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CHR$(b+32);:GOSUB 330: h=h-1:GOTO 235325GOTO 305330IF c%>80 THEN  c%=0335 c%=c%+1:RETURN350HCOLOR =7355VTAB 21:HTAB 1:HPLOT 0,v TO 255,v:VTAB 21:HTAB 1:RETURN400? CHR$(27);"GN";CH135FOR x=0 TO 19140POKE 27609,cb%:POKE 27615,x:CALL 27608145POKE 27609,0:POKE 27615,x+32:CALL 27608150NEXT200HOME:? "Save...."205INPUT " RLE File: ";pn$210 pn$=pn$+".RLE":IF LEN(pn$)>10 THEN 200215? dd$;"OPEN ";pn$220? dd$;"WRITE ";pn$225? ".GH";230POKE 27621,0:POKE 27622,0:CALL 27620: c%=0: h=-1: v=0:GOTO 300235 a=0: b=0240 h=h+1:IF h=256 THEN  h=0:GOSUB 350: v=v+1:IF v>160 THEN 400245POKE 27621,h:POKE 27622,v:CALL 27620:IF PEEK(65535)=0 THEN  a=a+1250IF a>94 THEN ? CHR$(126);" ";:GOSUB 330:R$(13)405? dd$;"CLOSE ";pn$410? pn$;" is stored..."420? "Another ? <y/n>: ":GET kp$:IF kp$="y" OR kp$="Y" THEN RESTORE:TEXT:RUN430TEXT:ENDRLE File: ";pn$210 pn$=pn$+".RLE":IF LEN(pn$)>10 THEN 200215? dd$;"OPEN ";pn$220? dd$;"WRITE ";pn$225? ".GH";230POKE 27621,0:POKE 27622,0:CALL 27620: c%=0: h=-1: v=0:GOTO 300235 a=0: b=0240 h=h+1:IF h=256 THEN  h=0:GOSUB 350: v=v+1:IF v>160 THEN 400245POKE 27621,h:POKE 27622,v:CALL 27620:IF PEEK(65535)=0 THEN  a=a+1250IF a>94 THEN ? CHR$(126);" ";:GOSUB 330:33,0,116,205,26,253,20140FOR x=28000 TO 28012:READ mc:POKE x,mc:NEXT45 dd$=CHR$(4)50IF PEEK(17008)=2 THEN 13085HGR90HOME:? "Load...."100INPUT " SmrtPNT File: ";pn$105? dd$;"bload ";pn$+".HRP":POKE 28005,32:CALL 28000110? dd$;"bload ";pn$+".HR2":POKE 28005,42:CALL 28000115? dd$;"bload ";pn$+".HR3":POKE 28005,0:CALL 28000120? dd$;"bload ";pn$+".HR4":POKE 28005,10:CALL 28000130HOME:? "Clear 1st-16 pixels? <y/n>":GET kp$:IF kp$="N" OR kp$="n" THEN 200133INPUT "Bkgnd Color<1-15>: ";co%134 cb%=16+co%10TEXT15? CHR$(4);"RUN RLEMaker"    DIRECTORY  ØBASICPGMT˜WbootplusTØ Wclipmgr2HHÐ#Wpixmgr2HHÐ'		oWRLEMakerAHÐ0WBLOCKS LEFT3BLOCKS LEFT3 a=a-94:GOTO 250255IF PEEK(65535)=1 THEN ? CHR$(a+32);:GOSUB 330: h=h-1:GOTO 300260GOTO 240300 a=0: b=0305 h=h+1:IF h=256 THEN  h=0:GOSUB 350: v=v+1:IF v>160 THEN 400310POKE 27621,h:POKE 27622,v:CALL 27620:IF PEEK(65535)=1 THEN  b=b+1315IF b>94 THEN ? CHR$(126);" ";:GOSUB 330: b=b-94:GOTO 315320IF PEEK(65535)=0 THEN ? CHR$(b+32);:GOSUB 330: h=h-1:GOTO 235325GOTO 305330IF c%>80 THEN  c%=0335 c%=c%+1:RETURN350HCOLOR =7355VTAB 21:HTAB 1:HPLOT 0,v TO 255,v:VTAB 21:HTAB 1:RETURN400? 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[Y/n] YesMMMMMMM SPITFIRE Bulletin Board System MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM :                                                    : :  ADAM Display Managers and Visual Christmas Cards  : :                                                    : HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMA GDOSXMAS.IYG   27,904  11-05-97  A Visual Christmas Card Using                                    Godos Made By Yours Truly. B HOLDAY93.IYG   40,192  11-05-97  1993 Hofirst production ADAMs. Let me quote to you          an excerpt from  the  July  1985  Coleco  ADAM  Users  Group          newsletter:                                   "A  while ago I talked with Joseph Sheppard and this is          what he had to say.                    CAUG: Would you still buy an ADAM today?                    JB: Yes, I would. I still feel, regardless  of  what  Coleco          has  done,  ADAM, right out of the box, is the best computer          for the money. My expanded   1994 Visual Christmas Card                                    By The Maine Adam Library. <S>top, Tag File(s) For Use <A thru F>? OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOÏÏÏÏÏÏÏÏÏÏÏÏÏÏÏÏooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooÏÏÏÏÏÏÏÏoooooo¯¯oooo¯¯¯¯oooo¯¯¯¯oooo¯¯¯¯ooooo¯¯¯ooooo¯¯¯oooo¯¯¯¯oooooooooooo¯¯¯¯oooo¯¯¯¯OOOO¯¯¯¯OOOOOOOOOOOO¯¯¯¯OOOOOOOOOOin the program to give either a       Smartpaint .hrp name OR a .rle name; DO NOT ad the           extensions .hrp or .rle to the name!!When the drive light goes out after the conversion, youmay   boot Powerpaint, and rle viewer or the like.åååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååå?ÿ?ÐíEíCfó1XþÄ!Èí°ÃÄÍ ýÍ ýÀÍ ý!>Í)ý!@>Í)ý!>Í)ý>ð!@Í&ý> !åÍ&ýÍ8ýáå€ÍýáÍ6ü>Í9ü>Ã2{ñ!^ä"|ñ2æñ!Iä"çñ2%ó!•å"&ó2Fô!¬å"Gô2sô!Óå"tô2Lè!þå"MèÝ!VÌ1 ×71                                   NOSTALGIA                        I wonder what ever became of...                                   Recently I ran across an article that was talking about          the  early  days  of  the  ADAM.  In retrospect, it is truly          remarkable how enthusiastically the ADAM was  received.  And          how  terribly  Coleco  botched  the  marketing of this great          machine. Many  of  us  have  heard  of  the  horror  stories          concerning  the  liday Card By Chris                                    Braymen.  One Of The Earliest                                    Manager's C HOLDAY94.IYG   64,896  11-05-97  1994 Holiday Visual Card D XMS92DV.IYG    37,760  11-05-97  1992 Christmas Card By The                                    Delaware Valley Adam User's                                    Group. E XMS93MAL.IYG   37,760  11-05-97  1993 Holiday Card From The                                    Maine Adam Library. F XMS94MAL.IYG   87,040  11-05-97 ADAM  (two  tape  and  two  disc          drives)  with all the Coleco and third party software that I          have is, in my opinion, more than enough computer for me and          most people.                         In fact, I was at  Honeywell  the  other  day  and  the          technician  told  me that the ADAM outperforms the Apple, in          benchmark tests, for speed and accuracy in computing.                    CAUG: Did your ADAM work when you bought it?                    JB: I wasasn't born          overnight. There  were  many  private  meetings  in  various          homes. They really wanted to get going, but friction and the          inability to organize, plagued it for months. Many prominent          ADAM  users  attended  those meetings. Harvey Klein and Mike          and Paula Smith aggressively tried to get the group  off  of          dead center. Bill Fee hosted one group which included Taylor          Barcroft  and  Mike  and  Paula  Smith  and Brian Stranahan.    his time TOYS-R-US had some in stock          so I got my seventh which also  didn't  work.  I  read  that          Honeywell  was  fixing  them,  so I took it to them and they          replaced it with the eighth one  (It  worked!)  which  I  am          still  using  now.  But  the  truth is, I'm very glad that I          stuck with ADAM!"                                   There were a lot of similar experiences with the  first          ADAMs. A lot of people point to the bad review that Consumer out by anyone. It was truly outstanding. But there          was never a second issue. I rather treasure my copy of  that          newsletter.  It  not  only  looked  good, it WAS good. Wayne          Motel was one of the contributors. In October  1984,  Taylor          got  his  newsletter out ahead of nearly everyone. That same          month saw another commercial national ADAM users group begin          publication. It was the SPRITE CHASER put out by the  No.  1          ADAM  Users  Group  of Cipment whether an automobile, VCR, TV, Hi-Fi, or  another          computer  that has even come close to the reliability I have          had with my ADAM.                         There is no question about it, though,  Coleco  made  a          big  mistake  by  marketing  it before it was ready. But the          enthusiasm of those  early  ADAM  owners  was  something  to          behold! They wanted so badly, to get user groups going. From          personal  experience,  I  know  that  the  IEAUG w one of the first consumers in Southern  California          to  get  an  ADAM  in December '83. Of course, at this early          date, virtually none of the ADAMs being sold worked and mine          was  no  exception.  I  returned  my  ADAM  FIVE  times   to          TOYS-R-US.  The  fifth  didn't work and they were all out of          stock, so I shipped it back to Coleco  (pre-Honeywell).  Two          months  later  I  received  my  6th  ADAM from Coleco and it          didn't work either. By t      Several times, it looked as though a  cohesive  group  would          emerge.  Barcroft, who had highly commercial ideas about the          ADAM market, moved off on his own and started putting ads in          magazines for his ADAM Users of America. He  advertised  his          newsletter  which  turned out to be that infamous "GARDEN of          ADAM". Don't get me wrong. That was a real slick newsletter.          Probably it was the  most  totally  professional  newsletter          ever  put          Reports  gave  the  ADAM as being its death knell. I re-read          that report and it did  have  reservations  about  its  poor          reliability  .  But  it  also made the ADAM appear to be the          best computer yet developed (which, of course,  it  was).  I          never  experienced  any of those problems that gave the ADAM          such a bad reputation. On the contrary, I have found  it  to          be  OUTSTANDINGLY  reliable. I have never owned any piece of          equherry Hill New Jersey. The president          was Jay H. Forman and it appeared to be affiliated with M.W.          Ruth although I don't know that for certain. It was a fairly          good newsletter but not as good as many others of the months          that followed. The Nevada ADAM  Users  Group  headed  by  Al          Roginski   formed  that  month  but  I  have  never  seen  a          newsletter from them. I'll have to ask Al about that,  since          he  is  a member of our IEAUG. This was   Rowley  and  later  by  Robert  Wright.  As  far  as  I  can          determine,  theirs  was  a  fairly  short  existence.  NIAD,          founded  by  Lyle  Marschand  in  the  Chicago  area,  still          survives. It was heavily committed to marketing hardware and          software,  but was not a users group in the usual sense. The          third,  still  existing,  club  that  began   publishing   a          newsletter  this  month  was  our  own IEAUG. It was never a          commercial ecredible claims Rogers  made  for  the          equipment  he  was  developing. But according to some people          who actually saw his stuff, he wasn't kidding. That hardware          was so outrageously advanced, that to this day,  nobody  has          proposed  anything half so fantastic. All I can say is that,          if his hardware was as good as his newsletters, then it must          have been terrific!                         Another  newsletter,  also  commercial,  hit  the  ADAM      d their first newsletter,          Barbara  Duncan  and  Valerie  Zimmerman  appeared   to   be          co-authors.  In  February, the ADAM Users Group of San Diego          County put  out  their  first  newsletter.  This  group  was          directed  by the efforts of Sue and Bill Askew. The group is          no longer in existence. It  was  largely  held  together  by          Larry  Overman  who  lived in Fountain Valley California and          drove almost two hundred miles to each meeting.  I                      In January of 1985, four newsletters made  their  entry          into  the  field. Three are still in publication. One, NIAD,          was a commercial newsletter that had no local membership and          held no meetings.  Another  was  that  very  fine  group  in          Houston,  known as the Greater Houston Area ADAM Users Group          under Terry Fowler and Tom Rutan. Also begun this month  was          the  ADAM-X-Change  in  Wolcott  N.Y.,  first headed by Wade        just one month ahead          of the equally dubious ADAMLAND NEWS  of  the  International          ADAM  Users Group, located in Lander Wyoming and run by Buck          A. Rogers.                         Buck  Roger's  newsletter  was  not  a  fly  by   night          operation  and,  although not as slick as GARDEN of ADAM, it          was superior in every respect. Very  few  newsletters  since          have  matched  it  for  technical excellence. There has been          much said about the innterprise and has never failed to hold a monthly          meeting since that first meeting in 1985.                         The following  month,  the  Puget  Sound  ADAM  Network          published  its  first  newsletter.  They  were  merged  from          earlier groups. The Seattle-Tacoma ADAM Users Group,  headed          by  Barbara Duncan and the Northwest ADAM Users Group headed          by Valerie Zimmerman predated the Puget Sound ADAM  Network.          When  the Puget Sound club publishe    community  in  December  1984. It was also highly acclaimed,          and a very professional newsletter. I speak of  Al  Gerson's          AUGMENT,  the  official  newsletter of The ADAM Users Group,          Inc.. Like Taylor Barcroft's users  group,  it  was  heavily          advertised  and  totally commercial. Unlike Barcroft's club,          ADAM Users Group Inc. was not a ripoff. It was published  in          Lynbrook,  N.Y. None of these newsletters are in publication          today.   t  finally          disbanded  last  year  with  many of its members joining the          IEAUG. Strangely, Larry joined the San Diego club because he          wasn't aware that there were any ADAM groups in  this  area.          Actually,  at  the  time, there was another very active ADAM          group in this area (besides  IEAUG)  and  that  was  AUSOCAL          --ADAM Users of Southern California.                         One  of  the  all-time best technical newsletters began          its shotinue the enormous workload of scheduling          meeting  places,  putting  out  a  newsletter  etc.,  so  he          arranged to merge AUSOCAL with IEAUG. A compromise  location          in  Anaheim  California  was  convenient for both groups and          that is where  it  is  today.  The  AUSOCAL  newsletter  was          published for about three years.                         In  July  1985,  Jono Smith embarked on his short lived          California ADAM Users Group (CAUG) with a  single  endent publication, not affiliated with a          users group was the Expandable Computer  News  published  by          Sage  Enterprises.  It  began  publication in April of 1984,          which makes it one of the earliest, if not THE earliest ADAM          newsletter. It was largely written by Darrel Sage, but there          were many regular  contributors  who  were  among  the  most          prolific  writers  of that time. Sage Enterprises was also a          commercial venture. Toward the en     long  drive.  Before  moving  to the Family Computing Forum,          John was the mainstay at the  Creative  Computing  magazines          ADAM  section  on  Compuserve. Later, when he was billed for          over $900 by CIS (which John maintained  was  in  error)  he          abruptly left CIS and the sysops job fell to the 12 year old          Jono Smith. Shortly afterward, John bought an Amiga and sold          the residue of his ADAM equipment to Tom Ball of IEAUG.                        nically oriented membership.  They  maintained  a  close          liaison with the Inland Empire ADAM Users Group. Harvey, who          was the sparkplug of AUSOCAL, was burning the candle at both          ends.  He  was  working on his thesis for an advanced degree          which would be more than enough for most  people.  His  wife          who  helped  type  his  manuscripts,  was  stricken  with  a          terminal illness  and  died  very  quickly.  Understandably,          Harvey couldn't conrt life in February of 1985. That was the  bi-monthly          ADAM  Technical Journal of Milwaukee Wisconsin. I never knew          what  happened  to  them.  The  publisher  was   Serendipity          Productions   and   no  names  were  ever  listed  in  their          newsletters. It did not appear that it was a users group and          no  mention  was  ever  made  about  meetings.  But  what  a          newsletter!! Far and away the best I have ever read.                         Another  indepissue  of          his  newsletter.  Greg Noblette was his assistant editor. It          was a good publication but lacked organization.  Jono  later          became  the  Sysop of the ADAM forum of the Family Computing          section on Compuserve. His predecessor  as  Sysop  was  John          Mesiavech,   a   giant   of  a  man  in  both  physical  and          intellectual dimensions. John lived in  Glendale  California          and attended a number of our IEAUG meetings despite the very     d, their interest turned to          the  Amstrad  computer  and  very  shortly  thereafter,  the          bi-monthly ECN folded.                         In  May  1985,  The  ADAM  Users of Southern California          (AUSOCAL) published their first  newsletter.  The  principal          writers  were  the founder, Harvey Klein, and Paul Schector.          This group drew its support from the  Los  Angeles  and  San          Fernando  Valley  regions.  The  group  comprised  a  highly          tech The   Kansas   Coleco  ADAM  Users  Group  under  David          Carmichael, began publishing their newsletter  from  Wichita          Kansas  in November 1985. It has been a mainstay in the ADAM          community ever since. David Carmichael has  also  been  very          active  in  PLINK,  which  has  one  of the friendliest ADAM          forums in the  country.  The  following  month  The  Greater          Cincinnati  ADAM Users Group and the Denver ADAM Users Group          began publishing nethere never was a group led by him.                         Another  piece  of nostalgia is a company known as JJ's          Gourmet Hardware and Software Exchange. It was later  to  be          known  as Orphanware and still later as CL Digital. And now,          according to it's founder, John Lingrel, it is Gone With The          Wind.                              Thomas J. Keene (who passed away about a year or so ago)          IEAUG  on the ADAM community.  Ultimately,  it  too  vanished.  Don          Reese  is  now  living  in  Diamond  Bar, California and has          disposed of all of  his  ADAM  gear  as  well  as  his  huge          collection  of  ADAMANIA.  An  IEAUG  member, Bob Gorden, of          Yorba Linda, California bought his equipment. IEAUG has  his          vast  library  of  computer  programs  (discs)  and  written          documents.                         In the year 1985 there  were  a  few  more  inf                                   verter From 256k Tape To 320k                                    Disk Drive By Bob Sebelist D TAXHLP92.IYG   89,984  11-05-97  Tax Helper Program By Gary                                    Hoosier.  Last Updated For 1993. E MALCALDR.IYG   35,584  11-05-97  Make A Yearly Calendar With A                                    Very Fanciful Border.  One Of                                    My Favorites By Bob Sebelist F ADRSMSTR.IYG   48,000  11-05-97  Address Master By Ada    AUG. In Bloomsburg Pa. Steve Chamberlain  formed  the  (717)          ADAM Users Group. And in El Paso Texas, Dick Lewin formed an          ADAM Users group. Brian Stranahan was listed in almost every          newsletter  in the country as having the Southern California          ADAM Users group. This was never the case. Brian did  attend          a  number  of  the  early  meetings  when  plans  were being          developed for a users group, but he dropped out  and  to  my          knowledge, wsletters. The Denver  newsletter  was  a          bi-monthly  publication by Jesse Thornhill II. The Covington          Kentucky newsletter was the  work  of  Harold  Orndorff  and          Keith Bowman.                         I wonder how many of you recall the ADAMNET. It was the          property   of  Don  Reese  and  generally  operated  out  of          Arkansas, although it had numerous  addresses  in  Arkansas.          Although  it was a commercial venture, it had a large impact        Ì1 ×68List File Area - #4 - "Basic Programs"? MMMMMMM SPITFIRE Bulletin Board System MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM :                                                    : :   Basic Programs - Other versions of Basic also.   : :                                                    : HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM A FRENBASC.IYG   26,752  11-05-97  French Basic - Different Vers-                                   ion Of SmartBasic I C RSWBCVTR.IYG    2,688  11-05-97  Richard Scarry'S Word Book Con-luential          users  groups founded. If they published newsletters, I have          never seen any. The Bellevue AUG was started by Norm  Castro          in  the  Omaha, Nebraska area. Norm is still very active and          has  the  exclusive  rights  to  sell  the  back  issues  of          Expandable  Computer  News.  There  was  a  group  that  Don          Zimmerman started in the east, called  the  Genessee  Valley          AUG.  Russell  Williams  in  New York City founded the Metro      m Magic.                                   Very Good Basic Program For                                    Names And Address's. G GODOS1A.IYG    46,848  11-08-97  Godos V.998 H GODOS1B.IYG    28,800  11-08-97  Godos V.998 I SB20-40.IYG    38,784  11-07-97  Smart Basic V 2.0 40 Columns J SBASIC16.IYG   27,008  11-07-97  Smart Basic V1.6 A SBASIC21.IYG   69,504  11-07-97  Smart Basic Version 2.1 B SBASICPL.IYG   26,752  11-07-97  Smart Basic Plus C SPBSCPL.IYG    57,728  11-07-97  Super Basic Plus D SUPBASIC  11-04-97  Family Fued The Super Game D FLSHBACK.IYG   71,552  11-04-97  Flash Facts - Flash Backs - Set                                    Of Cards For Flash Card Maker. F FLSHTRVA.IYG   61,568  11-04-97  Flash Cards - Flash Trivia - For                                    Use With The Flash Card Maker G FLSHVCAB.IYG   41,856  11-04-97  Flash Card Vocabulary For Use                                    With The Flash Card Maker H HOMELIBR.IYG   41,344  11-04-97  The Coleco Home Library.  This            Ì1 ×69File Area # 5MMMMMMM SPITFIRE Bulletin Board System MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM :                                                    : :             Original Coleco Programs!              : :                                                    : HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM A 2010TEXT.IYG  104,320  11-04-97  2010 Text Adventure Game. B 5SCRDKJR.IYG   43,136  11-04-97  5 Screen Donkey Kong Super Game D ADMLNKII.IYG   15,360  11-04-97  Adamlink Ii Telecommunications                     0 Disk Or                                    256 Tape To Put It On. K MACKPINB.IYG   70,400  11-04-97  Hard Hat Mack And The Pinball                                    Construction  Set Both On 1 Disk L MRKETMON.IYG   49,152  11-04-97  Market Monitor For Coleco Of                                    Canada.  At One Time It Was Used                                    To Monitor The Stock Market May                                    Be Good For Some Basic uses A PERSNCPM.IYG   35,200  11-04-97  Personal                     Was Originally Shipped With All                                    Adam Computer Systems. H CPM2-2.IYG     52,608  11-04-97  Cp\m 2.2 For Adam.  Today The                                    Better Replacement Is T-Dos. I DONKNGJR.IYG   40,832  11-04-97  The Super Game Donkey Kong Junior J DOSMANGR.IYG   14,976  11-04-97  Dos Manager.  Disk Based Software                                   That Came With The Original Disk                                   Drive. C FAMFUED.IYG   112,640.IYG   30,080  11-07-97  Superior Basic E SMRTBEST.IYG   30,592  11-02-97  Smart Best By Data Doctor                               mes   to          TOYS-R-US.  The  fifth  didn't work and they were all out of          stock, so I shipped it back to Coleco  (pre-Honeywell).  Two          months  later  I  received  my  6th  ADAM from Coleco and it          didn't work either. By t                        Program Was Released 2 Different                                    Ways.  All On One Tape With Book                                    And On 4 Different Tapes. I JEOPARDY.IYG  113,536  11-04-97  Jeopardy The Super Game.  Never                                    Quite Finished And May Have A                                    Few Bugs But Has Worked For Me. J LTRS&FRM.IYG   72,320  11-04-97  Smart Letters And Forms.  This                                    Version Requires A 32               Software For The 300 Baud                                    Internal Adam Modem. E ADRESBOK.IYG   21,760  11-04-97  Address Book Filing System For                                    Names And Address'S.  Origin-                                   ally Came With An Autodialer. F BSTOFBRD.IYG   28,544  11-04-97  The Best Of Broderbund.  Chop-                                   lifter And A.E.  2 Games/1 Disk. G BUCKROGR.IYG   95,488  11-04-97  Buck Rogers The Super Game That                Cp\m.  Never Finished.                                     Worth 1 Boot To Look At The                                    Screen Because Nothing Else Works                                   In This Program. B PNBL.IYG       27,776  11-04-97  Project Name By Line.  This Is                                    The Disk Version Of The Cartridge                                   Utility.  Some Features May Not                                    Work With This Version C RECIPE.IYG     48,768  11-04-97  Recip just one month ahead          of the equally dubious ADAMLAND NEWS  of  the  International          ADAM  Users Group, located in Lander Wyoming and run by Buck          A. Rogers.                         Buck  Roger's  newsletter  was  not  a  fly  by   night          operation  and,  although not as slick as GARDEN of ADAM, it          was superior in every respect. Very  few  newsletters  since          have  matched  it  for  technical excellence. There has been          much said about the in        ed Until Later Under Pd.  Has                                   Ram Capabilities. G SFILER27.IYG   67,200  11-04-97  Smartfiler Database.  The Data-                                   base Program For Adam. H SMRTLOGO.IYG   46,720  11-04-97  Smartlogo For Adam.  The Logo                                    Language-Has Won Some Top Honors I SUDAMBUS.IYG   38,400  11-04-97  Super Dam Busters The Super Game A SUDONKNG.IYG   58,752  11-04-97  Super Donkey Kong The Super Game B SUFRTLNE.IYG   11,264  1..... Find A File     <X>........ Xpert Mode Toggle     <?>....... HELP with Commands     <K>...... File Menu Extension     <V>...... View A File Archive     <R>......... Read A Text File          ally Came With An Autodialer. F BSTOFBRD.IYG   28,544  11-04-97  The Best Of Broderbund.  Chop-                                   lifter And A.E.  2 Games/1 Disk. G BUCKROGR.IYG   95,488  11-04-97  Buck Rogers The Super Game That                             Lived In Canada Only. F TROLTALE.IYG   66,944  11-04-97  Trolls Tale.  A Tale For Child-                                   ren With Good Graphics For It'S                                    Day. G TUN&TROL.IYG   11,136  11-04-97  Tunnels And Trolls The Super                                    Game Demo Only.  Unfinished,                                    Unreleased Super Game                                   Available As Demo Only.e Filer.  Recipe Database                                    With Shopping List Print Out. E SBASIC10.IYG   20,224  11-04-97  Smartbasic V1.0.  The Original                                    Smartbasic That Came With Every                                    Adam Computer Except This One                                    Runs The Turnkey Off Disk 1. F SBASIC20.IYG   38,400  11-04-97  Smartbasic V2.0.  This Is                                    Finished But Was Never Releas-                           Ì1 ×36-----------------------------------          WINDOW'S EDGE FILE MENU                                    <C>......... Change File Area     <L>.. List Files In This Area     <G>........ Goodbye & Log Off     <D>.......... Download A File     <U>............ Upload A File     <H>.. Help on Upload/Download     <P>........... Page the Sysop     <M>.......... Message Section     <Q>........ Quit to Main Menu     <N>................ New Files     <T>.. Text Search Description     <F>.........1-04-97  Super Front Line Demo.  This Is                                    A Demo Only Of The Unfinished,                                    Never Released Game. C SUSUBROC.IYG  112,384  11-04-97  Super Sub Roc The Super Game. D SUZAXXON.IYG   93,184  11-04-97  Super Zaxxon The Super Game. E TAXPLANR.IYG   53,120  11-04-97  Tax Planner By Coleco Of Canada.                                   This Program Allowed You To                                    Calculate Your Taxes If You                       Ì1 ×72Current FREE FILE AREA is #6 - "EOS Programs"MMMMMMM SPITFIRE Bulletin Board System MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM :                                                    : :                    EOS Programs                    : :                                                    : HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM A CHESS.IYG      26,368  11-05-97  Modem Chess By Chris Braymen.                                    Can Also Be Played Against                                    Adam. B CLOCKSET.IY& Unpack Program From N&B                                    Newsletters L UETOLKIT.IYG   14,848  11-07-97  Uncle Ernie'S Toolkit M VIDTUNES.IYG   41,600  11-07-97  Vidio Tunes By Futurevision N GRANRECP.IYG   24,448  11-07-97  Granny'S Recipe'S O MCROWORK.IYG   61,824  11-07-97  Micro Works P MULTIWRT.IYG   31,488  11-07-97  Multi Write Q NEWSMAKE.IYG   59,008  11-07-97  News Maker R PROOFRDR.IYG   53,120  11-07-97  Proof Reader T POWRPRNT.IYG   27,904  11-07-97  Power Print              Using Godos F GFILE2.IYG     29,056  11-05-97  File 2 Of 2 Of The Graphics                                    File Addresser Program Written                                    By Myself. G GODOS112.IYG   68,992  11-05-97  Godos Version 1.12.  Not Fully                                   Functional H JKLUTILY.IYG    7,040  11-05-97  One Of The Earliest And Best File                                   Management Utilities Around For Eos. I MEDIAHLP.IYG   63,104  11-05-97  Media Helper By Gary rea     <L>.. List Files In This Area     <G>........ Goodbye & Log Off     <D>.......... Download A File     <U>............ Upload A File     <H>.. Help on Upload/Download     <P>........... Page the Sysop     <M>.......... Message Section     <Q>........ Quit to Main Menu     <N>................ New Files     <T>.. Text Search Description     <F>.............. Find A File     <X>........ Xpert Mode Toggle     <?>....... HELP with Commands     <K>...... File Menu Extension     <V>...... Vie 24,192  11-07-97  Chart & Graph Assembler E FASTPTCH.IYG   17,152  11-07-97  Fast Patch For Dmp Printers By                                    Orphanware F HCKER1&2.IYG   24,576  11-08-97  Programs From Hackers Guide 1&2 G HOMBUDGT.IYG   29,952  11-08-97  Home Budget By Parallel Systems H HOMCHKBK.IYG   32,768  11-08-97  Home Check Book By Parallel I HOMEFILE.IYG   31,744  11-08-97  Home Filer By Parallel Systems J NIKGRAPH.IYG   31,360  11-07-97  Nic Graphics Disk K PACK-UN.IYG    28,800  11-07-97  Pack G   27,264  11-05-97  A Clock Utility Program By Bob                                   Sebelist To Allow You Total                                    Control Over Your Clock. C EVECLOCK.IYG   32,896  11-05-97  The Original Software For The                                    Eve Clock Card And S/s D GDOSDOCS.IYG   23,680  11-05-97  Documentation For Godos E GFILE1.IYG     55,808  11-05-97  File 1 Of 2 Of The Graphic File                                   Addresser Program By Myself                      Ì1 ×55List File Area - #7 - "EOS Utilities"? MMMMMMM SPITFIRE Bulletin Board System MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM :                                                    : :                ADAM EOS Utilities.                 : :                                                    : HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM A FLEMGR20.IYG    9,728  11-07-97  File Manager V2.0-----------------------------------          WINDOW'S EDGE FILE MENU                                    <C>......... Change File AHoosier.  Gary                                   Donated This Into Pd When He Left J MMEDIA.IYG     67,712  11-05-97  Multi Media Utils By Chris Braymen.                                   Can Be Used With Or Without A Midi. A TANK.IYG       25,344  11-05-97  Chris Braymen'S Modem Tank Game.                                    Can Be Played Against The ADAM B BUSPACK1.IYG   52,352  11-07-97  Business Pack1 By E&t Software C CHLKBORD.IYG   52,864  11-07-97  Chalk Board-Bootable Logo Program D CHRTGRPH.IYG  w A File Archive     <R>......... Read A Text Filee Addresser Program Written                                    By Myself. G GODOS112.IYG   68,992  11-05-97  Godos Version 1.12.  Not Fully                                   Functional H JKLUTILY.IYG    7,040  11-05-97  One Of The Earliest And Best File                                   Management Utilities Around For Eos. I MEDIAHLP.IYG   63,104  11-05-97  Media Helper By Gary Hoosier.  Gary                                   Donated This Into Pd When He Left J MMEDIA.IYG     67,712  11-05-97  Multi Media Utils By Chris Braymen.                                   Can Be Used With Or Without A Midi. A TANK.IYG       25,344  11-05-97  Chris Braymen'S Modem Tank Game.                                    Can Be Played Against The ADAM B BUSPACK1.IYG   52,352  11-07-97  Business Pack1 By E&t Software C CHLKBORD.IYG   52,864  11-07-97  Chalk Board-Bootable Logo Program D CHRTGRPH.IYG  Ì1 ×60- from editor-Bob SlopsemaIt's December and time for Christmas, but IF you can actually believe it, I feel more relaxed than I have in many months time.FINALLY! A time for slowing down from the excitement of hosting ADAMCON 09 and then keeping the ANN disks on track every month.  AND some time to reflect on the past year. First before I forget or overlook it again, I want to express my thanks for being voted into the Gallery or Honor this year.  As a lot of you may have seen in one of the picture K10 simply involves unplugging the lower drive, adding the controller and host interface boards, and plugging in some new cables.The following is a list of the needed parts:The hard disk itselfThe hard disk controllerThe softwareInterconnect cablesHardware    8 4-40 1/2 in spacers    4 4-40 1/4 in flat head screws    12 4-40 1/4 1n binder head screws    8 #4 nylon or fiber washersThe hard disk is available from many sources.  In the December Byte, Advanced Computer Products is selling theyou all had a great holiday season, lots of good food, many presents from loved ones, safe travel wherever you traveled, and your fill of football games (IF they are your "thing").  From the "winter wonderland" of Michigan, I wish you all a very happy January.  Remember, only a good month till the next holiday!   VALENTINE'S DAY!!!                                    Management Utilities Around For Eos. I MEDIAHLP.IYG   63,104  11-05-97  Media Helper By Gary Hoosier.  Gary                                   Donated This Into Pd When He Left J MMEDIA.IYG     67,712  11-05-97  Multi Media Utils By Chris Braymen.                                   Can Be Used With Or Without A Midi. A TANK.IYG       25,344  11-05-97  Chris Braymen'S Modem Tank Game.                                    Can Be Played Against The ADAM B BUSPACK1.IYG   52,352  11-07-97  Business Pack1 By E&t Software C CHLKBORD.IYG   52,864  11-07-97  Chalk Board-Bootable Logo Program D CHRTGRPH.IYG  Ì1 ×73            Add a Hard Disk to your ComputerThe recent computer slump has resulted in massive parts dumping on the part of the computer manufactures to the surplus market.  I am sure that you have seen all the ads in the papers hawking IBM ten megabyte drives for less than $500.  Let me tell you how you can add a hard disk to your computer.All of the "84" series computers come with the larger power supply and the necessary power wiring for two drives and the hard disk controller. To convert to as that Jerry printed in the 463 newsletter, I was standing there with kind of a odd look....or shocked as the case may be.  Receiving the honor was truly a very memorable part of MY year as well as ADAMCON 09.  I have thought about it often and intended to thank the community and then gotten busy with something else and forgotten. So ...........THANK YOU ALL!.........  Now we need to start planning for ADAMCON 10 in florida AND turning our atten- tion to next year's Gallery of Honor introductions.   Hope  harddisk for $229 with a one year warranty.The Western Digital controller is also a standard part.  It's list is $295.  Xerox surplus outlet has them for $75 as is (the five I have purchased have all worked), S100 is supposed to have them new for $200, and ERAC has them used with warranty for $200.****************************************************************????????  For a twenty meg  HD????  I THINK NOT!!!Well, this little article was retrieved from a Kaypro source and probably dates back to t        WINDOW'S EDGE FILE MENU                                    <C>......... Change File Area     <L>.. List Files In This Area     <G>........ Goodbye & Log Off     <D>.......... Download A File     <U>............ Upload A File     <H>.. Help on Upload/Download     <P>........... Page the Sysop     <M>.......... Message Section     <Q>........ Quit to Main Menu     <N>................ New Files     <T>.. Text Search Description     <F>.............. Find A File     <X>........ Xpert Mode e that harddrive after all.  It seems to be PRETTY inexpensive by all standards, doesn't it??  If you don't know where to get ahold of the stuff, give a holler and someone will help you get it and help set up your ADAM with it.-Editor-  Home Budget By Parallel Systems H HOMCHKBK.IYG   32,768  11-08-97  Home Check Book By Parallel I HOMEFILE.IYG   31,744  11-08-97  Home Filer By Parallel Systems J NIKGRAPH.IYG   31,360  11-07-97  Nic Graphics Disk K PACK-UN.IYG    28,800  11-07-97  Pack he late 1980's era, before the advent of massive Harddrives and cheap parts.  First of all, imagine your- self back then; only about 10 years ago; with the computers we used then-compared to today.  Then figure out the value of your money in buying power then, compared to today's value. Now, look at the price we pay today. $50 for a controller, maybe $20 for a harddrive-used, $30 for a power supply and assorted cables need- ed, and free software to access it.   WOW!!!  Maybe now IS the time for you to persuÌ1 ×67File Area # 13MMMMMM[ SPITFIRE Bulletin Board System ]MMMMMMMMMMMMMM :                                                    : :                  Files by Request                  : :                                                    : HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM A SWFTLABL.LBR   87,552  11-08-97  Swift Label Maker For The Hard                                    Drive. Will Not Work On Disk                                    Version-----------------------------------  he late 1980's era, before the advent of massive Harddrives and cheap parts.  First of all, imagine your- self back then; only about 10 years ago; with the computers we used then-compared to today.  Then figure out the value of your money in buying power then, compared to today's value. Now, look at the price we pay today. $50 for a controller, maybe $20 for a harddrive-used, $30 for a power supply and assorted cables need- ed, and free software to access it.   WOW!!!  Maybe now IS the time for you to persuToggle     <?>....... HELP with Commands     <K>...... File Menu Extension     <V>...... View A File Archive     <R>......... Read A Text Fileand ERAC has them used with warranty for $200.****************************************************************????????  For a twenty meg  HD????  I THINK NOT!!!Well, this little article was retrieved from a Kaypro source and probably dates back to t& Unpack Program From N&B                                    Newsletters L UETOLKIT.IYG   14,848  11-07-97  Uncle Ernie'S Toolkit M VIDTUNES.IYG   41,600  11-07-97  Vidio Tunes By Futurevision N GRANRECP.IYG   24,448  11-07-97  Granny'S Recipe'S O MCROWORK.IYG   61,824  11-07-97  Micro Works P MULTIWRT.IYG   31,488  11-07-97  Multi Write Q NEWSMAKE.IYG   59,008  11-07-97  News Maker R PROOFRDR.IYG   53,120  11-07-97  Proof Reader T POWRPRNT.IYG   27,904  11-07-97  Power PrintÌ1 ×51                WELCOME TO 1998!---------------------------------------------- From the editor (and the entire ANN staff):The year 1997 is but a memory now, and another of those memories are a lot of subscriptions to the ANN newsletter.  A few years back, at one of the ADAMCON annual ANN meetings, we decided to extend or otherwise "fix up" most subscribers in order to make renewal dates come on the year end.  IF you have not thought of renewing your ANN already, NOW is the time to do it.  All youfor your reviewRichBBS2      a look at an actual message in the message areaRichBBS3      message concerning some of the things available              at the Windows EdgeADAM/MGR      list of files in Windows Edge BBS file areaADAMUSER      list of files in Windows Edge BBS file areaBASICPRM      list of files in Windows Edge BBS file areaCOLECO        list of files in Windows Edge BBS file areaDIRECTRY      a directory listing of commands @ Windows Edge BBSEOS/PGMS      list of files in Wi up his books. Bob Bair (or ADAM NEWS NETWORK Treasurer) 6552 N. 400th E Kendallville, IN 46755and he is patiently watching his mailbox for your mail to the ADAM NEWS NETWORK.   THANK YOU!IF your subscription happens to one that expires at some other time during the year, disregard this reminder, BUT watch your mailing label - it SHOULD have an expiration date on it which will remind you that the time is near to renew. st of websites related to the ADAM computerReadme        This fileRLEmaker      An image file for those who get the TDOS version              of this disk.  You must clone it to EOS to obtain              a self booting version of the program.  EOS users              will be able to self boot this disk.  There will               be a file called BREAK to separate the program              files (first on the disk) from the text files on              the end of the disk.BREAK         a file only oÌ1 ×65              Jan 1998 ADAM NEWS NETWORK disk ---------------------------------------------------------------Newsubs       Time to renew your ANN subscription, here's howReviews       a review of ADAMBOMB 2.  Plans call for an actual              loading portion of the game for future ANN disk              use.  It would be crippled but show the first              screens so you could get a feel for the game.  RichBBS1      a view of the opening screens of the Windows Edge              BBS  need to do is to send our treasurer $25.00 and you will be set for another year. I ask you to send it to Bob Bair so that he can enter you in the books and keep track of the monetary part of the operation.  IF you send it to your own disk distributor, the record of payment can be over- looked or misplaced and then no one is sure about who is paid up and who is not.  We will actually send you a disk or two as your subscription blows up, so no need to worry about missing an issue or two while Bob straightensndows Edge BBS file areaEOSUTILS      list of files in Windows Edge BBS file areaMISCPGMS      list of files in Windows Edge BBS file areaGal-Honr      thank you message concerning the Gallery of HonorHarddisk      from the archives, an article on the feasability              of adding a harddrive to your computerRichClee      a list to Santa from the Clee'sRon1211       Ron Mitchell's week with ADAM from early DecStones        A quiz from Jack & Jean Stone about your age Webpages      a lihe late 1980's era, before the advent of massive Harddrives and cheap parts.  First of all, imagine your- self back then; only about 10 years ago; with the computers we used then-compared to today.  Then figure out the value of your money in buying power then, compared to today's value. Now, look at the price we pay today. $50 for a controller, maybe $20 for a harddrive-used, $30 for a power supply and assorted cables need- ed, and free software to access it.   WOW!!!  Maybe now IS the time for you to persun the EOS disk as a separator fileold of the stuff, give a holler and someone will help you get it and help set up your ADAM with it.-Editor-  Home Budget By Parallel Systems H HOMCHKBK.IYG   32,768  11-08-97  Home Check Book By Parallel I HOMEFILE.IYG   31,744  11-08-97  Home Filer By Parallel Systems J NIKGRAPH.IYG   31,360  11-07-97  Nic Graphics Disk K PACK-UN.IYG    28,800  11-07-97  Pack re wearing the special boots. Adam Bomb, The Rescue is played using the Coleco Hand Controller. The game may be saved and continued, or restarted. Hard drive users can play the game from their hard drive. The top of the screen shows the number of people rescued, diamonds collects, number of bombs, the item boxes, and a continue counter. Each time you die or continue, the continue counter goes up by one. You have unlimited lives. The best part is that this game only costs $15.00 on datapack or disk, plÌ1 ×68                        ADAMBOMB 2Here's a new game from a game software programmer with many previous games (Adam Bomb, Ghost Zapper, Mind Over Adam, Robothief, all still available) under his belt. This sequel to Adam Bomb is based on being abducted by aliens and taken to their home planet. Your mission is to rescue 400 other abductees which you must find, and collect 1800 power crystals to get you home. Along the way you will meet people who will give you clues or trade you valuable items to helpe action: shuffling the deck, dealing the cards, and lots more. Klondike only requires a base Adam system with one tape drive to play, but it can make good use of many popular Adam expansions like Hard Disk drive, Memory expansion, Disk drive, and Midi Mite sound system. Klondike is an intuitive, point and click graphic interface with Dialog cards and background music that plays on the TV/Monitor or through the Midi Sound system. It is available on datapack tape, or disk for only $9 plus $3 shipping and  will provide important information, too. Four boxes will collect the items you are pick up and carry with you. Bombs will open the way for you. Bomb shields protect you from explosions. Some things can be blown up, others can't. Skeleton keys open treasure chests. Colored keys open doors of the same color. When you encounter arrows, you can only cross in the direction they point. There are dozens of items to find in the game that will help you solve the game, but avoid the snakes and spikes unless you a& Unpack Program From N&B                                    Newsletters L UETOLKIT.IYG   14,848  11-07-97  Uncle Ernie'S Toolkit M VIDTUNES.IYG   41,600  11-07-97  Vidio Tunes By Futurevision N GRANRECP.IYG   24,448  11-07-97  Granny'S Recipe'S O MCROWORK.IYG   61,824  11-07-97  Micro Works P MULTIWRT.IYG   31,488  11-07-97  Multi Write Q NEWSMAKE.IYG   59,008  11-07-97  News Maker R PROOFRDR.IYG   53,120  11-07-97  Proof Reader T POWRPRNT.IYG   27,904  11-07-97  Power Printus $3.00 shipping and handling. We believe this is Steve Pitman's best effort, bringing together all the knowledge learned from his other fine games into one. Order it from:  Steve Pitman 3715 Church St  Cincinnati, OH  45244******************************************************************                              KLONDIKEKLONDIKE is all the fun and challenge of your favorite card game, Solitaire. It is easy to learn and easy to use. Unlike its PC counterpart, Klondike lets you see and hear th you complete your mission. Their world covers 180 screens and has many different types of areas to explore: dungeons, forests, Ice lands, the alien prison, etc. As you move along in each screen, you will expose the hidden areas and come across the hints and help you need to complete the mission. Some people will be well known Adamites! If an Abductee gets out of control the aliens freeze them solid, and they must be carried to a place where they can be thawed out. Some people will talk to you. Envelopeshandling. Available from the author:    Gene Welch    756 Southgate Ave  Daly City, CA 94015en Because Nothing Else Works                                   In This Program. B PNBL.IYG       27,776  11-04-97  Project Name By Line.  This Is                                    The Disk Version Of The Cartridge                                   Utility.  Some Features May Not                                    Work With This Version C RECIPE.IYG     48,768  11-04-97  Recip.... File Menu Extension     <V>...... View A File Archive     <R>......... Read A Text FileCurrent FREE FILE AREA is #1 - "DOS Programs for use with ADAM" FILE MENU - [C L G D U H P M Q N T F X ? K V R]? C Enter File Area number, < ENTER > to list, <Q>uit? FILE AREAS AVAILABLE TO YOU. File Area - #1 "DOS Programs for use with ADAM" File Area - #2 "Assembler Programs" File Area - #3 "Basic Games" File Area - #4 "Basic Programs" File Area - #5 "Original Coleco Programs" File Area - #6 "EOS Programs" FiÌ1 ×72This file contains some of the screens  you will be introduced to if and when you visit Rich Cassaboon's new BBS.  His phone number is (610) 227-9081 and is open on the weekends for use.          ------------------------------------      WINDOW'S EDGE MESSAGE MENU     <L>.... LAKOTA QWK Mail System     <C>..... Change Msg Conference     <R>............. Read Messages     <B>........... Browse Messages     <S>.. Specific Caller Messages     <E>........... Enter A Message     <Y>...........weekend in December, and he had quite an impressive number of files up and available for down- loading already then.  I believe he started around Thanksgiving Day - at least that seemed to be when the messages started up. Go pay Rich a visit and support our ADAM bulletin board systems. Lest we forget, there is one other ADAM only BBS, The Asylum BBS run by Bart "Zonker" Lynch.  His number is: (253) 859-2018Bob Slopsema-editor                   <C>......... Change File Area     <L>.. List Files In This Area     <G>........ Goodbye & Log Off     <D>.......... Download A File     <U>............ Upload A File     <H>.. Help on Upload/Download     <P>........... Page the Sysop     <M>.......... Message Section     <Q>........ Quit to Main Menu     <N>................ New Files     <T>.. Text Search Description     <F>.............. Find A File     <X>........ Xpert Mode Toggle     <?>....... HELP with Commands     <K>..e Filer.  Recipe Database                                    With Shopping List Print Out. E SBASIC10.IYG   20,224  11-04-97  Smartbasic V1.0.  The Original                                    Smartbasic That Came With Every                                    Adam Computer Except This One                                    Runs The Turnkey Off Disk 1. F SBASIC20.IYG   38,400  11-04-97  Smartbasic V2.0.  This Is                                    Finished But Was Never Releas-                           le Area - #7 "EOS Utilities" File Area - #8 "Graphics" File Area - #9 "ADAM Manager Programs" File Area - #10 "Midi Music Programs and Songs" File Area - #11 "ADAM Modem Programs" File Area - #12 "Nibble & Bits Programs" File Area - #13 "By Request" File Area - #14 "T-DOS / CP\M Programs" File Area - #15 "T-DOS / CP\M Utilities Single Files" File Area - #16 "T-DOS / CP\M Utilities Library Files" File Area - #17 "Text Files" Enter File Area number, < ENTER > to list, <Q>uit? I visited Rich's BBS the first .. Your Messages     <A>.... Alter Conference Queue     <T>............... Text Search     <F>.............. File Section     <P>............ Page The Sysop     <Q>......... Quit To Main Menu     <G>......... Goodbye & Log Off     <X>......... Xpert Mode Toggle     <?>........ HELP With CommandsCurrent MESSAGE CONFERENCE is #1 - "General ADAM Q-A and Info" MESSAGE MENU - [L C R B S E Y A T F P Q G X ?]? C-----------------------------------          WINDOW'S EDGE FILE MENU                    Ì1 ×67From the message section of Rich Cassaboon's Bulletin Board comes this example of what it looks like for starters; and also gives all of you out there the information you need to know about the hours, etc of the Bulletin Board he has up. *****************************************************************READING MESSAGE NO. 7 Read <1..12>  <-> Previous  <D>elete  <E>nter A Message < ENTER > = Next   <F>ollow Thread   <Q>uit Enter Command: [N - D E F Q]? <PUBLIC>  <RECEIVED>  <THREADED MESSAGE> Mesnyone with an ADAM that doesn't have internet access to some of these files now has some place they can get them from, along with ALL of the files that are from CIS, both library 9 & 10.  I don't expect a lot of interest in some of this but hope that at least folks will jot down the number in case they may need something later. Anyhooooo.......  Thanks again.  Talk at ya.  Rich**************************************************************Now, there is another place dedicated to the preservation of the AServer" so to speak.  Since GK's board and AWAUG have both gone down there is no where to go for the files that were on those systems.  Even CIS doesn't come close to having them all so that is basically what I am attempting here.  Hours are 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week, at 19200 baud.  This system is run off my old XT clone so I don't use it so to speak.  What better way to put it to work than serving ADAM User's.  Anyhow hope that gives you the essence of this thing.  Talk to ya later.  Rich*****************************************************************AND there you have it.......straight from the owner's mouth, so to speak.  So take a few minutes and go for a visit.  The files on this disk:  ADAM/MGR,  BASICPGM,  COLECO,  EOS/PGMS,  EOSUTILS are all file bases Rich has put up for your use.ea - #3 "Basic Games" File Area - #4 "Basic Programs" File Area - #5 "Original Coleco Programs" File Area - #6 "EOS Programs" FiÌ1 ×64<PUBLIC>  <RECEIVED>  <THREADED MESSAGE> Message No. 16 was left on 12-14-97 17:36:16 To.......  : Bob Slopsema From.....  : Sysop Subject..  : Welcome Message Conference #1 "General ADAM Q-A and Information"Bob, thanks much for the support.  The CP\M CD is now on line though I don't have all the area's indexed.  This CD has over 18,000 files on it, all CP\M though about half are generic for use with any CP\M machine and therefore T-DOS.  All ADAM spec- ific files are being included as allowed.  Asage No. 8 was left on 12-07-97 15:25:52 To.......  : Bob Slopsema From.....  : Sysop Subject..  : Welcome Message Conference #1 "General ADAM Q-A and Info"Bob, glad you stopped by.  I put this BBS up about a month ago but hadn't made any public announcement as of yet, not that it matters, but am busy just putting files on board.  Amount of traffic doesn't concern me and messages are not really what I'm attempting here, as Zonker's board is really better for that.  I'm putting this BBS up just as a "File DAM where virtually ALL software is aboard a cd rom, all stored AND at the saem time accessible.  - Editor -stems.  Even CIS doesn't come close to having them all so that is basically what I am attempting here.  Hours are 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week, at 19200 baud.  This system is run off my old XT clone so I don't use it so to speak.  What better way to put it to work than serving ADAM User's.  Anyhow hope that gives you the essence of this thing.  Talk to ya later.  Rich*****************************************************************AND there you have it.......straight from the owner's mouth, so to speak.  So take a few minutes and go for a visit.  The files on this disk:  ADAM/MGR,  BASICPGM,  COLECO,  EOS/PGMS,  EOSUTILS are all file bases Rich has put up for your use.ea - #3 "Basic Games" File Area - #4 "Basic Programs" File Area - #5 "Original Coleco Programs" File Area - #6 "EOS Programs" FiÌ1 ×66Date: Wed Dec 24 15:42:12 1997 From: cleechez@tamcotec.com (Frances &/or Richard Clee) Subject: Christmas wishesDear Santa:-Having been my usual ornery and sinful self this year, I wouldn't presume to ask for personal attention. But I've got a lot of buddies in the Adamcon community who have been really good, so I'd like to suggest some suitable little somethings you might drop off for them tonight. Some of the more deserv- ing candidates for your list might be:-Howard and Elizabeth Pines -  know there are some very deserving people I've overlooked, long-term contributors who have temporarily dropped out of sight, those long-suffering and endlessly patient wives - or husbands - who humour our eccentric obsession, the largely silent group we rarely see and rarely hear from but nevertheless keep giving our activist endeavours their unqual- ified support. So if I've passed too many by, Santa, well, your database is better than mine, so please include them in your delivery to the whole Adam communpy-go-lucky anniversary trip. Joe and Helen Alford - even just one day to sit back, relax, and laugh. Zonker - an ISP to call his own.Bob Bair - the very first copy of Adam Bomb III (y'hear, Steve?)Maurice Kendrick - health to match his heart.Of course there are others who are getting on just fine, but belong high up your treat list. Like:Ron Mitchell - an Amiga to round out his collection of every computer ever made.George Koczwara - a soft wind from the south, bearing overdue royalties.Dale Wi the best.  When I talk to someone for instance, about how to look for something on the dos machine, or run a program, or even load one into the computer, I tell them I learned how back in the days before Windows.  They mostly just stand there and can not believe that you can do any- thing if it doesn't have the pretty pictures.  My own brother, who started on an Apple II, thinks he can get into Compuserve email as fast as I can in dos or the ADAM.  He just don't know! AND won't believe till some day I showre you're especially nice to Guy Bona, Murray McCullough and Neil Wick.  And don't forget the folks who can't make it to Adamcons like Rich Cossaboon and Rick Salvati and Chris Braymen and Steve Pitman and Tom Osretich, whose faces we rarely see but who we sense are always with us in spirit. And they may be new to the Adam community, but don't forget to add Marcel deKogel and Will Nerini to your good-guys list - I'll bet Will would just love a nice parcel of hits for his new website.Finally, Santa, you'llthree Star of Courage medals. One each, and one jointly shared.Rich Drushel - a reward he gets out proportional to the effort he puts in.Bob and Judy Slopsema - attendance at an Adamcon as good as their Adamcon 09.B. David Cobley - a world that comes closer to meeting his standards - we'd all be better off.Bob Sebelist - a clear road, a clear day, a bike and the freedom to enjoy them.PJ - One hundred hugs in October in Orlando - one from each Adamcon 10 registrant.Herman and Zandra Mason - a hapity of-A REALLY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND THE HAPPIEST OF NEW YEARS. Rich (and Frances) Clee***************************************************************AND there you have it!  From the Clee's, Rich's "wish list" for Christmas this year.  This is a NEAT idea and it should not stop here.  The best thing to wish for is that we can get some more people interested in the ADAM this year, encourage them to go into the "guts" of the thing and explore it, because that is how you are going to learn about computersck - a project thaat actually gets completed. ANY project.Jean Stone - your call, Santa. Just be as generous-spirited as she is.Jerry and Kathi Vrancks - more meeting and members for 463, and more articles for the newsletter.Gene Welch - a SCSI interface that works with the Adam.Faye Deere - enough royalties for a carload of catfood and kitty litter.Then of course, Santa, there are those who are just impossible to buy for - like "the girls" from Cleveland - Pat Williams and Jean White. But make su him!  Poor people, they just don't know how slow they really are......tdk, tsk....... artfiler Database.  The Data-                                   base Program For Adam. H SMRTLOGO.IYG   46,720  11-04-97  Smartlogo For Adam.  The Logo                                    Language-Has Won Some Top Honors I SUDAMBUS.IYG   38,400  11-04-97  Super Dam Busters The Super Game A SUDONKNG.IYG   58,752  11-04-97  Super Donkey Kong The Super Game B SUFRTLNE.IYG   11,264  1with Marcel DeKogel's Power- paint Utility.  That program is a real milestone, and I'm sur- prised that more ADAMites haven't used it.       At any rate, the card production continued following several moments of panic which subsided after I realized that this time for once, Murphy had done his worst without effect.       Then my 486 DX4/120, nicknamed Gates, (because I don't like it really, and it doesn't like me either) began making noises about 'illegal operations' being performed by running softwareÌ1 ×68      Ron's Week'n'ADAM      December 11, 1997      I should be writing Christmas cards now that the Canadian mail strike is over. Cannot seem to warm to the task somehow... ... omorrow maybe.      Now that the ADAM card has been safely dispatched to Bob Slopsema  (r.slopsema@worldnet.att.net), I'm left sitting here with two of my four ADAMs turned up, and the two DOS boxes turned off.  That is a much saner and more satisfying configur- ation than anything else   I've tried lately. One ADAM is       The job got done. Somewhere in the heat of the battle, I had to boot my failed IDE with something other than it's normal TDOS system. Guy Cousineau regularly advised members of the ADAM User Friendly Group in Ottawa to keep at hand a TDOS system disk set up only for a disk drive and data drives. It provides a place to start in rebuilding sick hard drive boot tracks, because it doesn't know they're there and carrys on without them.       Of course I didn't have a TDOS disk like that, at least not at ught hobbyist computing, I had taken the precaution of saving all the powerpaint screens and MIDI files on disk as well as on the 486 prior to getting into my file processing and conversions.      I'm still one of these people who does not feel warm and fuzzy until my files are stored on something that I can remove from the computer - any computer.      Let's hear it for multi-platform redundancy. Some of the MTAG greeting had just been received via FTP transfer on the Internet, and had been checked out 1-04-97  Super Front Line Demo.  This Is                                    A Demo Only Of The Unfinished,                                    Never Released Game. C SUSUBROC.IYG  112,384  11-04-97  Super Sub Roc The Super Game. D SUZAXXON.IYG   93,184  11-04-97  Super Zaxxon The Super Game. E TAXPLANR.IYG   53,120  11-04-97  Tax Planner By Coleco Of Canada.                                   This Program Allowed You To                                    Calculate Your Taxes If You                        doing important things for me. At that point I shut the door to the snake pit, put on my jacket and went for a walk. After all, Bob Slopsema had only waiting patiently for about 7 days. He wouldn't notice a few hours more.      The co-operativeness of a computer system is inversely proportional to the time available for the task at hand.  Walking in the fresh night air and deep breathing helps. So does cursing ANN, Gary Kildall, Bill Gates, Bob Slopsema, my mother, and any- one else not within earshot.run- ing TDOS 4.59, and the other  Generic CP/M.      Yes, that's right, generic CP/M, as it came from Coleco.      During the course of producing the ADAM Multimedia Christmas card this year, I succeeded in crashing my IDE hard drive, once again proving that Murphy is alive, well, and eager to strike when it's least convenient. Christmas card content was stored on the EOS portion of that hard drive where I was working on it.  Fortunately, consistent with hard past exper- ience from the school of self-tahand. Murphy ate it. What I did have was an old generic CP/M 2.2 system disk, neatly labelled by my son Jeff about 10 years ago. That did the job, and now that it's all over, I'm sitting here with that disk loaded again. It's caused me to reflect on a few things.      On that disk, inter alia, was the one of the few Z-80 assembly language program that I ever wrote. I can recall actually uploading this program to a local Ottawa BBS feeling as pleased as can be with myself. COLCHNG.COM was a utility meant tgeneric CP/M 2.2 disk of mine. ABP25 stood for ADAM BIOS Patch, version 2.5, written by Tony Morehen. This Tony gave me not long after I'd written my COLCHNG.COM program, when I said that some of the escape sequences in appendix B of the Coleco CP/M manual didn't seem to work properly. He confirmed that that was in fact true, and that Coleco's implementation of CP/M was 'buggy' in a number of respects. Tony had fixed all that with ABP25.COM, which later evolved into TDOS.       To end this ramble on a comess it worked.      Attached to COLCHNG.COM was a personal memory of my 16 year old son (he's now 26) asking me why I was even interested in doing such things. I can recall being unable to answer the question.       Looking back I think it all began with some kind of irrat- ional wish to do something useful with the information in the back of the CP/M 2.2 manual provided by Coleco. That data was so completely incomprehensible that I felt somehow that I had to find a use for it.       On the same CP/M 2nge. It turned out to be a dead end, pure and simple.      Ya win some, ya lose some. It's been quite a ride, and Murphy has always there to help, bless his pointed little head.      Perhaps I'd better get to the Christmas cards.-Ron Mitchelloup,  it  was  heavily          advertised  and  totally commercial. Unlike Barcroft's club,          ADAM Users Group Inc. was not a ripoff. It was published  in          Lynbrook,  N.Y. None of these newsletters are in publication          today.   sion game cart to a CP/M COM file. You could then run it like you ran any other CP/M program. COM.COM was part of a process for converting game carts previously saved to disk or tape with Peter Hinkle's program (Hacker's Guide to ADAM). Some of us didn't particularly trust this method of saving games, and prefer- red the CP/M versions. I'm not absolutely sure what role COM.COM played in the process. Perhaps someone with a better memory can enlighten us.      Finally, there was ABP25.COM on this dusty old o allow an ADAM CP/M user to change the default ADAM screen colours, letter- ing, background, foreground, and each third of the screen simply by using the Smartkeys. You could toggle through the various choices available, leave the program, and have your chosen colour scheme remain in effect until you changed it or re-booted.       It was a cryptic piece of work, had absolutely no introduction, no prompts, no assistance of any kind.  It took me a while to remember that the Escape key ended it. But nonethelpletely obscure philosophical note, it's funny how time changes one's perspective on things. This particular disk that I found carried a singularly strange mix of memories in addition to its magnetic content. There was a son growing up, and a husband and wife tuning eachother out. I think it was somewhere around 1987 that I was trying so desparate- ly to become an ADAM programmer of note, to the exclusion of everything  else in my life. The part that I focussed on seemed to be so much fun, and such a challe.2 disk there were some other goodies. MBASIC, Microsoft's version 5.2 of the BASIC language was there, along with a program called AUTOBOOT.COM. Nasty bit of work, that one.  Once you gave it a program to autoboot, it would boot that, and  only that forever. It was difficult to change. That was another of Guy Cousineau's warnings to AUFG, to be careful when using  AUTOBOOT.      Also on this old disk of mine was a pair of programs called GS.COM and COM.COM. GS.COM would write the contents of a Coleco- viÌ1 ×63                 ADAM NEWS NETWORK STAFF -------------------------------------------------------------In deference to the plea to resubscribe to the ANN news disk, I thought it would be a good time to include a listing of the various staff here at ANN.Disk mailer personnel are:Bart Lynch                        Jerry Vrancks 4511 256th St                     2936 Evelyn St  Kent, WA 98032                    Portage, IN 46368Gene Welch                        Bob Slopsema (Editor) 756 Southgate aucet causes an uncontrollable bladder urge.The little gray haired lady you help across the street is                                                  your wife.You sink your teeth into a steak. and they stay there.Your pacemaker makes the garage door opener work when you                                 watch a pretty girl go by.You walk with your head held high trying to get used to your                                              new bifocals.You feel like the night before, but you haven't bss on the information.As always, the staff is underpaid, but we do anticipate a very good year for 1998 with some remarkably big bonus's for the staff at year end. (tongue in cheek, fingers crossed......); ..but then, how much can you give a volunteer staff????-Editor-latform redundancy. Some of the MTAG greeting had just been received via FTP transfer on the Internet, and had been checked out with Marcel DeKogel's Power- paint Utility.  That program is a real milestone, and I'm sur- prised that more ADAMites haven't used it.       At any rate, the card production continued following several moments of panic which subsided after I realized that this time for once, Murphy had done his worst without effect.       Then my 486 DX4/120, nicknamed Gates, (because I don't like it really, and it doesn't like me either) began making noises about 'illegal operations' being performed by running softwareÌ1 ×61Received from the Stones........ ......well, Jack anyway!                           YOU KNOW YOU'RE OLD WHEN You're still chasing women but can't remember why.You burn the midnight oil at 9 pm.You sit in a rocking chair and can't get it going.You know all the answers, but nobody asks you the questions.The best part of the day is over when the alarm goes off.Everything hurts, and what doesn't hurt, doesn't work.The gleam in your eyes is from the sun hitting your bifocalsA dripping fAve                 2261 ShadeTree Ln SE Daly City, CA 94015               Kentwood, MI 49546Treasurer:                        Christmas editor:Bob Bair                          Ron Mitchell 6552 N. 400E                      British Columbia Kendallville, IN 46755            CanadaIf you need something from any of us, let us know in order that we can help, or direct you to someone who can. ALL orders for ANN subscriptions should go directly to Bob Bair because of the bookkeeping involved. He will paeen                                                  anywhere.You decide to procrastinate, but you never get around to it.Your children begin to look middle aged.After painting the town red, you have to take a long rest                           before applying the second coat.Your mind makes contracts that your body can't meet.You finally reach the top of the ladder and find it leaning                                    against the wrong wall.with Marcel DeKogel's Power- paint Utility.  That program is a real milestone, and I'm sur- prised that more ADAMites haven't used it.       At any rate, the card production continued following several moments of panic which subsided after I realized that this time for once, Murphy had done his worst without effect.       Then my 486 DX4/120, nicknamed Gates, (because I don't like it really, and it doesn't like me either) began making noises about 'illegal operations' being performed by running softwareÌ1 ×651 The following list is of internet sites for ADAM.  These are not in any particular order and these are considered the best available.   Should you know of any others please leave mail here or E-Mail me on the internet at "DickC@concentric.net"http://www.concentric.net/~DickC/ADAMtoday/ Rich Cassaboon's Home Page for ADAMhttp://www.megalink.net/~sawseb/adm_link.html Bob & Sylvia Sebelist's ADAM Pagehttp://www.komkon.org/~dekogel/adamem.html Marcel DeKogel's ADAM Emulator and Utilities.http: Edge              BBS for your reviewRichBBS2      a look at an actual message in the message areaRichBBS3      message concerning some of the things available              at the Windows EdgeADAM/MGR      list of files in Windows Edge BBS file areaADAMUSER      list of files in Windows Edge BBS file areaBASICPRM      list of files in Windows Edge BBS file areaCOLECO        list of files in Windows Edge BBS file areaDIRECTRY      a directory listing of commands @ Windows Edge BBSEOS/PGMS  ADAMCON 09 Home Pagehttp://www.truespectra.com/~dalew/mtag/ MTAG User's Group Home Pagehttp://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/ADAMNEWS A.N.N.- ADAM NEWS NETWORKhttp://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/HLMjr/ Herman L. Mason's Home Pagehttp://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/HLMjr/hlmgmkha.htm HLM-GMK Hardware/Software Co.http://www.truespectra.com/~dalew/adam/ Dale Wick's Coleco ADAM Pointer Pagehttp://junior.apk.net/~koczwara/hlmgmkha.htm HLM-GMK Hardware/Software Co.http://www.calweb.comage Webpages      a list of websites related to the ADAM computerReadme        This fileRLEmaker      An image file for those who get the TDOS version              of this disk.  You must clone it to EOS to obtain              a self booting version of the program.  EOS users              will be able to self boot this disk.  There will               be a file called BREAK to separate the program              files (first on the disk) from the text files on              the end of the disk. IF yÌ1 ×65              Jan 1998 ADAM NEWS NETWORK disk                          ---------------------------------------------------------------Newsubs       Time to renew your ANN subscription, here's howReviews       a review of ADAMBOMB 2.  Plans call for an actual              loading portion of the game for future ANN disk              use.  It would be crippled but show the first              screens so you could get a feel for the game. RichBBS1      a view of the opening screens of the Windows//members.aol.com/jpsoftco/roms.htm New Roms and Games for various game platforms.http://www.sponsor.net/~gchance/ColecovisionStuff/Docs/docs.html Gregg Chance's Colecovision Page.http://www.infinet.com/~ngsippel/cv.html Norman Sippel's Colecovision Home Page.http://www.monmouth.com/~pcjohn/coleco.html John's Video Games page.http://www.gamepen.com/gamewire/classic/classic.html Dave's Video Game Classics.http://www.flash.net/~coleco/ ADAM'S House Home Pagehttp://junior.apk.net/~drushel/ac09.html     list of files in Windows Edge BBS file areaEOSUTILS      list of files in Windows Edge BBS file areaMISCPGMS      list of files in Windows Edge BBS file areaGal-Honr      thank you message concerning the Gallery of HonorHarddisk      from the archives, an article on the feasability              of adding a harddrive to your computerRichClee      a list to Santa from the Clee'sRon1211       Ron Mitchell's week with ADAM from early DecStones        A quiz from Jack & Jean Stone about your /~jblenkle/adam/ Joe Blenkle's Web Page with Expandable Computer News ReprintsThere you have it!  IF in fact you have access to the Internet via a dosbox (as Rich Clee so lovingly calls it), take flight and check these out.  - Editor - t this time for once, Murphy had done his worst without effect.       Then my 486 DX4/120, nicknamed Gates, (because I don't like it really, and it doesn't like me either) began making noises about 'illegal operations' being performed by running softwareou like the program, PLEASE              consider a donation to the author and get the docs.BREAK         a file only on the EOS disk as a separator filele areaGal-Honr      thank you message concerning the Gallery of HonorHarddisk      from the archives, an article on the feasability              of adding a harddrive to your computerRichClee      a list to Santa from the Clee'sRon1211       Ron Mitchell's week with ADAM from early DecStones        A quiz from Jack & Jean Stone about your ååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååååage Webpages      a list of websites related to the ADAM computerReadme        This fileRLEmaker      An image file for those who get the TDOS version              of this disk.  You must clone it to EOS to obtain              a self booting version of the program.  EOS users              will be able to self boot this disk.  There will               be a file called BREAK to separate the program              files (first on the disk) from the text files on              the end of the disk. 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