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‡&Clee1A    €Clee2A    Clee3A    €Clee4A    DwickA     HardDriveA!HareA     "€Readmea    $Ron1A     '€AHsoftA   )AC11infoA 5SubscripA 8RegisterAT:ReadmeAEFT> Dot Matrix Printer Card, Expansion Memory Cards from 64K to 256K, and Hard Disk Drive interface Cards), plus external card slot on the right end, and disk drive port on the left end for a single cable connection to add a floppy disk drive (320K to 1.44 Megabyte Capacity). Other connectors: RF (TV) output, Monitor (Video) output, and combination Audio/Video output to a composite input monitor or TV equipped with A/V inputs.    $49.95 EA; $99 FOR 3 ADAM COMPUTER CONSOLE NO TAPE DRIVE Same console as aboveÌ1 ×75ADAM'S HOUSE SALE !!!!!!!!! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++COLECO CLEARANCE HARDWAREPlease read the following information carefully:The following hardware items are available at the listed prices, as is, while quantities last or this offer exists. Each item is new (unless otherwise noted) and tested prior to delivery, but no warranty is expressed or implied. Shipping and handling is not included and will be added to the total order. Email or call for ship=================ADAM COMPUTER CONSOLE W/ TAPE DRIVE - R80 CPU with one Datadrive tape unit (space for a second drive) to boot Tape Software and SyperGames, and save or load files on blank Digital Datapack tapes. Play Coleco Game Cartridges (virtually indestructible plastic plug-in software on Micro Chips) using Game Controllers (two 9 pin ports available). Separate Game and Computer Reset Switches. Expandable console features three card slots under the top access cover (internal Modem or serial card, AuxADAMCONA  B€Pothole1A DPothole2A H€Pothole3A T€SydgenA   UTwekTDOSA X€AC11logol

‡&BLOCKS LEFTv*BLOCKS LEFTv*. with no Datadrive Unit)  $29.95 EA; $60 FOR 3 ADAM COMPUTER KEYBOARD IN BOX - One of the best feeling (sensitivity) keyboards in existence features six SmartKEYS for Menu Control of many programs from the keyboard. Arrow keys and Home Key position cursor. Many special function keys that correspond with SmartWRITER Word Processor and other program functions. Allows attachment of Controller Holder to place one Hand Controller with numeric keypad at the right end of the keyboard. Operates with its own MicrGAME BOARD (TOP) NONWORKING A nonworking Video/Game board to provide spare parts and impossible to find parts for repairs. $2.95 EA; $10 FOR 5 <ADAM PRINTER CIRCUIT BOARD Printer circuit board replaces defective boards in the Adam Printer. Resolves many improper ribbon advance and print head strike situations, printer recognition problems, etc. $10 EA; $25 FOR 3 ADAM PRINTER GEAR BOX Replacement gear box to cure jamming and multi- line feed problems in the Adam Printer. $10 EA; $25 FOR 3 ADAM PRINT9.95 EA ADAM COMPUTER POWER SUPPLY -Power Supply unit for replacement of ADAM Printer. Unit runs cooler, and is much smaller (8 X 9 X 3.25 inch) taking up less space than the ADAM Printer. Provides 250 watt voltages to the Adam system.   $20 EA $48 FOR 3 ADAM COMPUTER DATADRIVE - New tape drive units for adding a second tape drive or replacement of worn out Digital Datadrive unit. High speed forward and reverse data location, two track read/write head, and fully automatic function. Easy connection - 3d into Slot #3 under the Top Access Cover of the ADAM Memory Console. . A connection is made between the two cards to complete the circuit for the extra memory recognition.  $20 EA; $48 FOR 3ADAM COMPUTER 256K MEMORY EXPANSION CARD To add larger memory up to 256K requires installation of the desired memory card in slot #3 AND a card that will address the memory above 64K in slot #2. (The Slot #2 Card can be our Multi-purpose interface Card - MIB3)  $30 EA; $78 FOR 3ADAM COMPUTER MIB3 MULTI-PURPOSE IN version R80 replaces earlier versions (press control key and R key upon power up to reveal revision number) $20 EA; $48 FOR 3 ADAM COMPUTER LOGIC BOARD (BOTTOM) NONWORKING A malfunctioning Logic Board with all the parts, including specialized chips you need to repair your Adam    $2.95 EA; $10 FOR 5 ADAM COMPUTER VIDEO/GAME BOARD (TOP) Replaces the top game board associated with problems like scrambled video, color problems, sound problems, and image clarity. $15 EA; $33 FOR 3 ADAM COMPUTER VIDEO/oProcessor chip to allow continued typing even during line-feeds, etc.   $10 EA; $18 FOR 3ADAM COMPUTER PRINTER - USED - Daisy Wheel printer with built-in System Power Supply prints bi-directionally in letter quality PICA 10 font (print wheel may be easily changed for a different font). On/Off switch on rear. Includes one Snap-in Ribbon Cartridge. Latest revision print head for quieter, more efficient printing. Connects to the ADAM Memory Console (left end) via supplied 9 pin connector and gray cable. $4ER PRINT HEAD ASSEMBLY Print Head assembly (holds the Ribbon Cartridge, available separately) replaces old style or defective print heads in the Adam Printer. Resolves many printing associated problems including wrong character printing, ribbon advance problems, and others. Improves print quality.   $10 EA; $25 FOR 3 ADAM COMPUTER 64K MEMORY EXPANSION CARD ADAM has a built-in RAM Memory of 64K. Many programs now require additional Expansion Memory, easily accomplished by inserting a 64K RAM Expansion Car screws and two plug in connectors. $20 EA; $48 FOR 3 ADAM COMPUTER 300 BAUD INTERNAL MODEM - 300 Baud internal modem installs in Slot #1 under the Memory Console top access cover to provide tele- communication with other computers and Bulletin Board Systems. New in the box. Includes ADAMLINK I connection software. Yes, People do surf the Web with it. $15 EA; $33 FOR 3 ADAM COMPUTER LOGIC BOARD (BOTTOM) Replaces bottom logic board in the stand alone console to resolve black screen/hum problems. LatestTERFACE CARD - Our Multi-purpose expansion card allows the same functions of the Printer Interface Card above, plus it provides Two Serial Ports that can be used to attach an External Modem (300 to 9600 Baud), a Terminal (at 19,200 Baud) for display of 80 column text like found in CP/M and TDOS, or other serial devices. The card installs in slot #2 under the ADAM Memory Console top access cover. $35 EA; $99 FOR 3 ADAM COMPUTER DUAL SERIAL INTERFACE CARD - This interface card installs in Slot #1 and proviged on the Original TotalShip-To Location     Service    Large Item Rate   Small Item Rate --------------------------------------------------------------------- 48 Contiguous     UPS Ground                  or USPO        $10 to $20     $6 to $10 Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico       UPS 2nd                   Day Air        $15 up          $8 up Canada            USPO Standard                  or Air Mail    $15 to $25      $8 upNOTE: Shipping charges to Canada do not include GST, PST, or any other dut for a single cable connection to add a floppy disk drive (320K to 1.44 Mega byte Capacity).  $5 EA; $35 FOR 10 ADAM COMPUTER MODULE 3 LOGIC BOARD Replaces defective circuit boards in Module #3 Adam Console   $4 EA; $30 FOR 10 COLECOVISION VIDEO GAME PARTS BOARD (NONWORKING) Parts board for finding specialized chips for repairing Colecovision Game Consoles. $8.95 EA RF CABLE TO TV SWITCHBOX Ten foot RF Cable for connection of Coleco vision or Adam Computer to TV (Switch Box adapter required on TV Aÿýýýÿýÿÿÿýÿÿýýýýýýýýýýýýýýýýýýýýýïÿïÿïÿÿÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïÿÿÿÿÿÿÿïÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿïÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿíííííííííííííííííííííííííííííííýíííýíýýýíýýííííííííííííííííííííýíïïïíïïïíïïïíïïÿíïïïíïïïíïïïïïïïíïïïïïïïíïïïïïïïíïïïïïïïïïïïïïïïííííííííííííííííííííííííííííííí 20 Business Days Normally Unless Notified Otherwise Shipping Charges: Domestic (U.S) - U.P.S. Ground or USPO Shipping Charges apply. Other destinations available at an extra charge. See Below.Sales: All sales are final and may not be returned after acceptance. Pricing & Description: All Pricing is Subject to Change. We are not responsible for errors in pricing or descriptions. Restocking Charge: In the Event an Order is Cancelled, Refused, and/or Returned for any Reason, a 25% Restocking Fee will be Chardes the serial port functions as explained in the Multi-Purpose interface card description above. $30 EA; $78 FOR 3 MODULE #3 CONSOLE NO TAPE DRIVE - The Module #3 Memory Console replacement, with no Digital Datadrive tape unit. Expandable console features three card slots under the top access cover (internal Modem or serial card, Aux Dot Matrix Printer Card, Expansion Memory Cards from 64K to 256K, and Hard Disk Drive interface Cards), plus card slot on the right end, and disk drive port on the left endies or taxes which may be applicable.ÍííýíýíííýíýíýíýÍýíýíýíýíýíýýýýýíýýýýýýÿýÿýýíýíýíýýýíýýýíýýýíýýýíïïïíïïÿíïïÿïïÿÿíïïïíïïÿíïïïïÿïÿíïïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿÿïíýýýýýýýíýýýýýýýíýýýýýýýíýýýýÿýntenna input). Can also be used from the Stand Alone Adam Console Monitor output to any TV with Video input jack on the A/V panel. $3.95 EA; $25 FOR 10 ADAMNET CABLE TO KEYBOARD OR DISK DRIVE Coiled cable used on the Adam Computer to connect the keyboard or disk drive to the AdamNet connector slot. $3.95 EA; $25 for 10 These items are offered by Coleco Adam's House Sales Tax: 6.75% Sales Tax Charged To Texas Residents Terms: MasterCard, Visa, American Express. 5% Non-Cash fee charged. Delivery: WithinÌ1 ×71Coleco Customer,We now offer a new CLEARANCE SITE for many Colecovision Hardware, Software (including games), and Game Cartridges.  Please go to:http://www.flash.net/~coleco/clearance.htmWe will be depleting most of our excess inventory from our warehouse at the very low prices during the next few weeks.  Drop by and see if there is something you need.Coleco Adam's House http://www.flash.net/~coleco. $$|$D†ÿîÿ»ÿîÿ»ÿîÿ»ÿîÿ»ÿïÿ»ÿïÿ»ÿÿ€€€ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ>Àðø€çÿóÀÀÁ€€€€Ààð€€€€Ààðüüüüüüüü?ÇçÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿàÀÀÀÇÏÿÿ€€€€üø~~~~~~~~`    (0ÿîÿÿÿÿ€€ÿîÿÿÿÿÿïÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿxpàð|Ã<<zàÀüðpàÀÁxðððàààÀ?<<|8x8qóçüçïÇ>>¼£çÇ>ÂÄ€0pÀàÀÀÀÀ@@@àÀÀÀÀ@@@üüüüüüüü??ÿ?ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿüøøþøà€~~~~~~~~øDDx@@À0HHH0???ÿÿÿÿïÏÿÿÿÿüÿÿÿÿàÿÿÿý=ÿÿÿàÀÿÿÿssÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ¿ŸÿÿÿùñÿÿÿÇÃÿÿÿààÿÿÿÿÿÿ °ÿÿÿÿÿÿ °üüüøDDxPHÆØh@@`øDDx@@Àÿÿ»ÿîÿ»ÿÿ»ÿîÿ»ÿÿ»ÿïÿ»ÿÿÿ€€€ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿøüüüüüü8|}ÿ``àà~~~~~~~ping amount if sending a money order, or see chart at bottom of this page. 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Restocking Charge: In the Event an Order is Cancelled, Refused, and/or Returned for any Reason, a 25% Restocking Fee will be Charged on the Original TotalShip-To Location     Service    Large Item Rate   Small Item Rate --------------------------------------------------------------------- 48 Contiguous     UPS Ground                  or USPO        $10 to $20     $6 to $10 Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico       UPS 2nd                   Day Air        $15 up  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^îîîîîîîîîîîîîîîî^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^îîîîîîîîîîîîîîîî^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^NNNNNNNNNNNN^NNNN^NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^îîîîîîîîîîîîîîîî^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ems are offered by Coleco Adam's House Sales Tax: 6.75% Sales Tax Charged To Texas Residents Terms: MasterCard, Visa, American Express. 5% Non-Cash fee charged. Delivery: Within 20 Business Days Normally Unless Notified Otherwise Shipping Charges: Domestic (U.S) - U.P.S. Ground or USPO Shipping Charges apply. Other destinations available at an extra charge. See Below.Sales: All sales are final and may not be returned after acceptance. Pricing & Description: All Pricing is Subject to Change. We are not res^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^îîîîîîîîîîîîîîîîîîî^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^îîîîîîîîîîîîîîîî^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^        $8 up Canada            USPO Standard                  or Air Mail    $15 to $25      $8 upNOTE: Shipping charges to Canada do not include GST, PST, or any other duties or taxes which may be applicable.ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿïÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿïïïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïïïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïïïÿïÿÿÿïÿÿÿÿÿÿÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïÿÿÿïÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ reported the copy written successfully but the disc wouldn't boot and when I looked at the first few locks with File Manager, there were no directory entries and nothing had been written from block 2 on. Strange and not consistent behaviour. Is anyone out there familiar with this program, its tricks and traps, and able to suggest how to make it go? Given the many easier alterna- tives this is mainly an academic exercise, but now I'm curious. Answers, anyone? - Rich C.Ì1 ×74From Richard Clee:Had lots of messages all ready to go last night, then got a screen freeze and lost everything. So let me enlarge now on what was behind my tech questions posting. First, on the MI drives, I have one I need to get fixed for a customer. Howard would try it if he had the schematics, Geoff might take a whirl (no guarantees) for the hell of it, and I wouldn't mind asking where Dan Elliott stands if I had an email address for him. Do you know if he has one? - RichNOTE:  ANYBODY got ion ran into obstacles at block 16,  and in a couple of cases reported the copy written successfully but   the disc wouldn't boot and when I looked at the first few blocks   with File Manager, there were no directory entries and nothing had  been written from block 2 on. Strange and not consistent behaviour.  Is anyone out there familiar with this program, its tricks and traps,  and able to suggest how to make it go? Given the many easier   alternatives this is mainly an academic exercise, but now I'Ì1 ×72From Rich Clee:One of my customers was recently trying this program, which with game save, cartcopy, multicart backup and others I have never had incentive to try. He couldn't make it work. I tried each of two copies I had from different ources. The weird part is, that on one try everything went right and I got a cartridge copy that I was able to boot and run. In some other attempts it ung writing the copy, and when I used the verify function ran into obstacles at block 16, and in a couple of casesÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿíýýÿýÿýÿýýÿÿýÿýÿíýýÿýÿýÿýÿýÿýÿÿÿýÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿýÿýÿýÿýÿýÿÿÿýÿÿÿýÿÿÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïÿÿÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿíííïíïíÿíïíÿíííÿíííïíïíÿíííÿíÿÿÌ1 ×72On Wed, 10 Mar 1999, Frances &/or Richard Clee wrote:> One of my customers was recently trying this program, which with   gamesave, cartcopy, multicart backup and others I have never had   incentive to try. He couldn't make it work. I tried each of two   copies I had from different sources. The weird part is, that on one   try everything went right and I got a cartridge copy that I was able   to boot and run. In some other attempts it hung writing the copy,   and when I used the verify functany ideas on the Micro Innovations drives ???? OR have a line on an email address for Computer Classics (Dan Elliott) ??? and will be added to the total order. Email or call for shipping amount if sending a money order, or see chart at bottom of this page. Visa/MC/AMEX cards will also be accepted with a 5% bank fee. Shipments will be made in a timely manner after payment processing, item testing, and order packaging. Allow at least 30 days for receipt in the USA and Canada. No returns or allowances m   curious. Answers, anyone? - Rich C. From Geoff Oltmans:Hmmm...that's strange. I've never had a problem using gamesave before. Basically, all you have to do is insert the cartridge, run the gamesave program, and it will tell you to type another command after running the program (i.e. save 065 file) and it saves it to disk as a CP/M execut able.Now, I haven't tried using the program with TDOS, so that might be your problem. I'd susuggest that you try booting from a CP/M (rather than TDOS) boot dise snooper program shows no board installed. The installation program has been run, and uninstalled, and re-installed, but so far she has been quite unable to persuade the machine to recognize the board is there. At least she did, by a rather major feat of file manipulation and system analysis, get a complex and undocumented freeware paint program up and running, despite among other things a couple of misdirected paths and a file in the wrong format.   And while all of this is going on, our faithful Adam pluÌ1 ×74From Rich Clee about his ADAM and comments on Jerry Vrancks termoils....My condolences to Jerry Vrancks; now if all of us will send our sympathy individually he won't have to go back to coladam-admin and download all our addresses again. I can get very sympathetic. Sunday night I decided to boot up Partition Magic and resize the four logical drives on my hard disc. Just followed the directions and everything went swimmingly. So at the end it asked "reboot now?" and I gave it the OK. After which my#3, AdamCALC uses it as a Printer Buffer to continue printing while you continue work on the next spreadsheet you load into memory.  $10 EACH AE & CHOPLIFTER GAME SOFTWARE - A.E. and CHOPLIFTER. A. E. is a space invader type game in which bird-like invaders swirling in and fire at your gunship. You can move left and right and return fire. Choplifter is the same game as available on cartridge in which you pilot a helicopter to rescue captured soldiers and return them to base. You must evade tank fire and ter, a very helpful techie had shown me what was wrong, how to use the specialized tricks built into Partition Magic to restore the situation, and I was back with my C drives working again. I reckon my hands should stop shaking by Thursday. Frances meanwhile has been having a similar challenge with the Amiga. We have a new Opalvision video board. First it was broken, but the vendor fixed that in due course. Now it produces a picture, but it's just the limited one the Amiga produces without the board, and thk with gamesa.com and save.com on it, and try it from there.            *Geoff!*ere you left off. Excellent music and sound effects, graphics.  $15 EA ADAMCALC SOFTWARE LESS MANUAL - Popular and powerful SpreadSheet program will keep your Financial and Inventory Records, Journals, Accounts, Budgets, plus much more. Uses all Math formulas to compute rows and column totals, averages, etc. Sort columns alphabetically and numerically. SmartKEY Menu Labels (I - gs on, hardly ever crashing even when we do something excruciatingly dumb, running programs just like it's told to, recognizing all its peripherals without anyminstallation program at all and even, when something goes wrong, proving eminently fixable even by those of us far from expert in its workings. Maybe not quite as reliable as a hammer, but pretty close to the toaster. And Y2K? What's that? Simple answers can so often stay so satisfying. Love my Adam. - Rich Clee D artition had turned to C, my E partition had turned to D, and both my C partitions had vanished, along with both operating systems, of course. Gives one a bit of a turn, that.I approached this catastrophe in a calm and rational manner. So once Frances had persuaded me to stop sucking my thumb and come out from under the bed, I set up the computer by the phone with all rescue discs booted and ready, and phoned the PowerQuest help line. And, 45 minutes worth of prime-time long distance charges to Utah laÌ1 ×70Hi all,Since I'm going to be changing jobs, my old email address (dalew@truespectra.com) will no longer work, and you can reach me at dmwick@home.com or (if you're patient) at dmwick@csclub.uwaterloo.caDale -- dmwick@csclub.uwaterloo.ca   | Ask me about my Coleco Adam.  It does tricks Maintainer of the Coleco Adam list. Mail coladam-admin@csclub. uwaterloo.ca Adam homepage at http://www.csclub.uwaterloo.ca/u/ dmwick/adam.htmlch to his dismay, the rabbit was dead. The driver felt so awful, he began to cry.A woman driving down the highway saw the man crying on the side of the road and pulled over. She stepped out of her car and asked the man what was wrong. "I feel terrible," he explained, "I accidentally hit this rabbit and killed it."The woman told the man not to worry. She knew what to do. She went to her car trunk, and pulled out a spray can. She walked over to the limp, dead rabbit, and sprayed the contents of the can onÌ1 ×67                HARD DRIVE CARDS/SYSTEMS===============================================================The ADAM NEWS NETWORK has purchased  some of the last remaining Micro Innovations hard drive interface cards in order to have them available to our ADAM community.  We are making these cards available to all our readers along with the necessary cable and detailed instructions for installation.  IF you are in doubt about performing this surgery yourself; we will supply you with a console complete"  The woman turned the can around so that the man could read the label. It said:                   (Brace yourself)      "Hair spray."      "Restores life to dead hair."      "Adds permanent wave." Submitted by: Joy M. Sandborn              Health Statistics              Dept. Tech.  things a couple of misdirected paths and a file in the wrong format.   And while all of this is going on, our faithful Adam pluÌ1 ×72From the Comical Dept of ADAM NEWS NETWORK run by Dr.Zonk Lynch======================================================================= "Dead Hare"A man was driving along the highway, and saw a rabbit hopping across the middle of the road. He swerved to avoid hitting the rabbit, but unfortunately the rabbit jumped in front of the car and was hit.The driver, being a sensitive man as well as an animal lover, pulled over to the side of the road, and got out to see what had become of the rabbit. Mu D artition had turned to C, my E partition had turned to D, and both my C partitions had vanished, along with both operating systems, of course. Gives one a bit of a turn, that.I approached this catastrophe in a calm and rational manner. So once Frances had persuaded me to stop sucking my thumb and come out from under the bed, I set up the computer by the phone with all rescue discs booted and ready, and phoned the PowerQuest help line. And, 45 minutes worth of prime-time long distance charges to Utah lato the rabbit.Miraculously the rabbit came to life, jumped up, waved its paw at the two humans and hopped down the road. 50 feet away the rabbit stopped, turned around, waved and hopped down the road, another 50 feet, turned, waved and hopped another 50 feet. It continued this action until it was out of sight.The man was astonished. He couldn't figure out what substance could be in the woman's spray can!!He ran over to the woman and asked, "What is in your spray can? What did you spray on that rabbit? with the interface card installed, an IDE harddrive to match, powered from the ADAM itself !   All you do is plug this console in to your own printer and keyboard.The cost of the interface card, cable and instructions is $65.00  plus $5.00 shipping.  The cost of a console WITH the card, harddrive, cable complete with internal power hookup is $125.00 plus $15.00 for shipping.Contact me phone, US mail or email and we can set you up!Editor - Bob SlopsemaÌ1 ×74                April 1999 ADAM NEWS NETWORK DISK++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++AHsale        The four files listed to the left are all text AHhard        files about the sale of ADAM/ColecoVision products AHsoft        ADAM'S HOUSE has this month for sale.  Terry is AHcarts       selling a lot of hardware items at a discount; also              discounting some software items, and a lot of cart-              ridges (all the cart files are on disk # 2 as 1-12). #3, AdamCALC uses it as a Printer Buffer to continue printing while you continue work on the next spreadsheet you load into memory.  $10 EACH AE & CHOPLIFTER GAME SOFTWARE - A.E. and CHOPLIFTER. A. E. is a space invader type game in which bird-like invaders swirling in and fire at your gunship. You can move left and right and return fire. Choplifter is the same game as available on cartridge in which you pilot a helicopter to rescue captured soldiers and return them to base. You must evade tank fire and eeds help with solving.               Also he has been having some tribulations with his              illustrious "dosbox".Dwick         Dale has a new email address and also gives us the               list of email subscribers to the ADAM list on the               internet.Hare          A cute little ditty......although not necessarily               related to the ADAM or this newsletter.  Use it               wisely!Harddriv      A.N.N. has something you just might be interested in!Ron1     d completely destroyed Sunday afternoon.The 386 crashed two sentences from the end of a community net report I was doing, and no... I had not saved. The 286, like its owner, cannot remember one date from another, devours boot disks, has a dead CMOS, and keeps forgetting that a hard drive is present.Windows 98 informs me that my 2 gig hard drive is on its way eastward and will not make it over the Rockies in its present state. I have been advised by the redoubtable Scandisk to check the unitt daily for a  The time has              come to think about it !  Only 3 months and a few              days till the last ADAM convention this millimium !ADAMCON       The official opening announcement from ADAMCON 11.Readme        This file.by those of us far from expert in its workings. Maybe not quite as reliable as a hammer, but pretty close to the toaster. And Y2K? What's that? Simple answers can so often stay so satisfying. Love my Adam. - Rich Clee             IF you want some of these products, now is the time               to load up as he has quantity discounts on some               items; mostly hardware.  As always, contact Terry               first to make sure he has it available, what condition              the item is in, what the price is, and how much the               shipping  will cost.  As always, I recommend using               your charge card to keep things simple, neat and tidy.     Clee1-4       Rich has some problems he nÌ1 ×73From Ron Mitchell concerning poor Rich Clee's problems........Much as I hate to admit it to the world, I'm beginning to believe that Rich Clee may be right.Can almost hear the ADAMs duly assembled and present here in the snake pit suppressing chuckles as the 486 chokes once again on its own sputum, and advises me to contact the 'program vendor'.Even Commodore Ron this week was on the edge of propelling two C= units through the front window at high velocity. Neither would perform as expected, an     Mr Mitchell comments on Rich C's views of ADAM and              the "other" machine.Pothole1-3    Gene Welch gives us some guidance on the ways and               wiles of machine programming.SndGen        Gene Welch has contributed this sound generator              for our use.Twektdos      An article by Ron Collins (guru for our past) on              getting the most out of your TDOS.Subscrib      Details on getting the ANN delivered to you!Register      Registration form for ADAMCON 11. pulse, which may stop at any minute without warning. Linux will write to and read from the very same hard drive without complaint, but persists in opening up CD Music players all over the screen. Each time boot, one more CD Player is added.  I am told to contact my System Administrator for a solution to that and also to inform him (or her) that I need permission to use the LINUX screensavers which are now operating with 'shadow' passwords. If I ever tell this computer that the System Administrator is busyhow your location, and the arrow keys move you about the ship. In this version, however, you may store the game and resume it where you left off. Excellent music and sound effects, graphics.  $15 EA ADAMCALC SOFTWARE LESS MANUAL - Popular and powerful SpreadSheet program will keep your Financial and Inventory Records, Journals, Accounts, Budgets, plus much more. Uses all Math formulas to compute rows and column totals, averages, etc. Sort columns alphabetically and numerically. SmartKEY Menu Labels (I - Ì1 ×75ADAM'S HOUSE SALE !!!!!!! ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++COLECO CLEARANCE SOFTWAREPlease read the following information carefully:The following software titles are available at the listed prices, as is, while quantities last or this offer exists. Each item is new (unless otherwise noted) and tested prior to delivery, but no is expressed or implied. In general, Software comes in Datapack format packaged loose in a cassette case with the original identi#3, AdamCALC uses it as a Printer Buffer to continue printing while you continue work on the next spreadsheet you load into memory.  $10 EACH AE & CHOPLIFTER GAME SOFTWARE - A.E. and CHOPLIFTER. A. E. is a space invader type game in which bird-like invaders swirling in and fire at your gunship. You can move left and right and return fire. Choplifter is the same game as available on cartridge in which you pilot a helicopter to rescue captured soldiers and return them to base. You must evade tank fire and are provided. All sales are final!======================================================================== Adam Computer Software ========================================================================2010 THE TEXT ADVENTURE GAME SOFTWARE, Boxed - This game is similar to the cartridge version, 2010 GRAPHIC ACTION GAME, in that you are aboard the Discovery orbiting above the moon IO. SmartKEY Labels help you make selections to repair and power up Discover before it falls out of orbit. Graphic pictures s hiding on the other side of the mirror, it will probably never stop laughing.Meanwhile the ADAMs duly assembled and present continue to chuckle. Some nights, I can hear them laughing out loud.Another day in the snakepit, and Rich Clee has it right, completely right.Ron Mitchellt out of your TDOS.Subscrib      Details on getting the ANN delivered to you!Register      Registration form for ADAMCON 11.IV) correspond to the keyboard SmartKEYS and guide you easily in using AdamCALC. A thorough manual provides an introduction to using AdamCALC, along with sample spreadsheets for a Budget, IRA Plan, Balance Sheet, Inventory, Loan, and BreakEven Analysis. SpreadSheets can be printed with the ADAM Printer. (Optional patch soft ware allows printing a spreadsheet file, or patching AdamCALC to allow Dot Matrix printing directly from the program. # 129 - $7.95.)  If you have a 64K Expansion Card installed in slot fying card within the cassette case. Manuals are provided with software, except as noted. Shipping and handling is not included and will be added to the total order. Email or call for shipping amount if sending a money order, or see chart at bottom of this page. Visa/MC/AMEX cards will also be accepted with a 5% bank fee. Shipments will be made in a timely manner after payment processing, item testing, and order packaging. Allow at least 30 days for receipt in the USA and Canada. No returns or allowances occasional diving jet aircraft. Excellent graphics and sound effects.  $10 EACHBLANK DATAPACKS (10 PAK) - Original Ten high quality LORAN Formatted Digital Datapack Tapes with 256K storage capacity.  $10 PAK BUCK ROGERS SUPERGAME - Like the Cartridge Game except additional screens and Hall of Fame make it even more exciting. Terrific sound effects and graphics.  $5 EACHDONKEY KONG SUPERGAME - Like the original Donkey Kong Game Cartridge version, this game has some surprises and additional graphic anposes. $5 EAFLASHCARD TRIVIA (FOR FLASHCARD MAKER) SOFTWARE, New, Boxed Premade set of Trivia flashcards for Flashcard Maker (required)  $5 EAFLASHCARD VOCABULATOR (FOR FLASHCARD MAKER) SOFTWARE, New, Boxed Premade set of Vocabulary word flashcards for Flashcard Maker (required) $5 EA FLASHBACKS (FOR FLASHCARD MAKER) SOFTWARE, New, Boxed Premade set of History flashcards for Flashcard Maker (required) $4 EAHOME SOFTWARE LIBRARY (32 PROGRAMS) - 32 Basic programs that run after you install SmartBAs sword, agility, and swiftness to complete each scene. The object is to rescue Princess Daphne, who has been kidnaped by the evil dragon, by going through the enchanted castle. Dirk must overcome the Air Genie, snapping skulls, flaming ropes, the weapons room of whirling death, the ramps and giddy goons, the tentacle room, the deadly checkerboard with the Phantom Knight, and finally slay the fire breathing dragon. If Dirk dies, you'll see him disintegrate into a skeleton, but you have five Dirks on all fou, and a list of ingredients that can be printed on your ADAM printer. Add your own favorite recipes, too. Choose from other recipe collections. Recipes are grouped for easy selection, or you can choose according to specific ingredients. $5 EA RICHARD SCARRY'S WORDBOOK SOFTWARE - Wordbook provides children a learning experience from associating words to objects and sounds. The child uses the hand controller to drive a car through colorful graphic scenes full of objects. Pressing the side button at designatmily Feud allows two families to compete for the right to play the Bonus Round. Excellent graphics and sound effects, music. When you've played the 26 rounds in this game, purchase the game pack below to keep playing fresh rounds. As good as it gets!  $15 EAFLASHCARD MAKER SOFTWARE, New, Boxed - Create a set of flashcards of questions and answers on any subject, or select the premade sets listed below. Once created these flashcards can be shuffled and used by the child of reading age for educational purimation, plus a Hall of Fame screen to keep your scores permanent. $15 EACH DONKEY KONG JUNIOR SUPERGAME - Like the Game Cartridge version, this game has additional surprises and screens, animation, and a Hall of Fame screen to keep your scores permanent. $15 EA DRAGON'S LAIR SUPERGAME - This Coleco SuperGame uses high quality graphics and animation, along with music and sound effects, to allow you to role play as the king's champion and bravest knight. Using the controller, Dirk the Daring must use hiSIC V1. Application programs: Biorhythm, Checkbook, Decide, Loan, Mileage, Quest/Exam. Education programs: Arithmetic, Flashcard, Metric, Numbers, Tachist, Vocabulary. Games & Graphics: Decode, Groan, Jot, Obstacle, Roadrace, Wari, Kaleido, Sparkle, Squares, Walloons. Mathematics & Misc.: Curve, Diffequation, Graph, Integrate, Simeqn, Stats, Birthday, PI, Powers, and Pythag. On disk or datapack. $10 EA RECIPE FILER SOFTWARE, New, boxed - A database of recipes that you can choose. Each includes directionsr skill levels and can earn a bonus Dirk. Hall of Fame screen, and Pause features. Highly recommended.  $15 EA EXPERTYPE SOFTWARE - Expertype is a typing tutor program on datapack or disk that allows the entire family to individually learn to type at ones on pace. Each person can pick up where he or she left off in the learn- ing process. This allows young and old to learn properly as ADAM controls the speed and pace.  $7 EA FAMILY FEUD GAME SOFTWARE, Boxed - Just like the TV Game of the same name, Faed points provides the word and associated sounds. Collections of scenes (e.g., The Park) give a variety of sights and sounds. Different skill levels provide formats to continue to challenge the child for many years. Age 4 and up. $10 EA SMARTBASIC SOFTWARE - The original SmartBASIC included with the ADAM Computer System on Digital Datapack. SmartBASIC is necessary to run programs included on numerous volumes in our Public Domain library (see ADAM PROGRAM LIBRARY volumes 1, 3 - 12). Create your own progr! Onscreen instructions provide all the information you'll need to complete each game, but a forty page manual is also provided. $12 EAZAXXON SUPERGAME - New, Boxed - A stunning 3-D Space Game that takes you across alien asteroid fortresses. Like the Cartridge Game version, except added screens, animation, and Hall of Fame Score Keeper. Face the evil robot Zaxxon and his fierce armies trying to enslave the galaxy. Save game and restart at same point. On disk or datapack tape (specify)   $7 EA These itcessor to type personalized letters using SmartFiler database names and information. All you need is a blank Loran Digital Datapack tape for each database you create. $10 EASMARTLETTERS & FORMS SOFTWARE, New, Boxed - A comprehensive collection of specific letters and forms for use in numerous occasions. Saves you time in composing letters, resumes, and proper forms and letters. Smart KEY Labels group forms and letters for selection. Simply change name and address information and print on your ADAM printeponsible for errors in pricing or descriptions. Restocking Charge: In the Event an Order is Cancelled, Refused, and/or Returned for any Reason, a 25% Restocking Fee will be Charged on the Original TotalShip-To Location     Service    Large Item Rate   Small Item Rate --------------------------------------------------------------------- 48 Contiguous     UPS Ground                  or USPO        $10 to $20     $6 to $10 Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico       UPS 2nd                   Day Air        $15 up  reated by programmers and donated for your enjoyment . $5 EAWACKY WORD GAMES, Boxed - Once upon a time learning to use a word processor was boring! With this program you can practice SmartWriter word processing functions while playing some of the wackiest word games ever. You'll crack secret codes, unjumble scrambled sentences, write funny stories, even create your own zany games as you explore commands such as insert, print, and move. Every game is guaranteed to tickle your fingertips and your funnyboneams, too. $9.95 EA 93 EA $5 EA SMART FILER SOFTWARE, New, Boxed - Our most popular Coleco Database program is useful for access and printing of up to 1000 records that can be a Name and Address database, Inventory, Library of books and authors, and anything you desire. Simple to set up and use SmartKEY Label operation. Selectively Search and Sort records. Search up to four fields in each record (by zip code or state or a coded entry, etc.). Include a Text portion for notes. Use with the SmartWriter Word Proems are offered by Coleco Adam's House Sales Tax: 6.75% Sales Tax Charged To Texas Residents Terms: MasterCard, Visa, American Express. 5% Non-Cash fee charged. Delivery: Within 20 Business Days Normally Unless Notified Otherwise Shipping Charges: Domestic (U.S) - U.P.S. Ground or USPO Shipping Charges apply. Other destinations available at an extra charge. See Below.Sales: All sales are final and may not be returned after acceptance. Pricing & Description: All Pricing is Subject to Change. We are not resr, or Dot Matrix Printer (when you run FAST PATCH to boot SmartLetters and Forms). Very useful. $4 EASMARTLOGO SOFTWARE, New, Boxed - A popular programming language that introduces you and your children to Turtle Graphics. LOGO is popular throughout the computer world to learn simple programming steps that create pictures, music and sound, and programs that perform many helpful functions. Programs are also available from our Public Domain library in volumes that each include numerous SmartLOGO programs c        $8 up Canada            USPO Standard                  or Air Mail    $15 to $25      $8 upNOTE: Shipping charges to Canada do not include GST, PST, or any other duties or taxes which may be applicable.ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿïÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿïïïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïïïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïïïÿïÿÿÿïÿÿÿÿÿÿÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïÿÿÿïÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿice stable while the number of delegates has varied and dwindled to a point where we do not have a bargaining tool to use with the hotels.Elsewhere on this disk you will find the new ADAMCON 11 pricing and registration forms.  Plan now to attend and take a vacation IN the beautiful Northwest!!!!  By next month, we WILL have the exact date set in stone!  For now, what we need is for all of those comtemplating attending to suggest subject matter for sessions AND volunteer to lead and make them a reality!   Ì1 ×65IT'S HERE !!!!  IT'S NOW !!!!  IT'S HAPPENIN !!!!That's right !!!!  ADAMCON 11 is about to be a reality !!!! As one of the organizer's of ADAMCON 11, well....maybe one of the turkey's that told the west coaster's that it would be "NO PROBLEM, MON!" to put an ADAM convention on, I have been in touch with the mighty Mitchell AND have this news to report to you concerning ADAMCON 11 !!!!  It will be held in the northern US southwest or southern Canadian northwest area someplace;........in July 1999, sÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿAC11INFOTXTCLONE-ITTXTCLONE21 COMCOLECO1 TXTEMBATFILTXTMODEMTNKIMG MODEMTNKIMG8README  TXTREGISTERFRMRONRAMBLTXTSNOW    TXTSUBSCRIPTXTTAUG#1  TXTTUNTROLLTXTUNTROLLTXTUNTROLLTXTÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=CDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]cdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{|}ƒ„…†‡ˆ‰Š‹ŒŽ‘’“”•–—˜™š›œ£¤¥¦§¨©ª«¬­®¯°±²³´µ¶·¸¹º»¼½ÃÄÅÆÇÈÉÊËÌÍÎÏÐÑÒÓÔÕÖ×ØÙÚÛÜhe ONLY computer that was PRODUCED as year 2000 compliant!  And not intentionally either!================================================================Now for a serious look at the convention plans.  I want to have a head start on ADAMCON 11; the latest projections are IN July, IN the northwest - Seattle or Vancouver area, maybe the island even IF hotel rates come inline, AND we are holding rates at last years levels.  This means that all the committees for a number of years have worked to keep the prÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿíýýÿýÿýÿýýÿÿýÿýÿíýýÿýÿýÿýÿýÿýÿÿÿýÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿýÿýÿýÿýÿýÿÿÿýÿÿÿýÿÿÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïÿïÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïÿÿÿïÿïÿïÿÿÿïÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿíííïíïíÿíïíÿíííÿíííïíïíÿíííÿíÿÿ ADAMCON 11 committee: Ron Mitchell, Jeff Mitchell, Bart Lynch,                       Bob Slopsema & Herman Mason                ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿimply because June and August were eliminated ( I think) from the drawing.  So there you have it !!!!  A definite maybe for June....I mean JULY 1999 in the great northwest somewhere.  See, we are not just sleeping the last good year of the millinium away!  To that end, we have decided to give everyone a price break and just charge what we did last year in Florida for convention costs.  Nevermind the rising inflation rates, we intent to end this century with a BANG!  Remember,.......the ADAM computer WAS tÌ1 ×51        WELCOME TO 1999 !!---------------------------------------------- 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 you need    4 nights room-3         breakfasts, 1 banquet lunches, 1 banquet     $120.00      (in room w/ 2 adults)   $60.00 (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 lunchs, 1 banquet      $230.00       $165.00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 s 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!!!!! Bob is such a nice man.  I'm glad he's our neighbor. December 14: Snow, lovely snow! 8" last night. The temperature  dropped to -20. The cold makes everything sparkle so. The wind  took my breath away, but I warmed up by shoveling the driveway  and sit, l night room........$120.00 Non-delegate spouse meals available for additional cost of:        Fri, Sat, Sun lunch $9 each    For other configurations for attendance, please contact the chairman.  *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 11 delegates that   wish to pay their convention fee in advance thru payments of any amount at any time. All res                           ADAMCON 11  JULY 1999                                                         REGISTRATION RATES--------------------------------------------------------------------------Full Delegate   Thur-Fri-Sat-Sun    Non-delegate spouse      Thur-Fri-Sat-Sun 4 nights room, 3 breakfasts, 3      4 nights room-3         breakfasts-1 banquet lunches, 1 banquet   * $270.00       $200.00    		Full delegate child under 18        Non-delegate child under 18 4 nights room, 3 breakfasts, 3   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 straightens up hi      $185.00       $125.00                                Day Passes      Friday delegate         - w/ lunch only..........................$24.00       * - w/lunch, 1 night room, Sat breakfast...$75.00      Saturday delegate         - w/lunch only...........................$24.00       * - w/lunch,1 night room, Sun breakfast....$75.00      Sunday delegate         - w/lunch only...........................$30.00         - w/lunch and banquet....................$60.00       * - w/lunch, banquedwalks. This is the life!  The snowplow came back this  afternoon and buried everything again. I didn't realize I would  have to do quite this much shoveling, but I'll  certainly get  back in shape this way. I wish I wouldn't huff and puff so much. December 15: 20 inches forecast. Sold my van and bought a 4x4  Blazer.  Bought snow tires for the wife's car and 2 extra  shovels. Stocked the freezer. The wife wants a wood stove in  case the electricity goes out. I think that's silly. We aren't  in Alaervations MUST BE PAID BY JULY 1st to guarantee      registration.                        ADAMCON 11 REGISTRATION FORMNAME                                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              IF you want some of these products, now is the time               to load up as he has quantity discounts on some               items; mostly hardware.  As always, contact Terry               first to make sure he has it available, what condition              the item is in, what the price is, and how much the               shipping  will cost.  As always, I recommend using               your charge card to keep things simple, neat and tidy.              Even IF you don't want any cartrer night x __ = _________ T-Shirt          $10.00  _________ Hat               $7.00  _________                TOTAL   ___________         DEPOSIT/PAID _____________         BALANCE DUE ______________Make checks payable to: "ADAMCON or A.N.N. in US funds and   send to:                ADAMCON 11                c/o Bob Slopsema                2261 ShadeTree Ln S.E.                Kentwood, MI 49546                We will see you at ADAMCON 11 in the great NorthWeest this   summer!!!er.  Use it               wisely!Harddriv      A.N.N. has something you just might be interested in!Ron1          Mr Mitchell comments on Rich C's views of ADAM and              the "other" machine.Pothole1-3    Gene Welch gives us some guidance on the ways and               wiles of machine programming.SndGen        Gene Welch has contributed this sound generator              for our use.Twektdos      An article by Ron Collins (guru for our past) on              getting the most out of your Ì1 ×74                April 1999 ADAM NEWS NETWORK DISK++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++AHsale        The four files listed to the left are all text AHhard        files about the sale of ADAM/ColecoVision productsAHsoft        ADAM'S HOUSE has this month for sale. Terry is AHcarts       selling a lot of hardware items at a discount; also              discounting some software items, and a lot of cart-              ridges (all the cart files are on disk # 2 as 1-12). a roommate  Do you wish to be in a non-smoking room? YES     NO    Do you want an ADAMCON 11 T-shirt? $10.00 ea. YES    NO   (circle size) M L XL XXL Do you want an ADAMCON 11 hat? $8.00   YES   NO Delegate                 _________    Spouse                _________    Children              _________    Del. child            _________ Day Pass     Friday               _________     Saturday             _________     Sunday               _________Single room     +$30.00 pidges, the game descrip              tions may be of great use to you!Clee1-4       Rich has some problems he needs help with solving.               Also he has been having some tribulations with his              illustrious "dosbox".Dwick         Dale has a new email address and also gives us the               list of email subscribers to the ADAM list on the               internet.Hare          A cute little ditty......although not necessarily               related to the ADAM or this newslettoommate  Do you wish to be in a non-smoking room? YES     NO    Do you want an ADAMCON 11 T-shirt? $10.00 ea. YES    NO   (circle size) M L XL XXL Do you want an ADAMCON 11 hat? $8.00   YES   NO Delegate                 _________    Spouse                _________    Children              _________    Del. child            _________ Day Pass     Friday               _________     Saturday             _________     Sunday               _________Single room     +$30.00 pTDOS.Subscrib      Details on getting the ANN delivered to you!Register      Registration form for ADAMCON 11.  The time has              come to think about it !  Only 3 months and a few              days till the last ADAM convention this millimium !ADAMCON       The official opening announcement from ADAMCON 11.AC11logo      The official logo for ADAMCON 11.  EOS users must use              PowerPaint to view the file; TDOS users must first              convert the file to EOS, then view it.ake note and be duly informed that ADAMCON
ELEVEN will be held July 15, 16,17,and 18, 1999, at the VALU INN 
in Kent Washington, home of the redoubtable Zonker and close 
enough to the Mighty Mitchell so as to permit the latter th have 
something to do with the event.

We do hope that you will attend.  Further details will be forth-
coming as the organizing committee gears up to put together a 
memorable time.

Hope to see you all there!

Ron Mitchell
Bart Lynch

on behalf of

ADAMCON 11 Or
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It is with great pleaure that Bart (Zonker) Lynch, Ron Mitchell 
and the members of the ADAMCON 11 Organizing Committee invite
you and ADAMITES everywhere to attend the eleventh annual con-
ference of Coleco ADAM users.

ADAMCON 11 or as programmers would call it....ADAMCON 0BH.....or
as thwy would call it elsewhere, ADAMCON XI.

(we will duke this out later)

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characters, and in their original left to right order. Once assembled 
the characters animate. Some skill levels rotate the pieces, too, to 
present an even greater challenge, and the round is timed. The faster
you're done the higher the score! Good graphics and sound effects. 


Dukes of Hazzard - Coleco AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Drive the General Lee through Hazzard County! You have to catch 
Jeremiah Stinge in the blue car up ahead. But watchrogramming your ADAM in machine language. Rather than    call this a 'tips and tricks' series, I feel 
that I will be  highlighting things to avoid and how to avoid them.

For this, my first installment, I have chosen to borrow a    peice from one of ADAM's most prolific programmer and        author, 
Guy Cousineau. Guy wrote the following for the "EOS  PROGRAMMER'S MANUAL", published by the ADAM NEWS NETWORK. It answers a 
question most adamites have pondered at one time   or another.


MACHINE LANles, 
are some of the better ones available for Adamites.  If you know of others, please let me know so I can get a     hold of them as 
well.

E.O.S. PROGRAMMER's MANUAL
by Guy Cousineau
A.N.N.


ADAM PROGRAMMING GUIDE
by Robert Sebelist
M.A.L.


HOW TO PROGRAM THE Z80
by Rodnay Zaks
SYBEX


THE ADAM SURVIVAL GUIDE
by the Adam News Network


Well, that's it for this time. If you don't already have the above titles, I suggest you grab the phone and get your      hands on 
all of themng.

The programmer can effectively manipulate routines and       common subroutines into a package that occupies less space   than any 
other language. While some powerful BASIC programs  may be quite short, consider that they have 27K of overhead: the BASIC itself! 
A self contained Machine language program  can be written using only the EOS to handle console and file I/O. I have seen some self 
contained machine language        programs which take less than 1K and perform several         functions.	y/mÇ>5¾!ÍÇ>¸¼!ÍÇÍªÇ¾!AËÍöÁÉ>þÓ>õÓdÛæ€ >ø>÷ÓÍYÇÍ2Æ!	í½>åÕ FILE DIRECTORY AHcart10    AHcart11    AHcart12    AHcart13    puter will ALWAYS do what you tell it to do; this is not  always 
the same as what you intend it to do. It is much      easier to throw the computer into a death spin when writing  in machine 
language: you don't have SmartBasic checking your syntax and reporting other errors.

Guy Cousineau
E.O.S. Programmer's Manual
A.N.N.


Thanks Guy, for the very compelling argument.

Anyone embarking on a machine language voyage will need to   bring along a few supplies. Read that 'books'. The following titGUAGE PROGRAMMING

Why use machine language programming? My three favourite     reasons are SPEED, SIZE, and CONTROL.

By skipping superfluous steps and compressing operations     into the most effective structure, you can achieve           
processing speed which has no match in any language, whether it be BASIC, Fortran, C, Pascal, etc. Think of the fastest   BASIC routine you 
have seen to sort a series of strings.     Then look at the speed of ADAMCALC's sort feature. The       difference is amazi. They are all great books.


       computer will A titles, I suggest you grab the phone and get your      hands on all of them. They are all great books.


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Control is another key aspect of machine language            programming. There is no need to assume that a particular    SYSTEM 
routine (like BASIC's FOR, INT, etc.) will perform as they should. The programmer writes all his own support       routines which 
perform the operation in the manner that      suits the programmer's purpose. It is a bit more demanding   but the outcome is usually 
a very efficient and compact      program.

Bear in mind that when working with any language, the        comxE    C4        11000100
none      197       C5        11000101
none      198       C6        11000110
none      199       C7        11000111
none      200       C8        1MACHINE LANGUAGE 
PROGRAMMING's

POTHOLES, DETOURS and BREAKDOWNS


by Gene Welch



And information. A programmer is only as good as the info.   
he has to work with. So, this installment will be used for   
passing along what I have learned about the ASCII values for 
all the keystrokes an Adamite may well produce with  039       27        00100111
(         040       28        00101000
)         041       29        00101001
*         042       2A        00101010
+         043       2B        00101011
,         044       2C        00101100
-         045       2D        00101101
.         046       2E        00101110
/         047       2F        00101111
0         048       30        00110000
1         049       31        00110001
2         050       32        00110010
3         051       33        00110011
000000
^+A       001       01        00000001
^+B       002       02        00000010
^+C       003       03        00000011
^+D       004       04        00000100
^+E       005       05        00000101
^+F       006       06        00000110
^+G       007       07        00000111
^+H       008       08        00001000
^+I       009       09        00001001
^+J       010       0A        00001010
^+K       011       0B        00001011
^+L       012       0C        00001100
^+M       013       0D  000000
A         065       41        01000001
B         066       42        01000010
C         067       43        01000011
D         068       44        01000100
E         069       45        01000101
F         070       46        01000110
G         071       47        01000111
H         072       48        01001000
I         073       49        01001001
J         074       4A        01001010
K         075       4B        01001011
L         076       4C        01001100
M         077       4D      1A        00011010
^+[       027       1B        00011011
^+\       028       1C        00011100
^+]       029       1D        00011101
^+^       030       1E        00011110
^+6       031       1F        00011111
Space     032       20        00100000
!         033       21        00100001
"         034       22        00100010
#         035       23        00100011
$         036       24        00100100
%         037       25        00100101
&         038       26        00100110
'        the 
keyboard.

One thing I have learned is that there are some ASCII 
listings that contain errors and omissions. Hopefully, this 
one does not. If you find any, please let me know.

The following is a list of keypresses and their decimal,     
hexadecimal and binary ASCII values. Many are combination    
keypresses(control+a). So ^ = control key, s = shift key, h  
= home key.


ADAM
KEY       DEC.      HEX.      BINARY
------------------------------------
^+2       000       00        004         052       34        00110100
5         053       35        00110101
6         054       36        00110110
7         055       37        00110111
8         056       38        00111000
9         057       39        00111001
:         058       3A        00111010
;         059       3B        00111011
<         060       3C        00111100
=         061       3D        00111101
>         062       3E        00111110
?         063       3F        00111111
@         064       40        01      00001101
^+N       014       0E        00001110
^+O       015       0F        00001111
^+P       016       10        00010000
^+Q       017       11        00010001
^+R       018       12        00010010
^+S       019       13        00010011
^+T       020       14        00010100
^+U       021       15        00010101
^+V       022       16        00010110
^+W       023       17        00010111
^+X       024       18        00011000
^+Y       025       19        00011001
^+Z       026         01001101
N         078       4E        01001110
O         079       4F        01001111
P         080       50        01010000
Q         081       51        01010001
R         082       52        01010010
S         083       53        01010011
T         084       54        01010100
U         085       55        01010101
V         086       56        01010110
W         087       57        01010111
X         088       58        01011000
Y         089       59        01011001
Z         090         10001101
s+SK VI   142       8E        10001110
none      143       8F        10001111
Wildcard  144       90        10010000
Undo      145       91        10010001
MoveCopy  146       92        10010010
StoreGet  147       93        10010011
Insert    148       94        10010100
Print     149       95        10010101
Clear     150       96        10010110
Delete    151       97        10010111
s+W/C     152       98        10011000
s+Undo    153       99        10011001
s+M/C     154     103       67        01100111
h         104       68        01101000
i         105       69        01101001
j         106       6A        01101010
k         107       6B        01101011
l         108       6C        01101100
m         109       6D        01101101
n         110       6E        01101110
o         111       6F        01101111
p         112       70        01110000
q         113       71        01110001
r         114       72        01110010
s         115       73        01110011
  167       A7        10100111
Up+Rt-arw 168       A8        10101000
Dn+Rt-arw 169       A9        10101001
Dn+Lt-arw 170       AA        10101010
Up+Lt-arw 171       AB        10101011
h+Up-arw  172       AC        10101100
h+Rt-arw  173       AD        10101101
h+Dn-arw  174       AE        10101110
h+Lt-arw  175       AF        10101111
none      176       B0        10110000
none      177       B1        10110001
none      178       B2        10110010
none      179       B3        10110011
000000
SK I      129       81        10000001
SK II     130       82        10000010
SK III    131       83        10000011
SK 1V     132       84        10000100
SK V      133       85        10000101
SK VI     134       86        10000110
none      135       87        10000111
none      136       88        10001000
s+SK I    137       89        10001001
s+SK II   138       8A        10001010
s+SK III  139       8B        10001011
s+SK IV   140       8C        10001100
s+SK V    141       8D      5A        01011010
[         091       5B        01011011
\         092       5C        01011100
]         093       5D        01011101
^         094       5E        01011110
          095       5F        01011111
`         096       60        01100000
a         097       61        01100001
b         098       62        01100010
c         099       63        01100011
d         100       64        01100100
e         101       65        01100101
f         102       66        01100110
g           9A        10011010
s+S/G     155       9B        10011011
s+Insert  156       9C        10011100
s+Print   157       9D        10011101
s+Clear   158       9E        10011110
s+Delete  159       9F        10011111
Up-arrow  160       A0        10100000
Rt-arrow  161       A1        10100001
Dn-arrow  162       A2        10100010
Lt-arrow  163       A3        10100011
^+Up-arw  164       A4        10100100
^+Rt-arw  165       A5        10100101
^+Dn-arw  166       A6        10100110
^+Lt-arwt         116       74        01110100
u         117       75        01110101
v         118       76        01110110
w         119       77        01110111
x         120       78        01111000
y         121       79        01111001
z         122       7A        01111010
{         123       7B        01111011
|         124       7C        01111100
}         125       7D        01111101
~         126       7E        01111110
^+Delete  127       7F        01111111
HOME      128       80        10none      180       B4        10110100
none      181       B5        10110101
none      182       B6        10110110
none      183       B7        10110111
none      184       B8        10111000
none      185       B9        10111001
none      186       BA        10111010
none      187       BB        10111011
none      188       BC        10111100
none      189       BD        10111101
none      190       BE        10111110
none      191       BF        10111111
none      192       C0        11none      244       F4        11110100
none      245       F5        11110101
none      246       F6        11110110
none      247       F7        11110111
none      248       F8        11111000
none      249       F9        11111001
none      250       FA        11111010
none      251       FB        11111011
none      252       FC        11111100
none      253       FD        11111101
none      254       FE        11111110
none      255       FF        11111111


I have included ASCII values      11001101
none      206       CE        11001110
none      207       CF        11001111
none      208       D0        11010000
none      209       D1        11010001
none      210       D2        11010010
none      211       D3        11010011
none      212       D4        11010100
none      213       D5        11010101
none      214       D6        11010110
none      215       D7        11010111
none      216       D8        11011000
none      217       D9        11011001
none      218     231       E7        11100111
none      232       E8        11101000
none      233       E9        11101001
none      234       EA        11101010
none      235       EB        11101011
none      236       EC        11101100
none      237       ED        11101101
none      238       EE        11101110
none      239       EF        11101111
none      240       F0        11110000
none      241       F1        11110001
none      242       F2        11110010
none      243       F3        11110011
000000
none      193       C1        11000001
none      194       C2        11000010
none      195       C3        11000011
none      196       C4        11000100
none      197       C5        11000101
none      198       C6        11000110
none      199       C7        11000111
none      200       C8        11001000
none      201       C9        11001001
none      202       CA        11001010
none      203       CB        11001011
none      204       CC        11001100
none      205       CD   that have no 'ADAM key'         
equivalent so the listing can be used as a decimal to        
hexadecimal to binary conversion table as well.



 234       EA        11101010
none      235       EB        11101l to        hexadecimal 
to binary conversion table as well.



 234       EA        11101010
none      235       EB        11101l
     DA        11011010
none      219       DB        11011011
none      220       DC        11011100
none      221       DD        11011101
none      222       DE        11011110
none      223       DF        11011111
none      224       E0        11100000
none      225       E1        11100001
none      226       E2        11100010
none      227       E3        11100011
none      228       E4        11100100
none      229       E5        11100101
none      230       E6        11100110
none    xE
gaD>1#
        11000111
none      200       C8        1MACHINE LANGUAGE 
PROGRAMMING's

POTHOLES, DETOURS and BREAKDOWNS


by Gene Welch



And information. A programmer is only as good as the info.   
he has to work with. So, this installment will be used for   
passing along what I have learned about the ASCII values for 
all the keystrokes an Adamite may well produce with>255 THEN  b=0
1120VTAB 19:? "1st value:";b
1130RETURN
1150 b=b-1
1160IF b<0 THEN  b=255
1170GOTO 1120
1200 c=c+1
1210IF c>255 THEN  c=0
1220VTAB 20:? "2nd value:";c
1230RETURN
1250 c=c-1
1260IF c<0 THEN  c=255
1270GOTO 1220
1300VTAB 19:? "             "
1310VTAB 19:INPUT "1st value:";b
1320RETURN
1400VTAB 20:? "               "
1410VTAB 20:INPUT "2nd value:";c
1420RETURN
2000POKE 29001,b
2010POKE 29015,c
2020CALL 29000
2030CALL 64851:REM EOS#98
2040RETURN
TAB 9:? "Home+Up increments10LOMEM :30000
20REM Sound generator test program for ADAM.
30REM SndGen is a Public Domain contribution by Gene Welch.
40REM Change 2 of the 29 numbers to generate various sounds.
50REM Routine maybe poked into any safe memory location.
60REM First value is offset plus 1, second is offset plus 
15.
70REM Not all value combinations will generate audible 
sound.
75REM First value should be 2,4,6,8,10,20,30,40,etc..
80REM WARNING! Some combinations will lock up your ADAM.
90REM WARNING! Some combin  039       27        00100111
(         040       28        00101000
)         041       29        00101001
*         042       2A        00101010
+         043       2B        00101011
,         044       2C        00101100
-         045       2D        00101101
.         046       2E        00101110
/         047       2F        00101111
0         048       30        00110000
1         049       31        00110001
2         050       32        00110010
3         051       33        00110011
s 2nd value"
260VTAB 13:? "shift+Clear to enter 2nd value"
270VTAB 15:? "Print key to hear sound"
280VTAB 23:? "Escape key to quit program"
300 b=60: c=9
310GOSUB 1110
320GOSUB 1210
400GOSUB 1000
410IF a=160 THEN GOSUB 1100
420IF a=162 THEN GOSUB 1150
430IF a=150 THEN GOSUB 1300
440IF a=172 THEN GOSUB 1200
450IF a=174 THEN GOSUB 1250
460IF a=158 THEN GOSUB 1400
470IF a=149 THEN GOSUB 2000
480GOTO 400
1000POKE 64885,0
1010 a=PEEK(64885)
1020IF a=0 GOTO 1010
1030RETURN
1100 b=b+1
1110IF b the 
keyboard.

One thing I have learned is that there are some ASCII 
listings that contain errors and omissions. Hopefully, this 
one does not. If you find any, please let me know.

The following is a list of keypresses and their decimal,     
hexadecimal and binary ASCII values. Many are combination    
keypresses(control+a). So ^ = control key, s = shift key, h  
= home key.


ADAM
KEY       DEC.      HEX.      BINARY
------------------------------------
^+2       000       00        00 2nd value"
250VTAB 11:? "Home+Down decrements 2nd value"
260VTAB 13:? "s64851:REM EOS#98
2040RETURN
TAB 9:? "Home+Up increments 2nd value"
250VTAB 11:? "Home+Down decrements 2nd value"
260VTAB 13:? "s6
V100000
!         033       21        00100001
"         034       22        00100010
#         035       23        00100011
$         036       24        00100100
%         037       25        00100101
&         038       26        00100110
'       ations will take a while to 
complete, give your ADAM a minute or two to finish.
100DATA 
6,0,62,128,211,224,120,211,224,62,146,211,224,17,0,0,27,122,179,32,251,5,16,234,62,159,211,224,201
110FOR x=29000 TO 29028
120READ a:POKE x,a
130NEXT x
200TEXT
205VTAB 1:? "Values may be from 0 to 255"
210VTAB 3:? "Up arrow increments 1st value"
220VTAB 5:? "Dn arrow decrements 1st value"
230VTAB 7:? "Clear key to enter 1st value"
240VTAB 9:? "Home+Up increments 2nd value"
250VTAB 11:? "Home+Down decrement                         TWEAKING T-DOS

        A few notes on getting the most power from T-DOS
                        By Ronald Collins

    I have been working in the T-DOS environment since it's early 
development days.   I have watched this fabulous operating system 
by Tony Morehen of AJM Software grow from "NEWCCP" in 1987, to  a 
fledgling replacement for CP/M in late 1988.  As new hardware was 
developed by Big John at Orphanware, Don Pearlman at IHS and many 
others, T-DOS was modifiedT-DOS, you are asked,  as 
one of the options, what you want to set up as your DEFAULT PATH.  
For those who don't know what a PATH is, let's take a minute  and 
look at one.  T-DOS always looks at anything you type.  When  you 
press the RETURN, T-DOS looks for a command that matches what you 
have typed.  If you typed IMP and pressed the return, T-DOS would 
look at where you now are for a file named IMP.COM.  If you typed 
this command on drive B:, user area 3: (B3:) for instance, the OS 
would lgger 
memory expanders, printer interfaces, new hard drives, or even 80 
column video units, T-DOS was written to support it all!  AJM has 
two of the finest Z80 programmers I've ever known on it's  staff.  
In fact, these two programmers comprise the entire are the staff! 
Tony  Morehen and Guy Cousineau, though now separated by  several 
provinces in CANADA, continue to provide support and enhancements 
for this most powerful of ADAM operating systems!

     You would think that by now I'd have f a way to make 
it work for us.  When you start to load files onto your disk or a 
hard drive, try to figure out WHERE you want certain files to be.  
I  have a hard disk with 5 partitions, A:,B:,C:,D: and E:.   Each 
of these has 32 different user areas into which I can place files 
to keep like programs together.  If you only have one disk drive, 
or even one data drive, you still have 32 user areas available.

     The idea is, you can get out a piece of paper and use it  to 
"map out" your systl be able to use some of these things to enhance  your 
use of the ADAM that I can't wait to get some feedback from you!

     For a lot of the tricks I'm going to pass along, you will be 
using a TEXT EDITOR.  I use VDE or ZDE, both similar versions  of 
a very popular PUBLIC DOMAIN word processors.  A good deal of the 
tricks involve SUBMIT files which you will have to write.  That's 
why we'll need the editor.

                        SAVING DISK SPACE

     This one is easy.  When you instal  to provide support for it.  When large 
disk drives were placed on the market, T-DOS was already to go to 
make it work on an ADAM.  When the clock card was released,  that 
to  was provided for in T-DOS.  When those hard drives we've  all 
been  reading about became available, T-DOS again  was  enhanced.  
Mark Gordon's new PowerMate system, with it's new two serial port 
set-up, called for yet more changes.  T-DOS again met the need! 

     Whether the changes involved larger disk drive sizes, biook for IMP.COM to be on B3: and ready to run.  If it does 
not find it there, it's default path is to go to user area "0" to 
find the file.  Since we are on drive B:, T-DOS would look for it 
to be on B0: if IMP.COM is not found on B3:  If it's not there, a 
search is then made to the main file search area; A0:  If it's in 
some other user area or drive, then T-DOS will give you an "IMP?"
error message telling you that it couldn't find the file.

     Now that you know what a path is, let's figureigured out every trick 
in the T-DOS book wouldn't you?  Well, I've figured out a lot  of 
things, but nobody can learn everything on his own.  When I  went 
to ADAMCON 03, Guy Cousineau passed along some special "speed-up" 
hints.   Tony Morehen gave me a few more.  Rob Friedman, the  CPM 
SYSOP on CompuServe's Computer Club Forum even came up with a new 
twist that I want to pass along.  So, if you've ever wanted me to 
show you how T-DOS can "do something", just stick around.  I'm so 
sure  you'lem.  I, like most hard drive users, don't have 
an  overabundance of space on my A: drive.  For this reason,  you 
can separate files into specific areas.  I have placed all of  my 
UTILITY files onto E15: My WordSTAR files are on C0: and my MODEM 
programs  are on A1:  To make all of this work, I took  advantage 
of the PATH option when I installed T-DOS.  The system told me it 
was set-up for a single path option A0:.  It then asks CHANGE Y/N
to which I answered Y(es).  The new path I typed in was:ctivated.  This  goes  on 
until  everything in the text file has been processed!  Nice  and 
neat!

     To  make that sort of thing possible, Tony built the  submit 
utility right into T-DOS!  This built-in submit processor is  one 
of the most feature-packed, powerful versions I've ever seen.   A 
feature of T-DOS is that when you type a command (any command), a 
search will first be made to find a submit file by that name. The 
submit files all have the extension of .SUB, by the way.  In  the  about anywhere on my ADAM!
The  result of all this work is to free up space on my most  used 
drive area, A0:. There are many programs that require all support 
files to be located on A0:.  It just makes good sense to leave as 
much space for this type of program on your A: drive as possible.  
Space that used to be taken up by utility programs can now reside 
on  some other, less used drive/user area.  The  extensive  T-DOS 
path capability has freed up more than 5 megabytes on my drive A, 
so it'ould be able to load my modem program ever so much faster if  it 
new EXACTLY what I wanted it to load... and from WHERE!  Since it 
is located in my MODEM files area on A1:, I could have gotten IMP 
to  load in the blink of an eye by simply typing  A1:IMP.COM  and 
then pressing the return.  T-DOS would instantly jump to A1, boot 
IMP  for me and come up... all with me still on B3: and ready  to 
go!  Nice and simple.

              BUILD UP A USEFUL SUBMIT FILE INSTEAD

     To get a directory re:    DIR;CLS;IMP followed by a RETURN.  Now, suppose that EVERY 
time  I want to use IMP, I do exactly that i/e: get a  directory, 
clear the screen and then, finally, boot IMP.  Wouldn't it be  so 
much faster to only type IMP than to type DIR;CLS;IMP?  Sure!

     We  have  done things like this before using  SUBMIT.COM  or 
EX15.COM.   These programs read a series of commands from a  text 
file  and go to work processing each command in line.   When  one 
task  is done, the next one in line is a 
A0: A1: C0: E15:   I pressed the return and was asked again if  I 
wanted to change it.  I pressed the N(o) and the new path was set 
when I finished the installation and booted the new system.

     Now,  if that IMP program isn't on B3:, T-DOS will look  for 
it in the same places as before, but it will also search A1:, C0: 
and E15 for it.  Since IMP will be with my other modem programs I 
have stored on A1:, T-DOS will find it and boot the program.  Now 
I can boot selected software from just
case of that IMP command, T-DOS looked for IMP.SUB first.   Since 
it didn't find it, it then looked for IMP.COM.  This it DID  find 
and subsequently booted.  This double search, through the  entire 
path takes only milliseconds... but it still takes more time than 
you may want to wait.  There are a few ways you can speed  things 
along.  Let's take a look at some of them.

             CALL IT WHAT YOU WANT T-DOS TO LOOK FOR

     Rather than just type IMP and pressing the RETURN key, T-DOS 
ws easy to see how truly useful it can be.

                 PROGRAM NAMES REALLY DO MATTER!      

     Now, let's take a look at how T-DOS processes a command that 
you have typed. T-DOS has the ability to use multiple commands in 
order, one after the other.  All you do is place a semi-colon ";" 
between commands.  For instance, I could have gotten a directory, 
cleared  the display screen and then booted that IMP program  all 
with one command line.  That line, separated by semi-colons would 
bead and then clear the screen before IMP 
loads is still quite possible.  The key is to using that built-in 
submit processor to our advantage.  Let's built up a simple one I 
like to use with our favorite text editor.  Be sure to do this in 
a NON-Document mode so that now extra control commands get  saved 
with the file!  I'll be using ZDE for this, you can use what ever 
program you prefer.  To start it, I type ZDE IMP.SUB /N  This way 
ZDE will boot and create a non-document text file called  IMP my file maintenance.  When I download a new file  to 
my ADAM, I always try to store that file on my D0:DOWNLOAD> area.  
This is a good central location that is used for nothing but  the 
download and testing of new software.  When a new program  checks 
out as a good, workable file, I determine where that program will 
best be moved to.  Modem programs, for instance, would always  be 
copied to A1: where it will be with other "like" programs.   When 
the program has been copied to it's new home dix or just simple tasks that can be done 
easier  with the aid of a submit file.  For instance,  no  matter 
where you are on your system, you can get back to the A0: area in 
a really FAST way if you put a file called A.SUB on each "0" area 
of your disk or hard drive partition.  The text of A.SUB is just:
A0: followed by a return (which doesn't show up).

     I  have a T.SUB in that same "0" area to always give me  the 
time.  T.SUB reads: E15:TIME.COM followed by a return.

     I also wrote a  line, each separated by a semi-colon ";".  Take a 
look back at that submit file I wrote to load IMP.  You remember, 
it was: DIR;CLS;A1:IMP.COM  That use of the semi-colon could have 
been used in this situation as well.  I could have typed:

COPY IMP245.LBR A1:;DEL IMP245.LBR

     That's not to bad, but I still need to type the same sort of 
thing for each successive file I want to move.  A MOVE.COM  would 
save me (an you) a great deal of time.  When I mentioned this  to 
Rob  Friedman on Comn I  type 
HELP and press the return, T-DOS looks for a file called HELP.SUB 
which it finds.  HELP.SUB tells it to type out HLP.TXT on the  TV 
display.

     I wanted to have a MOVE program written for T-DOS  recently, 
but  Rob Friedman came up with a slick way to use this SUBMIT  to 
do the same job.  MOVE is a way to take a file on one  drive/user 
area and move it completely to some other drive/user.The original 
file should be gone when you are done.  What I wanted this for is 
to help with.SUB 
and wait for me to fill in the text.  Our text will be simply:
DIR;CLS;A1:IMP.COM  I have to press the return after this line to 
move the cursor down to the next line.  To save the file, I  just 
hold  in the ESCAPE key and press the "X" key on my keyboard.   I 
now have a file called IMP.SUB on my disk.  If I put this file on 
the  user "0" area of each disk, no matter WHERE I'm at, I'll  be 
able to use it!

             SOME HELPFUL SUBMIT FILES YOU CAN BUILD

     There are many complerectory, I have to 
go back and delete the copy of that file on D0:.  I wanted a MOVE 
program that would copy that file where ever I told it, then auto 
delete the original copy.  Doesn't it make sense to type:

                       MOVE IMP245.LBR A1: 
instead of:
                       COPY IMP245.LBR A1:
and then:              DEL IMP245.LBR

     I should make a note here about the multiple command  option 
that Tony's built-in submit function provides. By placing several 
commands on onehelp file that lists the names of my favorite 
utilities  and tells me what they are called.  It also  describes 
each file briefly.  This way, if I forget what I've named one  of 
my utilities, I have a simple way to find it. I first typed up my 
help file and saved it as HLP.TXT.  Next, I wrote a submit file I 
will use when I need to read that text file.  This file is called 
HELP.SUB and is also put into the "0" area of each disk.  The SUB 
file  is simply: TYPE HLP.TXT followed by a return.  WhepuServe recently, he decided to try the  same 
thing with some of those lesser documented features of T-DOS.  If 
you  have a string of commands that you would likely repeat  from 
once session to another, but with differing files, then what  you 
need is a sort of "task processing."  By the use of the "%"  key, 
you can substitute a number from 1 to 9 followed by a %.  What is 
typed first will represent 1%, what is typed next will equal  2%, 
and so on.  Using this ability of T-DOS, Rob wrote MOVE. 
each command over and over again.  PASCAL programs, for instance, 
all  use the same installation routines.  Rather than repeat  the 
same  answers to each question you are asked by the  installation 
program, why not do it only once?

     The trick is to write down your answers on a piece of  paper 
as you type them in.  Your response to each question, in the same 
order you made it, can then be written into a submit file with  a 
word processor for later use with other programs.  When you  wan
T-DOS  to look for another command to perform, which is DEL  (for 
delete).  It isn't necessary to tell the system those names again 
because we've already done that.  All we have to do is remind the 
system which file names we mean by repeating the %1:%2. 
      
If we type MOVE IMP245.LBR A1:, T-DOS looks at it and replaces  % 
place holders with what we've issued as data.  In this case, it's 
represented like this:

MOVE IMP245.LBR A1: which is seen as:  COPY 1%:2% 3%;DEL 1%:2%
This is storedit file could be made 
to answer all the T-DOS installation questions as they are asked.

     At  Guy's request, I went through a complete T-DOS  install, 
right down to installing SmartKey strings.  As each question  was 
answered, I copied the answer to it onto a piece of paper.   When 
this  was all completed, the paper was transcribed into a  SUBMIT 
file using ZDE.  XSUB was used to send each answer as needed.  It 
all ended up looking like this:

e15:xsub.com
80bhd45.com
3
b

3
5
0
iscussing some of the things he  had 
figured out as real time savers. Some of what we've covered above 
was first learned from Guy at that convention.  Using XSUB is one 
thing I've never quite understood.  What's it for and what does a 
person use it for?  Well, thanks to Guy, I now know some of  what 
XSUB can do!  "XSUB" is a program that can be used with a  submit 
file to "fill in the blanks" so to speak.  If you've ever used an 
installation  program, you know how repetitive it can be to  copySUB....

COPY %1:%2 %3;DEL %1:%2

     In this submit file, Rob has issued the COPY command with  3 
parameters  following it.  Remember, a file has a filename and  a 
file type (as in IMP.LBR)  The period between the two words keeps 
the filename and the file type together.  In his submit file, Rob 
has  used a colon ":" to tie the two parts.  Notice the %1:%2  in 
the file?  Now, where we want the file to go is the third part of 
the command.  This is represented by %3.  Next, a semi-colon told t 
to install another PASCAL program for use on your ADAM, just  use 
your new INSTALL.SUB to do it for you automatically!

     What  started Guy's lesson was my mention that  I  sometimes 
reinstalled T-DOS for different configurations, depending on what 
I happened to be working on.  I might need 40 column or 80 column 
video, need to support only data drives or maybe 4 disk drives. I 
might  only need to install a new version of T-DOS on  my  normal 
hardware set-up.  In each case, a small subm in command memory as: COPY IMP.LBR A1:;DEL IMP.LBR

     In  nothing flat, T-DOS smoothly moves my file over  to  A1: 
and deletes the copy of it from D0:  This will work no matter how 
the  program is named.  I've placed a copy of this MOVE.SUB  file 
on the "0" user area of each valid drive where it can be used  on 
each drive as needed. 

       USING XSUB TO AUTOMATE DIFFICULT OR REPETITIVE TASKS

     This next section was taught to me by Guy Cousineau at ADAM-
CON 03.  Guy and I had been d2
15
0
1
3
0
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a0: e15: a1: c0:

y
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y
n
n
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     Each  of the blank lines you see is simply a <return>.   The 
use of the submit file is pretty easy.  Just type INSTALL  80TDOS 
and press <return>.  T-DOS will read the file named  INSTALL.SUB, 
follow it's first command and load XSUB.COM from drive E15:,  and 
then load the program 80TDOS.COM.  As 80TDOS asks for information 
on  how I want it to be set up, the answer will be read  by  XSUB 
from the submit file.  The answers will bee built-in submit 
processor.  If you've found any other good ideas on  streamlining 
the use of T-DOS or programs under T-DOS, let me know.  I think a 
sharing of information is essential to keeping the ADAM community 
more of a FAMILY.  If nothing else, I've learned a long term need 
for attending those ADAM conventions each year.  I hope to see  a 
good turn out at the 1992 convention July 23 to the 26th of 1992.  
I hope to see YOU there!

                                             Ronald Col if you want to edit data fields, etc.  Next, it 
wants to know what your master disk will be. This is where CONDOR 
will look for all of it's support files.  Finally, to look proper 
on your video screen, you must tell it what terminal emulation is 
being  used.   That license number is nobody's business but  your 
own (to stop software pirates), but the rest is essential to  the 
use of CONDOR.   For this reason, the license number can not even 
be  used with XSUB... it just ignores the submit file a way to make 
it work for us.  When you start to load files onto your disk or a 
hard drive, try to figure out WHERE you want certain files to be.  
I  have a hard disk with 5 partitions, A:,B:,C:,D: and E:.   Each 
of these has 32 different user areas into which I can place files 
to keep like programs together.  If you only have one disk drive, 
or even one data drive, you still have 32 user areas available.

     The idea is, you can get out a piece of paper and use it  to 
"map out" your systve to type SET MASTER C: and press the return 
key.  To tell it that my terminal type resembles a LEAR ADM-3,  I 
have to type TERM=LEAR and press the return. The submit file then 
is written as:

E15:XSUB.COM
C12:CONDOR.COM
SET MASTER C:
TERM=LEAR

     To  use it, I've named the submit file, CONDOR.SUB.  When  I 
type CONDOR and press the return, the submit file is loaded and a 
quick booting is taken care of.  I'm sure there are many  similar 
uses that you can find for combining XSUB and th supplied in the  order 
they are written, much as in a SmartBasic data statement!

     When it's all done, I can simply pull the computer reset  to 
load  up my newly installed copy of T-DOS.  Another, simpler, use 
of the XSUB command in a submit file can be demonstrated.  I have 
a very powerful database package called CONDOR.  This package has 
certain questions that must be answered each time you boot it. As 
the program is loaded,  it asks you for your license number.  You 
must fill this in`I
  
find the file.  Since we are on drive B:, T-DOS would look for it 
to be on B0: if IMP.COM is not found on B3:  If it's not there, a 
search is then made to the main file search area; A0:  If it's in 
some other user area or drive, then T-DOS will give you an "IMP?"
error message telling you that it couldn't find the file.

     Now that you know what a path is, let's figure data  until 
the user either supplies that number manually or presses the <cr>

     Once  the return is pressed, CONDOR knows that someone  else 
is using it and limits some of the program capabilities.  This is 
useful for employees to enter data while you keep the ability  to 
edit parameters.  As soon as it's been directed by this info, the 
software will then except data supplied by the XSUB file.  I keep 
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objects, and the Scoring Display that indicates your current score 
and the amount of time remaining in the game. Music is one of the 
most critical and exciting elements since it indicates how close you 
are to the Flame Spirit by the volume, and the time you have after 
receiving the Golden Crown. Sound also indicates the approach of the 
Giant Spider. Time is a critical element, depending on which of the 
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1, 2 and 3 control gates in the maze that are red, yellow or blue 
in color. Pressing 5 changes your mouse into a dog when you posses 
bones as indicated at the top of the screen. Bones are collected 
from the maze, along with bonus prizes and points. Bonus prizes 
appear one at a time in certain locations on the screen. You complete
the maze by clearing the maze of dots. You then go on to a new maze
and even livelier action. Each player begins with three mice, and 
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score. The Skull Spirit guards the entrance to the Temple, but will 
grant you entrance when you possess the Flame Spirit and quickly enter. 
Once inside the Temple you must scale the walls to get to the Golden 
Crown and bonus points. Once you have placed the crown on your head, 
theme music will play that indicates you must make tracks to the top 
of the mountain where the Perpetual Flame burns before time runs out 
or before the Cave Bats steal the Crown from you. Special features 
include Ladde^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^îîîîîîîîîîîîîîîîîîî^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^îîîîîîîîîîîîîîîî^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ time provided is less in 
higher levels. Good graphics and sound effects. 


Mouse Trap - Coleco AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Based on the arcade game, Mouse Trap is a game that is popular with 
children and adults alike. The cheese-chomping mouse is moved above 
a maze, opening and shutting maze doors to escape the pursuing cats 
while collecting cheese and bonus objects. Eat a bone, then turn your 
mouse temporarily into a cat-biting dog that sends the cat to jail 
temporarily. The keypad is used to co^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ch time your score reaches a multiple of 40,000 you win a bonus 
mouse (up to five at a time). Therefore, it is important to try to 
get all the bonus points, including a 10,000 point bonus when you 
have eaten all the cheeses in a maze. In the center of the maze is 
an "IN" box that allows you to escape and randomly appear in one of 
the four corners of the maze. It should be used with caution since a 
cat could also be in one corner, too. There are four skill levels for 
one or two players. The must is most easily 
eliminated. But before the last one is gone you'll hear a change in 
the background music and he'll turn blue and double in number. Hit a 
red one on the head too many times and he'll turn green. Hit him and 
he'll turn blue. Blue Unicorns are the worst, and they can split into. 
They also cannot be knocked through holes in the floor. There are also 
Bonus Letter Unicorns that, unlike the others, run from Mr. Do. When 
you have collected all 3 keys in a scene, AND reached the door are the treat. But there are three Blue Chompers 
and an Alphamonster that must be avoided and eliminated. Eliminate 
all five Alphamonsters to spell E-X-T-R-A and win an extra Mr. Do. 
Bad guys can transform into Diggers that can dig through the grass, 
too. Sometimes a special treasure springs up in the orchard -- a 
glittering diamond that awards you 10,000 points and the next screen. 
To complete a screen, pick all the cherries, or eliminate all bad 
and diggers, or eliminate all alphamonsters to skull 
to drop when the skulls are knocked out, and Unicorn's Blocks where 
unicorns fall into a hole. The Castle Door on the top floor is where 
the unicorns enter each scene, and which indicates when Bonus Letters 
unicorns are on the way after knocking out all the key blocks. Reaching 
the door while it is flashing gives you the chance to collect Bonus 
Letters. There are 8 different scenes and 16 different Difficulty levels
within Mr. Do's Castle. One player. Pause Feature. Good graphics and 
muy land directly on top of 
the unicorns. The hammer-happy game begins as Mr. Do enters his humble 
home through the basement. With hammer in hand, he's ready to confront 
his invaders head on. Go up and down ladders, down hallways -- even drop
him off landing or through openings in the floor. Avoid unicorns that 
are red, blue or green. In the eight different screens, each one some
where in Mr. Do's Castle, there are seven floors including the top and 
basement floors. The Red unicorn comes first, buic and graphics are very good, lending to 
the enjoyment of the game, especially for children. 


Mr. Do! - Coleco  AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Guide Mr. Do as he tries to harvest his orchard before the evil Bad 
Guys can catch him. Mow a path to the cherries and start picking. 
When the bad guys start coming, throw a Power Ball to squelch him. 
Apples can be pushed on top of Bad Guys, too, to squash their pursuit. 
They freeze for a few moments allowing you to dash to the center of 
the screen and captut the 
top of the castle, the unicorns will change to Bonus Letters. As quick 
as you can, clobber them and for each one you eliminate you'll earn the 
corresponding letter in the word "EXTRA'. Spell EXTRA and win an extra
Mr. Do, advancing to the next scene. Like MR. DO, there are Ladders and 
Cherries. Floor Blocks on levels 2 - 6 consist of Cherries he loves to 
eat, Keys that must be knocked out in order to open the door at the top 
of the castle, Skulls which allow an entire section between two spell EXTRA, or capture 
the diamond. Each player begins with five Mr. Do's in skill level 1 and 
three in all other skill levels. Good graphics, music and sound effects.
One or two players. 


Mr. Do's Castle - Parker Brothers AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
The object is to keep Mr. Do safe and moving to the next scene in his 
castle. To do this, help him eliminate as many unicorns as possible by 
either whacking them directly on the head with his hammer, or by 
hammering out floor blocks from above so thesic, sound effects. 


Music Box Demo - Coleco  AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Almost every song or sound effect used in Coleco's own game cartridge 
library. Simply select by number the song title from the two page 
listing by using the hand controller buttons. 


Nova Blast - Imagic  AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
You are the last of the fleet and you must fight air enemies and water
walkers from destroying the last four Capsulated Cities on the water's 
surface. You and the cities are protected by shields, but tur refinery will be finished. You begin with three Drill 
Bits, receiving a new one for every 10,000 points. Use the joystick to 
drill in any direction. One or two players, three levels of difficulty,
and Pause control. Excellent graphics and sound, sound effects. 

ce scanner to detect cities and enemies. An indicator tells you 
your shield energy, and you can beam energy aboard from Energy Depots. 
You can also beam a shield onto a city that has lost its protective 
capsule. After you destroy all of the enemy, you earn bonus points and 
a new wave of attack begins. Moving the joystick speeds up Nova 1 to 
maximum acceleration (left or right) until it is released, and Nova 1 
can go up and down. When Nova 1 reaches the edge of the scanner, it 
wraps back to theons for one or two 
players are provided, plus the Head-to-Head option to play against a 
friend. Another four options allow the play of the standard game, 
Fast bounce, Tunnel, and Astro Gates. The Tunnel or Astro Gate option 
allows you to escape enemy fire or to sneak up for a surprise attack. 
The tunnel opens up a path in the center barrier from top to bottom. 
The astro gate is a teleportation device that can instantly transport 
you from the top to the bottom or opposite of the screen. Fast Bog equip-
ment. The oozies attack your pipe and eat right through it, or your 
drill bit sets off an underground land mine. Gather in precious oil 
pellets, watch for extra-rich deposits of high grade oil, and in the 
deepest caverns below you will find an occasional deposit of petromin
 -- a rare mineral that slows down oozies and gives you a chance to 
mine some of the deeply buried oil pellets. As you mine your eight 
oil fields, a refinery is being built overhead. Clear out all the 
fields and yohey can 
only protect you for so long. You must avoid collisions with, as well 
as shots from, enemy ships. The game ends if enemy fire destroys all 
four cities, or if Nova 1 is damaged by too many hits or collisions. 
Using the hand controller, you select your skill level from three: 
Cadet, Intermediate, or Expert. The higher your rank, the more flying 
squadrons and Water Walkers you battle, and the more cities will be 
under attack at one time. You have unlimited lasers and bombs, plus a 
surfa
Omega Race - Coleco (BX)  AVAILABLE $11.95 EA 
Command a starship in airless space in battle against an alien Droid 
Force, or against a friend. Fire laser blasts at the enemy while 
evading return fire. If you eliminate the first fleet, others follow. 
But if you take too long the Droids become Death Ships that track and 
blast at your fighter and drop mines as additional hazards! While 
recommended for play using the ROLLER CONTROLLER, standard Hand 
Controllers can also be used. Eight skill opti opposite end of the scanner screen. Graphics are 
excellent, and sound effects good. One Player Only. 

Oil's Well - SierraVision AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
You're rich ... maybe. Geologists have just located one of the largest 
oil deposits in North America on your land! But you have to get it out 
of the ground before you can spend it. The other oil barons are jealous,
and they would do anything to sabotage your operation. They have planted
oozies and land mines in your oil fields to wreck your drillinunce
makes your fighter increase in speed each time it collides with the 
walls, up to its maximum speed. The game begins with five Omega fighters
and you earn a bonus fighter when you score 40,000 points, 150,000 
points, and 250,000 points. Good graphics and sound effects, music. 


One on One - Micro Fun CBS AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Like the game of basketball itself, One-On-One rewards you for playing 
with your head as well as your hands. Master the joystick moves, get 
your timing down pat, honeu from every maze 
exit, and a Zipper Ripper unzips all the tracks that don't surround 
rooms. When you enclose a room containing a pitchfork or a magic 
box, you briefly change into an Eye catching devil as music plays. 
Some rooms have safety pins or hammers that are bonus prizes. Each 
screen maze has four exits to the other four screen mazes. You can 
exit at any time if the pressure gets too hot. Once the entire maze 
has been completed, a new maze appears. But this time the tracks can 
disappeo - Though the 24 second clock still 
ticks 24 times, the ticks will come faster. Taking the computer on at 
this level with either player is like playing a champion on his home 
court. Speed is what you might call one of your computer's strong suits. 
You can play the role of either Julius Erving or Larry Bird and the 
computer will play the other. Or you and a friend can play against each 
other. You can choose to play for a set amount of time or to a set 
score. Either the winner or loser can take
he can reach. Some hazards slow him down, robbing you of points; 
others stop him cold. The "inconvenient" hazards are open holes in 
the ground and rolling logs. The "catastrophic" hazards include 
scorpions, fires, cobras, crocodiles, swamps, quicksand and tar 
pits. They will cost you one of Harry's three lives. Pitfall Harry's 
trip must be made through a maze of surface and underground passages 
through the jungle. To capture all 32 treasures in under twenty 
minutes, Harry will have to use som, the more f
atigued. Players even have hot streaks. A ferocious dunk may even 
shatter the backboard! Go for a steal or block a shot just like the 
real thing. Good graphics and sound effects, including crowd noise. 


Pepper II - Coleco AVAILABLE $19.95 EA
In this maze type game you guide your Pepper angel up the track
creating a zipper effect. The object is to zip all the track around 
a room in a maze full of rooms that actually consists of four 
different mazes. But roaming Eyes rush after yo your reflexes till you can handle the Pro 
Level -- and you can still lose if you get out-thought. Four levels of 
play are available: Park and Rec - the referee tends to be asleep in 
this one, so don't expect many fouls to be called. Shots are both easier 
to block and easier to make. Varsity - The ref begins to take his 
responsibility seriously. Shooting and blocking require more finesse 
and timing. College - The standard setting. Get good at this level and 
your pride will be well deserved. Prar, leaving only the intersections and your memory to guide 
you. One or two players may play any of four different skill options. 
Earn an extra Pepper when you enclose all four mazes in a play level. 
You begin with five peppers in skill level 1, three in other skill 
levels. Good graphics and music, sound effects. 


Pitfall - Activision (BX) AVAILABLE $11.95 EA 
Guide Harry through a treacherous jungle maze. He must leap over 
obstacles and dodge deadly dangers while grabbing all the treasure  the ball next after a score. 
Score three and two point shots, and one point for free throws. The 
computer knows each players shooting percentages from each area of the 
court, plus what their pet shots are. Fouls are called for traveling, 
charging or failing to get a shot off before the 24 second clock runs 
down. Both offensive and defensive fouls are called. Fatigue sets in 
from continuous running and jumping. Time out can be called. Each 
player's fatigue is shown by a bar -- the longer it ise of the underground passages. 
Swinging vines help Harry get over obstacles. Good graphics and sound 
effects. One player. Pause feature. 


Pitfall II - Activision (BX)  AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Help Pitfall Harry find his niece, Rhonda, the cowardly cat, Quickclaw, 
and the great Raj diamond. On the way, grab all the gold bars you can. 
Be on the lookout for a pesky stone-aged rat, frogs, bats, condors, 
eels and albino scorpions. Red crosses are mystical incan healing 
centers. When you succumb topinach will randomly 
appear in specific places on the screen throughout the rounds. Reach it 
in time and hear the "Popeye Theme" and gain a chance to catch up with 
Brutus and knock him overboard for a bonus score. Catch any of Olive's 
tokens while the tune is playing and receive double the score for each.
Catch 24 hearts and you'll automatically begin the next round. In two 
player games, players alternate as Popeye. There are three different 
skill levels. Excellent graphics and sound effects, mis no time limit, however. 
Excellent graphics and music, sound effects. One player. 


Pitstop - Epyx  AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
For the Driving Module #2 or standard Coleco joystick control, you've 
got to decide when it's time to put the pedal to the metal and when 
it's time to hit the pits. Watch for other cars; some will try to run 
you off the track. Watch your tires and fuel, too. Either could put you 
out of the race. Survive the challenge and claim your purse. A radar 
map shows you where the characters who will try to stop you. Each time you
complete a pyramid (all the same color), you proceed to a new pyramid 
or round. Try to complete as many rounds as you can. There are six 
separate games, three each for one or two players, nine levels in each 
game, and four rounds per level. Simply point the joystick in the 
direction you wish Q*Bert to jump. Other things hopping about at times 
are: red and purple balls, Coily - the snake with a perilous pounce, 
Ugg - doesn't actually hop, but hrs AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
In this game, you're Popeye and the goal is to catch all of Olive's 
hearts, notes, and cries for H-E-L-P before they hit the water and 
sink or before Brutus, the Sea Hag, or some vulture knocks you overboard.
Each time you complete a round, you'll automatically proceed to the next 
more difficult round. Popeye will punch Brutus or the Sea Hag's bottles,
knocks out vultures, hit the punching bag, or grab his spinach using the
FIRE buttons. You begin with 4 Popeyes. Popeye's s a danger, you are magically transported 
back to the last red cross touched as your score is reduced. While 
Harry cannot die, the score can be reduced to zero and obstacles can 
take great skill to overcome as the search for gold bars, Rhonda, 
Quickclaw, and the Raj diamond continues. Harry will swim in underground
lakes, diving to reach the gold. Balloons may even be caught to float 
across obstacles. The fun can go on for hours. Music may be turned on 
and off, and the game can be paused. There usic. 


Porky's - 20th Century  AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Porky's is an adventure in which you jump, climb and otherwise make 
your way through the obstacles. This is an Atari cross over game with 
good graphics and sound. 


Q*bert - Parker Brothers (BX)  AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
The object of Q*BERT is to score as many points as possible by changing
the color of the cubes on the pyramid from a starting color to a 
destination color. You do this by hopping from cube to cube while 
avoiding the "nasty" next pitstop is. Pull into the pit and prepare 
your crew to race the clock. Up to four players may compete in three 
difficulty levels. You may select the number of laps and the type of 
race. There are three racing options: a single race, Mini-circuit (3 
races), or Grand circuit (6 races). If you select a single race you 
will be asked to select one of six race courses. Each will push your 
high performance race car to the limit. Excellent graphics and sound 
effects. 


Popeye - Parker Brothee moves sideways and upward from the 
bottom of the screen, and Slick - the fellow that changes the color of 
the cubes as he hops, but he can be stopped. There are Flying Discs that
Q*Bert can escape on when things get too crowded, however. Jump on a 
flying disc and soar to the top while Coily jumps off into space and 
doom. Q*Bert lands back at the top of the pyramid ready to continue 
the quest. Excellent action and Graphics, sound and music. Very 
Popular with all ages. A perfect puzzle challeng upper left corner of the screen indicates the 
proper matching pattern (three sides) and Q*Bert appears. Some qubes 
on the screen are colorless to make the challenge more difficult -- 
there are only certain rows with color qubes to allow a match. As qubes 
are matched individually by jumping on and off, rotating the qube as 
Q*Bert jumps off, the qube becomes colorless. Once a row of colorless 
qubes is achieved, the round is over and a new screen appears. Other 
creatures hopping about include: Mhute and into a Temple Room where Sam can use weapons
against snakes, spiders, and mummies. Sam also possesses a chisel and 
Geiger counter - helping Sam find objects that must be picked up. These 
objects include map rocks to open a vault, treasures that score points, 
and acid to restock Sam's supply. If Sam is bitten by a snake, their is 
a Magic Herb that can be located and provide the cure. The Temple Air 
inside is very stale and can only support life for a minute and one-half
before Sam must e to make 
upto three tic-tac-toes per round. There will be fewer free qubes per 
round, and of course, the pursuit characters move much faster and are 
introduced more frequently. Excellent graphics, music and sound effects.
A perfect puzzle challenge. Pause feature. 

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Q*bert's Qubes - Parker Brothers  AVAILABLE $39.95 
In Q*Bert's Qubes the object is similar to Q*Bert, color match qubes in 
a row (or rows) of five. Like Tic- Tac-Toe, a row of qubes with the 
three visible sides alike will solve the puzzle and take you to the 
next round. There are four rounds per level, nine levels in all. There 
are eight skill levels for one or two players. The game begins with a 
brief demonstration and it then shows you all the ways rows can be 
matched. A qube in the
Quest for Quintana Roo - Sunrise  AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Yucatan Sam explores the temples of Quintana Roo searching for the keys 
to open the ceremonial vault and acquire the riches inside. The game 
begins with a screen that allows you to enter secret entry codes (found 
during previous play) and start the game in upper levels, or fire button
to begin the first level. Outside the temple Sam must evade snakes while
climbing the outside of the temple and reach the portals to the rooms
inside. Down a celtnikes - derive their name from 
their ability to sink and disappear into qubes of the same color, 
Purple Ball, Rat-a-tat-tat - hatches from a purple ball; looses his 
balance when he jumps on a spinning qube, Green Ball - contact with 
him freezes all other characters, and Shoobops - Mean dudes, can 
rotate qubes (even ones already matched). A Bonus Round comes after 
round 4 and challenges Q*Bert to stand in place until each Qube is 
rotated correctly. As the game progresses, you may be requiredxit. The Map Vault is solved using a map rock placed in
the proper map rock hole. The chisel is used to open a vault door, but 
acid may also be used. An extra man is awarded for collecting 20 
treasures.. Excellent graphics and sound effects. Pause feature. 


River Raid - Activision (BX) AVAILABLE $11.95 EA 
A fast paced game with excellent graphics and action. Your mission is 
to score as many points as possible by destroying enemy battleships, 
helicopters, fuel depots, jets, land tanks, hot aiop, a feathered fiend, the Flying Roc, tries 
to bop you with bouncing boulders. A trail of eggs containing magical 
powers leads you to the Golden Bird, and the eggs you gather can make 
cavemen and dinosaurs disappear. The treasures are yours when you reach 
the apex, but the quest isn't over as along comes a new perilous maze. 
Excellent graphics and music, sound effects. One or two players in eight
skill levels. Standard or Super Action Controllers can be used. 


Rock 'n' Bolt - Telegames $24.ps
below 1/4 tank. Refuel with a slow fly-by of a fuel depot. Land tanks 
appear at bridge number 7, and Helicopter Gunners appear at Bridge 13. 
Eight skill levels for one or two players actually allows you to start 
at bridge 1, 5, 20, or 50. Fun for all. 


Robin Hood - Xonox AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Your goal is to rescue Maid Marian from the castle and steal the Gold 
from the evil Sheriff of Nottingham. First you must fight your way 
through the dangers of Sherwood Forest into the Castle. Robin imed rounds, but 
no wages are earned. Option 2 and 3 are timed rounds in which you lose 
a man if you don't bolt down every girder and jump on the hydraulic 
lift before time runs out. You also select the level of play, which 
varies the time you have available on options 2 and 3 above. Earn money
for each bolt secured, and lose money for every bolt you undo. Option 
3 pays better than 2, but the round is a minute shorter. Study the 
floor plan for each level. The timer doesn't begin until you move lly in the castle, the search begins for 
Maid Marian and the Sheriff's Gold. Nice music and great graphics, 
action and sound effects. Pause feature. 

Roc 'n Rope - Coleco  AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
A game of skill and speed, you search for the Golden Bird of Fortune. 
In your quest, you'll journey through the land that time forgot. You
 must scale the heights with your trusty rope and shine your powerful 
flashlight to daze the dinosaurs and swift-footed cavemen who chase 
you at every turn. At the tr balloons and 
bridges before your jet crashes or runs out of fuel. The River is 
divided into sections, with a bridge at the end of each section. Your 
jet fighter will bank to the left or right when you move the stick, 
and accelerate when pushed forward or slow down when pulled back. Side 
buttons control the missiles, holding down providing continuous fire. 
You begin with four jets. You lose a jet when you run out of fuel or 
touch anything except a fuel depot. A siren sounds when your fuel dro95 NOT AVAILABLE - WANTED 
Build a 100-story building from a puzzle of moving beams. Jump from 
girder to girder, bolting all of them down in the proper pattern, 
then return to the elevator and move on to the next floor. A Blueprint 
shows you the floor plan for each screen. Black bolts mean the girder 
is in the right place. Flashing Gold Bolts earn you bonus money if you 
land on them. And Flashing Green Bolts can earn you an extra man. There 
are three time options. Number 1 provides you with untmust 
shoot 15 henchmen of the Sheriff with his bow and arrow (in 8 
directions) before he can cross the bridge into the next screen, 
the Meadow. Here he must face a whole platoon of henchmen, and use 
the sword to slay them using Unlimited Lives before moving on as 
quickly as possible - time is of the essence. At the Castle Entrance, 
Robin must shoot five tower guards before a secret target appears 
that will allow him access to the castle. Outside guards patrol and 
encounters result, too. Finathe 
joystick. Excellent graphics, music and sound effects. Great challenge 
for anyone enjoying a good puzzle. For one or two players. 


Rocky Superaction Boxing - Coleco AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Using the SuperAction Controllers, one or two players can play against 
the computer or each other in four skill levels. Whether you're the 
Italian Stallion or Clubber Lang, you're in the ring with the toughest 
opponent of your career! Put up your gloves, look for an opening, then 
land a punch. Bob and we blue bumpers when run over by 
Triple T will scramble the note-maker slots at the bottom. The red 
bumpers will scramble the note-maker slots when run over by a rolling 
note. Once the proper lever opens the proper note-maker hatch, the 
rolling note can roll in and the note plays, a new note comes rolling 
down from the music sheet. A conveyor belt on the bottom level of the 
orchestra pit is used to direct the rolling note to the left or right 
note-maker slots. Triple T changes the direction of . Indicators at the top of 
the screen indicate each fighters Daze and Fatigue factors. Ten rounds 
of boxing. Pause feature. Excellent graphics, music and sound effects. 
A real hit! 

s and pick up tips. But 
if you're too slow the eager clientele have been known to eject him 
from the premises. Sam can get flustered and fling one too many root 
beers down the counter or fail to catch a mug returning for a refill, 
too. Sam starts with from four to eight mugs, depending on the skill 
level chosen. There are four skill levels for one or two players. Each 
round lasts until Sam breaks a mug or the soda jerk is thrown out of 
the fountain. A bonus round is played in which Root Beer H
Rolloverture - Sunrise AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
The object of this game is to help Maestro Theodore T. Tophat (known 
as triple T) travel around the orchestra pit attempting to direct the 
rolling note into the proper note-maker slot. The orchestra pit con-
tains seven levers, positioned over the note-maker slot that the lever
controls. Triple T runs by a lever to change its setting, opening or 
closing the corresponding note-maker hatch. There are two blue bumpers 
and seven red bumpers in the pit. Theave, duck, jab to the body. Quick maneuvering 
confuses your opponent. Direct hits earn you points as you wear your 
opponent down. Keep punching away until he falls to the canvas. Then 
get into your corner and watch the referee count him out. Rocky starts 
with a Demo (press 0) and the action is quite realistic! The crowd 
reacts to slow play or good boxing. Fighters can clinch. They become 
dazed and confused when hit too much. And they get tired, resting 
between rounds. Each round is one minuterotation by running
on the belt in the opposite direction. Triple T can jump rolling notes 
and gaps in the pit levels. He also has seven ladders to get him around
the pit. Eight skill levels for one or two players. Pause feature. Good
graphics and sound effects. 


Root Beer Tapper - Coleco  AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Step up to the bar and slide Root Beer Mugs to your thirsty customers. 
Move from bar counter to counter (there are four counters and taps) 
filling and sliding drinks. Retrieve empty mugunter shakes 
up five of the six root beer cans and jumbles them up. Sam has to 
guess which can won't fizz in his face. Excellent graphics and sound 
effects, musical interlude during pause. 


Sammy Lightfoot - SierraVision AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Step right up and see the most daring acrobat in this wide world. He 
jumps, he swings, he flies! Sammy Lightfoot performs incredible feats 
high above your head. His courage will amaze you and his skill delight 
you. Sammy will leap huge circus balls andt out 
on a quest to save a poor maiden held prisoner in a castle by a fire-
breathing dragon. As you start your journey winged creatures will try 
to kill you, but with your charmed lance and careful flying by Pegasus, 
you can overcome their challenge. When all are defeated, you reach the 
castle and face the dragon flying above a lava pool. You must evade his 
fiery breath which stuns, and use your lance to kill the dragon and save 
the maiden. Once slain, you will face new creatures guarding anot do in Subroc. 
Your defense is to avoid them or shoot them. The screen reveals three 
smaller Radar Screens above the main screen which reveal alien space-
craft in the Main Screen and the screens to the left or right that may 
be entered. Automatic siting helps destroy the aliens. Five lives are 
provided. Good sound and visual effects. 


Sewer Sam - Interphase  AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Sam is waiting at Central Park for his girlfriend Sally. He see her, 
rushes to greet her and the next thing he knd Control Joystick to curve left and right, 
controlling speed and direction toward each new gate that appears from 
the bottom of the screen. The screen scrolls up as the course is run, 
and the skier takes a skiing motion to make the fastest time. The player
and score is then posted before play continues. The Down Hill event 
features a course filled with trees (along the left and right screen) 
and rocks protruding above the snow line. Whether the skier hits a gate 
in the Slalom event or hits a e water canals, and some have 
pits. All sorts of Nasties are after Sam: Bats, spiders, snakes, grunts, 
crocodiles, sharks, Sewer gulls (don't kill, but carry Sam back through 
the maze), and submarines. Missiles must be destroyed. When all 3 
submarines have been destroyed, Sam climbs back up to the street to 
greet his girlfriend. Very nice graphics and sound effects that are 
realistic. 


Sir Lancelot - Xonox AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
You are Sir Lancelot astride your winged horse, Pegasus. You se fly through the air over 
scorching flames. He will dodge lethal plungers and cross huge chasms.
Finally, Sammy will swing on a trick rope, challenge the man- eating 
pumpkin and soar on a flying carpet! Begin with five Sammys, and good 
luck. Eight skill levels for one or two players. Good graphics and 
sound effects, music. 


Sector Alpha - SierraVision NOT AVAILABLE - WANTED 
A game of skill which pits you against the alien spacecraft armed 
with missiles that approach you in the way missilesher 
castle, and these defenders will have heard of your exploits and be more 
difficult, as will the dragon. Excellent graphics, sound effects, and 
music. Eight skill levels for one or two players. 


>Skiing - Telegames $24.95 NOT AVAILABLE - WANTED 
This two event (Slalom or Down Hill) Skiing Game has three skill levels 
for up to four players. Each player enters his name and scores are posted
accordingly. Select the event and difficulty. As you ski from the top of 
the screen down, use the Hanows, he's scrambling around 
the sewers of New York. But three Russian submarines have been detected 
in the city's sewers and the system has been blocked off. The only way 
Sam can get out is to sink all 3 subs. He has a revolver with six shots 
and reload ability, and three lives. Choose from one of eight skill 
levels for one or two players, and use the pause feature as necessary. 
Sam can swim, climb the walls and even jump down. There are three types 
of sewers. Some have solid floors, some havrock or tree in the Down Hill, the player 
will fall and loose valuable time. An infinite number of courses are 
included, each course is randomly determined every time you select a 
new skill level or new event. Players take turns using first hand 
controller. Excellent graphics, good sound effects and music. 


Slither - Coleco AVAILABLE $14.95 EA 
The exciting game with the Coleco Roller Controller features quick 
response over full screen movement that allows you to fire both up and 
down at trs in four 
different skill levels. Good graphics and sound effects. <

ts. Roller Controller only. 


Slurpy - Xonox  AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Slurpy is a being called a Vacumus whose only strength lies in his 
long snout that enables him to suck in and swallow nearly every living 
creature within the caves he guards. When mutants pour into the caves, 
Slurpy slurps up these viperous devils while avoiding their vicious 
attacks. Slurpy can face left or right and move about the cave in all 
directions. When the powerful vortex in front of Slurpy's snout-like 
mouth comes completely, starts automatically, and
 can be stopped by pressing #9 on the keypad. Select Paint and Play, 
Record, or Demonstration after the program loads. Two children can each 
control a character (four are available) that is selected by pressing 
#6 on the keypad. Select a predrawn screen and add objects to the scene. 
Make your character walk through the scene, leap and fall. Press #9 on 
the keypad anytime to go back to the main menu where you can select 
RECORD. When you return to the scene, is poisonous and will kill Slurpy if 
swallowed. The Gold Glowbug makes Slurpy golden and strengthens him 
so that he can safely take one hit from his cave enemies or swallow 
one poisonous creature without dying. Extra lives are awarded for 
reaching various score levels. At the bottom of the cave are a dozen 
eggs which hatch as Cave Bugs or Cave Birds whenever hit by a red 
Glowbug or another cave creature. Soon after an egg will hatch and 
will lay a new egg unless slurped first. One or two playehose deadly snakes and dinosaurs, and wriggling attackers. 
Snakes can split when your laser blast hits them. Pterodactyls menace 
from the air. A tyrannosaur drops more brush to block your way. Soon 
there are invisible snakes to join in. The battle continues from day 
to night scenes, where snakes have beady eyes. Eliminate all the snakes 
and the Bonus Timer awards you the remaining time in points. Four skill 
levels for one or two players. Pause feature. Excellent graphics, music 
and sound effec
Smurf Paint 'n Play Workshop - Coleco AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
a combination of the toys kids benefit from most: an electronic paint
set, flannel board, puppet theater and movie maker. The program is 
designed to gently guide children as they embark on their own 
explorations into movement, color, animation, and imaginative play. 
Children can play, paint, place objects on blank or predrawn screen, 
stage and record plays, even create animated cartoons. A demonstration 
program introduces the workshop in contact with creatures or good food, he automatically 
eats it. If it is something poisonous (turning red), he can spit it 
out before swallowing. Slurpy's main food is the blue Glowbug, a 
flying creature that looks like a small blue glowing ball. When he eats 
all the Glowbugs in a cave, he advances to the next cave. Take too long 
and the cave becomes unstable and earthquakes are common. Chemical 
conditions in the he cave cause the Glowbugs to change from blue to 
red or gold. The red Glowbug every action you take will be 
recorded for complete playback in real time. The scenes can be extensive
and joined with other scenes accessed by pressing appropriate numbers on
the keypad. A special animation feature allows you to predraw four scenes
and animate them with clouds, characters, etc., that move across the 
screen when played back. Graphics and sound effects are excellent, and 
the music is very good, but can be turned on or off by pressing the # 
key. Pressing #1 reveals a screen of obje tackles, the mid-field '
general' directing shrewd passes and the center forward scoring great 
goals. You will be involved all the time in the most exciting moments 
of the game, scoring the winning goal. The game actually consists of 
more than just play between two players. There are six options: Demo, 
Fast and Slow Soccer for two players, Penalty competition, and practice 
for penalty taking, and saving as goal tender, and tackling for one 
player. These last three options help you sharpen up yol, or school-age, 
each will find Paint 'n' Play fun and enjoyable. 


Smurf Rescue in Gargamel's Castle - Coleco $AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
In Coleco's Smurf Rescue, treacherous Gargamel has captured Smurfette 
and has trapped her in his lab. To free her, nimble-footed Smurf must 
run, jump and duck his way through dangerous woods, fields and cavern. 
Dodge the spooky hawks, bats and spiders sent by Gargamel. The Control 
Stick makes Smurf move left, right, duck or jump short or long. Smurf 
makes po 
goal-tender. The Roller is used to move the entire team forward and
backward along the field of play. On selecting options 1 or 2 for slow 
or fast soccer, while the music is playing you and your opponent 
strengthen your team and choose a team formation. The game begins with 
a mid-screen kick. Transfer control to another closer player by pressing
the yellow or orange action (finger) button. When opposing players are 
near each other, the enlarged action screen appears. Kick your opponent
and he/our skill levels. Excellent graphics and sound effects, music.
Even young children enjoy and are able to play surprisingly well at 
skill level one, but this is a game for all ages! 


Soccer (Football), SuperAction - CBS  AVAILABLE $19.95 EA 
Known as FootBall in other parts of the world than the U.S.A., this game 
features the use of Super Action Controllers to control all the facets 
of this game. You will be the goal-keeper diving to make incredible 
saves, the full back with fierce last minutects for outside scenes, 
pressing again reveals a screen of characters and symbols, and pressing
a final time reveals more objects for inside. An object is selected 
using the joystick, and then press #2 to capture (copy) it and press 
again to paste it on the scene you are working on. Press #3 and you can 
free-hand draw using 16 selectable colors. Change your mind, press #5 
with the painter or smurf touching the object and it will disappear. No 
matter whether the child is pre-school, nursery-schoour skills. The 
Demo allows you to look on as a game is played. The majority of the 
soccer field is in view with its players. When action gets close between 
two players, the shot zooms in to full size. When shots are taken on 
goal, the view is full size, too. The finger buttons control kicking, 
tackling, strength of a kick, and trajectory when pressed or used in 
combination. When goal- keeping, the finger buttons control the 
direction of a dive, as well as the trajectory and positioning of theints for jumping obstacles, but if he falls short or waits too 
long to jump he will be eliminated. Five Smurfs are provided. Each round 
must be completed before Smurf's energy level (as displayed at the 
of the screen) is exhausted. As smurf comes to the right or left edge 
of the screen while moving, the screen will change to the next scene and 
its hazards and creatures. Once Smurf has entered the castle and freed 
Smurfette, the Smurf begins his journey once again. One or Two players 
can play f