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We will have operated for:11/6/88 (32 minutes)100LOMEM :39950: es$=CHR$(27): d$=CHR$(4)110POKE 25431, 68:POKE 25471, 17:POKE 25568, 244120POKE 25940, 160: hm=255: vm=159130POKE 16149, 255:POKE 16150, 255200DATA 1,0,0,17,0,0,33,0,116,205,0,253,201210FOR x=27600 TO 27612:READ mc:POKE x, mc:NEXT220DATA 62,0,230,0,50,255,255,201230FOR x=27620 TO 27627:READ mc:POKE x, mc:NEXT300DATA 33,000,000,17,000,000,213302DATA 229,221,225,213,253,225,6,8,221,126,0,221,35,87,30,4304DATA 203,23,203,20,203,18,203,20,29,32,245,30,4,203,2330WITH YOUR GROUP TAKING A PAID SUBSCRIPTION    CONTACT EITHER MYSELF (BARRY WILSON) OR DEAN ROADES.  We will attempt to    work something out.SEND SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENTS TO : Barry Wilson 904 N. 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We will have operated for13,6,3,203,58,203,59,16,250,205,50,253,253,33,1,0335DATA 33,240,0,62,3,205,47,253,33,240,0,209,122,230,7,133,111340DATA 123,230,7,71,62,8,144,71,175,55,143,16,253,166,33,255,255345DATA 40,3,54,1,201,54,0,201350FOR x=27800 TO 27860:READ mc:POKE x, mc:NEXT500DATA drive options,view picture,clear picture,change colors510DATA enlarge quadrant,print picture,exit SimplePAINTER520FOR x=1 TO 7:READ m1$(x):NEXT530FOR x=1 TO 5:READ dr$(x), dr%(x):NEXT540DATA tape one,8,tape two,24,disk one,4,disk two,5,RAMdr10REM SimplePAINTER 1.112REM multi-function graphics utility14REM a freeware donation by DIGITAL EXPRESS, November 198816REM may not be sold in part or in whole18REM do NOT remove these REMark statements20REM tap ESC at any menu to abort22REM quandrants: 1=UL, 2=UR, 3=BL, 4=BR24REM RAMdrive must be setup independently (works with26REM the Walter's or DIGITAL EXPRESS RAMdrives)28REM preset for Epson compatibility (PNSC, STAR, OK-20, etc.)30REM revision 1.0::10/12/88 (37 minutes)32REM revision 1.1: approx. l8 months at the           individual expense of A.N.N. editors by the time we go to all paid          subscriptions.A.N.N. NEEDS VOLUNTEERS as usual.  The Contests will STOP Dec. l990 UNLESS  someone will volunteer to coordinate them for l99l.Other projects will not even be started unless we get some volunteers.      Volunteers from ALL levels of skill and experience are needed.  Please      press your groups, membership, etc. to see if any one wants to help out.IF THERE IS A SERIOUS PROBLEM 6DATA 203,21,203,18,203,21,29,32,245,253,116,0,253,117,16308DATA 253,35,253,116,0,253,117,16,253,35,16,206310DATA 225,34,23,0,17,8,0,25,229,17,42,0,1,24,0,237,176,209312DATA 33,50,0,1,8,0,237,176,33,58,0,17,50,0,1,8,0,237,176314DATA 42,23,0,17,0,1,25,235,33,42,0,1,16,0,237,176315DATA 42,23,0,17,16,0,25,6,0,112,35,27,122,179,32,249,201316FOR x=27630 TO 27764:READ mc:POKE x, mc:NEXT320DATA 33,0,116,17,0,20,6,0,112,35,27,122,179,32,249,201325FOR x=27770 TO 27785:READ mc:POKE x, mc:NEXT330DATA 17,0,0,2 approx. l8 months at the           individual expense of A.N.N. editors by the time we go to all paid          subscriptions.A.N.N. NEEDS VOLUNTEERS as usual.  The Contests will STOP Dec. l990 UNLESS  someone will volunteer to coordinate them for l99l.Other projects will not even be started unless we get some volunteers.      Volunteers from ALL levels of skill and experience are needed.  Please      press your groups, membership, etc. to see if any one wants to help out.IF THERE IS A SERIOUS PROBLEM ive,26550FOR x=1 TO 4:READ dd$(x):NEXT:FOR x=1 TO 4:READ ld$(x):NEXT560DATA load picture,store picture,catalog device,select drive570DATA RLE picture,SmartPAINT,PowerPAINT,BASIC HGR580FOR x=1 TO 4:READ pt%(x):NEXT:DATA 10,27,64,10700DATA 245,219,64,203,71,40,250,241,211,64,201,205,11,47705DATA 205,78,4,254,13,192,62,10,24,2,62,0,195,78,4710FOR x=0 TO 28:READ mc:POKE x+1102, mc:NEXT715POKE 16217, 89:POKE 16218, 4720POKE 19459, 34:POKE 19460, 249:POKE 21019, 11725DATA 16601,63817,19585730FOR x=1 TOPowerPAINT filename:"2410INPUT " "; pn$:IF LEN(pn$)>10 GOTO 24002420HGR:GOSUB 10400:VTAB 23:HTAB 12425POKE 21039, 2:POKE 21086, 24:POKE 21087, 32430? d$; "bload "; pn$; ",A29701"2435POKE 21039, 72:POKE 21086, 254:POKE 21087, 22440GOSUB 10700:GOSUB 10500:GOTO 15002500HOME:? " Enter RLE filename:"2505INPUT " "; pn$:IF LEN(pn$)>10 GOTO 25002510HOME:? " Enter HPLOT color (0-15):"2515INPUT " "; hp$: hp%=VAL(hp$)2520IF hp%<0 OR hp%>15 GOTO 25102525?:? " Enter BKGRD color (0-15):"2530INPUT " "; bk$: b" 1 = exit WITH picture"1110? " 2 = exit withOUT picture"1120GET k$: k%=VAL(k$):IF k$=es$ GOTO 10001130IF k%<1 OR k%>2 GOTO 11201140IF k%=2 THEN TEXT:GOTO 101001150HGR:GOSUB 10600:GOTO 101001200HGR:GOSUB 10600:?:? " Really clear?"1210GET k$:IF k$="Y" OR k$="y" GOTO 13001220HOME:GOSUB 10300:GOTO 10001300HGR:GOSUB 10500:GOSUB 10300:GOTO 10001500HGR:GOSUB 10600:GOSUB 10300:GOTO 10002000HOME:GOSUB 10350:? " CURRENT DRIVE: "; dv$:VTAB 42010? " Which drive option?":?2020FOR x=1 TO 4:? " "; x; " = "; 592IF vv<=vm THEN RETURN2594? d$; "close "; pn$:GOSUB 10500:GOTO 15002600HOME:? " Which STORE picture option?":?2610? " 1 = store as SmartPAINT"2620? " 2 = store as BASIC HGR"2630GET k$: k%=VAL(k$):IF k$=es$ GOTO 20002640ON k%<1 OR k%>2 GOTO 2630:ON k% GOTO 2700, 28002700HOME:? " Enter SmartPAINT filename"2710INPUT " for saving the screen: "; pn$2720IF RIGHT$(pn$, 4)<>".HRP" GOTO 27402730 pn$=LEFT$(pn$, LEN(pn$)-4)2740IF LEN(pn$)>6 GOTO 27002750HGR:GOSUB 10600:GOSUB 10400:VTAB 23:HTAB 12760POKE,A29696":GOTO 15002300HOME:? " Enter SmartPAINT filename:"2310INPUT " "; pn$:IF RIGHT$(pn$, 4)<>".HRP" GOTO 23302320 pn$=LEFT$(pn$, LEN(pn$)-4)2330IF LEN(pn$)>6 GOTO 23002340HGR:GOSUB 10400:VTAB 23:HTAB 1:POKE 27602, 10:POKE 27610, 262350? d$; "bload "; pn$+".HRP":POKE 27605, 32:CALL 276002355? d$; "bload "; pn$+".HR2":POKE 27605, 42:CALL 276002360? d$; "bload "; pn$+".HR3":POKE 27605, 0:CALL 276002365? d$; "bload "; pn$+".HR4":POKE 27605, 10:CALL 276002370GOSUB 10500:GOTO 15002400HOME:? " Enter  3:READ ad:POKE ad, 35:POKE ad+1, 249:NEXT735DATA 16604,19558,19563,19576,19595740FOR x=1 TO 5:READ ad:POKE ad, 73:POKE ad+1, 249:NEXT745POKE 19566, 72:POKE 19567, 249900 pk=PEEK(17008):IF pk<2 THEN HGR:GOSUB 10500:GOTO 1000910GOSUB 105001000POKE 17059, 244:POKE 17115, 244:POKE 17126, 25:TEXT1010INVERSE:? " SimplePAINTER main menu":NORMAL:?1020FOR x=1 TO 7:? " "; x; " = "; m1$(x):NEXT1030GET k$: k%=VAL(k$):IF k%<1 OR k%>7 GOTO 10301040ON k% GOTO 2000, 1500, 1200, 4000, 5000, 6000, 11001100HOME:? k%=VAL(bk$)2535IF bk%<0 OR bk%>15 GOTO 25252540POKE 25471, bk%*16+bk%: hh=0: vv=02545HGR:GOSUB 10400:VTAB 23:HTAB 1:POKE 16777, hp%2550? d$; "open "; pn$:? d$; "read "; pn$2552GET ii$:IF ii$<>"G" GOTO 25522554GET ii$:IF ii$<>"H" GOTO 25522556GET ii$: ii%=ASC(ii$)-32:ON ASC(ii$)<32 GOTO 25562557ON ii%<1 GOTO 25602558GOSUB 2590:HPLOT hh, vv:GOTO 25572560GET ii$: ii%=ASC(ii$)-32:ON ASC(ii$)<32 GOTO 25602562ON ii%<1 GOTO 2556:GOSUB 2590:GOTO 25622590 ii%=ii%-1: hh=hh+1:IF hh>hm THEN  hh=0: vv=vv+12dd$(x):NEXT2030GET k$: k%=VAL(k$):IF k$=es$ GOTO 10002040IF k%<1 OR k%>4 GOTO 20302050ON k% GOTO 2200, 2600, 2100, 21502100HOME:? d$; " catalog":?:GOSUB 10300:GOTO 20002150GOSUB 10200:GOTO 20002200HOME:? " Which picture load option?":?2210FOR x=1 TO 4:? " "; x; " = "; ld$(x):NEXT2220GET k$: k%=VAL(k$):IF k$=es$ GOTO 20002230ON k% GOTO 2500, 2300, 2400, 22502250HOME:? " Enter HGR picture filename:"2255INPUT " "; pn$:IF LEN(pn$)>10 GOTO 22502260GOSUB 10400:VTAB 23:HTAB 12265? d$; "bload "; pn$; " 27602, 10:POKE 27610, 292770POKE 27605, 32:CALL 27600: p2$=pn$+".HRP":GOSUB 27952775POKE 27605, 42:CALL 27600: p2$=pn$+".HR2":GOSUB 27952780POKE 27605, 0:CALL 27600: p2$=pn$+".HR3":GOSUB 27952785POKE 27605, 10:CALL 27600: p2$=pn$+".HR4":GOSUB 2795:GOTO 10002795? d$; "bsave "; p2$; ",A29696,L2560":RETURN2800HOME:? " enter HGR filename for"2810INPUT " storing the picture: "; pn$2820IF LEN(pn$)>10 GOTO 28002830HGR:GOSUB 10400:VTAB 23:HTAB 1:GOSUB 106002840? d$; "bsave "; pn$; ",A29696,L10240":GOTO 1 5:? " "; x; " = "; dr$(x):NEXT10220GET dr$: dr%=VAL(dr$):IF dr$=es$ THEN RETURN10225IF dr%<1 OR dr%>5 GOTO 1022010230 dv%=dr%(dr%):POKE 16821, dv%:IF dv%=26 THEN RETURN10240HOME:? " insert "; LEFT$(dr$(dr%), 4); " in the drive,"10300?:? " tap any key to continue...":GET go$:RETURN10350 dv=PEEK(16821):IF dv=8 THEN  dv$=dr$(1)10355IF dv=24 THEN  dv$=dr$(2)10360IF dv=4 THEN  dv$=dr$(3)10365IF dv=5 THEN  dv$=dr$(4)10370IF dv=26 THEN  dv$=dr$(5)10375RETURN10400HOME:?:? " one moment please ...":RETUREXT:GOSUB 10600:NEXT:GOTO 10004500HOME:? " Enter BKGND color (0-15):"4510INPUT " "; co$: co%=VAL(co$)4520HGR:GOSUB 10600:GOSUB 104004600POKE 27623, 240:FOR x=0 TO 19:FOR y=16 TO 2554610GOTO 41105000HGR:GOSUB 106005010POKE 16777, 15:HPLOT 16, 0 TO 255, 0:HPLOT 16, 159 TO 255, 1595020HPLOT 16, 80 TO 255, 80:HPLOT 16, 0 TO 15, 1595030HPLOT 255, 0 TO 255, 159:HPLOT 136, 0 TO 136, 1595040? " Enlarge which quadrant?"5050INPUT " (1-4): "; qd$: qd%=VAL(qd$)5060ON qd%<1 OR qd%>4 GOTO 1000:GOSUB 10600:GOSHEN RETURN11030FOR x=0 TO 1911040POKE 27609, 23:POKE 27615, x:CALL 2760811050POKE 27609, 0:POKE 27615, x+32:CALL 2760811060NEXT:RETURN12000POKE 1127, pt%:CALL 1126:RETURN12100FOR x=1 TO 4: pt%=pt%(x):GOSUB 12000:NEXT:RETURN12200GOSUB 12350: pt%=24:GOTO 1200012300GOSUB 12350: pt%=12:GOTO 1200012350 pt%=27:GOSUB 12000: pt%=51:GOTO 1200012400 pt%=27:GOSUB 12000: pt%=75:GOSUB 1200012410 hi%=nb/256: pt%=nb-hi%*256:GOSUB 1200012420 pt%=hi%:GOTO 1200012500FOR y=0 TO 152 STEP 8:GOSUB 12400:FOR x=16 TO ":? " 2 = landscape"6020GET k$: k%=VAL(k$):IF k$=es$ GOTO 10006030IF k%<1 OR k%>2 GOTO 60206500HGR:GOSUB 10600:? " printing...":ON k%=1 GOTO 67006600GOSUB 12100:GOSUB 12200: nb=160:GOSUB 12600:GOTO 10006700GOSUB 12100:GOSUB 12200: nb=240:GOSUB 12500:GOTO 100010000CLRERR:VTAB 23:HTAB 110010? d$; "close "; pn$10020POKE 21039, 72:POKE 21086, 254:POKE 21087, 2:RUN10100HOME:POKE 16953, 223:IF PEEK(17008)=0 THEN POKE 16953, 9510110? "program terminated!":END10200HOME:? " Which drive?":?10210FOR x=1 TO0004000HOME:? " Which global color option?":?4010? " 1 = change total foreground"4020? " 2 = change total background"4030GET k$: k%=VAL(k$):IF k$=es$ GOTO 10004040IF k%<1 OR k%>2 GOTO 40304050ON k%=2 GOTO 4500:HOME4060? " Enter FRGND color (0-15):"4070INPUT " "; co$: co%=VAL(co$)4080IF co%<0 OR co%>15 GOTO 40604090HGR:GOSUB 10600:GOSUB 104004100POKE 27623, 15: co%=co%*16:FOR x=0 TO 19:FOR y=16 TO 2554110 pk=29696+x*256+y:POKE 27621, PEEK(pk):CALL 276204120POKE pk, co%+PEEK(65535): pk=pk+14130NN10500POKE 27602, 20:POKE 27610, 29:POKE 27605, 0:CALL 2760010510POKE 27605, 32:POKE 27608, 136:CALL 2760010520POKE 27608, 116:RETURN10600POKE 27602, 20:POKE 27610, 26:POKE 27605, 0:CALL 2760010610POKE 27605, 32:POKE 27608, 136:CALL 2760010620POKE 27608, 116:RETURN10700POKE 27602, 20:POKE 27610, 26:POKE 27605, 32:CALL 2760010710POKE 27605, 0:POKE 27608, 136:CALL 27600:GOTO 1062011000HOME:? " Do you want to clear the first"11010? " 16 pixels ('y' or 'n')? "; 11020GET yn$:IF yn$<>"y" AND yn$<>"Y" TUB 104005100POKE 27772, 116:POKE 27777, 0:CALL 27770: jx=0: jy=15102FOR x=0 TO 9:IF qd%>2 THEN FOR x=10 TO 195104FOR y=2 TO 16:IF qd%=2 OR qd%=4 THEN FOR y=17 TO 315110 sc=34816+x*256+y*8: ds=29696+jx*512+jy*165120POKE 27632, sc/256:POKE 27631, sc-256*PEEK(27632)5130POKE 27635, ds/256:POKE 27634, ds-256*PEEK(27635)5140CALL 27630: jy=jy+1:NEXT: jy=1: jx=jx+1:NEXT5150POKE 27772, 136:POKE 27777, 27:CALL 27770:GOSUB 107005160GOSUB 10500:GOTO 15006000HOME:? " Which PRINT option?":?6010? " 1 = portrait255: pt%=012510FOR z=0 TO 7:POKE 27801, x:POKE 27802, y+z:CALL 2780012520IF PEEK(65535)=1 THEN  pt%=pt%+2^(7-z)12530NEXT:GOSUB 12000:NEXT: pt%=10:GOSUB 12000:NEXT:RETURN12600FOR y=16 TO 248 STEP 8:GOSUB 12400:FOR x=159 TO 0 STEP -112610 pt%=0:FOR z=0 TO 7:POKE 27801, y+z:POKE 27802, x:CALL 2780012620IF PEEK(65535)=1 THEN  pt%=pt%+2^(7-z)12630NEXT:GOSUB 12000:NEXT: pt%=10:GOSUB 12000:NEXT:RETURNo you want to clear the first"11010? 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Commentsº  Onlù á fe÷ px	E5.TO: Allen Tucholski     FROM: Ron Collins          3    SUBJ: CompuServe          Read (Y/N/Quit)>yAllen, to get a CompuServe account is really very easy.  If yoTHE FOLLOWING WAS DOWNLOADED FROM THE AKRON (IN CLEVELAND)   BBS, 24 hrs. 216-883-9355.TO: Allen Tucholski     FROM: Ron Collins          3    SUBJ: CompuServe          Read (Y/N/Quit)>yAllen, to get a CompuServe account is really very easy.  IfETWORK¬ Availablå oî tapå oò disk¬ publisheä     monthly
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Œ!ª´„	Œ'·Œ!¸<9 tape onexOPAINTER 1.1 is the only free distribution program for ADAM that will     print hi-res graphics on a dot matrix printer!!!  Also, it is the only program currently in existeThis program explanation was taken from the Nov 88 issue of NIBBLES & BITS.    SimplePAINTER 1.1 is the only free distribution program for ADAM that will     print hi-res graphics on a dot matrix printer!!!  Also, it is the only program currently in exit SB 1.0's BSAVE/BLOAD buffer length   bug.The program will store in BASIC HGR or SmartPAINT format.  It will load four   picture formats:  BASIC HGR, SmartPAINT, RLE, and PowerPAINT.  Yes it loads    PowerPAINT pictures in BASIC.  Study line #'s 2400 to 2440 to see how this     trick is accomplished.  (The pgm modifies BLOAD and then resets the default    values.)The features are not as quick as a totally Z80 commercial program; but there   are some nice functions here.  You could make many small chang POKE on line 120 allows HPLOTting at vertical coordinate 159.  Line #'s 200 and 210 setup the Z80      routine that displays & captures hi-res screens.  Line #'s 220 and 230 setup   the Z80 routine that's used in changing screen colors.  It filters either the  background OR foreground color from a hi-res color byte.The routine that spans line #'s 300 thru 316 handle the graphics enlargement.  It takes a single byte of bit-image data & streches it into four -- two across and two down; actually it does thi   disk or $8 on Data Pack.  If you write to me send 2 First Class stamps ONLY.Norman R. Castro                     A.N.N.          (Adam News Network)809W 33rd Avenue                     c/o Barry WilsonBellevue, NE 68005                   12967 Weatherfield Drive{402}  291-4405                      St Louis, MO  63146D and then resets the default    values.)The features are not as quick as a totally Z80 commercial program; but there   are some nice functions here.  You could make many small changs dots.  This routine is used to translate the screen data into printable graphics. It was developed by Ben Hinkle and is LISTed in his first Hacker's Guide.Line #'s 500 thru 580 setup for the various program menus.  Line #'s 700 thru  715 create the PR#2 command.  This is the same one we created about 18 months  ago.  This use shows its versatility.  Just POKE the printer codes into ad-dress 1126.  This is great for sending the ESCape codes for text enhancment to a DMP too.  Line #'s 720 thru 745 correcstence that will ENLARGE GRAPHICS on the screen!!!  Since part of the enlargement routine is BASIC, it takes about 10 seconds to double a     quarter of a picture to fill the entire screen.  Considering the end result,   the delay should be of minor consideration though.  Also, to get around the    color bleeding, the routine sets the entire screen to one foreground and one   background color for enlargement.  There are several other nice features too.The POKEs on line 110 sets the HGR screen colors.  Thees within the    remaining free memory.  One I'd suggest is setting the left margin for print-ing a screen.  To do so, just insert 10 blank spaces per inch before the two   line feeds (ASCII 10) in line #'s 12500 - 12530 (Portrait option) and 12600 -  12630 (Landscape option).NOTE:  I have sent this program to A.N.N. to be given out with my OAUC news-letter #37.  If anyone wants this prgm I will send you DISKpak #3 which        includes Simple Painter along with SmartTUNES and the SORTER prgm for $5 on s eight times in order to handle a full VDP  object set.  It then writes that data to a preset area of RAM.  Line 300       contains the setup register pairs:  "HL" (33) points to the source address;    "DE" (17) points to the destination address (the start address for writing the results).  The bottom half of the enlarged graphics are written 256 higher in  the buffer; this way the entire buffer can be easily copied to VRAM to display the graphics.Line #'s 330 thru 350 setup the Z80 routine to read hi-rexOÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿéÿé                      |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -|                      | ADAM NEWS NETWORK MEDIA STORAGE |                      |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -||- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - | - -|- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                        ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - | - -|- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                                    ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - | - -|- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - | - -|- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - || DISK # |Y--M| SPECIAL INTEREST ARTICLES ETC                                ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - | - -|- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                                    ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - | - -|- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                        ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - | - -|- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - | - -|- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - |- - |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ||        |    |                                                              ||- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - e to      reach him at home.\\\\He finally wrote a letter to the Better Business Bureau in Dayton, Ohio on 13  April.  He received an answer back from the BBB dated 22 May and they wrote    him the following:  "Upon recipt of your letter of complaint, we contacted the above firm on two separate occasions.  As of this date we have not had any     response from them.\\\\WHICH ADAM firm ships their orders out the fastest and complete?  Here is my   story.  During May, June and July I sent for over $140 of xOS, which I have had  since Aug 1987.  I just never could find the time to set aside to understand   this excellent $15 program.  I think its GREAT.  It does involve printi\r~42,78\\\K\A\\\\\\\\This newsletter was done with \BShowOFF II\b from DIGITAL EXPRESS, which I     have had since Aug 1987.  I just never could find the time to set aside to     understand this excellent $15 program.  I think its GREAT.  It does ed this listed software in their newsletter.\\\\On 31 May I sent an order for $34 to ADAM LINK of UTAH for Sol Swifts PERSONAL CALENDAR.  On 18 June I followed up with a postcard and on 2 July after 32     days I received my order.  He said that he had trouble getting PC from Sol.\\\\On 2 July I sent another postcard to Sol Swift to remind him that I still had  not received his new PowerPAINT EXecutive which I had ordered in December 1988 and had paid $14.95 plus S/H.  I had already sent him postcards ase.\\\\\W\C***** WARNING *****\\\r~42,78\K\AOne of our club members sent an order for over $50 on 29 Jan 1990 to           \BPleasant Valley Video \bin Camden, Ohio and he still has not heard from them for over 6 MONTHS.  He wrote again on 16 Mar, 30 Mar and on 13 April about his Vectrex software.  He also called them 6 times and left messages on their      answering machine.  He even included his own 800 number for PVV to return his  call.  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On 20 July I followed up with another postcard     letting them know that I WANTED my NEWSMAKER.  As of 1 Aug I still have not    receivinvolve    printing alot of extra pages in draft mode until you get everything just       right.\\\\I set up my Header at 04,74 and the rest of the text in the first column at    02,38.  My second column is set at 42,78 with FIVE forced line feeds.  I also  used K (Compressed) and A for Automatic line justification.  Once I was done   with my draft mode I just added Q for Letter Quality.  I have a Panasonic      KX-1080i Dot Matrix Printer.  This information may help you dig out your       ShowOFF II to us requested   by him for all outstanding orders on 13 Jun 89, and again on 29 Dec 89.\\\\ took 6  days.\\\\On 15 May I sent to E&T SOFTWARE a $28 order.  On 18 June I followed up with a postcard.  On 2 July (48 days ) I received a PARTIAL order as they had         "misplaced my order and that my NEWSMAKER was not in stock and had to be       ordered thru another firm.  On 20 July I followed up with another postcard     letting them know that I WANTED my NEWSMAKER.  As of 1 Aug I still have not    receivdware projects and/or repair at your own risk. \\\\If you or anyone wants a \BFREE\b copy of this newsletter just send me TWO     First Class postage stamps ONLY to:  Norman R. Castro, 809W 33rd Avenue,       Bellevue, NE 68005.  Tell others of this offer Thanks\\\\I now support SIX Game Systems with game instructions reprints\\\\\r~01,37\L\BADAM/COLECOVISION, RCA STUDIO II\\ATARI 5200, INTELLIVISION,\\ODYSSEY 500 game unit and VECTREX\\\r~01,37\K\A\Just send TWO First Class Postage Stamps ONLYxO4,74\I\C\Q         Norman R. Castro, Founder\i\\\r~01,37\\\K\A\Thanks for your confidence and support.  The OAUC is a local club with fees of $20 per 6 issues (PKGS w/p\r~04,74\B\W\C\ OMAHA ADAM USERS CLUB NEWSLETTER        AUG/SEP 90 PKG# 37\\\\\r~04,74\I\C\Q         Norman R. Castro, Founder\i\q\\\r~01,37\\\K\A\Thanks for your confidence and support.  The OAUC is a local club with fees of $20 per 6 issues (PKGAM interface.  Contact STEVE DAWES, PO Box 12019, Omaha, NE 68112-0019  (402) 457-4184\\\\OAUC is a member of A.N.N. (ADAM News Network). Barry Wilson, 12967            Weatherfield, St Louis, MO 63146.\\\\ Bellevue, NE 68005.  Tell others of this offer Thanks\\\\I now support SIX Game Systems with game instructions reprints\\\\\r~01,37\L\BADAM/COLECOVISION, RCA STUDIO II\\ATARI 5200, INTELLIVISION,\\ODYSSEY 500 game unit and VECTREX\\\r~01,37\K\A\Just send TWO First Class Postage Stamps ONLY OAUC staff, not OAUC, nor any     contributor(s) of any capacity make any warranty either express or implied     with regard to information contained herein, either by interpretation, use, or misuse  Reviews & opinions submitted by the readership at large do not         necessarily reflect the opinions of the editor or staff.  OAUC has no          affiliation with Coleco Industries.  Unless stated otherwise, all              correspondence shall be considered as "open to public review".  Attempt        hared this listed software in their newsletter.\\\\On 31 May I sent an order for $34 to ADAM LINK of UTAH for Sol Swifts PERSONAL CALENDAR.  On 18 June I followed up with a postcard and on 2 July after 32     days I received my order.  He said that he had trouble getting PC from Sol.\\\\On 2 July I sent another postcard to Sol Swift to remind him that I still had  not received his new PowerPAINT EXecutive which I had ordered in December 1988 and had paid $14.95 plus S/H.  I had already sent him postcards a for samples of your choice of    system/s.\\\\I also offer reduced size reprints of the following ADAM newsletters  at  $3   each  PostPaid\\\\ADAM-LINK of UTAH issues 1 thru 7  ALL 7 ISSUES $17\\ADAM  TECHNICAL  JOURNAL   ALL 3 ISSUES for $8\\EXPANDABLE  COMPUTER  NEWS    ANY 6 ISSUES for $14 \\GARDEN OF ADAM (The only issue issued) INCLUDES 2 inserts \\\\FOR SALE:  One SYDMODEM internal 300/1200 baud Smart Modem $130 pp. This sold  new for $195.  Willing to trade for an external modem with an ADS w/prgms) received. NOTICE: I will sell to any "Paid Up  to Date" local member any six back issues (1 years worth $20) w/programs (on   your media) for $15.\\\\NOTICE:  To the general public and former OAUC members if you want just this   newsletter mailed to you (First class) I will for $5 per year to US mailing    address and $7 (dollars, US currency), to Canada, $10 foreign.\\\\DISCLAIMER NOTICE:  The editor(s) & publisher have exercised due care in the   preparation of this newsletter.  Neither thexOked on  2 JUly for him to send me SwiftPRINT if he could not send me PPE), along with  a request for my PERSONAL ACCESS NUMBER to enable me to continue using my PC   after\r~01,37\K\AOn 3 July I sent him another postcard to Sol reminding him of PPE (I asked on  2 JUly for him to send me SwiftPRINT if he could not send me PPE), along with  a request for my PERSONAL ACCESS NUMBER to enable me to continue using my PC   afe Options). At the next "Which Drive Option" menu; select option 1 (Load Picture).\\\\At the "Which Picture Load Option?" menu select your Clip Art from the four    listed; (1) RLE Picture, (2) SmartPAINT, (3) PowerPAINT, (4) BASIC HGR. Once   this selection is made you will be asked for the FileName that your Clip Art   is filed under.  After several seconds your picture will appear on the screen. At the bottom of the screen it has "tap any key to continue".  Do this.\\\\Back to the "SimplePAINTER" mai(SP) from their DISKpak #3.\\\\You must start with PowerPAINT (PP) and GET (Load) your Clip Art selection.    Press the STORE/GET keyboard key then insert your media in your drive.  Next   select Smartkey 5 (Read Medium) .  Use your Arrow keys to select your picture. Next select Smartkey II ( Get File). Afer the file is loaded remove the        media.\\\\Press SmartKey III (Polygons & More) then at your next menu press SmartKey II  (Clip Art).  You will then have it on the top left corner of your cell. e Options). At the next "Which Drive Option" menu; select option 1 (Load Picture).\\\\At the "Which Picture Load Option?" menu select your Clip Art from the four    listed; (1) RLE Picture, (2) SmartPAINT, (3) PowerPAINT, (4) BASIC HGR. Once   this selection is made you will be asked for the FileName that your Clip Art   is filed under.  After several seconds your picture will appear on the screen. At the bottom of the screen it has "tap any key to continue".  Do this.\\\\Back to the "SimplePAINTER" maikey 5      (Store File).  At the last display select either Smartkey III (SmartPAINT,     12K), this will allow you 6 characters for the FileName; or Smartkey IV        (Binary File, 10K), this will allow you 10 characters for the file name.NOTE:  I have only been able to load a file with SP when it was BINARY SAVED   (Smartkey IV)\\\\Next load your SmartBASIC in your ADAM.  Finally you can use Simple Painter    1.1.  Run this program and at the Simple PAINTER Main menu screen; select      option 1 (Drivter the 15th bootup.  Well as of 1 Aug I still have not received this        required PAN.  Also one of my club members is still waiting for his PAN for    GoDos; Sol are you listening?  PLEASE\\\\\B   HOW TO ENLARGE "CLIP ART" PICTURE FILES \bby Norman Castro - OAUC\\\\I just received 2 volumes of Clip Art by WIZARDS LAIR and I wanted a larger    Train picture for a printout. I succeeded and here is how I did it.  I used 2  programs from Digital Express.  \BPowerPAINT\b(PP) and \BSimple Painter 1.1\b  n menu select 5 (Enlarge Quadrant).  At the     next screen select 1 from "Enlarge which quadrant?" (1-4).\\\\Back to the "SimplePAINTER" main menu select 1 (Drive option).\\From the "Which Drive Option" menu select 2 (Store Picture).\\\\TE:  I have only been able to load a file with SP when it was BINARY SAVED   (Smartkey IV)\\\\Next load your SmartBASIC in your ADAM.  Finally you can use Simple Painter    1.1.  Run this program and at the Simple PAINTER Main menu screen; select      option 1 (Driv Use   your Down arrow key & press it only 2 times.  Next use your Right arrow key &  press it only 3 times.  Trust me you WILL NEED all of the extra space seen.    Press RETURN to put your ClipArt down on the screen.  Answer "YES" and press   RETURN to the "is this OK" question.\\\\The next step is to save this cell.  Place your blank media in your drive.     Press the STORE/GET keyboard key.  Next select Smartkey V (Read Medium).  Next select Smartkey 5 (More Options).  At this next display select SmartxO\K\A\I\CNorman R. Castro, Founder\i\\\\\r~01,37\K\AThis is page 5 of 6 (Because of ShowOFF II each page is compressed into one    column).  NIAD (continued)  ADAM FOR\r~01,37\K\A\C\BOMAHA ADAM USERS CLUB NEWSLETTER   AUG/SEP 90  PKG# 37\\\\\r~01,37\K\AThis is page 5 of 6 (Because of ShowOFF II each page is compressed into one    column).  NIAD (continued)  \BADAM FORTH V1.1\b.  Coleco ADAM FORTH runs in    EOStware, things truly look very       bright for the future of ADAM!! (This is from me I also wrote to E&T for the   scanner and was/am still ready to buy and use it).\\\\ADAMLINK of UTAH, operated by Alan Neeley, has released a new hardware device  which is packaged with TWO SmartBASIC software application programs called the \BAUTO ANSWER DEVICE\b.  One program is for use with the Coleco internal modem and is a simple telecom package which gives the modem an auto-answer and       XMODEM send feature.  Theom another drive, then enter DR1 (or DR2, or DR3) and press <RETURN> to log onto the appropriate drive.  DRO = Tape Drive #1, DR1 =  Tape Drive #2, DR2 = Disk Drive #1 and DR3 = Disk Drive #2.  $4 PD\\\\We as a community of ADAM owners, have come too far over the past several      years to start to become lackadaisical when it comes to letting ourselves be   heard when hardware products are on the drawing board & will only progress     further if a good enough response is received to warrant production.  tware, things truly look very       bright for the future of ADAM!! (This is from me I also wrote to E&T for the   scanner and was/am still ready to buy and use it).\\\\ADAMLINK of UTAH, operated by Alan Neeley, has released a new hardware device  which is packaged with TWO SmartBASIC software application programs called the \BAUTO ANSWER DEVICE\b.  One program is for use with the Coleco internal modem and is a simple telecom package which gives the modem an auto-answer and       XMODEM send feature.  Theey   feel because I was upset when told that the scanner would not be produced, &   to think at the time, only about 5% to 8% of our members would have had to     respond favorably, and that's not counting other user's groups!\\\\But the past is the past & it cannot be changed, however the future CAN BE     CHANGED by letting yourself heard by the software & hardware developers as     well as the user's groups and newsletter publishers. With all this new         hardware being released & some terrific sof, but has no directory since classic Forth does not make use of a specific  directory.  Forth has a means of "looking" at any block (called SCREENS in     Forth) on the disk or data pack.  Thus, you may load Forth from any block or   read any block in ASCII.  Since there is no specific directory block.  ADAM    Forth has used blocks numbered 35 through 39 to list the "SCREENS" supplied on the media.\\\\ADAM Forth boots up logged onto DRO (this is Digital Data Drive #1).  If you   have booted ADAM Forth fr second program is a phone monitoring program that    keeps track of the time that calls are coming in to a storgae device, or a     hardcopy printed.  The price is only $17.50!  Their phone number is (801)      484-5114.\\\\The OAUC dates for next two meetings at the Bellevue Library are 2 OCT and 4   DEC.  We start at 6PM.\\\\self heard by the software & hardware developers as     well as the user's groups and newsletter publishers. With all this new         hardware being released & some terrific sofCase in  point,  the SCANNER that could have been made available a little over a year   ago by E&T SOFTWARE.  It was surprising to hear that there were only about 75  or so responses which Ed Jenkins received from people who wanted to purchase   this item, to think, another 75 or so responses and the scanner would have     been a reality at this time.\\\\Since then, I have heard & read alot of responses from ADAM owners who were    upset that the scanner never made it off the drawing board.  I know how thxMLABEL WORKS\b and \BTHE PRINT WORKS\b have been upgraded to check the  operating system currently in memory to see if a more advanced version is installed, if not, the OS \r~42,78\K\ANIAD (continued)  WALTERS SOFTWARE CO. has announced that both \BTHE LABEL   WORKS\b and \BTHE PRINT WORKS\b have been upgraded to check the operating    system currently in memory to see if a more advanced version is installed,   if not, een doing it for years".  If this would happen to me now, my response would be, "Ya it took me this long  because you didn't let me know about it, so I had to figure it for myself".  If you let the editor know about something you are doing with your ADAM that some of us don't know & it gets printed it would give the editor something   new to write about, & second, it would inform me.\\\\This is from me: \BTHANK YOU SO VERY MUCH DEAN ROADES \b , Editor of 463     ADAM for the following.  For writing me a for the use of any size data pack, disk, hard   disk or ramdisk.  In the works are true 24-pin printer drivers for THE LABEL & PRINT WORKS.  For upgrade information, write to:  Walters Software Co. Rd  #4 Box 289-A, Titusville, PA 16354 or call (814) 827-3776.\\\\REGISTER THAT SOFTWARE:  In most instances, when you buy a software or       hardware, the manual or doc file will contain a registration form for you to fill out & mail back to the developer.  This registration card is used by    the software dee, Bellevue, NE 68005\b (402) 291-4405\\\\en to me now, my response would be, "Ya it took me this long  because you didn't let me know about it, so I had to figure it for myself".  If you let the editor know about something you are doing with your ADAM that some of us don't know & it gets printed it would give the editor something   new to write about, & second, it would inform me.\\\\This is from me: \BTHANK YOU SO VERY MUCH DEAN ROADES \b , Editor of 463     ADAM for the following.  For writing me a  \BREEDY SOFTWARE \b(SmartTYPE, KOPYKAT, etc), \BDIGITAL      EXPRESS/PHOENIX 2000 \b(SwiftLINK, GoDOS, etc), \BCLARY SOFTWARE \b(ADAMLink III, III+).\\\\This is from 463 ADAM USER GROUP, 8522 Hohman Ave, Munster, IN 46321         @$20/year:  WE CAN HELP EACH OTHER by Jerry Vrancks Up until very recently I wasn't about to let anyone know what I was doing or have done with my ADAM   because I didn't want them to think I was dumb or stupid.  I could just hear someone say, "You just figured that out?, I've bthe OS will be loaded from the media. The upgrade will also check if the boot drive is in the ramdisk, if it is, it will allow the program to     boot.  This means, if you own the SmartDSK CART, you can boot THE LABEL      WORKS from the ramdisk.\\\\Also THE PRINT WORKS has been updated to double strike the  printout.        \BSpellingAID\b has been updated to a file loading program. The \BSmartDSK   III\b utilities have been upgraded to use the media size instead of the      drive size.  This will allow letter saying that he liked my     article on my \BPRINTER BUFFER \b article.  This encouraged me to do more    articles of what I have discovered.  For your ANN Read Me Two doc file that  said "The file is in \BSHOWOFF II \b format" at the end of his short         summary.  I'm now using it for my newsletter.\\\\I sent another disk drive to \BADAM'S HOUSE \b (Terry Fowler) on 11 July to  be fixed.  I received it back fixed on 20 July.  Now thats FAST   Thanks     Terry.\\\\\BNorman Castro, 809W 33rd Avveloper as a means of staying in touch with those who have    bought their software or hardware items & more importantly, a means of       informing purchasers of their products when updates become available.  Don't delay in mailing in your registration forms.\\\\Some examples of companies which frequently update their products include    the above and \BPRACTICAL PROGRAMS \b(Basic System Manager/Fastrun),         \BADAM'S HOUSE \b(Invoicer, File Printer), \BE&T SOFTWARE \b(Business Pack   I, Softpack I),x	E letter quality because I used a new ribbon to print my newsletter and it caused some letters to  blend together.  It just was TOO DARK.     The second clarification is      This is an updated file to my OAUC newsletter #37.  I   did NOT add the letter Q for letter quality because I used a new ribbon to print my newsletter and it caused some letters to blend together.  It just was TOO DARK.     The second clarificatir Justification.     \I        Begin Italic printing in Draft Mode (which my OAUC newsletter is printed with, & boy is it fast.)     \K        Begin Compressed at 17 Characters per inch.     \k        End Compressed printing.     \M        Begin Emphasized printing.     \m        End Emphasized printing.     There are many more special features of ShowOFF II.  I  only wanted to help you understand what, and how these are   used if you want to eliminate these for just a regular       printing on aon the strange sysmbols used in ShowOFF II.     ~r02,38   Reset the printer to print from margin 2 to   margin 38 only.     \         A code telling the PRINTER that the next      character is for its useage.     \\        This is a FORCED CARRIAGE RETURN.  The normal carriage returns that you see on the screen does not count.     \A        Begin Automatic Line Justification both right & left.     \B        Begin Boldface printing.     \b        Stop Boldface printing.     \C        Begin Centeear?"  Good Luck.  If you liked this article please let me know.  If you     expect an answer include at least 1 or 2 stamps ONLY.\\\\NOTE:  I plan on sending Simple Painter 1.1 to A.N.N. to be given out with my  OAUC newsletter #37.  If anyone wants this prgm I will send you DISK PAK #3    which included Simple Painter 1.1 along with SmartTUNES and the SORTER prgm    for $5 on disk or $8 on Data Pack.\\\\This is from THE ADAM INFORMANT @$20 6 issues.  ADAMLINK of UTAH, 2337 South   600 East, Salt Lake ny printer.e sysmbols used in ShowOFF II.     ~r02,38   Reset the printer to print from margin 2 to   margin 38 only.     \         A code telling the PRINTER that the next      character is for its useage.     \\        This is a FORCED CARRIAGE RETURN.  The normal carriage returns that you see on the screen does not count.     \A        Begin Automatic Line Justification both right & left.     \B        Begin Boldface printing.     \b        Stop Boldface printing.     \C        Begin Centeon is with PERSONAL CALENDAR. The correct name is PERSONAL CALENDAR UTILITY (PCU).  I still    have not used it and as of 4 August I still have not         received my PAC number.     I am very glad that I switched over to using ShowOFF    II, aren't you?  Let me know via of a postcard of what you   like and what you do not like.  Don't forget suggestions.    From now on my newsletter will only be formated with ShowOFF II.Norman R. Castro809W 33rd AvenueBellevue,NE 68005(402)  291-4405EXPLANATIONS xO your   SmartPAINT Filename for saving this screen, Max of 6 Characters.  If you have  more to do at the Main Menu select 3 (Clear Picture) & answer Y to "Really     Clear\r~42,78\K\AFrom the "store Picture Option" menu select 1 (Store SmartPAINT)  Enter your   SmartPAINT Filename for saving this screen, Max of 6 Characters.  If you have  more to do at the Main Menu select 3 (Clear Picture) & answer Y to "Really     Clr Justification.     \I        Begin Italic printing in Draft Mode (which my OAUC newsletter is printed with, & boy is it fast.)     \K        Begin Compressed at 17 Characters per inch.     \k        End Compressed printing.     \M        Begin Emphasized printing.     \m        End Emphasized printing.     There are many more special features of ShowOFF II.  I  only wanted to help you understand what, and how these are   used if you want to eliminate these for just a regular       printing on aCity, UT 84106  \BGerlach Family Software \bhas recently   introduced a new software series called \BB&R Handyman\b.  This product is for the Do-It-Youself repair man looking for information on specific home          products. Two volumes are currently available:  "How to Install a Suspended    Ceiling" & "How to do Outdoor Lighting".\\Gerlach Family Software, PO Box 175, Fort Cambell, KY 42223.  $11 per volume + S/H.  Send for a catalog and mention OAUC.\\\\I noticed that AL has Joystick Extensions for hic files that Ed Walton has put together for use with the PowerPAINT program.  Volume 1 includes 27 clip art files, 2   complete sprite sets, & 1 font set.  LARGE NUMBERS are included with flags,    musical notes 0-6-0 Locomotive sprites $8\\\\This is from NIAD, PO Box 1317, Lisle, IL 60532  SpeedWRITE ALERT by Dean      Roades of 463 ADAM.  I ran into a problem with SpeedyWRITE V2.0 locking up on  me when I tried to use CONTROL + ] to check the length of a document.  I found out that when there are prinre offered:      LOAD data to RAM drive, SAVE data from DATA drive, & a BOOT SOFTWARE option    for loading the various application programs that will work with the SmartDSK  series.  $30\\\\\BPAINT PALETTE \bis not a program - rather a set of 4 SmartPAINT picture      files that aid the user in creating over 200 different shades of color.  3 of  the files contain 60 different shades sectioned off in 32x32 squares.  The 4th file contains 54 different shades.  $14\\\\\BHootCLIPS \bis a collection of grap being very lazy, Bart was originally  mentined as A.N.N.'s CPM Editor.  It seems Harry didnt want  to take the time or space to type out Telecommunications and was trying to think of something shorter, the first thing he thought of was CPM is only three letters, so he thought no   one would notice and called Bart our CPM Editor.  Shame on   you Hardnose.Enjoy this article by Bart, the first of many .  This series of my esoteric  babblings is an attempt tointroduce you,the Adam owner,to the wonderful wter codes imbedded in the document, the CONTROL +  ] sends the code to the DMP. I did not have any paper in the printer at the    time so the printer was "off line".  ADAM was not really locked up, it was     waiting for the code to be sent to the printer!  I don't think that this would be a problem with the ADAM printer, but those of you with a DMP, be aware.\\\\\BNorman Castro, 809W 33rd Ave, Bellevue, NE 68005 \b(402) 291-4405\\\\ns 54 different shades.  $14\\\\\BHootCLIPS \bis a collection of grap$7.50 + $2.50 UPS or $3 mail. He also has Keyboard/Disk Drive Cords $1.25 for the first foot then $1 ea         additional foot.\\\\\BWalters Software \bhas released several utility packages designed for use    with ADAM's EOS.  The SmartDSK series of software has been designed to allow   the ADAM user access to the memory expanders through some of the EOS           Application software.  "The \BSmartDSK CartRIDGE\b" is designed to tie all of  this into one package  Once loaded, there are 3 options that ax	E,to the wonderful world oftelecommunications. I start off with a few warnings:1. This is by no means a definitive guide to the world ofbbs',etc. I presume I'm going to The Following is by BART LYNCH of PSAN (Puget Sound AUG,     Washington State), former Sysop of UPNADAM BBS, also known   as or alias ZONKER, and one heck of a nice guy.Bart Lynch is the new Telecommunications Editor for A.N.N.Due to Hardnosed Harryhic files that Ed Walton has put together for use with the PowerPAINT program.  Volume 1 includes 27 clip art files, 2   complete sprite sets, & 1 font set.  LARGE NUMBERS are included with flags,    musical notes 0-6-0 Locomotive sprites $8\\\\This is from NIAD, PO Box 1317, Lisle, IL 60532  SpeedWRITE ALERT by Dean      Roades of 463 ADAM.  I ran into a problem with SpeedyWRITE V2.0 locking up on  me when I tried to use CONTROL + ] to check the length of a document.  I found out that when there are prinorld oftelecommunications. I start off with a few warnings:1. This is by no means a definitive guide to the world ofbbs',etc. I presume I'm going to make a mistake or two! I hope that if some of you who are more familiar with some of this will feel free to write and correct me.  While this is aimed at the novice modem user,there shouldbe something in here for everyone.2. It's not my intent to discuss 300 baud vs. 1200 or 2400 or such like. I WILL be touching on it briefly,but I feelthat the hardwas. Many bbs' operate on certain days and atcertain hours. For example one could be "open" from 6:00 PMto 6:00 AM,Thursday through Saturday. It's a good idea tocall a bbs  number voice first to insure tht it's online andproducing a carrier. You'll know right away because of thehigh pitched squeal produced! Also,make sure the listingtells you what baud rate they may be connected at. Many abbs isn't supporting 300 baud anymore. I don't understandthis at all. Why a sysop(SYStem OPerator) thinks an hourit would also be good if you had a copy of Admalink II.Adamlink I,which originally came with the modem,is justabout the most worthless program ever written! It will allow you to connect to a bbs and read whatever is thereto be read and THAT IS ALL! No downloading or uploadingcapability. And no way to capture whatever text you'd mightwant to save off of the bbs. So it would be much better foryou all the way around if you get a copy of Adamlink II,Adamlink III or even the upcoming Adamlink IV. Each ofing phone number.i.e. whenit's being dialed.Either way,sometimes it takes a fewmoments to get the call through.  You'll know when you've connected as the Adamlink Smartkeyscreen will blank out to all light blue. That is,the Smartkey "strip" at the bottom will disapear. Not to worryas you can get them back at a keystroke. You won't reallyneed them for awhile anyway.Depending on the bbs software,you'll either immeditely see welcoming text on your screenor you'll see nothing! If you continue to see noo get intouch with them. What I suggest is that you start out witha local bbs in your own home town. Try checking the classifieds in your newspaper. Or truck on down to thelocal computer store and see if they have a localcomputer newspaper. These are chock full of bbs listingsin your area. Pick one or two out and use these for your"practice" sessions. If you make a mistake here,at least your not paying Ma Bell those mega-bucks!  Pay careful attention to the information listed withinthe bbs listingre used is up to the individuals pocketbook.3. With those points in mind,my goal here is to discussHOW to get on a bulletin board,whats expected of you there,and the proper bbs ethics. Somewhere along the line,then,you should end up knowing more than when we started.4. Lastly,please excuse the typos and most of all,the rambling. I've never been REAL good at sticking to thetopic at hand!  So,assumption is that you already have at least the Coleco 300 baud internal modem. Starting from this basic,at 1200 is faster than an hour at 300,I'll never know.At any rate,be sure to check to see if they can be reachedat 300 baud.  Again assuming Adamlink II or above,merely press SmartkeyI,enter the bbs phone number and press Smarkey VI.           Sometimes, you'll be unlucky enough to hit the bbs when it'sbusy. In this case,Adamlink will redial automaticallyOr you may cancel this function and type in another number.When cancelling,I've found it's faster if you hit cancelwhen Adamlink displays the outgo these fine programs have added features that will help youget more out of your online time. They are readily availablefrom almost any of the buying services or user groups.  Armed with these goodies,it's time to start out for abbs. The problem with owning our little orphaned computer(perhaps we should say "classic computer"??) is that thereare darn few of us around. This means that all the good,Adam-only bbs' are scattered around north america and youhave to plunk down some long distance dollars tthing afterseveral seconds,try hitting return a few times. This issometimes needed to "wake up" the host bbs and let it knowthat you're really there! Keep an eye on your time via thedigital connect time readout on the lower righthand sideof your screen.  As I said,what you will be seeing now is the welcomescreen of the bbs your contacting. This will usually tellyou what software it's running,hours of service and maybe even the sysops name. At some point,it will stop and askfor input from you. HA! om bbs to bbs but not ALWAYS exactly the same.  I see that I've been typing for an hour and we've justbarely got you on a bbs! We'll leave this for now and pickup the next time. We'll get further into the bbs,let youknow some of the "common courtesy" and further down the line,get you onto some of the Adam-only boards. Until then,happy computing!easoned users. That is,you won't see all the messages,the download area or maybe not evenparticipate in the message base,other than to read themessages.t's records and find out that it doesn't include YOU. The bbs will then prompt you for informationto place you in it's "userlog". This part of the proceedureis VERY important. This information(your real name,handle,address,phone number,etc.) is seen ONLY by the sysop andwill be treated with the utmost confidentiality! As a formersysop,I can ssure you that nothing gets you off on the wrongfoot faster than putting down false information on your log in! Also,on this first session,you'll be required to programs and products he planned.   It also      included some comments on recent    events involving himself and his    company(s).Now having included this on an      A.N.N. disk I am placed in a        situation where I must consider     what to do now that Tony Patterson  has taken exception to Sol Swift's  comments and offer his rebuttal.The conflict include some mental    conflict on my part,partially       includes the following              considerations:l. Should I have edited OUT Swift's co It's a good idea when first on a bbs to use thehelp functions as much as possible. These can usually be found by typing either "?" or "HELP". This will display a menu of commands and perhaps even some shortcuts or tipson how to best get through the bbs. Take special note onhow to log off(that is,get OUT of the bbs!),how to freezetext on the screen,how to stop the message scroll on yourscreen and how to start up the flow again.Keep a pad andpencil nearby to jot the commands down. They are similarfrAt last,your on your way to thegreat world of telecommunication! Sometimes this will beyet another prompt to "wake up" the host bbs. It might saypress enter to continue or some such. If this is the case,just press return again.Get ready for another prompt. Thisone might say "enter initials:". It may say "enter handle:".Or if it's really on the ball it'll say "if this is yourfirst visit,please enter new:". If it does NOT say the latter,then enter ANYTHING. This will cause the bbs to search through ix	, face the creditors of the company I have gone out of my way to keep     myself from saying anything         derogatory about him.  I knew that  I could fill a book about WHAT TO DO ???In a prior A.N.N. disk I reprinted  the readme file for Sol             Swift--Phoenix 2000 new Calendar    Program Disk.  This was partially   to give information on the Calendar Program, partially because Sol      Swift talked of futureenter a password. This password will be unique to YOU andwill be required the next time you log on.  From this point on,it's time to look around. Remember,a local bbs probably won't have much in the way of Adamspecific information. But this is just to help you get usedto a bbs in general. As a new user,you don't get the "fullprivileges"of the more seasoned users. That is,you won't see all the messages,the download area or maybe not evenparticipate in the message base,other than to read themessages.mments in the original item.2. Should I do anything that might  keep this situation alive or        heated.3. How I would love to see this     situation solved, resolved or at    least dissolved ; to have it go     away & just disappear.4. There is Freedom of Speech,      Press, etc.  Do I have the right to censor either the original or the   response or to exclude them from    A.N.N.5. A.N.N. has as one of its main    purposes to dissemination &         circulation  of information to as   many people a stolen all of the company cash  ($12,000 - his figure) leaving him  penniless and he had no money to    restart his company.  I began to    feel sorry for him.  I later put    two and three together, $12,000 is  a paltry sum compared to just the   pre - paid orders for GoDOS that he had admitted to have recieved.  He  refused to press charges against    this purported employee even though he knew all the facts and claimed   to have the evidence.  I should     also have caught on when he did not have a reco---------------------------To everyone,Ever since Mr. Swift walked away    from TSF and left me here alone to  face the creditors of the company I have gone out of my way to keep     myself from saying anything         derogatory about him.  I knew that  I could fill a book about him and   what he has done to me and the ADAM community in general.  But to tell  the story necessitates my admission of how stupid and gullible I can    be.  But after his public attack on me I feel I have no choice but to   e renounce the    debt that he owed me when he        disappeared (he owed me $1000 when  he left), run the business, process orders, draw newsletter graphics,   work on newsletter articles, do all the folding and mailing of the      newsletters and do all the graphics for upcomming TSF products, besides working a full time job (at least   initally).  This was so that he     could devote all his time to        programming and editing the         newsletter.  Yes, as he states, I had control of the company m.  He   states that in April he started TSF in North Carolina making it seem    that he again had a business when   in reality all he had done was      accepted (and spent) the money for  the PD orders that he had asked for in his comeback letter.  These      orders were processed by me some    six months later in Mississippi.He states that I talked him into    moving to Mississippi to take me    into TSF as a partner, this is      somewhat true.  After listening to  him wail that one of his employees  hads possible.6. No matter what side you are on , it makes an interesting story.      Most of which is still untold and   perhaps is best untold.7.  Hardnosed Harry keeps calling   me chicken.8. I personally have tried to make  peace in this situation and in all  Adam situations where I possibly    could.These are just some of the many     conflicts going around my head on   this matter.With somewhat mixed feelings, I now give you Tony Patterson's rebuttal.---------------------------------------------rd of just who was owed  GoDOS.  If he had ever planned on   supplying GoDOS to the buyers when  he left DEI, he should have had a   list.  Anyway, he wanted me to      borrow the money to finance the     rebirth of the company, this ended  up being about $4500.00. He said    that he had other people wanting to loan him money (no financial        institutions just regular people)   but he just did not know them like  he knew me.  I agreed to this but   only if we worked together from     down here.  I wouldnlighten the ADAM community at     least about the lies that he has    listed in the read me file on his   latest offering.He states that he walked away from  DEI.  In fact he disappeared and    RAN away to start another company   called ACE, remember Charlie Evans  and Bill Propst.  Ever heard from   them before, or since?  They do not exist, or if they do they do not    program on the ADAM computer.  In   fact he has operated 7 ADAM         businesses,  to be fair all but two were under the name of Swiftoney, but it WAS       borrowed money and I was            responsible for it. But being the   fool that I was, every time he held his hand out for whatever reason I  would write him out a check.  I     have cancelled checks made out for  him and charge card slips made out  for his benefit here that ammount   to 70% of the borrowed money and    50% of the money that the company   took in.  Most of the rest was      spent on supplies, permits and      printing.  The $20,000 worth of supplies that  he statest   people to support him even when he  repeatedly makes promises for       software, takes money for that      software and does not produce it.   Has anyone received a completed     copy of GoDOS?  How about the       G.A.M.E.  Vol III?, Pictorial       Graphic Library?, SmartTALK?,       PowerPAINT Executive edition?,      GoDOS technical reference manual?,  CGP converter program?, the         SwiftBookeeping system?, not to     mention GoWRITER, GoCALC and the    other " Go " programs?  These and   othe than $300.    He says that in nine months         virtually nothing was accomplished. That is not true at all!  For while I worked a full time job during the day and worked on TSF projects at   night and my wife worked TWO jobs,  Mr. Swift undertook an exercise     program that walked most of his     overweight problem off, got quite a nice tan and spent most of his time romancing my sister and running up  a tremendous phone bill (several    hundred a month for many months),   yes on my home phone.  He conly programmer  for the ADAM.  If he comes out with a good, useful program AND it has   been reviewed by many reputable     reviewers AND it is in its final    completed form including a manual   AND someone besides him has it in   stock available for delivery then I may even buy it.  But until ANY     product offered for sale by him     meets ALL of the above              qualifications,  let the buyer      beware.m?, not to     mention GoWRITER, GoCALC and the    other " Go " programs?  These and   otheo move out.  This was fine   with him of course, he just moved   in with my sister and sponged off   her for a while.  The worst part of it all is that    for months I thought Mr swift to be a close personal friend.  I went    much farther to help him out than I ever should have.  But now I have   come to realize that he carefully   manipulated me using his knowledge  of psychology to engender trust and loyalty that was never deserved. He has done much the same with all of  you.  How else could he still ge he brought here was about $300 worth of printed paper         (unbound software manuals and back  issues of N&B).  The equipment,     that is still here amounts to a     stapler and a punch and bind        machine.  Retail value of these     items when new is about $500, but   actual value is closer to $200.     Yes, if this paper were bound       together and paired with software   and sold at retail it might be a    chunk of money (but not $20,000)    and all of it could easily be       replaced for lessrs he has put up for sale and   has received money for without      shippment to the customer. He is a talented programmer, a      talented conversationalist, a       talented writer, and a talented     persuader,  but he has shown me     that being talented and being       honest can be two different things. I understand that many will         continue to support him for many    reasons including the fact that he  is such a capable programmer.  What everyone needs to keep in mind is   that he is NOT the ould do  this because he was alone all day   long to do as he pleased plus he    was living here rent free and       eating off my hospitality.  If I seem a bit miffed, I am.  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ADAM CONNECTIONP.O. Box 562 - Mason Rd.Champlain, NY 12919-0562(518) 298-8193DEAR Newsletter Publisher:I am very interested in having you publish some news about my company and BBS.  Enclosed on this letter are the news items that I would like to have you include in your latest publication.  If there is a fee to do so, please advise me of the cost.  If this hardcopy will not be enough and you would like the information enclosed in the form of a disk with the items stored in SmartWRITER format, pler enter a three-digit number.  At the end of each month three winners will be selected and the prizes are listed below.1st will change each month with an average value of over $20.2nd will be a $10 coupon off any product in our ADAM Connection Catalog.3rd place prizes are two free PD volumes of user's choice.4)  The ADAM Connection has released its first program for use with Reedy Software's excellent Phrase Craze Program.  It is a question pack containing subjects related to Star Trek:  authors, movs are welcome.3)  The Connection BBS is back on-line again.  We feature over 20 message base areas with topics of all interest, over 2 megs of RLEs to download, utilities, on-line games and much more.  All types of computers are welcome to call at (518) 298-4294.  We are at 8-N-1, 300/1200 baud and run 24 hours a day.  With our PowerMate 40-meg drive the BBS is very fast and you'll be able to move around the system fairly quickly.The Connection BBS also offers a lottery program that will let any ADAM us I know, the day after the meeting, I put the same setup on my ADAM.  Jerry even gave me a custom made box to house the remote switch.  Here's the list of parts:     Radio Shack - #270-026 Disconnect.          ($1.19)     Radio Shack - #275-619 SPDT Switch.          ($2.39)     #18 wire, 2 conductor.           (I used speaker wire)Below is the wiring diagram.(The wiring diagram appeared in 463 ADAM.  For a copy, send a SASE.)  It's really very simple, and it allows disk drive users to tuck the CPU oies, equipment, actors and much more.  The price is $12.95.5)  We now offer "cash back" on all orders placed with us.  These coupons are attached to every invoice and can be used with your next purchase.This is all the information we have to date.  If any further information becomes available it will be sent to you.  Thank you very much for your time.  If you have any questions, feel free to write or call.Sincerely,Steve MajorThe Connection BBS also offers a lottery program that will let any ADAM usease let me know and I will ship out a disk to you.1)  Some months ago The ADAM Connection decided to publish its own newsletter.  Unfortunately, due to lack of interest, we have scrapped the plans.  All money has been refunded in full, and if any person did not get their refund they are asked to get in contact with us.2)  For about six months The Adam Connection was located in Fort Wayne, Indiana.  We are no longer there and would request that all mail be sent to the new address above.  Catalog request(From the Oct. 90 463 ADAM Newsletter)THE DREAMER -  RESPONSEBy Dean Roades - 463 ADAMLast month, I asked for a way to reset the ADAM from the keyboard.  Jerry Vrancks came to our meeting with his solution to this idea.  It seems that Jerry needed a remote reset for his ADAM some time back.  He opened ADAM up, soldered a couple of wires onto the reset switch, added a disconnect, and wired the other end to a switch that was similar to the one in ADAM. It's not from the keyboard, but it works just fine.er enter a three-digit number.  At the end of each month three winners will be selected and the prizes are listed below.1st will change each month with an average value of over $20.2nd will be a $10 coupon off any product in our ADAM Connection Catalog.3rd place prizes are two free PD volumes of user's choice.4)  The ADAM Connection has released its first program for use with Reedy Software's excellent Phrase Craze Program.  It is a question pack containing subjects related to Star Trek:  authors, movut of the way.  Other parts may work just as well, but Jerry tried to match the switch in ADAM and the gauge of wire used there.  There was talk at the meeting about using some of the un-used wires in the keyboard cable to do this, but no one was sure if the thin gauge would handle the load.Try this modification at your own risk.  As with all modifications, there is a risk of damaging your computer.  463 ADAM can accept no responsibility for any damage.In the process of making this modification, I ran ag can be done on the ADAM printer or a dot matrix printer.  (Some of the features can only be used with a dmp).  SPW is a program you can start using with your base ADAM and will make use of additional hardware as you add it on.¡27,119,2,50,130,178Ì10I use SPW for all my correspondance and the preparation of this newsletter.  Why, you may ask?  Two primary reasons, SPEED and the ability to get more print on a page.Ì0 ×53Speed is the most attractive thing about SPW.  When you delete, move, copy or insg of 10 - $3.99).  You can cut that 25 footer down to size.  Maybe share with a freind.þThe prices shown are what I paid.  Prices may vary in your area.þThis has not been a commercial for Radio Shack (not a PAID commercial, anyway).  It just seems that some telephone equipment shares the 6 wire connector used on our keyboard and disk drives and Radio Shack stocks these parts. (I have not tried any of this on the disk drives, but it should work)  Do not confuse these parts with the standard telephone wireage.  This may not seem like a big deal when you write your Aunt Betty, but the Post Office charges by weight, so the more I get on each page, the more information I can mail.¡27,119,0,48,128,176×35Some have written about 'ALL THE CONTROL CODES' in SPW.  There are quite a few, but the old 80-20 rule applies here.  After a short time of using SPW, you know by heart the 20% of the codes needed 80% of the time.  I keep a 'cheat sheet' handy for the others.  ¡27,119,1,49,129,177×42Some of SpeedyWrite's Ô0 Ì0 ×42 Ð66 Ê¡27,119,1,49,129,177«2:27,52­2:27,53¯SPEEDYWRITE¯By Dean Roades - 463 ADAMþThere has been much written lately about Showoff II, an enhancement for SmartWriter, written by Sol Swift.  I have not used Showoff II, so this is not a comparison, just a few (?) words about the best word processing program I have used, SpeedyWrite 2 by David White.þSpeedyWrite 2 (SPW) can be used on the base ADAM. You do not need a 64k expander, but one is usefull in many ways if you do have one.  Printincross some other parts that can be used with ADAM:If you have an extra keyboard cable, Jerry found that Radio Shack #279-423 - 'In-Line Coupler' can be used to hook two cables together.  It doubles the distance for you. ($2.95)If you want to get far away with your keyboard, Radio Shack #279-422 - '25 ft. Modular 6-Wire Line Cord' will plug between your ADAM and keyboard. ($7.95)25 ft. a little more than you need? Radio Shack sells #279-388 - 'Crimping Tool' ($8.95) and #279-421 - 'Modular Connectors' (Pkert in SmartWriter, the cursor on the left hand side 'scrolls' though the entire document.  It only takes a few seconds you say? When working with long documents, as for this newsletter, it seems like an eternity.  Especially when SPW can do those functions INSTANTLY!!!The other main thing is space.  The normal printed page is 6 lines per inch and 10 characters per inch.  This calculates to 4200 characters per page.  With SPW, I use 6-1/2 lines per inch and at least 12 CPI which gives me 32% more on each ps.  They only have 4 wires and will not work.If anyone knows of other standard, 'off the shelf' parts that can be used with our ADAM, please let us know.463 ADAM8522 Hohman Ave.Munster, IN 46321e distance for you. ($2.95)If you want to get far away with your keyboard, Radio Shack #279-422 - '25 ft. Modular 6-Wire Line Cord' will plug between your ADAM and keyboard. ($7.95)25 ft. a little more than you need? Radio Shack sells #279-388 - 'Crimping Tool' ($8.95) and #279-421 - 'Modular Connectors' (Pkfeatures are hard to do without once you get used to them.  The best one is the ability to have 2 work spaces in the computer at one time.  When updating information, it's nice to load the old file in one workspace and transfer the info you need to the other.  Want to write an article, but you need to refer to another?  You don't need to print the article out, just load it into the other workspace.SpeedyWrite comes with a number of macros.  Macros are a shortcut used in many word processing programs.  It s you can do with SpeedyWrite?)463 ADAM 8522 Hohman Ave.Munster, IN  46321kspace.  I now have the catalog in a file that I can save, edit, add to a letter, etc.  I use this each month when I write the doc file for the ANN disks.  I capture the file names exactly as the are in the catalog so there is less chance of a typo.¡27,119,1,49,129,177×42SPW has many other great features, many I have not had time to take full advantage of.  A 'Pocket Data Base' allows you to call up screens of information (liI have to do is press 'Shift + Smart Key II'.  The code appears like magic.  This will work for any combination of keystrokes.  It could be a long word you use many times in the same document, a signature block you use in every letter.  It's a real time saver.¡27,119,3,51,131,179×60Another great feature is the ability to capture anything on the screen to the workspace.  I had a little trouble understanding this at first, after all, if it's on the screen, it should be in the work space, right? WRONG!  Myn line.     After buying a data drive, ribbon and some data packs I was back in business. And I was truly amazed at what was availiable for the ADAM. If I hadn't seen this ad my ADAM would have long been forgotten.     Not long ago I started wondering just how many other people had put their ADAM's in the back closet because of a minor problem, not knowing there was help availalbe.     So I started posting a little notices on store bulletin boards letting people know that if they have an ADAM they no ke HELP screens).  You can 'capture' this information to add to your documents.  This will be great (when I have time to set it up) for addresses, complicated control codes, and other things you need on a regular basis.ÂBold printing is possible with a dmp or the ADAM printer.ÂA dot matrix printer can be configured to your own needs for þitalics,þ¯double wide¯ printing, line spacing, and more.If you are looking for an excellent word processing program, check out SpeedyWrite.(See some of the thingallows you to set up a series of keystrokes so that the computer remembers them.  You can press one or two keys and the keystrokes will appear on your screen.  You can set up your own macros to suit you particular needs.  I have set up a few for use in preparing this newsletter.  The code to set up printing 12 characters per inch is: Ctr !,27,119,1,49,129,177. This is a lot to remember, so I have set up a macro to remember for me.  Whenever I work on the newsletter, I load these macros into memory so all FINDING THE ADAM'sI purchased my ADAM after Coleco stopped its production. But I figured if I got a year or two use out of it, it would be worth the $200 I paid.     A year or so later I started having printer problems, or I should say ribbon problems. Also the data drive would occasionally chew up a data pack, so I just let it set. Then as I was looking through a computer magazine trying to decide what my next computer would be I saw an ad for NIAD. Perhaps there was someone to help me get my ADAM back o favorite application is to catalog a disk, the 'capture' the screen to the workspace.  I now have the catalog in a file that I can save, edit, add to a letter, etc.  I use this each month when I write the doc file for the ANN disks.  I capture the file names exactly as the are in the catalog so there is less chance of a typo.¡27,119,1,49,129,177×42SPW has many other great features, many I have not had time to take full advantage of.  A 'Pocket Data Base' allows you to call up screens of information (lilonger use, I can find them help. Believe it or not I have received three calls. I'm not sure any of the three have taken their ADAM's out of the closet yet, but if they do it's because they now know there is an ADAM community that will help them.     The cost of my "FIND THE ADAM's" campaign has been a few sheets of paper and a 59 cent box of thumb tacks.     In no way am I suggesting we all do something like this, but just think, if each of us could get one ADAM out of the closet, our numbers would doATIVE WINNING DATES: If for some reason you cann't collect you winnings on Oct. 5 there will be alternative dates offered in the following months. Check your 463 ADAM newsletter. Alternate dates will be indicated on the front page, NEXT MEETING (date). You can collect your winnings on any of these dates.7. TRANSPORTATION: It is the responsibility of the winner to provide his or her own transportation to and from Deans.8. VERIFICATION: No verification is required.      (Your word is good enough)9. Thi ÂÃ    HIDDEN-WORDÂ Ã CONTESTÃ     * * * * 4 6 3 A D A M * * * * *Ã     * P L E H D U K E M A N S N X *Ã     * O Z C A I R N S W Z B E A N *Ã     * K N O T S L O O W E R D E N *Ã     * E V E R E T T F I B M A D A *Ã     * S K C N A R V X L M L O O K *Ã     * H E N N I N I R T A U R U S *Ã     * A A G N I L L I H C S E E N *Ã     * P U G U I L L Z H A R V E Y *Ã     * E G M A G G I O O C E L O C *Ã     * R A R E N T L E K E E P E R *Ã     * E D I T S R O H R E T I R E *Ã     * * * * * * * * * ATIVE WINNING DATES: If for some reason you cann't collect you winnings on Oct. 5 there will be alternative dates offered in the following months. Check your 463 ADAM newsletter. Alternate dates will be indicated on the front page, NEXT MEETING (date). You can collect your winnings on any of these dates.7. TRANSPORTATION: It is the responsibility of the winner to provide his or her own transportation to and from Deans.8. VERIFICATION: No verification is required.      (Your word is good enough)9. Thif. You will then be offered seating for the proceedings. Your welcome to participate in all discussions, or just set back and absorb the wealth of information being discussed. Your ideas and comments will be appreciated by all. Dean will inform you of whats new or going on in the ADAM community. Perhaps a new piece of software will be reviewed. Having software or hardware problems? Chances are, there will be someone to help. The winners will also be supplied with all the free ice water they want.6. ALTERNuble.An Adamant ADAMiteJerry Vrancks463 ADAM User Grouppacks I was back in business. And I was truly amazed at what was availiable for the ADAM. If I hadn't seen this ad my ADAM would have long been forgotten.     Not long ago I started wondering just how many other people had put their ADAM's in the back closet because of a minor problem, not knowing there was help availalbe.     So I started posting a little notices on store bulletin boards letting people know that if they have an ADAM they no s contest is sponsored by AGU 463 ADAM and is not responsible for the loss of any unclaimed winnings.10. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW.Jerry Vrancks - 463 ADAMg discussed. Your ideas and comments will be appreciated by all. Dean will inform you of whats new or going on in the ADAM community. Perhaps a new piece of software will be reviewed. Having software or hardware problems? Chances are, there will be someone to help. The winners will also be supplied with all the free ice water they want.6. ALTERN* * * * * * *1. HOW TO WIN: Find the hidden words. They may be printed forward,backward,up,down, or diagonal. Most of the words can be found on the first two pages of your 463 ADAM newsletter.2. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY:3. ELIGIBILITY: Be an ADAMite.4. ODDS OF WINNING: 100%5. WINNERS WILL RECEIVE: An evening out at the residence of Dean Roades, 8522 Hohmad Ave. in the city of Munster, IN. on Oct. 5, 1990 from 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. (or so). Upon your arrival you will be welcomed by the "DEAN" himselÔ0 Ì5 ×70 Ð60ESPECIALLY READ THE FILES WITH ***  IN FRONT OF THEIR NAME.  THEY CONTAIN INFORMATION ON THE A.N.N. SYSTEM AS WELL AS MATTERS REQUIRING YOUR ATTENTION..It is important that credit be given to: Author, Source (User Group, BBS, etc), and ADAM News Network..***BUSINESS***:  IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO READ THIS FILE THIS MONTH. It contains important information on the ANN system and failure to read & respond where appropriate can mean you will no longer remain on the distribution list.**********=========Ricki Gerlach's rendition of some of the posters prepared by ANN for AC02.  SmartPaint format..Mars.HRP,2,3,4   H Map.HRP,2,3,4    HJobs.HRP,2,3,4   H.RLE conversion of ANN's own F.L.  (Fearless Leader)barry.HRP,2,3,4  H==================================================From the 7/90 issue of the 463 ADAM User Group newsletter.  Dean Roades - Editor.DREAMRann  A   Dean Roades    463 ADAM  A response to last month's column on a remote re-set switch.  Also keyboard and disk drive cables. except 'BSAVEd'.  Load BASIC and 'brun Painter'..PAINTERdoc H   These docs for 'SimplePAINTER' were input from the Nov 88 issue of Nibbles and Bits by Norm Castro of OAUC..==================================================BOBART     A   Bob Blair AWAUG          How does an isolated ADAMite keep in touch?  Bob tells how and lists many ADAM newsletters.COMPUSERVE H   Ron Collins    Information on Compuserve..RON_C_MIDI H   Ron Collins    Info an the Midi-Mite interface by Bonefide Systems..================Ricki Gerlach's rendition of some of the posters prepared by ANN for AC02.  SmartPaint format..Mars.HRP,2,3,4   H Map.HRP,2,3,4    HJobs.HRP,2,3,4   H.RLE conversion of ANN's own F.L.  (Fearless Leader)barry.HRP,2,3,4  H==================================================From the 7/90 issue of the 463 ADAM User Group newsletter.  Dean Roades - Editor.DREAMRann  A   Dean Roades    463 ADAM  A response to last month's column on a remote re-set switch.  Also keyboard and disk drive cables.r..OAUC_37DOC h   An explanation of some of the printer codes used in ShowOFF II.  For those who use SmartWriter or SpeedyWrite.==================================================bginmodem1 H   Bart Lynch     ANN  Zonker's first of a series of articles on telecommunications.REBUTTALTP H   Tony Patterson      A response to Sol Swift's comments in the docs of PCU.  Preface by Barry Wilson..AConnGD    A   Steve Major    A press release on the ADAM Connection..=========================================**************************************************.***READMETWO:***  This file which gives a summary of the other files.  Prepared by Dean Roades of 463 ADAM.==================================================.Following is a PD program from Sol Swift.  It is from the 11/88 and 12/88 issues of Nibbles and Bits.  Please refer to the specific issue for complete instructions..PAINTER    A   'SimplePainter'  a BASIC program for printing graphics.  Load BASIC and 'run PAINTER'..Painter    H   Same as aboveSPWann     A   Dean Roades    463 ADAM  Information on SpeedyWrite. (Note: There are many printer control codes in the file.  Remove if not printing with SpeedyWrite..FINDADAM   A   Jerry Vrancks  463 ADAM  What Jerry is doing to gain more ADAMites..463Contest A   Jerry Vrancks  463 ADAM  A word-search contest you may want to copy for your group.==================================================D    A   Steve Major    A press release on the ADAM Connection..====================================================================================Following are from Norm Castro of Omaha ADAM Users Club.  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