ANN SUBSCRIPTIONS***************************************************************This is another in a long line of monthly offerings from the ADAM NEWS NETWORK, A.N.N. for short.   Subcription rates are $25.00 US per year and insure you that a disk will be delivered to your door each and every month all year long.  The monthly disk is also available on CompuServe in the CLUB section (GO CLUB) at Library 9 and Library 10, but you will incur down- load charges from CompuServeck in.  Hope all goes well with this         project.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .     Don ask me to mention that he knows a person that has a working ADAM for sale.  It has a color monitor and the       person would like $100 for it.  If your interested contact   Don Woolston.  His address is on the inside cover of this  newsletter.                         Jerry V.=====================================     Hears a little poem I red in the newspaper.  Thought    ewe may enjoy it because it fÌ1 ×66                     ADAMCON 09 UpdateYes, it's now official and real!  ADAMCON 09 is off the ground and running!  Next year's convention will be held in Kentwood, Michigan; a close suburb of Grand Rapids.  The DATES: Thursday AUGUST 14 thru Sunday AUGUST 18, 1997 at the Best Western Mid- way Motor Hotel and Hoffman House restaurant in-house & indoor swimming pool/lounge area under a glass atrium dome.  The hotel is located within 5 miles of the Kent County International Air- port, across the streeÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿAC09    UPDAC09-BANNERANN_DISKUPDHLM/GMK CATJOE_A   TXTREGISTERFRMRICHCLEECATUSWITCHBASPJH-NOV 1STREADME  DOCRESPONSEFMRRICH-NOV1STRICH-NOV2NDRICH-NOV2NDRICH-NOV3RDRICH-NOV3RDRICH-NOV4THRICH-NOV6THRON-NET MSGRONWEEK TXT
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We have included a Saturday lunch in  1 banquet lunches, 1 banquet     $115.00      (in room w/ 2 adults)   $55.00 (in room w/ 2 adults)Full Delegate       Fri-Sat-Sun     Non-delegate spouse      Fri-Sat-Sun 3 nights room, 2 breakfasts, 2      3 nights room,2         breakfast, 1 banquet lunch, 1 banquet    * $220.00    $155.00Full Delegate           Sat-Sun     Non-delegate spouse      Sat-Sun 2 nights room, 1 breakfast, 1       2 nights room,1         breakfast, 1 banquet lunch, 1 banquet    * $175.00    $115.00                side, challenge the video games in the game room, work out in the exercise room, or the hotel courtesy vans will bring you to the nearby shopping malls for whatever length of time it takes to separate you from your money.  The ADAMCON 09 staff of SMAUG (actually, it is VERY clear here in Michigan, the initials stand for the Southern Michigan ADAM User Group - comprised of 2 members to date)  We hope you are all planning on coming to AC 09, we'd love to have you visit!t from a Target strip mall, within 1 mile of Grand Rapid's 2 major enclosed malls;  within 2-3 blocks of many various restaurants ranging from Wendy's to Red Lobster or Olive Garden; 500 feet from AJ's water slide park. The con- vention cost package will be comparable to past conventions w/ delegate rates set at $265.   Total  pricing and  registration forms will be forthcoming shortly.  The full package price will include the room, breakfast, lunch, banquet and sessions as in past conventions.  We are locaCHANGE MARGINS TO 3 & 80 !!                         ADAMCON 09  REGISTRATION RATES      ---------------------------------------------------------------- ----------   Full Delegate   Thur-Fri-Sat-Sun            Non-delegate spouse T hur-Fri-Sat-Sun 4 nights room, 3 breakfasts, 3      4 nights room,3         breakfasts,1 banquet lunches, 1 banquet   * $265.00    $195.00Full delegate child under 18        Non-delegate child under 18 4 nights room, 3 breakfasts, 3      4 nights room,3         breakfasts,the agenda under the impression that most will probably stay at the hotel and talk "shop".  For those who want to venture out on Saturday (or any other day), Grand Rapids has many attractions to see including the new museum on the downtown riverfront, the Gerald Ford presidential museum, and Art museum. For those more adventuresome, the sandy beaches of Lake Michigan are less than 50 minutes away.  You could also simple stay in the hotel and swim in the pool, relax in the whirlpool, play some billiards pool                Day Passes      Friday delegate         - w/ lunch only..........................$19.00       * - w/lunch, 1 night room, Sat breakfast...$65.00      Saturday delegate         - w/lunch only...........................$19.00       * - w/lunch,1 night room, Sun breakfast....$65.00      Sunday delegate         - w/lunch only...........................$23.00         - w/lunch and banquet....................$42.00       * - w/lunch, banquet, l night room.........$78.00 Non-delegate _________                TOTAL   ___________         DEPOSIT/PAID _____________         BALANCE DUE ______________Make checks payable to: "ADAMCON 09" in U.S. funds and send  to the            chairpersons.                Bob & Judy Slopsema                 2261 ShadeTree Lane S.E.                Kentwood, MI  49546-7585                USA                                    PH: (616) 949-9461                E-mail: 72117.3003@compuserve.com We will see you at ADAMCON 09 in sunny pleasant Graugust 1st to guarantee    registration.  ****************************************************************************All who are PAID IN FULL delegates  by Apr 15, will receive  the officialADAMCON 09 T-shirt FREE.  Those paid up by JUN 1st will      receive the officialADAMCON 09 hat FREE.                                         ****************************************************************************                        ADAMCON 09 REGISTRATION FORMNAME_______________________________       k,   Target, Office Max,       Bakery, Hallmark Shop, etc; next   door to a water theme park; within 5 minutes of Kent County  International Airport; within 3/4 mile of Grand Rapids 2     major shopping malls - Woodland Mall & Eastbrook Mall. Also  within walking distance are many restaurants; Fuddruckers,   Denny's Wendy's, Olive Garden, Damon's     Ribs, Yin Ching   and more!  There is something for everyone here who does not want to participate in the convention.  Grand Rapids also    has the Gerald R.  u want an ADAMCON 09 T-shirt? $10.00 ea. YES___ NO___ (circle size) M L XL XXL Do you want an ADAMCON 09 hat? $7.00 __YES __NO Delegate        $265.00  _________    Spouse       $195.00  _________    Children      $55.00  _________    Del. child   $115.00  _________ Day Pass     Friday               _________     Saturday             _________     Sunday               _________Single room     +$30.00 per night        ______    T-Shirt          $10.00  _________ Hat               $7.00  spouse meals available for additional cost of:        Fri, Sat lunch $9 each; Sun brunch $13 each    For other configurations for attendance, please contact the chairpersons. *room rates are based on double occupancy; for single       occupancy room       ADD $30.00 per night to cost of convention            registration A payment plan is available for ADAMCON 09 delegates that   wish to pay their convention fee in advance thru payments of any amount at any time. All reservations must be paid by And        Rapids, Michigan!                        CONVENTION INFORMATION                                                             ------------------------------------------------------------------------ We will be staying in the newly remodeled Best Western 150  suites MIDWAY     MOTOR LODGE with a HOFFMAN HOUSE           restaurant in the building.  The MIDWAY has  an indoor       pool/game room under a domed atrium area; located across the street from a strip mall shopping center with Radio Shac                   SPOUSE____________________________ADDRESS___________________________________________           PHONE:_____________CITY____________________STATE/PROV______________ZIP/POSTAL   CODE_______CHILDREN:1st _______________AGE ____ 2nd                     __________________AGE____If traveling alone and wish to share a room, check here_____ Enter name of person you wish to have as a                  roommate___________________Do you wish to be in a non-smoking room? YES____ NO____Do yo Ford presidential museum downtown on the river, Whitecaps minor league     baseball stadium, and Lake Michigan sandy beaches 40 miles to the west.  ------------------------------------------------------- We will be staying in the newly remodeled Best Western 150  suites MIDWAY     MOTOR LODGE with a HOFFMAN HOUSE           restaurant in the building.  The MIDWAY has  an indoor       pool/game room under a domed atrium area; located across the street from a strip mall shopping center with Radio Shache game controller about which Ron Mitchell remarked that here, at     last, was a way to draw freehand in Logo.  The procedure can be found   in the SmartLogo manual but it is   difficult to control and I found it very awkward.It seemed obvious that a better way was to use a single keystroke to    advance the turtle cursor one pixel at a time; it would be slow but     much more controllable.  Of course, it is always possible in Logo to    advance the cursor one pixel at a   time by typing the commands buTO NOTESHTPR [THE PROCEDURE "TREE TAKES 3]PR [INPUTS]PR [( TREE :SIDE :ANGLE :LIMIT\)]PR [AND HERE ARE SOME]PR [SUGGESTIONS:]PR []PR [TREE 60 15 2]PR [TREE 30 30 2]PR [TREE 30 45 2]PR [TREE 30 60 2]PR [TREE 30 90 2]PR [TREE 30 90 1]PR [TREE 45 100 3]PR []PR [MF 20 TREE 80 120 4]PR []PR [PRINT THIS FOR A HANDY]PR [REFERENCE THUS:]PR [PRINTER NOTES NOPRINTER]ENDTO MF :NOPU FD :NO PDENDTO HMPU HOME PDENDTO MB :NOPU BK :NO PDENDTO MR :NOPU RT 90 FD :NO LT 90 PDENDTO ML :NOress the left and it turns left 22.5         degrees. The home key changes the   pen color sequentially.  T clears   the text, G clears the graphics, U  puts the pen up, D puts the pen     down, E puts it in erase mode, H    hides the sprite, S turns it on.    These choices may not suit everyone or every situation; if not, change  them.  It would be sensible to have variations for different            circumstances but each would have   to have a different name.When using SmartLogo, you can       obtain tx'rtlogo program called  LogoBoss by Bob Jones (the only     person who ever wrote a useful      program for Logo).  LogoBoss        contained a drawing pocedure using  the Me and my turtles, by Frances CleeA year or two ago, the ANN disks    carried a Smartlogo program called  LogoBoss by Bob Jones (the only     person who ever wrote a useful      program for Logo).  LogoBoss        contained a drawing pocedure using  tk,   Target, Office Max,       Bakery, Hallmark Shop, etc; next   door to a water theme park; within 5 minutes of Kent County  International Airport; within 3/4 mile of Grand Rapids 2     major shopping malls - Woodland Mall & Eastbrook Mall. Also  within walking distance are many restaurants; Fuddruckers,   Denny's Wendy's, Olive Garden, Damon's     Ribs, Yin Ching   and more!  There is something for everyone here who does not want to participate in the convention.  Grand Rapids also    has the Gerald R.  t the idea was to eliminate typed         commands.Single keystrokes can carry out     particular actions only when        empowered within a procedure.  DRAW uses the arrow and some other keys  to do this (and I want to thank     Dale Wick for demonstrating the     correct syntax for the arrow keys). Press the up-arrow key (do not hold it down) and the sprite goes        forward 2 pixels, the down-arrow    key and it goes back 1 pixel. Press the right arrow-key and the sprite  turns right 22.5 degrees, pPU LT 90 FD :NO RT 90 PDENDTO TREE :SIDE :ANGLE :LIMITIF :SIDE < :LIMIT [STOP]RT :ANGLEFD :SIDETREE :SIDE * 0.667 :ANGLE :LIMITBK :SIDELT :ANGLE * 2FD :SIDETREE :SIDE * 0.667 :ANGLE :LIMITBK :SIDERT :ANGLEENDhe ASCII number for each    key in this way:  Type PRINT ASCII RC, press Return then press the key for which you    want the ASCII number and it will   appear on the screen.To obtain the character from the    ASCII number:  Type PRINT CHAR 65 and press      Return and the character will be    printed on the screen.Using DRAW, you soon find that you  cannot see what you are doing when  the turtle is visible and you       cannot see where you are going when it is invisible.  This is why the   Heading an of degrees of arc;    e.g., AR 30 219.  You can make a    circle with an arc procedure by     specifying 360 degrees.  These 4    procedures are from the Tools file  on the Logo system disk; their Arc  procedures have a bug but I have    corrected it here. Third are P and H, meaning Print    Pos and Print Heading. Setting up   complicated graphics procedures     often requires this information and these simple names save a lot of    typing.  Somewhere in the SmartLogo manual, they tell you not to use  rtle shapes are an      integral part of SmartLogo, the     arrowshapes have to be loaded after SmartLogo has booted and, once      done, the turtles are gone until    you re-boot.  No loss!The arrows are designed so that the so-called hot spot (the small       opening in the turtle's back) is    one pixel beyond the point of the   arrow.  That makes it very easy to  erase pixels, something which had   always been hard to do because the  turtleshape covers the spot you     want to erase.  Erasing is best use  it, load the procedures, run them,  then erase them from working        memory.  To go back to the Adam     printer you will have to re-boot.   To print graphics, save the picture as a picture:   CT SAVEPICT "Yournamethen print it using Powerpaint.A word about "the question" that    appears after Logo has loaded.      Don't load the "help" files, they   use too much memory.  If you get    tired of dealing with "the          question", you may remove it by     editing the Startup file; there are cohem goes HM which takes no input.  The point is to    move around the screen with the pen up using the fewest possible        keystrokes.Second, the ARC and CIRCLE          procedures which allow you to       specify the radius and thus make    accurate circles and arcs.  The     actual procedures are CR and CL and AR and AL.  The circles require an  input of a number representing the  radius in pixels; e.g.,CR 30.  The  arcs require 2 inputs; first the    radius, as in the circles, followed by the numberd the color number are    printed on the screen. Still, it    was awkward not being able to see   the heading and it soon occured to  me that perhaps a different turtle  shape was a solution.  So I         experimented a little and worked    out a set of arrowshapes and once   they had been designed and put in   place, I wondered why I put up with the old shapes for so long.         Incidentally, if the arrow is       visible when running a graphics     procedure, it looks like a demented fly!Since the tu  procedure names that are too        cryptic, good advice, I suppose, if you are writing for strangers.  For yourself, the name of the game is   to eliminate as much work as        possible.Finally, PRDRIVER is a set of       procedures for directing text       output to a dot matrix printer.  I  found these procedures in an old    Learning with Logo column by Ricki  Gerlach.  They also appear in an    Adam Forum column by Paul Pappas in Computer Shopper, April 1989 but    the print-out was garbled.  To     done in one of the 90 degree        directions (0, 90, 180, 270).       Position the arrowshape so that the unwanted pixel is just beyond the   point, set the pen condition to PE  (PenErase) and FD 1.Finally, I would like to mention    some other useful procedures.       First, the MOVE procedures; MR, ML, MF, MB where the M stands for Move  and the other letters for the       direction.  They all take an input  which is a number which represents  the number of pixels to be moved,   e.g. MR 50. With tmplete instructions in the        SmartLogo manual.  If you want, you can load the dot matrix printer     patch and the arrowshapes as part   of a new Startup file.Finally, you can have fun with      TREE which you will find with the   other SmartLogo programs. TREE has  some notes with it in a procedure   called NOTES (!); type NOTES to see what it says.Aside to PJ:  Better late than      never!Frances Clee21 Rondale Bl.Toronto, Ont. CanadaM6A 1H6416-783-0316                        arbled.  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To go back to the Adam     printer you will have to re-boot.   To print graphics, save the picture as a picture:   CT SAVEPICT "Yournamethen print it using Powerpaint.A word about "the question" that    appears after Logo has loaded.      Don't load the "help" files, they   use too much memory.  If you get    tired of dealing with "the          question", you may remove it by     editing the Startup file; there are coTO DRAWSETUP ASCII RCENDTO SETUP :KEYIF :KEY = 160 [FD 2]IF :KEY = 128 [SETPC PC + 1]IF :KEY = 161 [RT 360 / 16]IF :KEY = 163 [LT 360 / 16]IF :KEY = 84 [CT]IF :KEY = 71 [CG]IF :KEY = 162 [BK 1]IF :KEY = 69 [PE]IF :KEY = 85 [PU]IF :KEY = 68 [PD]IF :KEY = 72 [HT]IF :KEY = 83 [ST]TYPE [PC\-] TYPE PC TYPE [\/HD\-] PR HEADINGSETUP ASCII RCENDTOOLS2AEFTJNOTIFYAEFT4.INSTALLATRESTOREAFTSARC.ALTERNA COLOURAFT5 0RECYCLEENDTO MF :NOPU FD :NO PDENDTO HMPU HOME PDENDTO MB :NOPU BK :NO PDENDTO MR :NOPU RT 90 FD :NO LT 90 PDENDTO ML :NOPU LT 90 FD :NO RT 90 PDENDTO AR :RADIUS :DEGREESMAKE "STEP 2 * :RADIUS * 3.1416 / 36MAKE "REM REMAINDER :DEGREES 10REPEAT ( :DEGREES - :REM ) / 10 [RT 5 FD :STEP RT 5]IF :REM > 0 [FD :STEP * :REM / 10 RT :REM]ENDTO AL :RADIUS :DEGREESMAKE "STEP 2 * :RADIUS * 3.1416 / 36MAKE "REM REMAINDER :DEGREES 10REPEAT ( :DEGREES - :REM ) / 10 [LT 5 FD :STEP LT 5]TO CL :RADIUSMAKE "STEP 2 * :RADIUS * 3.1416 / 36REPEAT 36 [LT 5 FD :STEP LT 5]ENDTO CR :RADIUSMAKE "STEP 2 * :RADIUS * 3.1416 / 36REPEAT 36 [RT 5 FD :STEP RT 5]END¸FOREVERAFTOMAPAS LEFTbBLOCKS LEFT’TO AL :RADIUS :DEGREESMAKE "STEP 2 * :RADIUS * 3.1416 / 36MAKE "REM REMAINDER :DEGREES 10REPEAT ( :DEGREES - :REM ) / 10 [LT 5 FD :STEP LT 5]IF :REM > 0 [FD :STEP * :REM / 10 LT :REM]ENDTO AR :RADIUS :DEGREESMAKE "STEP 2 * :RADIUS * 3.1416 / 36MAKE "REM REMAINDER :DEGREES 10REPEAT ( :DEGREES - :REM ) / 10 [RT 5 FD :STEP RT 5]IF :REM > 0 [FD :STEP * :REM / 10 RT :REM]ENDF :BYTELISTENDTO TO1MAKE "PREV [START]MAKE "NEXT [TO2]CS PU SETY -20 ST PDPR.AT [2 2] [YOU CAN TELL LOGO TO]PR.AT [2 3] [REMEMBER YOUR FAVORITES.]PR.AT [2 4] [JUST TEACH IT A NEW WORD.]PR.AT [2 6] [THE TEACHING WORD IS "TO"]DISPLAY [1 16] [REPEAT 5 [FD 50 RT 144]]PR.AT [1 18] [TO STAR]PR.AT [1 19] [REPEAT 5 [FD 50 RT 144]]PR.AT [1 20] [END]FLIPENDTO STARTMAKE "PREV [FINISH]MAKE "NEXT [BEGIN]SETBG 5 TELL ALL HT CSPR.AT [2 10] [MAKING LOGO PROCEDURES]PR.AT [2 18] [PRESS THE RIGHT ARTO PPR POSENDTO HPR HEADINGENDDIRECTORY  ÈMOVEA LEFTˆCIRCLEAEFT®ARCAS LEFTpSPIRALAEFTÊFOREVERAFTOMAPAS LEFTbBLOCKS LEFT8TO PRDRIVERMAKE "STARTADR 204 - 10.INSTALL :STARTADR [F5 DB 40 E6 1 28 FA F1 D3 40 C9].DEPOSIT 10935 194.DEPOSIT 10936 0.DEPOSIT 10940 194.DEPOSIT 10941 0.DEPOSIT 10964 194.DEPOSIT 10965 0.DEPOSIT 3373 183.DEPOSIT 3374 0.DEPOSIT 3375 0RECYCLEENDTO DEC :HIF EMPTYP :H [OP 0]IF EMPTYP BL :H [OP SUM ASCII :H IF NUMBERP :H [-48] [-55]]OP 16 * ( DEC BL :H ) + DEC LAST :HENDTO .INSTALL :BASEADR :BYTELISTIF EMPTYP :BYTELIST [STOP].DEPOSIT :BASEADR DEC FIRST :BYTELIST.INSTALL SUM :BASEADR 1 BTO ML :NOPU LT 90 FD :NO RT 90 PDENDTO MR :NOPU RT 90 FD :NO LT 90 PDENDTO MB :NOPU BK :NO PDENDTO HMPU HOME PDENDTO MF :NOPU FD :NO PDENDO.MOVE AŸ.ƒLOGO.CIRCLA¯.ƒLOGO.ARCA ƒ.ƒLOGO.P.HA '.ƒLOGOPRDRIVA.ƒCanIncTx97A	 SWCanITx96H ¬€ACCanITx96A#
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          software, etc in detail for your perusal

LOGO      Set of files for use in SmartLOGO.  Sent in from our
          own expert, Francis Clee.  (editor note: although I
          wish I knew LOGO, I don't.....therefore I am in no
          position to comment on these files.  Maybe when I get
          the time (if ever) I can look into this LOGO language
          wishfull thinking perhaps but we all have to dream!)
        *-TDOS users will have to CLONE it over                     ADAM NEWS NETWORK  APRIL 1997

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AC09      Information file on the upcoming ADAMCON 09 convention

Casaboom  A letter from Rich Casaboom looking at the usefulness
          of his ADAM computer

Easter    A 10k PowerPaint file from Patricia Herrington of Eye-
          Zod Graphics showing Jesus in the garden
        *-TDOS users will have to CLONE this to a fresh EOS disk
 
Lefko 1-6 Files from Rich Lefko listito a fresh EOS
          disk to use them.

Me&ADAM   From the 463rd newsletter.  An article from Jerry Vranks
          about......you guessed it!  Him and his ADAM!

New-Toy   From the 463rd newsletter.  Jerry can be seen of late
          driving a "new-toy" around the Internet.  Hmmm.....hope
          hå  findó á gooä uså foò thå thing.....sucè aó  helpinç
          out the ADAM cause by providing Jerry with higher uses
          for his ADAM

pg2/0397  The 463 newsletter page # 2 from Marcg ALL his ADAM hardware,           software, etc in detail for your perusal  LOGO      Set of files for use in SmartLOGO.  Sent in from our           own expert, Francis Clee.  (editor note: although I           wish I knew LOGO, I don't.....therefore I am in no           position to comment on these files.  Maybe when I get           the time (if ever) I can look into this LOGO language           wishfull thinking perhaps but we all have to dream!)         *-TDOS users will have to CLONE it over t   A set of programs from Sol Swift and Digital Express
          whicè  provideó  á  waù oæ "collecting¢  youò  multiplå 
          little files and putting them into one file for sending
          over the phone lines or just plain saving them handily.
          Contains SmartBasic, Pack & UnPack, and a memory expander 
          access utility.  You must have a memory expander to use
          these programs!!!!!  You are limited by the size of
          a: your memory expander  OR  b: your disk d 1997  Register  Registration form for ADAMCON 09. Still a few rooms           left at the hotel!  Rich#1    Rich Drushel brings us some information about a new            homepage for the convention and another tidbit he has           for us.  Check it out!   Sebalist  From Bob Sebalist, he also has a new homepage and            would like you to come visit if possible  Subscrib  From A.N.N.  How, where and when to subscribe for the           easy mail service provided with a smile  Pack/Un                     ADAM NEWS NETWORK  APRIL 1997  ****************************************************************  AC09      Information file on the upcoming ADAMCON 09 convention  Casaboom  A letter from Rich Casaboom looking at the usefulness           of his ADAM computer  Easter    A 10k PowerPaint file from Patricia Herrington of Eye-           Zod Graphics showing Jesus in the garden         *-TDOS users will have to CLONE this to a fresh EOS disk  Lefko 1-6 Files from Rich Lefko listinh 1997

Registeò  Registratioî forí foò ADAMCOÎ 09® Stilì á fe÷ roomó
          left at the hotel!

Rich#1    Rich Drushel brings us some information about a new 
          homepage for the convention and another tidbit he has
          for us.  Check it out! 

Sebalist  From Bob Sebalist, he also has a new homepage and 
          would like you to come visit if possible

Subscrib  From A.N.N.  How, where and when to subscribe for the
          easy mail service provided with a smile

Pack/Uno a fresh EOS           disk to use them.  Me&ADAM   From the 463rd newsletter.  An article from Jerry Vranks           about......you guessed it!  Him and his ADAM!  New-Toy   From the 463rd newsletter.  Jerry can be seen of late           driving a "new-toy" around the Internet.  Hmmm.....hope           he  finds a good use for the thing.....such as  helping           out the ADAM cause by providing Jerry with higher uses           for his ADAM  pg2/0397  The 463 newsletter page # 2 from Marchrive # 1
        *-TDOS users will have to CLONE over to a fresh EOS diskŠ          )‘ERROR#ºŒ/(Œ/ªˆ² ‘ READ ERROR. RE-INSERT MEDIA.

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Œ.ª´‹Ä	4Œ·„¸º‘RUN ºŒ·Œ ·Œ+RMRICH#1  TXTSEBALISTTXTSUBSCRIBANNVWXYZ[\]cdefghijklmnopqrsuvwxyz{|}ƒ„…†‡ˆ‰Š‹ŒŽ‘’“”•–—˜™š›œ£¤¥¦§¨©ª«¬­®¯°±²³´µ¶·¸¹º»¼½ÃÄÅÆÇÈÉÊËÌÍÎÏÐÑÒÓÔÕÖ×ØÙÚÛÜ  A set of programs from Sol Swift and Digital Express           which  provides  a  way of "collecting"  your  multiple            little files and putting them into one file for sending           over the phone lines or just plain saving them handily.           Contains SmartBasic, Pack & UnPack, and a memory expander            access utility.  You must have a memory expander to use           these programs!!!!!  You are limited by the size of           a: your memory expander  OR  b: your disk drlly,  I know enough to be dangerous.  I'd like to know more.  So keep writing. -Ron Mitchell============                | hex |    color     |  R   G   B  |  R   G   B  |                ==================================================                |  0  | Transparent  |   0   0   0 |   0   0   0 |                |  1  | Black        |   0   0   0 |   0   0   0 |                |  2  | Medium Green |  71 183  59 |  32 192  32 |                |  3  | Light Green  | 124Ì1 ×67From: Ron Mitchell <ronaldm@mars.ark.com> Subject: Re: TWWMCA comments?At 07:31 PM 1/30/97 -0500, you wrote: Hi gang, Dale Wick and I traded some E-mail today, and one of the topics  was critiquing my "This Week With My Coleco ADAM"  (here after TWWMCA) articles. Basically, I wanted to know what he liked or  didn't  like,  so  I could think about making changes  (if  I agreed with the assessment, of course :-) ).Rich,  in  my estimation you have single handedly done  one  huge amount of work to krRichCAT         Rich Clee's A.D.A.M. services catalog of products                and services available to both the US and CANADAJoeALFORD       Me & My ADAM article written by Joe Alford, a                 member of the 463 ADAM groupAC09upd         ADAMCON09 update on details and arrangements.Ron#1-2         Ron Mitchell's week in detail OR a week in the                life of the infamous Mitchell, actually 2 weeksTony            An interesting conversation between Tony Morehen            isassembly of somebody else's program is no easy task.  Guy  Cousineau has done it,  you have,  but I don't  think there are many others. It's certainly not for the faint of heart.Somebody told me way back that the best way to get into this sort of  thing  is to start with relatively  short  and  uncomplicated program  and work up from there.  I suppose it also helps to have some knowledge of Z80 assembly language and how programs are laid out: ie. EQUATES, LABELS, defining STACK space, etc. etc. Person aive # 1         *-TDOS users will have to CLONE over to a fresh EOS disk                                                                   information about a new            homepage for the convention and another tidbit he has           for us.  Check it out!   Sebalist  From Bob Sebalist, he also has a new homepage and            would like you to come visit if possible  Subscrib  From A.N.N.  How, where and when to subscribe for the           easy mail service provided with a smile  Pack/Un Ì1 ×68                        ADAM NEWS NETWORK                   February 1997 monthly disk *******************************************************************HLM.GMK cat     Product catalog for HLM/GMK software Hardware CORegister        Registration form for ADAMCON09.  Now is the time                to start thinking about signing on and planning                aheadANN disk        Now is the time to renew your subscription and                 get the convenience of disk delivery to your dooeep communication among the few remaining ADAM owners  going.  I think we all ought to give you a round of  very loud  applause  for that.  I also think that if anyone takes  the trouble to follow your articles, and read them with an open mind, they can't help but learn some very useful things.While  I haven't completely read your Pitfall disassembly  series yet,  I've seen enough of it that I certainly want to  understand it in some detail.  I've used both DASM and DZ-November86 to some small  extent.  D    and Geoff Oltmans concerning ADAM's capabilitiesPage2FEB        From the 463 newsletter, page 2 !Me'n'ADAM       Jerry Vrancks authored article from 463 February                newsletterRich#1-4        Rich Drushel adventures into the inner soul of the                ADAM computer.  Based upon his weekly reports.Ron#3           Discussion between Ron Mitchell and Gene Welch about                the idea of a disk based "magazine" for ADAMChris           Chris Braymen's reply concerning thewCÍŽIÒ¡wÃ`JÍÉv:%6·Ê7-Í%ÍÈ$
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yÂ÷xÍyÂyÉõ> ÂyñÉ~Í yÈ#Í·Éþ.Èþ:Èþ*Èþ?Èþ Ð¿ÉÍ¶#~+þ:ÂLy~Í?ØþQ?ØÖ@##·ÉÍ·ÉÍ%:%6·Ä%zÒfyÍÈ$–8Ãuy:%6·ÄzÒˆyÍÈ$˜8ÍÁ.Í|ÄöÍI':%6·ÂxyÍÈ$.vÍ“yÃÁ.Íü0v!Í4:¯4þou recently acquired?  Harv                may be able to help you out with that.MikeHurst       Reply from MTAG's Mike Hurst concerning on of Ron                Mitchell's reports, #2 I believe.Greg            From Doug Gregory, a reply to Rich Drushel's question                to us, the ADAM community, what to do?Mandrot         Rich Drushel's reply to Doug concerning a certain                 program called Mandrot, a color program from sone time                back Science American (?)Readd after a while (and a lot of help from Dale and others in MTAG)  I had a passable product.  The only thing is,  it displays the colours in groups of eight pixels, so the pictures are always blocky.  I was told there was a way to fool the video chip around this problem. Do you know anything about this or why it is necce ssary?                                        Doug GregoryDistribution: Enter command or <CR> for more ! CompuServe Mail  To: INTERNET:COLADAM-LIST@CALUM.CSCLUB.UWATERLOO.CA Last page.Ì1 ×67Adam News Network subscription information.To subscribe to the Adam News Network monthly disk mailing, simply send a $25.00 check (US dollars) to our treasurer for a 1 year subsciption to the disk.    ADAM NEW NETWORK c/o Bob Bair    6552 N 400E    Kendallville, IN 46755This will get the disk mailed to your doorstep every month with no effort or hassle on your part.  The other method of receiving this mailing is to download it from a BBS system and delibrary and then uncrunch the disk.  idea of a disk                based "magazine" for ADAMDaleW           Communica from Dale Wick on new enlistees to his                ColecoADAMlist on the internet and some new web pagesJillian         From Jillian Wick, a copy of a conversation between                Dale and Mark Gordon some time back about Mark's left                over ADAM inventory.  Might be worth checking out!HrvPowis        From Harvie Powis of MTAG, need Hard Drive parameters                for that used harddrive yÌ1 ×68Hi Rich. I thought I'd reply to your question about the direction of TWWMCA.  Most of the technical stuff is miles over my head and causes the MEGO syndrome which you referred to.  But please don't stop, parts of it are interesting and anything that causes glazing I'll skip over with no harm done!If  you're looking for subjects,  here's one to consider.  Do you remeber  the  article in Scientific American on how  to  write  a Mandelbrot Set program?  (actually there were two!) Well, I tried it,  anME          This fileSIDE # 2 of this disk is self booting.  It is a demo version of KLONDIKE from L&G Software (Gene Welch).  It comes in any tape or disk configuration you need PLUS it is available to use with the keyboard OR the hand controllers!  Also on this side of the disk are 2 different copies of the ADAMCON09 logo - HRP (SmartPAINT) and a PowerPAINT 10k screen.   ENJOY!!!!!!                          Enter command or <CR> to continue !!C7Ã)zå!ÕÅ‹;Í”ÁÑá7È?Éÿ›ÊG{þ #Ò|zÍx+ñÉÍzõ:D‚·Â1{|·Â|z:G‚½Ê){Ò|z>2D‚ñ7É=Â|z>2D‚:H‚½Ê|zÚ|zÃ){> ÍôzÚ`{ñõÚe{}æÂJ{ñÉñõÚW{#}æÂe{ñÅGöÿxÁÉ*E‚ëÃ¢GÑÃ¢GÍwC>ÍZD>
ÍZD!åÃž{ÍwCÍ'LÍwCáprogram does something like this. (2) You could use sprites to add arbitrary colors.  This would be really messy to implement and slow (if you were trying to have an animated  Mandelbrot  movie,  for example).  Basically,  you  use sprites for spot colors,  and you could overlay/interlock them so it looked like you had lots of adjacent pixels with many  differ ent  colors.  The only hardware limitation is that no more than 4 sprites  can  appear on the same horizontal scan line  (any  more than  that are noÌ1 ×67Subject: Mandelbrot program for ADAM In-Reply-To: "Doug Gregory"[Doug Gregory] spake unto the ether:If  you're looking for subjects,  here's one to consider.  Do you remember  the  article in Scientific American on how to  write  a Mandelbrot Set program?  (actually there were two!) Well, I tried it,  and after a while (and a lot of help from Dale and others in MTAG) I had a passable product.  The only thing is,  it  displays the colours in groups of eight pixels, so the pictures are always block pack pairs of adjacent pixels  into  one byte by having the low nibble be one pixel  and the  high nibble be its neighbor.  This would mean  49152/2=24576 bytes of VRAM required to represent the screen.  Given that  some computer  systems  of the early 1980s vintage had 16K or less  of CPU RAM, 24K for VRAM alone was too extravagant to consider mass- marketable.Dale, would you care to comment on what you had in mind?*Rich*d/  background pairs in groups of 8 pixels on a horizon tal line.  I'm not sure what "trick" Dale had in mind,  but  here are some thoughts which occur to me off the top of my head: (1)  If there is one color that you *always* want to be  present, you  can  set the backdrop/border color to that color,  and  make sure  that  the background color is set to  transparent  at  that point, and that no foreground pixels are set on. That will enable the  third color to show through.  I think the Da Vinci  painting :&‚ÍÄ{ÃyÕåæþÂ¶{Ív{á:H‚ÍÄ{ÑÃ|yÍJÊé{•o|·ÊÛ{ÿÍà{%ÃÍ{EÍà{ÉÅÕåÍ8pÃãÍwÃÍ{Í8›t displayed).  I don't know how  you'd  automate this,  though  I  can imagine playing around alot with  something like  the  Coleco Graphics Processor until you  got  exactly  the combination you wanted.It's a sad fact of life that the TMS9928 VDP was not designed for high-resolution, many-color graphics. This was a conscious design decision,  to minimize the amount of VRAM required to implement a video display.  A 256x192 screen has 49152 pixels.  Assuming that each pixel can be any color 0-15, we couldy.  I was told there was a way to fool the video chip around this problem. Do you know anything about this or why it is necce ssary?Doug GregoryHi  Doug,  it would help me immensely if you could tell me  which issues  of Scientific American have the articles,  so I can  look them up. (I used to read SciAm fairly regularly 15 years ago, but not really since then.)As  for the "blockiness",  that is an inherent limitation of  the TMS9928 VDP:  in the hi-res graphics mode,  you can only specifiy foregrounÌ1 ×67This Week With My Coleco ADAM  9701.27by Richard F. Drushel (drushel@junior.apk.net)[Administrative note:  this article is appearing a week late because of the observance on my wife's birthday on 26 January and family illness this week. Thanks for bearing with me. The regularly-scheduled article for 2 February is appearing on time as a separate article.]I. Low-memory code structure and code fossils in Pitfall.I  mentioned in my article on disassembling the ColecoVision game Pitfall  by Activige    * ;*                                             * ;***********************************************CARTRIDGE:         DB      55H,0AAH        ;magic identifier for "test"                                 cartridge                                 ;(i.e., don't use ColecoVision                                 boot screen) LOCAL_SPR_TBL:         DW      MY_LOCAL_SPR_TBL   ;copy of sprite name table                                    (mirror of VRAM) SPRITE_ORDER:         DW      MY_SPRITE_ORDER    ;se  ColecoVision OS7 ROM,  there are JP nnnn statements at  each vector to defined locations in cartridge ROM address space. These defined  locations are organized as a jump table (i.e.,  a series of consecutive JP nnnn statements).  It is the responsibility  of the  cartridge programmer to make sure that each jump table entry points to his own routines.  If a particular RST xxH is not  used by  the game,  the jump table entry for that RST must point to  a RET.  Although  Pitfall(tm) makes no use of RST xxH * ;*   low-memory RST, INT, and NMI jump table   * ;*                                             * ;*      the OS-7 ROM has JPs to this code      * ;*                                             * ;***********************************************RST_8H_RAM:         JP      MY_RST_8H_RAM     ;for RST 08H ; ;       ----------------- RST_10H_RAM:         JP      MY_RST_10H_RAM    ;for RST 10H ; ;       ----------------- RST_18H_RAM:         JP      MY_RST_18H_RAM    ;for RST 18H ; ;       ----------------- Rcartridges, and the Pitfall- specific  code.  Symbols  that begin with MY_  and  disassembler- generated  symbols  of  the form J$nnnn or  D.nnnn  are  Pitfall- specific; all the rest are OS7 public globals (see OS7SYM.ASM).;*********************************************** ;*                                             * ;*   start of Pitfall(tm) game cartridge ROM   * ;*                                             * ;*     the initial pointers and jump table     * ;*    are required for every game cartridsion (TWWMCA 9701.19) that,  in addition to  an unused  sound,  I  discovered several complete  code  subroutines which were not used. I'm presenting them here with some comments. They are general-purpose routines which are called through the 1- byte  RST xxH subroutine mechanism (designed so that  frequently- used  subroutines could be called using only one byte of  machine code rather than the three required by CALL nnnn.  Since RST  xxH causes a CALL to address xxH,  and these addresses 08H-38H lie in thprite order table WORK_BUFFER:         DW      MY_WORK_BUFFER     ;scratch RAM for OS-7 function                                    calls CONTROLLER_MAP:         DW      MY_CONTROLLER_MAP  ;data area to store state of                                    game controller START_GAME:         DW      MY_START_GAME      ;first executable code of the                                    game ;       -----------------;*********************************************** ;*                                              commands,  I presume that other Activision games do; I haven't looked, though. Here  follows the entire low memory setup of the Pitfall(tm) game cartridge,  taken from my commented disassembly PITFALL.ASM. Some of the comments have been improved from the version I  originally put  up  for anonymous ftp as PITFALL.ZIP;  I have now put  up  a fixed version, PITFALL2.ZIP, which supersedes the former. I indi cate  the  division  between the code that is  common  to  (i.e., *required* by) all ColecoVision game ST_20H_RAM:         JP      MY_RST_20H_RAM    ;for RST 20H ; ;       ----------------- RST_28H_RAM:         JP      MY_RST_28H_RAM    ;for RST 28H ; ;       ----------------- RST_30H_RAM:         JP      MY_RST_30H_RAM    ;for RST 30H ; ;       ----------------- IRQ_INT_VECT:         JP      MY_IRQ_INT_VECT   ;for RST 38H or INT interrupt ; ;       ----------------- NMI_INT_VECT:         JP      MY_NMI_VECT       ;for NMI interrupt ; ;       ----------------- GAME_NAME:;This is where the title string is sl done, restore BC         EX      (SP),HL     ;put return address back on stack         RET                 ;and exit ; ;       ----------------- MY_RST_10H_RAM:;not used in Pitfall(tm).  Routine to get a vector from ;a table and JP there.  On entry, HL=address of table, ;and A=index of vector.  On exit, a JP is performed to ;the desired vector.        ADD     A,A         ;A=A*2 for word offset         ADD     A,L         ;add it to lobyte of table base         LD      L,A         ;and back into L; wasr of interrupt cycles.  On entry, the stack contains ;a pointer to a count (nominally the return address of the ;CALL or RST, but in this case the data byte is in-line ;with the code, immediately after the CALL or RST.  This ;count is fetched, and the CPU put into the HALT state ;for the specified number of counts.  HALT disables the ;CPU until an external interrupt (INT or NMI) occurs; ;execution then begins at the first statement after the ;HALT (which here is a DJNZ loop).  On exit, return is to ;the addhe greatest sequence of random numbers.  On ;entry, A=count of how many times to call RAND_GEN, and ;HL=seed value.  On exit, A=random number.        PUSH    HL         PUSH    DE         PUSH    BC         PUSH    AF          ;save count         LD      B,A         ;count in B J$803E:         CALL    RAND_GEN    ;OS7 call, return A=random number ;         DJNZ    J$803E      ;keep going until done;         POP     BC          ;restore count         XOR     A           ;A=0         LD      D,A         ;next opcode]        EX      (SP),HL     ;get HL=return address off stack         PUSH    BC          ;save a scratch register         LD      B,(HL)      ;get count byte         INC     HL          ;point ahead one to real return                             address J$8028:         HALT                ;halt the CPU and wait for an                             interrupt         DJNZ    J$8028      ;interrupt occurred, so go back and                              wait again ;         POP     BC          ;altored for cartridges ;which use the ColecoVision boot screen (magic number ;AA55 hex at addresses 0-1).  Pitfall(tm) doesn't need a ;title string, since it's a "test" cartridge (55AA).  Thus, ];the game specific code begins here.;************************************** *                                    * ;*    begin cartridge-specific code   * ;*                                    * ;**************************************MY_RST_8H_RAM:;not used in Pitfall(tm).  Routine to pause for a certain ;numbe there a carry?         JR      NC,J$8034   ;no ;         INC     H           ;yes, so we have to INC H J$8034:         LD      A,(HL)      ;get lobyte of vector         INC     HL          ;point to hibyte         LD      H,(HL)      ;get hibyte of vector         LD      L,A         ;now HL=vector         JP      (HL)        ;go there ; ;       ----------------- MY_RST_18H_RAM:;not used in Pitfall(tm).  Looks like a custom routine to ;return a random number.  The built-in RAND_GEN routine ;doesn't give tress immediately after the in-line count byte.;This code, if useful at all on the ColecoVision/ADAM, can ;only be used with INT interrupts.  The TMS9928 VDP, which ;generates NMIs, must receive a handshake after each NMI in ;order to keep them coming (namely, a read of VDP register 8). ;This code doesn't do the handshake after the HALT.  INT;interrupts, however, will keep coming as long as they have;been enabled with EI.;calling code has the form:;       RST     08H ;       DB      COUNT ;       [DE=0         LD      E,A        EX      DE,HL       ;HL=0, DE=entry seed J$8048:         ADD     HL,DE       ;add seed         ADC     A,00H       ;and add the carry (if set)         DJNZ    J$8048      ;keep going until done ;         POP     BC         POP     DE         POP     HL         RET ; ;       ----------------- MY_RST_20H_RAM:;not used in Pitfall(tm).  Multiplies HL*A*2, returning ;product in HL.  Could be another way to calculate an offset ;into a vector table.        PUSH    DE         LD I) so that  the NMI is re-enabled before the RETN command (return  from NMI) is executed. The NMI handler in Pitfall is quite interesting,  but too complex for  me to cover adequately at this time.  I intend to make it  a topic of discussion in a future issue of TWWMCA; stay tuned.    See you next week!     *Rich*îä âácë iîto Ì» wáó tèere á cárrù?
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