íEíCfÃçü       Initializing Media      MCON 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 Organizing Committee           FIRST DIR  Uªÿ BOOT       DIRECTORY  ØADAMCONA  ADAMsvcsA 		BungeeA   ClearyA   computerA €GalHonrA  GeoffA    GeoffwebA HermanA   €HLM-GMKcatAislandA   L&GcatA    PinesA    "Pines1A   $Pothole1A %€Pothole2A )€ReadMEA   5hing an ADAM owner might reasonably require. I have ADAM printer ribbons, and refill pancakes that fit the Diablo cartridges, but not the ones Barouq Eatos made for Coleco as the spools lack the flange for the tension spring. I have new factory sealed  data packs. I cansupply blank double-density discs in both the 5.25" and 3.5" format; (which may please our users of older DOS computers and Amigas as well.  I still have some stock of printwheels and am working on expanding the selection of fonts. I have a sÌ1 ×67                           ADAMCON 11 update +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++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 they would call it elsewhere, ADAMCON XI.Meanwhile, all readers take note and be duly informed that ADAÌ1 ×66                     SECURING THE SUPPLY by Rich CleeTo most American ADAM owners, I am best known as past pres- ident of the Metro Toronto ADAM Group. a significant partic- ipant in the organization of two ADAMcons and seminar presenter in others,and a founding member and continuing contributor to the ADAM News Network.   However on my home turf in Canada, my activities have centred around my retirement hobby; A.D.A.M Services, the only ADAM supplier in CanadaI am trying to keep available everyt¢         8Rich#2A   8€RichDA    9SndGenA   :SubscripA =TwekTDOSA ?RegisterATRAC11logoV

‡&BLOCKS LEFT`@BLOCKS LEFT`@.mall selection of cartridge games, some never opened, some used. The more sensitive Powerstick joystick, several ADAMcon 002 members took home are still available as are Coleco units.I have a good suppy of Micro Innovations interface cards, prin- ter cables to go with them, a couple of disk drives and small memory expanders. Inquire for hard disk requirements. If there were enough interest to generate a half dozen or so units, along with deposits, big memory expanders could be obtained too. I also have soD)          $21  Stockmarket Game          $17 LVAC Archives(games/utils)    $11  Super BASIC plus          $11 Librarian                     $12  Trivia Wordsearch(A)      $11 M&M Jeopardy Question Pac(A)  $16  Zaxxon supergame        $9.95                   The following titles are normal stock on 160k DISKS at prices:ADAM Bomb Game(E,F)           $21  Michiana Jones text game  $10 ADAM'S Desk Top(C,F)          $26  MicroChip puzzle game-NEW $18 ADAM'S Toolkit(C,F)           $26  Mind Over ADAM(F)      stocked on DATAPACKS at prices:                                                       ADAMLINK2 DM printer patch    $11  Media Aid Plus            $11 Additional games for thinkers $21  MissSpeller               $11 Autobackup utility            $14  Mr T. Library             $12 Autowriter program aid        $16  Mr T. Search              $14 Basicaide v2.0                $11  Mr T. Search games (A)    $11 Borders Plus (A,C,D)          $12  More Games for Thinkers   $21 Castle Deathstone(text)       $14 e game)     $20 Chromantics(A,E) (fonts)      $18  Post-It(C)                $11 Clipper(D)                    $10  PowerPaint(D,E)           $22 COPX copy utility             $10  PowerTools(A)             $18 Day at the Races Game      $15.95  RAMboot(C,E,F)         $19.95 Dinasuar Dig(E,F)             $18  RoboThief gmae (F)        $21 Directory Sorter              $10  Screen Saver(C,F)         $11 Disk Doctor                   $10  Sequel MIDI sequencer     $26 Double Disc Formatter(C)      $10  ShowOf    $12  SmartDSK III(C,D,E)       $26 Fortune Wheel Game            $16  SmartGames PacK           $11 Game  for Thinkers            $21  SmartLetters & Forms    $9.95 Groovy Graphics (D)           $16  SmartLOGO              $15.95 Gust Buster Arcade Game       $13  SmileyFace:an attitude    $11 Jeopardy Question Pack(A,C)   $12  SmartWriter Elite(C,D)    $21 Jeopardy Writer(A,C)          $12  SpeedyWrite Spell(A,E)    $26 Kid's  Trivia Pack            $14  SpeedyWrite 2(E)          $41 The Label Works(C,me turnover of stock on used equipment.These letters following program names below indicate: (A)  auxillary program that depends on another to work. i.e.- a     font set to use with a graphics program, etc. (C)  copy protected, backup must be obtained from the author (D)  dot matrix printer required for printouts of screens (E)  memory expander of at least 64k required to operate (F)  limited supplies of datapack version available free of      usual conversion chargesThe following items are currently    $13 Addictus (Tetris type game)   $21  Music Pro              $15.95 Beyond Trek game (E)          $10  Norman's Railroad graphics$12 The Billy Saga(story linked games  PaintAIDE(A)              $10 for kids-2 volumes-each)   $15.95  Personal Appointment Listr$10 Bold Glory(A,D) (fonts)       $18  Personal Calander Utility $21 Brainstorm(Tetris type) (F)   $18  Phrase Craze game         $21 CP/M (new, no binder)         $20  Phrase Crase Phrase Pak(A)$14 Chess Champ(E)                $10  Pity(Sorry-typ PhraseCraze PhrasePack2(A)$14 Demons & Dragons text adventure    PR Boot(C)                $11  each volume (base/extra's)  $21  The Print Works(C,D)      $26 Electronic Flashcard Maker    $11  Quest for QuintanaRoo     $14 Electronic Game pack I        $16  RamDSK(C)                 $11 Electronic Game Pack II       $16  Recipe Filer (Coleco)   $9.95 ExpertType typiny tutor     $9.95  SmartDSK I(A,C) (forSWtr) $11 amily Feud Question Pack(A,C)$12  SmartDSK II(C,D,E)         $11 Family Feud Writer (A,C)  f I (graphics)      $12 Dragon (Mah Jongg Game)       $21  ShowOff II (SmartWriter)  $10 Dragon's Lair(unsealed)       $10  6801 Decimal Disassembler $10 EDIX directory utility        $10  SmartBasic 1.X            $31 Es Espanol                 $15.95  SmartWriter Elite(C)      $21 EOS File Indexer              $10  SmartWriter's Helper      $10 File Manager (v2.0 or v3.02)  $13  Spelling Aid (C,E,F)      $21 Font Power(A,D)               $10  SpritePower(D)            $10 Formatter3(C)                 $11 errands mid- mornings calls just after dinner/early afternoon are likeliest to draw a live answer. I'll welcome the chance to help you out.OR talk to Rich on the internet most Wed eves at the Delphi ADAM chat session.  To get there, set your web browser to delphi.com join (FREE) and find the ADAM chat session.  HARDWARE - SOFTWARE - SUPPLIES - BY MAIL FROM RICH CLEE'S                       A.D.A.M.   SERVICES                   email: cleechez@tamcotec.com                  21 Rondale Boulevard      $10     Disk-based programs can also be supplied on 320k disks at no extra charge, or 720k disks at a charge of $1 each.  Programs not listed may be available used or have been released as freeware; ask us about any programs you need.  With few exceptions, we can supply datapack versions of disk-based programs for an additional $2 each AT THE TIME OF ORDER ONLY!  (Note: in a few cases this charge can be temporarily waived; see coding notes.           Complete ADAM computers are available !!!  Same as n
Day at the Races Game      $15.95  RAMboot(C,E,F)         $19.95
Dinasuar Dig(E,F)             $18  RoboThief gmae (F)        $21
Directory Sorter              $10  Screen Saver(C,F)         $11
Disk Doctor                   $10  Sequel MIDI sequencer     $26
Double Disc Formatter(C)      $10  ShowOff I (graphics)      $12
Dragon (Mah Jongg Game)       $21  ShowOff II (SmartWriter)  $10
Dragon's Lair(unsealed)       $10  6801 Decimal Disassembler $10
EDIX directory utility        $10  SmartBasic 1.mmercial software not PD from ADAMagic, Graftex, Wiz zard's Lair, Superior, and many other copy and utility programs. Nick Lukach's ADAMcalc templates and ASM Indexs even my wife's ADAMcon Logo demo discs and a very expanded text from my own novice seminars  at ADAMcon 007.Write to me at A.D.A.M. Services  21 Rondale Blvd.  Toronto, Ont. M6A 1H6  if it is urgent, call (416  783-0316)  I don't answer the phone before 10 a.m. or between 5:30 p.m. and  7:30 p.m. and after 9 p.m. evenings.  As I do most of my  Stage Fright text game    $17 FORMAX format utility         $10  States Race game       $15.95 Francais pour les chic     $15.95  Super Parrot (ddp n/a)    $16 Ghost Zapper(E,F)             $13  Swift Label Print Shop(D) $21 Lab Mouse                     $17    (ddp n/a for LPS above)   Mage Quest fantasy game       $17  U-Match-Em game(ddp n/a)  $16 Mage Quest Construction Set(A)$17  Yule Tools(A,D) (fonts)   $18 Math Mentor                $15.95  Zaxxon(box worn,resealed) $10 MemDSK for SmartLOGO(E)                Ph: (416  783-0316)   Toronto, Ontario, Canada           10AM-5:30PM  7:30-9PM                   M6A  1H6           Eastern Time - 7 daysChamp(E)                $10  Pity(Sorry-type game)     $20
Chromantics(A,E) (fonts)      $18  Post-It(C)                $11
Clipper(D)                    $10  PowerPaint(D,E)           $22
COPX copy utility             $10  PowerTools(A)             $18ew WITH a warranty !!! (editor's note: were approx. $100 US ; $160 CDN previously - check on current pricing in today's market) Beyond these U.S  dollar specials I also have available just about anything common to all ADAM dealer catalogues, but since the excess costs of importing them into Canada (as explained earlier, have been paid, and exchange rates are unpredictable, I must ask you inquire for individual quotes. "Anything" means most of the PD discs offered by NIAD,  Adam's House and other formerly coÌ1 ×64> Mexican Bungee > > Two guys are bungee-jumping one day. The first guy says to > the second. "You know, we could make a lot of money running > our own bungee-jumping service in Mexico." > > The second guy thinks this is a great idea, so the two pool > their money and buy everything they'll need - a tower, an > elastic cord, insurance, etc. > > They travel to Mexico and begin to set up on the square. As > they are constructing the tower, a crowd begins to assemble. > Slowly, more and more people gathor base needing fix'sprinter needs                     misc stuff repairoriginal manuals and many photocopies of other program manuals, although he does not list the program disks/ddd as available.Anybody interested?????????  He "wants" $300 plus shipping.  He will get!  ............ less...........our assessment at A.N.N. would place actual value more in the $175-$200 range including shipping costs.THAR YA HAVE IT !!!!!ious. > > Luckily, the second guy finally catches him this time and > says, "What happened? Was the cord too long?" > > The first guy says, "No, the cord was fine, but what exactly > is a  'pinata'?" > > >contributed by Doug Slopsema.........hmmm.......les to go with them, a couple of disk drives and small memory expanders. Inquire for hard disk requirements. If there were enough interest to generate a half dozen or so units, along with deposits, big memory expanders could be obtained too. I also have so So what does your screen look like now?" "Nothing." "Nothing?' "It's blank; it won't accept anything when I type." "Are you still in WordPerfect, or did you get out?" "How do I tell?" "Can you see the C: prompt on the screen?" "What's a sea-prompt?" "Never mind. Can you move the cursor around on the screen?" "There isn't any cursor; I told you, it won't accept anything I  type!" "Does your monitor have a power indicator?" "What's a monitor?" "It's the thing with the screen on it that looks like a TV.  DoÌ1 ×65Robert Cleary 1742 NE 61st Place Ocala, FL 34479Bob has an ADAM setup he wants to sell.  Following is a fairly complete list of what he has available at his Fl home.ADAMcalc      SmartBASIC          DonkeyKong cartADAMlogo      ADAM console        Logic board                       w/ d.d.d. 300 baud      3 keyboards         3 extra d.d.d. modem    3 NEW         2 printers          box partial         power supplies                    ribbons2 consoles    hand controllers    CV-ADAM connecter to watch them at work. > > The first guy jumps. He bounces at the end of the cord, but > when he comes back up, the second guy notices that he has a > few cuts and scratches. Unfortunately, the second guy isn't > able catch him, he falls again, bounces and comes back up > again. > > This time, he is bruised and bleeding. Again, the second guy > misses him. The first guy falls again and bounces back up. > This time, he comes back pretty messed up - he's got a couple > of broken bones and is almost unconscÌ1 ×66This is a true story from the WordPerfect helpline. Needless to say the help desk employee was fired; however, the employee is currently suing the WordPerfect organization for "termination without cause".This is from the taped conversation leading up to the dismissal:"WordPerfect Technical Desk, may I help you?' "Yes, well I'm having trouble with WordPerfect." "What sort of Trouble?" "Well, I was just typing along, and all of a sudden the words  went away." "Went away?" "They disappeared." "Hmm.me turnover of stock on used equipment.These letters following program names below indicate: (A)  auxillary program that depends on another to work. i.e.- a     font set to use with a graphics program, etc. (C)  copy protected, backup must be obtained from the author (D)  dot matrix printer required for printouts of screens (E)  memory expander of at least 64k required to operate (F)  limited supplies of datapack version available free of      usual conversion chargesThe following items are currentlyes it have a little light that tells you when it's on?" "I don't know." "Well, then look on the back of the monitor and find where the  power cord goes into it. Can you see that?" "Yes, I think so." "Great. Follow the cord to the plug, and tell me if it's  plugged into the wall." "Yes, it is." "When you were behind the monitor, did you notice that there  were two cables plugged into the back of it, not just one?" "No." "Well, there are. I need you to look back there again and  find the other cable." "Okng try to remember those that have helped the ADAM community as a whole.    WHO HAVE WE OVERLOOKED ????     Following is a list of a few people we MAY have been over- looked in the past. By no means are these people the only ones deserving this award. Vote for the person or persons you think should be so honored. Think back on the programs you use or have used a lot in the past; if they were important ot you, they were important to ADAM's life!  What newsletter editor or contributor helped you with your" "A power... A power outage? Aha, Okay, we've got it licked now.  Do you still have the boxes and manuals and packing stuff your  computer came in?" "Well, yes, I keep them in the closet." "Good. Go get them, and unplug your system and pack it up just  like it was when you got it.  Then take it back to the store  you bought it from." "Really? Is it that bad?' "Yes, I'm afraid it is." "Well, all right then, I suppose. What do I tell them?" "Tell them you're too stupid to own a computer."contributed bn Mason *Syd Carter                       *Sharon McFarlane *Norman Castro                    *Ron Mitchell  *Frances Clee                     *Tony Morehen *Richard Clee                     *Wayne Motel *David Cobley                     *Monte Neece *Ron Collins                      *Alan Neeley *Richard Cossaboon                *Jim Notini *Guy Cousineau                    *Mel Oslter *Faye Deere                       *Tony Patterson *Howard Pines                     *Norman Deere *Steve Pitman           Ì1 ×65Sb: Gallery of Honour Fm: Jerry Vrancks 71610,2413 To: All* It's time to vote for those that you would like to see inducted into the GALLERY of HONOUR this year at ADAMCON 11. Here's how the voting will work.Every person that owns and uses an ADAM computer can vote for up to five candidates that he/she thinks should receive this prestigious award. I will accept ballots from May 1st until June 15th 1999. There will be no distinction between active and inactive candidates when voting.   When votiay, here it is." "Follow it for me, and tell me if it's plugged securely into the back of your computer." "I can't reach it." "Uh huh. Well, can you see if it is?' "No." "Even if you maybe put your knee on something and lean way over?" "Oh. it's not because I don't have the right angle - it's because it's dark." "Dark?" "Yes - the office light is off, and the only light I have is coming in from the window." "Well, turn on the office light then." "No, I can't." "No? Why not?" "Because there's a power outage. ADAM?  These are the people we want to honor.  Your votes will be the deciding factor. Those that have already been inducted into the GALLERY of HONOUR can not be inducted for a second time.Pete Ames, Steve Major, Bob Bair James Marshall, C. Murray McCullough      To the best of my knowledge the following names are those that have been inducted into the ADAM Gallery of Honour to date. They're not in any order.*Bob Blair                        *Lyle Marschand *Chris Braymen                    *Hermay Doug Slopsema.........1  The Print Works(C,D)      $26 Electronic Flashcard Maker    $11  Quest for QuintanaRoo     $14 Electronic Game pack I        $16  RamDSK(C)                 $11 Electronic Game Pack II       $16  Recipe Filer (Coleco)   $9.95 ExpertType typiny tutor     $9.95  SmartDSK I(A,C) (forSWtr) $11 amily Feud Question Pack(A,C)$12  SmartDSK II(C,D,E)         $11 Family Feud Writer (A,C)            *James Poulin *Richard Drushel                  *Jack Reedy *Dean Roades                      *Paul Elshoff *Darrell Sage                     *Terry Fowler *Richard Salvati                  *Rob Friedman *David Sands                      *Mark Gordon *Robert Sebelist                  *Pat Herrington *Robert Slopsema                  *Ed Jenkins *Jean Stone                       *Sol Swift *Ben Hinkle                       *Hank Szcretter *Thomas Keene                     *Jerry Vrancks *George Kocng try to remember those that have helped the ADAM community as a whole.    WHO HAVE WE OVERLOOKED ????     Following is a list of a few people we MAY have been over- looked in the past. By no means are these people the only ones deserving this award. Vote for the person or persons you think should be so honored. Think back on the programs you use or have used a lot in the past; if they were important ot you, they were important to ADAM's life!  What newsletter editor or contributor helped you with yourf Honour   Attn. Jerry Vrancks   2936 Evelyn St.   Portage, IN. 46368-3926 USA   or to my internet address      gvrancks@crown.netBUT DO IT SOON !!!!!!  THEY MUST BE COUNTED !!!!!!e       $13  SmileyFace:an attitude    $11 Jeopardy Question Pack(A,C)   $12  SmartWriter Elite(C,D)    $21 Jeopardy Writer(A,C)          $12  SpeedyWrite Spell(A,E)    $26 Kid's  Trivia Pack            $14  SpeedyWrite 2(E)          $41 The Label Works(C,ng try to remember those that have helped the ADAM community as a whole.    WHO HAVE WE OVERLOOKED ????     Following is a list of a few people we MAY have been over- looked in the past. By no means are these people the only ones deserving this award. Vote for the person or persons you think should be so honored. Think back on the programs you use or have used a lot in the past; if they were important ot you, they were important to ADAM's life!  What newsletter editor or contributor helped you with yourÌ1 ×74On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Pines Household wrote:> So, if I understand you correctly, I can hook my ADAM up to my Ethernet network.  Am I correct?  Therefore, if I so desired, I could actually port Lynx over and surf the net on my ADAM.  Hey, Dale, why haven't you done this yet?  ;-)I don't think that there is an ethernet adapter for the ADAM yet. ;) Hey, that would be a cool project.*Geoff!*zwara                  *Bruce Walters *Phil Kosowski                    *Richard Lefko *Jim Walters                      *John Lingrel *Dale Wick                        *Bart Lynch *Neil Wick                        *Keith Marner *Gene Welch                       *Eric Danz *Barry Wilson                     *Bob Zimmerman *Joe Blenkle                      *Shon McCollum *Ricki Gerlack                    *Irv Hoff *David White                      *Tom Clary *John Moore ** Send your ballot to:   Gallery oÌ1 ×66*Geoff!*On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Pines Household wrote:> So, if I understand you correctly, I can hook my ADAM up to my Ethernet network.  Am I correct?  Therefore, if I so desired, I could actually port Lynx over and surf the net on my ADAM.  Hey, Dale, why haven't you done this> yet?  ;-)I don't think that there is an ethernet adapter for the ADAM yet. ;)   Hey,that would be a cool project.*Geoff!*D)          $21  Stockmarket Game          $17 LVAC Archives(games/utils)    $11  Super BASIC plus          $11 Librarian                     $12  Trivia Wordsearch(A)      $11 M&M Jeopardy Question Pac(A)  $16  Zaxxon supergame        $9.95                   The following titles are normal stock on 160k DISKS at prices:ADAM Bomb Game(E,F)           $21  Michiana Jones text game  $10 ADAM'S Desk Top(C,F)          $26  MicroChip puzzle game-NEW $18 ADAM'S Toolkit(C,F)           $26  Mind Over ADAM(F)     Ì1 ×67  GODS GIFT BOXESI have in my hands two boxes Which God gave me to hold He said, "Put your sorrows in the black, And all your joys in the gold." I heeded His words, and in the two boxes,  both my joys and sorrows I store. But though the gold became heavier each day The black was as light as before.  With curiosity, I opened the black one.  I wanted to find out why.  And I saw, in the base of the box, a hole which my sorrows had fallen out by I showed the hole to God, and mused aloud, "I wonder wher.00  and WP tabs                            For list of PD software send $1.00 No Slot Clock .............. 26.00     Harddrive Upgrades Modem Package Specials                   PowerPaint .................  call  Modem, Serial, cables, ADAMlink 5      Other programs .............  call   2400 Baud ............... 90.00   1200 Baud ............... 65.00     SmartBasic 1.X .............. 29.00                                       ADAMlink V .................. 19.99 ADAM Emulator ..............  6.00   o us all I believe!!))to the GALLERY of HONOUR can not be inducted for a second time.Pete Ames, Steve Major, Bob Bair James Marshall, C. Murray McCullough      To the best of my knowledge the following names are those that have been inducted into the ADAM Gallery of Honour to date. They're not in any order.*Bob Blair                        *Lyle Marschand *Chris Braymen                    *Herma 80 Column Video Unit ...... 170.00         w/3 Connector Y .......... 17.00 Orphanware Type Serial Board             60 Pin Sideprot w/serial or   (in case) ...............  34.00        modem cable ............... 17.00  with cables .............  49.00        w/3 Connector Y ........... 22.00                                         ADAM DMP Parellel ..........  9.00 Mini Winnie HD Accessories             Mini Winnie Hard Drive  Interface Cable .......... 35.00       20 Meg HD Sys(3.5 int) .... 165.00Ì1 ×76                        HLM/GMK Hardware/Software Co.                            NOVEMBER 1996 CATALOG                           MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS          Disks                                  Software 5.25 Disks (orange)                    PD Modem Programs by request    N/C   100  .................... 24.00      -compliments R. Freidman CIS-       50  .................... 14.00     PD Pgms EOS/TDOS                 Disks come with labels, sleeves        160K disks .................  5e my sorrows could be."  He smiled a gentle smile at me. "My child, they're all here with me."I asked, "God, why give me the boxes, Why the gold, and the black with the hole?" "My child, the gold is for you to count your blessings, the black is for you to let go."We should consider all of our friends a blessing. Send this to a friend today just to let them know that you are thinking of them, and that they are a joy in your life.(forwarded from the files of our buddy Herman Mason!! - one GOOD friend t   ********************************** ColecoVision Emulator ...... 15.00     ADAMserve ................... 15.95                                         w/serial board & cables ... 64.95                                        **********************************                          ORPHANWARE TYPE PRODUCTS Disk Drive Conversions                 Cables  320K Drive ..............  85.00       80 Col or Modem ............  7.00  720K Drive ..............  95.00       60 Pin Sideprot ............ 11.00n Mason *Syd Carter                       *Sharon McFarlane *Norman Castro                    *Ron Mitchell  *Frances Clee                     *Tony Morehen *Richard Clee                     *Wayne Motel *David Cobley                     *Monte Neece *Ron Collins                      *Alan Neeley *Richard Cossaboon                *Jim Notini *Guy Cousineau                    *Mel Oslter *Faye Deere                       *Tony Patterson *Howard Pines                     *Norman Deere *Steve Pitman             Game Board Mod ........... 35.00       40 Meg HD Sys(5.25 ext) ... 205.00  Power Cable .............. 10.00           *ADAM CPU not included* ___________________________________________________________________________ /                                ORDER FORM                               / /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |    Item Description                           | Qty |  Item Cost        | --------------------------------------------------------------u've had a cigarette?""Ten years!" he says.She reaches over, unzips this waterproof pocket on her left sleeve and pulls out a pack of fresh cigarettes.  He takes one, lights it, takes a long drag and says, "Man, oh man!  Is that good!"Then she asked, "How long has it been since you've had a drink of whiskey?"He replies, "Ten years!"  She reaches over, unzips her waterproof pocket on the right, pulls out a flask and gives it to him.  He takes a long swig and says, "Wow! That's fantastic!"Then she s Toatal     |                   |      G  Hardware                                     ---------------------    HLM  Software                      Ship/Hndlg     |      4.00         |      K     Co.                                       ---------------------                                        Total Due     |                   |  4034 East 52nd St.                                  ---------------------  Newburgh Hts., OH 44105         *Check or Money Order U.S. Funds Only* 80 Column Video Unit ...... 170.00         w/3 Connector Y .......... 17.00 Orphanware Type Serial Board             60 Pin Sideprot w/serial or   (in case) ...............  34.00        modem cable ............... 17.00  with cables .............  49.00        w/3 Connector Y ........... 22.00                                         ADAM DMP Parellel ..........  9.00 Mini Winnie HD Accessories             Mini Winnie Hard Drive  Interface Cable .......... 35.00       20 Meg HD Sys(3.5 int) .... 165.00Ì1 ×67Stranded ----------------------------------------------------------------A guy is stranded on a desert island all alone for ten years.  One day he sees a speck on the horizon.  He thinks to himself, "It's not a ship." The speck gets a little closer and he thinks, "It's not a boat." The speck gets even closer and he thinks, "It's not a raft." Then, out of the surf comes this gorgeous blonde woman wearing a wet suit and scuba gear.She comes up to the guy and she says, "How long has it been since yo------------- |                                               |     |                   | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |                                               |     |                   | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |                                               |     |                   | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------    Send Order To:                     Subtarts unzipping the long zipper that runs down the front of her wet suit and she says to him, "how long has it been since you've had some REAL fun?"....................NOW, before you go jumpin' to conclusions about the very life blood of this here newsletter, settle down and just wait for the punchline!   ;-)And the man replies, "My God!  Don't tell me you've got a computer in there?"contributed by none other than Douglas Slopsema.....<sick mind!>D)          $21  Stockmarket Game          $17 LVAC Archives(games/utils)    $11  Super BASIC plus          $11 Librarian                     $12  Trivia Wordsearch(A)      $11 M&M Jeopardy Question Pac(A)  $16  Zaxxon supergame        $9.95                   The following titles are normal stock on 160k DISKS at prices:ADAM Bomb Game(E,F)           $21  Michiana Jones text game  $10 ADAM'S Desk Top(C,F)          $26  MicroChip puzzle game-NEW $18 ADAM'S Toolkit(C,F)           $26  Mind Over ADAM(F)     Ì1 ×52                L & G ENTERPRISES ------------------------------------------------                Product Price ListKlondike (solitaire type card game         $9.00           w/ full color graphics)Powersigns (banner making program         $15.00            in a 4 disk set)Lotsa Copies (copy to memory once          $3.00              then to multiple disks)Split Font Set (font sets to use with      $5.00                PowerPaint-good effects                with fonts - 2 disk set) Hardaption.  I use TDOS-based qterm w/VT100 and Lynx.  It has worked great since 1995.  What we really need though is tighter integration (below...)> In the world according to Richard Drushel:> >There are undocumented entry points to webserver functions in the SmartWriter ROM.  It's buried in the pattern generators for the typewriter platen and ruler; quite clever the way that it works both as code and graphics.  Amazing too how ADAMnet device 15, "Gateway", works as 10baseT, so I just plug it into a Canar          L&G Enterprises                756 Southgate Ave                Daly City, CA 94015e-mail inquires - dpwgene@jps.net                 etter, settle down and just wait for the punchline!   ;-)And the man replies, "My God!  Don't tell me you've got a computer in there?"contributed by none other than Douglas Slopsema.....<sick mind!> adaptor support to AdamServe?Dale -- Dale Wick (dmwick@home.com) Maintainer of the coladam-list send administrivia to coladam-admin@csclub.uwaterloo.ca0        w/3 Connector Y ........... 22.00                                         ADAM DMP Parellel ..........  9.00 Mini Winnie HD Accessories             Mini Winnie Hard Drive  Interface Cable .......... 35.00       20 Meg HD Sys(3.5 int) .... 165.00Ì1 ×66Pines Household wrote:> So, if I understand you correctly, I can hook my ADAM up to my Ethernet network.  Am I correct?  Therefore, if I so desired, I could actually port Lynx over and surf the net on my ADAM.  Hey, Dale, why haven't you done this yet?  ;-)> JackDale Wick replies: Actually, I do use my Adam on my Ethernet network, but I just don't have it remote booting yet.  It of course works over the communications-USB connector (25 pin as I recall) through some "null-modem" converter contr Disk Helper (cleans you harddrive)    $3.00Conduit Offset Calculator (calculates      $3.00                the offset measurements                when bending conduit)Greeting Card 1995 (self booting)           FREEGreeting Card 1996 (self booting)           FREEVideo Catalog of products available         FREEShipping and handling of $3.00 per order (not item) is required when ordering.  All prices are in U.S. currency.  Payment: check or money order only.Send all product orders to:       y 10baseT-to-fiber transceiver and hook it up to a CWRUnet fiber > >faceplate.Dales reply: I've seen these routines.  They are designed into the AdamLINK modem initializer for remote program load (RPL) before Smart WRITER is launched.  I personally don't have a left slot net- work card which would do the RPL, but I suppose that Geoff or someone could work on it. Since the AdamNET-based Ethernet cards for the Adam seem to be pretty rare in my area, Rich, do you think that you could add emulated AdamNET LAN 80 Column Video Unit ...... 170.00         w/3 Connector Y .......... 17.00 Orphanware Type Serial Board             60 Pin Sideprot w/serial or   (in case) ...............  34.00        modem cable ............... 17.00  with cables .............  49.00        w/3 Connector Y ........... 22.00                                         ADAM DMP Parellel ..........  9.00 Mini Winnie HD Accessories             Mini Winnie Hard Drive  Interface Cable .......... 35.00       20 Meg HD Sys(3.5 int) .... 165.00Ì1 ×77<from Jack Pines> So, if I understand you correctly, I can hook my ADAM up to my Ethernet network.  Am I correct?  Therefore, if I so desired, I could actually port Lynx over and surf the net on my ADAM.  Hey, Dale, why haven't you done this yet?  ;-)Jack> Subject: Re: Web server on an ADAM > [Jack Pines] spake unto the ether: > > > What are you using to serve the web page on your ADAM?  I > didn't think Linux had been ported over yet.  ;-) >        There are undocumented entry points to webserr 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        computer will ALWAYS do what yoÌ1 ×70rogramming 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 LANGUAGe 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 them. They are all great books.       computer will A titles, I suggerogrammer 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.Control is anothever functions in the SmartWriter ROM.  It's buried in the pattern generators for the typewriter platen and ruler; quite clever the way that it works both as code an graphics.  Amazing too how ADAMnet device 15, "Gateway", works as 10baseT, so I just plug it into a Canary 10baseT-to-fiber transceiver and hook it up to a CWRUnet fiber faceplate.        *Rich* P.S.  Subtract 19 from the date. -- Richard F. Drushel, Ph.D.            u 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 titles, are some of the better ones availablE 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 amazing.The pst you grab the phone and get your      hands on all of them. They are all great books.       computer will A r n                     Ship/Hndlg     |      4.00         |      K     Co.                                       ---------------------                                        Total Due     |                   |  4034 East 52nd St.                                  ---------------------  Newburgh Hts., OH 44105         *Check or Money Order U.S. Funds Only*1110 ^+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       1A        00011010 ^+[       027       1B        00011011 Ì1 ×62xE    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 the keyboard.     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 4         052       34        00110100 5         053       35        00110101 6          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        00001101 ^+N       014       0E        0000D)          $21  Stockmarket Game          $17 LVAC Archives(games/utils)    $11  Super BASIC plus          $11 Librarian                     $12  Trivia Wordsearch(A)      $11 M&M Jeopardy Question Pac(A)  $16  Zaxxon supergame        $9.95                   The following titles are normal stock on 160k DISKS at prices:ADAM Bomb Game(E,F)           $21  Michiana Jones text game  $10 ADAM'S Desk Top(C,F)          $26  MicroChip puzzle game-NEW $18 ADAM'S Toolkit(C,F)           $26  Mind Over ADAM(F)     ^+\       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 '         039       27        00100111 (         040       28        00101000 )    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        00000000 ^+A       001       01       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        01000000 A         065       41        01000001 B         066       42        01000010 C         067  111 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        10000000 SK I      129       81        10000001 SK II     130       82        10000010 SK III    131       83        10000011 SK 1V     132       84        10000100 S50        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       5A        01011010 [         091       5B        01011011 \         092       5C        01011100 ]         093       5D   py  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       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  101101010 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 t         116       74        01110100 u         117       75        01110101 v         118       76        01110110 w         119       77        01110     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        01001101 N         078       4E        01001110 O         079       4F        01001111 P         080       K 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        10001101 s+SK VI   142       8E        10001110 none      143       8F        10001111 Wildcard  144       90        10010000 Undo      145       91        10010001 MoveCo     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         103       67        01100111 h         104       68        01101000 i         105       69        01101001 j         106       6A        59       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-arw  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   00 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      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 no9        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        11000000 none      193       C1        11000001 none      194       C2        11000010 none      195       C3        11000011 none      196       C4        11000100 none      197       C5        11000101 none      198       C6       251       FB        11111011 none      252       FC        11111100 none      253       FD        11111101 none      254       FE        11111110 none      255       FF        11111111I have included ASCII values 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        1010011 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       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        111000    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 none      180       B4        10110100 none      181       B5        10110101 none      182       B6        10110110 none      183       B7        10110111 none      184       B8        10111000 none      185       Bne      238       EE        11101110 none      239       EF        11101111 none      240       F0        11110000 none      241       F1        11110001 none      242       F2        11110010 none      243       F3        11110011 none      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       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        11001101 none      206       CE        11001110 none      207       CF        11001111 none      208       D0        11010000 none      209       D1        11010001 none      210       D2        11010010 none      211       D3        111101010 none      235       EB        11101l  to me at A.D.A.M. Services  21 Rondale Blvd.  Toronto, 
Ont. M6A 1H6  if it is urgent, call (416  783-0316)  I don't 
answer the phone before 10 a.m. or between 5:30 p.m. and  7:30 
p.m. and after 9 p.m. evenings.  As I do most of my errands mid-
mornings calls just after dinner/early afternoon are likeliest
to draw a live answer. I'll welcome the chance to help you out.

O announcement about ADAM being used on the Pines         net have sparked some discussion.  Follow the order Pines1        of the files to the left and see the discussion. GeoffCleary        A fellow in Florida wants to sell his ADAM.A.D.A.M.      Rich Clee's ADAM Svcs has those parts, supplies, Svcs          games, programs, and complete ADAM's you need!              Usually, we do NOT "push" vendors, but the time has              come when we need to make sure we have vendor's to              turn Ì1 ×67              MAY 1999 ADAM NEWS NETWORK DISK++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++First off, I apologize to all of you who got a screwed up disk last month.  Apparently Ron Mitchell's friend MR Murphy was onboard the newsline and got his fingers into the disk.  Anyway, this month we will rerun the files missing from last month with one noteable exception; POTHOLES3 was lost and is gone forever unless Gene Welch is good enough to resend it to me via snail mail or email.     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 4         052       34        00110100 5         053       35        00110101 6          users get it in Powerpaint; TDOS users              will have to port it over to the EOS side first.Register      Registration form for ADAMCON 11.  Time is slowly               but surely slipping away.  Approx 2 months left!Subscrib      Subscription details for the A.N.N.Wardcards     Harddrive cards to fit ADAM are still available! Bungee        A few little ditty's not related strictly to ADAM; Computer1     well,.....maybe not relates at all, but enjoy!!! Herman IslandRichD         Dr D'sR talk to Rich on the internet most Wed eves at the Delphi ADAM
chat session.  To get there, set your web browser to delphi.com
join (FREE) and find the ADAM chat session.


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                   M6A  1H6           to and we all know how to reach them.HLM/GMK       Likewise, Herman Mason and George Kozwara may still              have some Orphanware products available. L&G           Gene Welch also has items for the ADAM - most famous              of the bunch is Klondike - a solitaire game for ADAMGalhonr       NOW is the time to vote for Gallery of Honor people!Readme        This file!ADAMCON       The official opening announcement from ADAMCON 11.Pothole1-2    Gene Welch gives us some guidance on the ways and              wiles of machine programming.Sndgen        Gene Welch has also contributed this sound               generator for our use.TwekTDOS      An article by Ron Collins (guru form our past) on              getting the most out of your TDOS.This concludes the repeat material.AC11logo      The official logo for ADAMCON 11 - in PowerPaint              format.  EOSÌ1 ×66[Jack Pines] spake unto the ether:> What are you using to serve the web page on your ADAM?  I didn't think Linux had been ported over yet.  ;-)There are undocumented entry points to webserver functions in the SmartWriter ROM.  It's buried in the pattern generators for the typewriter platen and ruler; quite clever the way that it works both as code and graphics.  Amazing too how ADAMnet device 15, "Gateway", works as 10baseT, so I just plug it into a Canary 10baseT-to-fiber transceiver and hook it 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 decrements 2nd value"Ì1 ×66Welcome to Rich Drushel's Coleco ADAM on the Net!I am Richard F. Drushel, B.A., Ph.D., all-around Nice Guy, lover of Joanlings, collector/healer of Coleco ADAM computers. Here's my ADAM on the Internet! Betcha never thought it could be done in 64K, eh? Hot Links for the Sausage-Impaired:My Real Home Page Space Western Berserk University, my employer (.k.a. SCWRU) Computer modelling of slugs, my research Biology 119, a freshman chemistry course I teach to nursing students Autonomous Roboti 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 increments 2nd value" 250VTAB 11:? "Home+Down decrements 2nd value"Ì1 ×6510LOMEM :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 combinations up to a CWRUnet fiber faceplate.        *Rich*P.S.  Subtract 19 from the date. -- nd              wiles of machine programming.Sndgen        Gene Welch has also contributed this sound               generator for our use.TwekTDOS      An article by Ron Collins (guru form our past) on              getting the most out of your TDOS.This concludes the repeat material.AC11logo      The official logo for ADAMCON 11 - in PowerPaint              format.  EOS 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>255 THEN  b=0 1120VTAB 19:? "1stcs, my LEGO robots course APKnet Ltd., my ISP (thanks, Zbig Tyrlik!) The Coleco ADAM Home Page (thanks, Dale Wick!) The ADAMcon VIII Home Page (September 5-8, 1996, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.) The ADAMCcon 09 Home Page (August 14-18, 1997, Grand Rapids, Michigan, U.S.A.) The ADAMcon 10 Home Page (October 8-11, 1998, Orlando, Florida, U.S.A.) The ADAMcon 11 Home Page (July 15-18, 1999, Seattle, Washington, U.S.A.) Send me E-mail! rfd@po.cwru.edu  260VTAB 13:? "s64851:REM EOS#98 2040RETURN TAB 9:? "Home+Up increments 2nd value" 250VTAB 11:? "Home+Down decrements 2nd value" 260VTAB 13:? "s6is Klondike - a solitaire game for ADAMGalhonr       NOW is the time to vote for Gallery of Honor people!Readme        This file! 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 increments 2nd value" 250VTAB 11:? "Home+Down decrements 2nd value"Ì1 ×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 ide 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, bigger memory expanders,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!!!!!  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>255 THEN  b=0 1120VTAB 19:? "1st     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 4         052       34        00110100 5         053       35        00110101 6         Ì1 ×68                         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 modified to provto 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 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 figured out every trick in the T-DOS bo 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 system.  I, like most hard drive users, don't have an  overabundance of space on my A: drive.  For this reason,  you ca 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 T-DOS, you are asked,  as one of the options, what you want to set up  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 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 requault 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 figure a way to make it work for us.  When you start to load files onto your disk or a hard drive, try took 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'll be able to use some of these things to enhance  yourn 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: 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 wasas 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 look for IMP.COM to be on B3: and ready to run.  If it does not find it there, it's defire 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's 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 commandn 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 read 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 .  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 activated.  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-DOSeyboard.   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 complex 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 parties 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 would 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 a 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 be:    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 IMPa 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.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 k!  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 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 taktion.  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 help 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, 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 CompuServe 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 %.  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 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 wil 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-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 reDEL 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 one 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 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.  When 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.  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.SUB....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,l 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 directory, 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:              presented like this:MOVE IMP245.LBR A1: which is seen as:  COPY 1%:2% 3%;DEL 1%:2% This is stored 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 nom 3 b3 5 0 2 15 0 1 3 0 y a0: e15: a1: c0:y y y n n n     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 be supplied in td an installation  program, you know how repetitive it can be to  copy 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 proceds, 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 data  until the user either supplies that nre set-up.  In each case, a small submit 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.cext section was taught to me by Guy Cousineau at ADAM- CON 03.  Guy and I had been discussing 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 usehe  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 if you want to edit data fielssor for later use with other programs.  When you  want 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 hardwaumber 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 CONDOR on C12:, so drive C: will be my MASTER directory.  To tell this to CONDOR, I have to type SET MASTER C: and press the return key.  To tell    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 ning 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.  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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 the built-in submit processor.  If you've found any other good ideas on  streamli      $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, banqueas 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 look for IMP.COM to be on B3: and ready to run.  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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 Organizing Committee           :ALPHA]IF AND ( :NUM > 96 ) ( :NUM < 123 ) [OP ITEM ( :NUM - 96 ) :ALPHA]OP "ENDTO SETUP.ALLOCATE 255.INSTALL 31726 [1 0 0 17 0 0 62 4 33 238 119 205 243 252 201]ENDTO .INSTALL :BASEADR :BYTELISTIF EMPTYP :BYTELIST [STOP].DEPOSIT :BASEADR FIRST :BYTELIST.INSTALL SUM :BASEADR 1 BF :BYTELISTENDTO WRITE :BLOCK.DEPOSIT 31733 4.DEPOSIT 31730 :BLOCK.DEPOSIT 31738 246.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 straÌ1 ×65                     MARCH 1999 ADAM NEWS NETWORK ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++LOGO.IMG This months disk is a PD contribution from the Omaha         ADAM User Group.  There is a separate readme file for         the logo programs.  EOS users have it in original form.Register The registration form for ADAMCON 11 this July 15-18thADAMCON  The "official" release of the dates, etc for ADAMCON 11e 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 Organizing Committee        	WELCOME TO 1999 !!

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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 CALL 31726ENDTO READ :BLOCK.DEPOSIT 31733 4.DEPOSIT 31730 :BLOCK.DEPOSIT 31738 243.CALL 31726ENDTO LOOKAT :ADDRESSTYPE :ADDRESSSETCURSOR SE [10] LAST CURSORTYPE .EXAMINE :BUFFERSTART + :ADDRESSSETCURSOR SE [20] LAST CURSORPR LETTER .EXAMINE :BUFFERSTART + :ADDRESSMAKE "RC RCIF EQUALP :RC "Q [STOP]IF EQUALP :RC "C [CHANGE SUM :ADDRESS :BUFFERSTART]IF EQUALP :RC "S [CHANGELETTER SUM :ADDRESS :BUFFERSTART]LOOKAT SUM :ADDRESS 1ENDTO CHANGELETTER :ADDRESSPR [NEW VALUE].DEPOSIT :ADDRESS Aightens up his books. 

Bob Bair (or ADAM NEWS NETWORK Treasurer)
6552 N. 400th E
Kendallville, IN 46755

AND, he is patiently watching his mailbox for your
mail to the ADAM NEWS NETWORK.   THANK YOU!!!!!

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YES     NO    Do you want an ADAMCON 11 T-shirt? $10.00 ea. 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