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Arranger v2.0 [Double Density][Dual Boot]

Dan Foy

M13 · 1983 · DMK

arng2db1.zip

THE ARRANGER Our poor DISKLIB program is finally being laid to rest. With all the operating systems on the market, a special set of coding was required to read LDOS, TRSDOS, NEWDOS/80 (1.0 and 2.0) and DOSPLUS for the Models I and III! We needed someone special to write this program, and only one software house could possibly provide the intricate code necessary -- Circle J Software! The boys at Circle J were awfully busy, but they did offer to act as counselor for the project and provide the information needed to get the ball rolling. They did, and the product is now in the final stages of testing. Anticipated release date is May 1st, but could be sooner. The Arranger will allow you to read ALL your diskettes, both Model I and III, on a Model III or a Model I with double density. This statement specifically applies to those operating systems mentioned; we do not support CP/M (ugh!). The entire program is written in Z-80 code, including the sort routine (sort by filename or by disk name). The Arranger allows selective retrieval by file or disk, including 'wild card' searches such as ?/BAS to pull up any programs with that extension. You can also ask for all disk names with 'nn' free grans! But the best part is keeping your library up to date: The Arranger is the first program that will read your directory, and actually REPLACE the previous directory information! Makes it so easy! It's impossible to add the same diskette twice! Disk names may be entered manually, or The Arranger will zap them onto your disk for you! Because complete control of the system is needed, and data must be arranged for the largest possible libraries, The Arranger comes on a specially formatted diskette that cannot be backed up by regular procedures. There is a built in backup procedure, but it does require that you 'read in' at least 10 diskettes prior to backup. The Arranger is available two ways: Single density only, and the double density version (the latter will handle everything, including single density, but will not boot on systems without a 1791 FDC). Please specify which version you want when you order. The same version works on either Model I or III systems. We're very proud to add this program to our list of top quality programs, and extend a warm & hearty 'THANK YOU!' to both Dan Foy (author) and Jesse Bob (consultant) for a job well done. The Arranger is $29.95 and is supplied on diskette.
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Arranger v2.1 [Double Density]

Dan Foy

M3 · 1983 · DMK

arrng21c.zip

THE ARRANGER Our poor DISKLIB program is finally being laid to rest. With all the operating systems on the market, a special set of coding was required to read LDOS, TRSDOS, NEWDOS/80 (1.0 and 2.0) and DOSPLUS for the Models I and III! We needed someone special to write this program, and only one software house could possibly provide the intricate code necessary -- Circle J Software! The boys at Circle J were awfully busy, but they did offer to act as counselor for the project and provide the information needed to get the ball rolling. They did, and the product is now in the final stages of testing. Anticipated release date is May 1st, but could be sooner. The Arranger will allow you to read ALL your diskettes, both Model I and III, on a Model III or a Model I with double density. This statement specifically applies to those operating systems mentioned; we do not support CP/M (ugh!). The entire program is written in Z-80 code, including the sort routine (sort by filename or by disk name). The Arranger allows selective retrieval by file or disk, including 'wild card' searches such as ?/BAS to pull up any programs with that extension. You can also ask for all disk names with 'nn' free grans! But the best part is keeping your library up to date: The Arranger is the first program that will read your directory, and actually REPLACE the previous directory information! Makes it so easy! It's impossible to add the same diskette twice! Disk names may be entered manually, or The Arranger will zap them onto your disk for you! Because complete control of the system is needed, and data must be arranged for the largest possible libraries, The Arranger comes on a specially formatted diskette that cannot be backed up by regular procedures. There is a built in backup procedure, but it does require that you 'read in' at least 10 diskettes prior to backup. The Arranger is available two ways: Single density only, and the double density version (the latter will handle everything, including single density, but will not boot on systems without a 1791 FDC). Please specify which version you want when you order. The same version works on either Model I or III systems. We're very proud to add this program to our list of top quality programs, and extend a warm & hearty 'THANK YOU!' to both Dan Foy (author) and Jesse Bob (consultant) for a job well done. The Arranger is $29.95 and is supplied on diskette.
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Array Addition [Printer output only]

Jeff B Lloyd

M1 · 1982 · BAS

arraddjl.zip

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Array Element Loader [Loading 1234 Into Each Element]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

arreleld.zip

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Arrl Oscar 8 Orbit Program [Did You Save Data][h WB5MPU]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

aros8orb.zip

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Arrow AmbushMISSING

Softlex Games

M13

Arrow m bush an exciting new game by SOFTLEX Games . TRS-80 mod. 1 level II . gets harder as you get better . written in unprotected BASIC for easy user modifications . $9.95 (cassette, postage paid) SOFTLEX Games 40 Highland Avenue Lexington, MA 02173 Name____________________ Address__________________ City________State____Zip____ Send $9.95 NOW!
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Arrow Key Editor

Chris Joy

M3 · SRC

arrkeycj.zip

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Arrow One Adventure [June 1982 Softside Adventure of the Month]MISSING

Softside

June #13 Arrow One Adventure You are Adam Trent, a trouble-shooter for the Federation of Space. You descend to an alien planet and make a horrifying discovery, which impels you into a desperate and dangerous quest. This unique science fiction adventure will test your skills and ingenuity. Send me Adventures - Six month subscription: Cassette - $29 Disk - $49 Individual adventures (please specify) Cassette - $7 each Disk - $10 each
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Arrow Program [Fast or Slow]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · BAS

arrprgjp.zip

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Arrow2 [How Many Arrows]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

arrow2hm.zip

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Art Gallery

Stuart C Tetley + Andrew N Tetley

M1 · BAS

artgalat.zip

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Art Show

Smith Family

M1 · BAS

artshwsf.zip

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Art [Look Create]

Lee Gladen

M1 · BAS

artleegl.zip

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Artesian Invasion

Quantum Software

M3 · 1983 · CMD

artsinvn.zip

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Artifical Intelligence

Robert S French

M1 · 1982 · BAS

artintrf.zip

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Artificial Intelligence v1.0 [Just Shows a Question Mark]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

artintl1.zip

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Artificial Life

Lex Landa

M4 · 1994 · BAS

artlifll.zip

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Artillery 2000

David Lo

M1 · 1983 · BAS

art2000b.zip

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Artillery 2000 v3.3

David Lo

M1 · 1983 · BAS

artl2k33.zip

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Artillery 3 [Welcome to War 3]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

artiler3.zip

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Artillery Gunner

Loren Pechtel

M1 · 1984 · BAS

artgunlp.zip

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Artillery Gunner

Loren Pechtel

M3 · 1984 · CMD

artgunnr.zip

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Artillery Shoot [Pick Muzzle Velocity Angle of Elevation]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

artshoot.zip

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Artillery-3 War Game [Stance Muzzle Velocity]

Author Unknown

M4 · BAS

artllry3.zip

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ARTINT [Unknown Game][From Charles Guy]

Charles Guy (x2004)

M1 · BAS

artintcg.zip

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ASCII and Binary Conversion Utility v1.0

Scott McCagg

M4 · 1983 · CMD

ascbincv.zip

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ASCII and Special Characters to Hi-Res Display

Frank Slinkman

M4 · CMD

aschires.zip

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ASCII Art [No Screen Output]

Author Unknown

M3 · BAS

asciiart.zip

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ASCII Bunny From Word Bunny on Screen [Just starts drawing]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

asbnwrbn.zip

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ASCII Character Display

Robert Hamilton

M4 · BAS

ascchrrh.zip

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ASCII Code Print [Display all Standard and Special Characters]

Henry H Herrdegen

M4 · 1997 · BAS

ascodept.zip

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ASCII Control Code Chart [Sends ASCII chart to printer]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

ascncdch.zip

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ASCII Converter [Do You Want Messages Also Directed]

David D Busch

M1 · BAS

asccnvdb.zip

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ASCII File Editor v5.7

C+C Systems

M1 · BAS

asfled57.zip

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ASCII File Formatter [File to be Printed]

Author Unknown

M3 · BAS

ascfilfr.zip

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ASCII File Lister

W D Petty

M4 · 1983 · BAS

asclstwp.zip

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ASCII File Manipulator

Frank Scheiba

M1 · BAS

asflmnfs.zip

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ASCII File Print Program [To print ASCII Files on the Line Printer]

Mark J Gustitis

M4 · 1987 · CMD

ascflpr4.zip

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ASCII File Print [Updated]

Henry H Herrdegen

M4 · 1990 · BAS

ascflpt4.zip

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ASCII File Printer [ASCII File Name]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

ascflprn.zip

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ASCII File Printing Utility ASCII File Print [Updated]

Henry H Herrdegen

M3 · 1990 · BAS

ascflpt3.zip

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ASCII File Printing Utility [TD]

Henry H Herrdegen

M3 · 1987 · BAS

ascflprt.zip

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ASCII File Sector Repair Utility [Filename]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

ascfilrp.zip

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ASCII File Splitter

Michael Jacobs

M4 · CMD

ascflsmj.zip

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ASCII List [Display All Characters in ROM]

Henry H Herrdegen

M4 · 1997 · BAS

asciilst.zip

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ASCII Listing in Hex and Decimal

The Peripheral People

M1 · 1980 · BAS

asclstpp.zip

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ASCII Magazine 1981-01

ASCII

M1 · 1981 · CAS

asmg8101.zip

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ASCII Nude Art Collection [Collected Assortment of Files]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

ascinudb.zip

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ASCII Nude Art Collection [Text Files]

Author Unknown

M1 · TXT

ascinudt.zip

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ASCII Pic Text to Block Graphics System v1.1

Guy Omer (x2003)

M1 · 1988 · CMD

asciipic.zip

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ASCII Pic Text to Block Graphics System v1.1

Guy Omer (x2003)

M4 · 1988 · CMD

ascpic11.zip

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ASCII Pic Text to Block Graphics System [Set 1]

Guy Omer (x2003)

M4 · CMD

ascpicgo.zip

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ASCII Pic Text to Block Graphics System [Set 2]

Guy Omer (x2003)

M4 · CMD

ascipic2.zip

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ASCII Printer Art: Sexy Poster [Print a Picture]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

apasexyp.zip

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ASCII Program Line Counter [Filespec]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

asprlncn.zip

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ASCII Sorting Program Collection

Aaron ONeill

M4 · 1992 · CMA

asciisrt.zip

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ASCII to ASM Converter

Ralph Burris

M1 · BAS

asc2asmr.zip

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ASCII to Binary Conversion [Source File]

Author Unknown

M4 · BAS

ascbinun.zip

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ASCII to Binary Converter with Graphics [Vertraginsfaktor]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

asc2bing.zip

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ASCII to CMD Encoder and Decoder [Enter the Source Filename]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

asctobin.zip

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ASCII to Decimal Hexadecimal and Binary

Lex Landa

M4 · BAS

asc2dell.zip

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ASCII to Machine Language Converter [Name of ASCII File]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

asc2mchc.zip

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ASCII Value [Display Number Symbol abnd STRING]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · BAS

ascvaljp.zip

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ASCII Zap v1.3

Tony Domigan

M1 · CMD

asciizap.zip

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ASCII Zap v1.3

Wagsoft

M1 · 1982 · CMD

asczap13.zip

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Ascot Racecourse [How Many Want To Bet]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

ascotrac.zip

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ASMMISSING

MiProg

M13

SOFTWARE by MiProg ASM/CMD, a disk based assembler which generates object code to disk or tape (disk only on Model II). Accepts any file format including ASCII Disk BASIC. Listing may be outputted to display, disk file, or paged with adjustable forms to printer. Operates under standard Z80 Zilog Mnemonics with 9 pseudo operations. Comes complete with operating manual. Model I (16K single disk system) Formatted diskette $34.95 Cassette tape $29.95 Model II Formatted diskette $59.95 Model III (32K single disk system) Formatted diskette $49.95 Cassette tape $45.95 Please send check or money order to: MiProg P. O. Box 27014 Minneapolis, MN 55427 612-574-1711 Minnesota residents add 4% sales tax. Outside continental U.S.A., add $3.50 postage and handling. TRS-80 and TRSDOS is a trademark of Radio Shack, a Division of Tandy Corporation.
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ASM UtilityMISSING

Mix Software

M13

ASM Utility $10 The ASM utility allows you to create your own assembly language function libraries. It works with Microsoft's MASM or M80 assemblers. It provides macros for function entry and exit so you don't have to worry about environment details. It also provides a macro for calling C functions from assembly language. Lots of useful assembly language functions are included as examples. 2116 E. Arapaho Suite 363 Richardson, TX 75081 (214) 783-6001
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ASM [Copy HEADER/ASM to SOURCE/MAC and append FILESPEC/ASM]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

asmhdsrf.zip

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ASMB-Z8MISSING

Allen Ashley

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Asmodeus Maze GameMISSING

Serpent Software

Game Features Complex Maze 'Asmodeus' is a maze game for the TRS-80 Level II with 16K memory which features a world of 30 levels and more than 250 rooms which you explore in real time. You seek more than 500 treasures and deal with more than 500 monsters including Asmodeus, the ruler of evil. The battle system includes six command options for attack or defense. It costs $39.95 from Serpent Software, 19 French Cres., Regina, Sask., S4R 6N3.
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Aspool v3.2 [Automatic Spooler]

H S Gentry

M1 · 1980 · DMK

aspool32.zip

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ASPTCH v2.0 [Original]

James Fuller Williams

M1 · 1979 · WAV

asptch20.zip

Byte Miser Software ALL PROGRAMS by JAMES F. WILLIAMS Reviews in 80-U.S. and CREATIVE COMPUTING LOOK! MODEL III SOFTWARE! ASPTCH 3.0--> Loads behind Radio Shack's EDITOR ASSEMBLER 1.2 and adds many features while taking very little memory from the original text buffer. Reserve memory, dump object code directly to memory and execute, (NEW!) verify source dumps and use <BREAK> to exit unwanted (L)oads, return to BASIC with EDTASM/ASPTCH protected in high memory, combine EDTASM/ASPTCH for single load, and MORE! For MODEL I (L2) and MODEL III, 16K and up. Only $17.</BREAK> Send check or money order to BYTE MISER SOFTWARE, 720 W. Haven Blvd., Rocky Mt., NC 27801.
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Assault IV

Jerold V Uptain

M1 · 1980 · BAS

assault4.zip

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Assault!

Bill Dunlevy + Douglas Frayer

M1 · CMD

assaubd1.zip

COMPUTER SHACK --- --- ASSAULT by Dunlevy & Frayer Strap yourself into the dimly lit ATV (All Terrain Transport), check the motor, the laser's, and visibility. Now prepare yourself for an underground trip that you won't soon forget If you live! After weeks of exploring and mining, you've accumulated quite a tidey sum of gold. But just as you thought the adventure to be over, you stumble upon a part of the mountain that is soon to become your battle ground, if not your grave. These wide open caverns are inhabited by strange creatures set upon stealing your gold and maybe even your life. You can battle them in your laser equipped ATV, but beware! Along the walls grow rather harmless looking mushrooms, that is until you've touched one. But all of this is childs play compared to battling NODRID, the emperor spider of this hellish place. His bloodthirsty fangs will make short work of any unwary adventurer, but you will not find him such an easy prey! Model I/III Tape $19.95 Disk $24.95
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Assault!

Bill Dunlevy + Douglas Frayer

M1 · DMK

assaubd2.zip

COMPUTER SHACK --- --- ASSAULT by Dunlevy & Frayer Strap yourself into the dimly lit ATV (All Terrain Transport), check the motor, the laser's, and visibility. Now prepare yourself for an underground trip that you won't soon forget If you live! After weeks of exploring and mining, you've accumulated quite a tidey sum of gold. But just as you thought the adventure to be over, you stumble upon a part of the mountain that is soon to become your battle ground, if not your grave. These wide open caverns are inhabited by strange creatures set upon stealing your gold and maybe even your life. You can battle them in your laser equipped ATV, but beware! Along the walls grow rather harmless looking mushrooms, that is until you've touched one. But all of this is childs play compared to battling NODRID, the emperor spider of this hellish place. His bloodthirsty fangs will make short work of any unwary adventurer, but you will not find him such an easy prey! Model I/III Tape $19.95 Disk $24.95
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Assembler Disassembler

Blitz

M1 · CMD

asmdsmbl.zip

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Assembler Test Program: Hi There [Displays HI THERE]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMA

asmtstht.zip

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Assembler v2.0 [No Source File Present]

Author Unknown

M8 · COM

assembl2.zip

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Assembly Editor [Provided by Simon Smith]

Simon L Smith

M1 · CMA

aasmedss.zip

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Assembly Language Subroutine Examples [Screen Scroll Voice]

Author Unknown

M1 · ASM

alasslng.zip

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Assembly Language Subroutine Exerciser [Name of Subroutine]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

asrtexer.zip

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Assembly Language Subroutines [Assembly Source - No Output]

Author Unknown

M1 · ASM

asmsubrt.zip

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Assembly Language Trainer [AF BC DE HL IX IY I R F Code]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMA

asmtrain.zip

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Assembly Routines for Fortran

Mark J Gustitis

M4 · ASM

asm4fort.zip

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Assesment Of Maturity Quiz [Press T F or S]

Author Unknown

M4 · BAS

assmatrt.zip

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Asset Depreciation SystemMISSING

Houston Micro-Computer Technologies Inc

M13

ASSET DEPRECIATION SYSTEM, 32K RAM, 1 Drive $200.00 Designed to aid accountant with clients' assets & subsequent depreciations. Up to 900 individual assets per disk accepted. Methods of calculating depreciation are Straight Line, Sum-of-the-years-Digits and Declining Balance. Reports generated are Fixed Asset Ledger and Asset Depreciation Schedule. To order by phone or for local dealer information call: 713/661-2005 Texas residents add 6% sales tax MasterCharge Visa HOUSTON MICRO-COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 5313 BISSONNET BELLAIRE TEXAS 77401 713/661-2005
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Assets Liabilities and Capital

Micro Learningware

M1 · BAS

account1.zip

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Assign LUNs in Fortran

John C Adams Jr

M3 · FOR

asslunja.zip

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Assign v3.0

Mike Zarowitz

M4 · 1986 · CMD

assig3mz.zip

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Assign: Drive Assignment Manipulator

Mike Zarowitz

M4 · CMD

assignmz.zip

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