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Baseball IMISSING
You vs the computer. Variety of play options, both pitching and batting. Extra innings provision. Statistics include strike outs, walks, left on base.<br>Price: $2.50 disk, $7.50 cassette
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Baseball ManagerMISSING
Hits, so's, walks, steals, errors based on 1980 stats. Relief pitch, pinch hit, steal, bunt. Pitcher has good/bad days, tires, is better vs. Same side hitter. More realism too, orioles-yanks, u PICK(+$3), or u edit<br>Price: $10.95
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Baseball Program [Before Starting Set Memory Size]
bsbohlhc.zip
Baseball Program [Visitors Home]
bsbohlto.zip
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Baseball ReplayMISSING
BASEBALL REPLAY Replay last season or create your favorite teams from the past. Manage your favorite team & steal bases, sacrifice hit, bunt, etc. Save statistics on disk. Game plays in as little as 5 minutes either solitaire or head-to-head. Software includes 26-1983 teams & program to create your own teams. Imagine the 67 Redsox vs. 64 Dodgers. Runs on models I, III, 4 with 48K & 2 drives. Send your check or money order for $25 to: Baseball Replay 34 Spring Street Stoneham, Mass. 02180 617/438-4999 Specify Model No.
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Baseball Scorebook StatisticsMISSING
Keeps cum total of scorebook line ab h rbi so bb sb po a e bat and field ave season history each game and each player together or individual six output choices plus modify feature for any corrections<br>Price: $29.95
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Baseball Simulation [h R D Kurland]
bsebaljl.zip
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Baseball Simulation [Welcome to Ebbetts Field][h R D Kurland]
bsblw2ef.zip
Baseball Simulation [What Do You Want to Call Your Team]
basbalj4.zip
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Baseball Statistics Update and Display Program
bsblstup.zip
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Baseball Team StatisticsMISSING
Complete scorebook oriented program for storing and displaying 15 of the most common team statistics (ab's hits, batting average, etc.) team totals automatically computed. Cumulative season totals easy to compute<br>Price: $14.95
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Baseball VIMISSING
Has 4 types of pitches, 3 types of outs. (and double plays) sacrifice fly, walks, extra innings, and ten inning scoreboard. Monitors balls, strikes, outs, innings and points in inning. Graphic display of field.<br>Price: $3.50 disk, $9.50 cassette
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Baseball [Name of Visitors]
basbalig.zip
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High speed machine language game of baseball using graphics. Mix your pitches, move your outfielders. Game is totally graphics. (see ad 80-MICROCOMPUTING (6-81). Nc res add 4% sales tax.<br>Price: $12.95
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Baseball-Stat Baseball-Stat is a package of 10 programs designed to keep statistics for a baseball or softball team or league. It can support up to 50 teams, each with up to 45 hitters and 20 pitchers. For hitters, 11 statistical categories (such as games, at bats, hits, runs, and stolen bases) are pre-defined, as are 13 categories for pitchers (such as wins, losses, innings, walks, and strikeouts). Users can define three categories for batters and one for pitchers. Other programs print or display standings, team totals, and league leaders. Provisions are made for players traded during a season. The system runs on the 32K, two-disk Models I and III. It sells for $99.95 from Microsport Software, 120 W. 38th St., Wilmington, DE 19802, 302-762-9693.
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HOME VISITOR SOUTHERN CAL MICHIGAN 17 1 2 3 4 14 QUARTER BALL ON SOUTHERN CAL 38 TIME 1 DOWN 10 YARDS TO GO 11:43 OFFENSE PASSES DEEPDEFENSE IS A 3-4 PLAY GAINS 18 YARDS FIRST DOWN SOUTHERN CAL DEFENSE? FOOTBALL/80 Play college football with your computer. Match your offensive and defensive play calling abilities with FOOTBALL/80. 11 Offensive plays to choose from . 5 Defensive strategies to use . Graphics scoreboard . Narrative of each play . Play result computations are based on a combination of offensive and defensive strategies BASEBALL/80 When the season changes switch to baseball. Challenge your computer to a complete game, matching your pitching and hitting strategies with BASEBALL/80. Graphics scoreboard updated each pitch . Narrative of the results of each pitch . In the field you call the pitches . At the plate you set batting strategy 16K Level II BOTH games on one tape $995 CREATIVE DEVELOPMENTS P.O. BOX 34057 Memphis, TN 38134 Phone 901 382-1909
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Baseball/Softball StatisticsMISSING
Store and update stats for your team or league. Includes individual and team totals for hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and rbi's. Also calculates batting avg., slugging pct., and on-base pct.<br>Price: $49.95
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BASESCRIPT An Entirely New Concept In Work Processing Packaging Speedy Reliable Easy to Use Flexible A FULL FEATURED LETTER PROCESSOR Some of the features of the letter processor are: Ease of use (built in help command available during editing). Automatic word spillover correction. Automatic centering and margins. Left and/or right justification. Page numbering and headers. Columnar math functions within the word processor. Memory remaining report. Character, line, and block insertion/deletion. Continuous or pause between sheet printing. Written in basic with embedded machine code routines. (Gives both ease of modification and machine language speed.) A MAIL MERGE PROGRAM To produce multiple personalized letters, the mail merge program automatically inserts data into form letters created using the word processing program. Data can be supplied by the computer directly from the mailing list or manually from the keyboard. In the computer supplied mode, discrimination can be made in the printing selection by zip code and/or any combination of the eight user defined sublist categories. A COMPLETE MAILING LIST SYSTEM The mailing list system is a complete and flexible system designed to be used with the mail merge program to produce multiple personalized letters. The mailing list system also includes a program to print labels and/or envelopes it can also be used as a stand alone mailing list which is user definable into eight separate lists. Single menu add, delete, change and inquire functions. Supports numeric and/or alpha numeric zip codes. making a name for itself. A FORMS PROGRAM It takes form documents created with the word processing program and allows fast fill out, update, and printing of the forms using an automatic insertion point seek routine. READY TO RUN The Basescript system is supplied on a DOS PLUS TDOS operating system compatible with Model I, Model III, or LNW80. The complete package, including a hard cover forty plus page manual sells for just $99.95. Postage and handling $2.50 Out of U.S. $10.00 Florida Residents add 5% sales tax. Dealer inquiries invited. Also available; Inventory, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, General Ledger, Real Estate, Contracting, and Non-Profit Organization Packages. All Packages $99.95 each All packages compatible with DOS PLUS 4.0 hard drive operating system. MasterCard and Visa accepted. FLORIDA MICRO COMPUTER SYSTEMS 8106 Rose Marie Circle Boynton Beach, FL 33437 305-737-9626
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Basex
basexpwa.zip
INTERACTIVE MICROWARE, INC. P.O. BOX 771 STATE COLLEGE, PA. 16801 MEANS IMAGINATION TRS-80 LEVEL II/16K $25.00 BASEX COMPILER AND LOADER BY PAUL K. WARME A powerful, easy-to-learn language that runs up to 20 times faster than BASIC. This 8K interactive compiler works much like BASIC and makes very compact programs. Features include arrays, strings, 16 bit math, block move and search, subroutines, fast graphics and tape I/O, 97-page manual, $8 extra.
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Basic Adventure Generator
basadvge.zip
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Basic and Intermediate Lunar Lander [Original]
bailisl1.zip
BASIC AND INTERMEDIATE LUNAR LAND- ER-Bring your lander in under manual control. The basic version is for beginners; the intermediate version is more difficult, with a choice of landing areas and rugged terrain. (T1) Order No. 0001R $7.95. Model III compatible Instant Software PETERBOROUGH, N.H. 03458
Basic and Intermediate Lunar Lander [Original]
bailisl2.zip
BASIC AND INTERMEDIATE LUNAR LAND- ER-Bring your lander in under manual control. The basic version is for beginners; the intermediate version is more difficult, with a choice of landing areas and rugged terrain. (T1) Order No. 0001R $7.95. Model III compatible Instant Software PETERBOROUGH, N.H. 03458
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Basic Answer v1.0.4 [Serial Number TBA-20029]
bas104ls.zip
45 LSI Catalog L-21-010 / L-21-011 The Basic Answer 8970 North 55th Street/P.O. Box 23956/Milwaukee, WI 53223/(414) 355-5454 1984 The BASIC Answer (TBA) is a text pre-processor utility for writing BASIC programs. It allows the programmer to construct a BASIC program in a structured manner, without line numbers. 'Source' code for TBA can be created with almost any word processor or text editor. In a pinch, even the BASIC interpreter can be used to generate source code. TBA utilizes labels for transferring control to procedures rather than line numbers. Branching is done via these labels instead of line numbers (for example: GOSUB @SORT.NAMES or even GOTO @ASK.FOR.ANSWER). Because line number references are no longer significant, whole blocks of code may be moved or relocated without worrying about line numbers. TBA supports variable names of up to fourteen alphanumeric characters (For example: time.delay%). These 'long' variable names are then automatically reduced to unique two-character names during processing. At the same time, all label references are resolved to line numbers, and TBA outputs a file that may be directly loaded and run by the BASIC interpreter. The compression of variable names and removal of remark statements from the output code maximizes both the speed and memory efficiency of the resulting program. The 'source' code remains in its eminently readable form for ease of analysis and debugging. Optionally, a cross-reference listing may also be produced. TBA also offers 'conditional translation.' This allows whole sections of code to be selected or deselected during processing. 'Machine-dependent' code becomes much easier to produce. Order L-21-010 for LDOS 5.1, or L-21-011 for TRSDOS 6 (LS-TBA).
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bascansw.zip
45 LSI Catalog L-21-010 / L-21-011 The Basic Answer 8970 North 55th Street/P.O. Box 23956/Milwaukee, WI 53223/(414) 355-5454 1984 The BASIC Answer (TBA) is a text pre-processor utility for writing BASIC programs. It allows the programmer to construct a BASIC program in a structured manner, without line numbers. 'Source' code for TBA can be created with almost any word processor or text editor. In a pinch, even the BASIC interpreter can be used to generate source code. TBA utilizes labels for transferring control to procedures rather than line numbers. Branching is done via these labels instead of line numbers (for example: GOSUB @SORT.NAMES or even GOTO @ASK.FOR.ANSWER). Because line number references are no longer significant, whole blocks of code may be moved or relocated without worrying about line numbers. TBA supports variable names of up to fourteen alphanumeric characters (For example: time.delay%). These 'long' variable names are then automatically reduced to unique two-character names during processing. At the same time, all label references are resolved to line numbers, and TBA outputs a file that may be directly loaded and run by the BASIC interpreter. The compression of variable names and removal of remark statements from the output code maximizes both the speed and memory efficiency of the resulting program. The 'source' code remains in its eminently readable form for ease of analysis and debugging. Optionally, a cross-reference listing may also be produced. TBA also offers 'conditional translation.' This allows whole sections of code to be selected or deselected during processing. 'Machine-dependent' code becomes much easier to produce. Order L-21-010 for LDOS 5.1, or L-21-011 for TRSDOS 6 (LS-TBA).
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Basic Answer v6.0.1 [Data Disk]
basans60.zip
45 LSI Catalog L-21-010 / L-21-011 The Basic Answer 8970 North 55th Street/P.O. Box 23956/Milwaukee, WI 53223/(414) 355-5454 1984 The BASIC Answer (TBA) is a text pre-processor utility for writing BASIC programs. It allows the programmer to construct a BASIC program in a structured manner, without line numbers. 'Source' code for TBA can be created with almost any word processor or text editor. In a pinch, even the BASIC interpreter can be used to generate source code. TBA utilizes labels for transferring control to procedures rather than line numbers. Branching is done via these labels instead of line numbers (for example: GOSUB @SORT.NAMES or even GOTO @ASK.FOR.ANSWER). Because line number references are no longer significant, whole blocks of code may be moved or relocated without worrying about line numbers. TBA supports variable names of up to fourteen alphanumeric characters (For example: time.delay%). These 'long' variable names are then automatically reduced to unique two-character names during processing. At the same time, all label references are resolved to line numbers, and TBA outputs a file that may be directly loaded and run by the BASIC interpreter. The compression of variable names and removal of remark statements from the output code maximizes both the speed and memory efficiency of the resulting program. The 'source' code remains in its eminently readable form for ease of analysis and debugging. Optionally, a cross-reference listing may also be produced. TBA also offers 'conditional translation.' This allows whole sections of code to be selected or deselected during processing. 'Machine-dependent' code becomes much easier to produce. Order L-21-010 for LDOS 5.1, or L-21-011 for TRSDOS 6 (LS-TBA).
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bsan620d.zip
45 LSI Catalog L-21-010 / L-21-011 The Basic Answer 8970 North 55th Street/P.O. Box 23956/Milwaukee, WI 53223/(414) 355-5454 1984 The BASIC Answer (TBA) is a text pre-processor utility for writing BASIC programs. It allows the programmer to construct a BASIC program in a structured manner, without line numbers. 'Source' code for TBA can be created with almost any word processor or text editor. In a pinch, even the BASIC interpreter can be used to generate source code. TBA utilizes labels for transferring control to procedures rather than line numbers. Branching is done via these labels instead of line numbers (for example: GOSUB @SORT.NAMES or even GOTO @ASK.FOR.ANSWER). Because line number references are no longer significant, whole blocks of code may be moved or relocated without worrying about line numbers. TBA supports variable names of up to fourteen alphanumeric characters (For example: time.delay%). These 'long' variable names are then automatically reduced to unique two-character names during processing. At the same time, all label references are resolved to line numbers, and TBA outputs a file that may be directly loaded and run by the BASIC interpreter. The compression of variable names and removal of remark statements from the output code maximizes both the speed and memory efficiency of the resulting program. The 'source' code remains in its eminently readable form for ease of analysis and debugging. Optionally, a cross-reference listing may also be produced. TBA also offers 'conditional translation.' This allows whole sections of code to be selected or deselected during processing. 'Machine-dependent' code becomes much easier to produce. Order L-21-010 for LDOS 5.1, or L-21-011 for TRSDOS 6 (LS-TBA).
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bsan620e.zip
45 LSI Catalog L-21-010 / L-21-011 The Basic Answer 8970 North 55th Street/P.O. Box 23956/Milwaukee, WI 53223/(414) 355-5454 1984 The BASIC Answer (TBA) is a text pre-processor utility for writing BASIC programs. It allows the programmer to construct a BASIC program in a structured manner, without line numbers. 'Source' code for TBA can be created with almost any word processor or text editor. In a pinch, even the BASIC interpreter can be used to generate source code. TBA utilizes labels for transferring control to procedures rather than line numbers. Branching is done via these labels instead of line numbers (for example: GOSUB @SORT.NAMES or even GOTO @ASK.FOR.ANSWER). Because line number references are no longer significant, whole blocks of code may be moved or relocated without worrying about line numbers. TBA supports variable names of up to fourteen alphanumeric characters (For example: time.delay%). These 'long' variable names are then automatically reduced to unique two-character names during processing. At the same time, all label references are resolved to line numbers, and TBA outputs a file that may be directly loaded and run by the BASIC interpreter. The compression of variable names and removal of remark statements from the output code maximizes both the speed and memory efficiency of the resulting program. The 'source' code remains in its eminently readable form for ease of analysis and debugging. Optionally, a cross-reference listing may also be produced. TBA also offers 'conditional translation.' This allows whole sections of code to be selected or deselected during processing. 'Machine-dependent' code becomes much easier to produce. Order L-21-010 for LDOS 5.1, or L-21-011 for TRSDOS 6 (LS-TBA).
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Basic ArithmeticMISSING
1 TRS-80 Diskette, 48K; Backup...$44.00<br>Provides practice in arithmetic skills. Designed for use at the elementary level but can also provide remedial work for older students. While guiding a spaceship through a hazardous galaxy, students using Base Ten can practice the multiplication of multiples of ten, decimals, or whole numbers from zero to nine. Math Game provides whole number exercises in all four arithmetic operations and keeps score for up to 35 players. In Speed Drill, students use whole numbers in working with all four arithmetic operations and teachers can set time limits on the presentation of problems. Estimates involve rounding whole numbers and using rounded numbers to estimate answers to arithmetic exercises. Teacher's guide contains worksheets.
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Basic Arithmetic v1.1
bamecc11.zip
mecc minnesota educational computing consortium Basic Arithmetic III/4 Description: The Basic Arithmetic package is designed to help students in grades two through six strengthen their arithmetic skills. Basic Arithmetic was developed by MECC, the Minnesota Educational Computing Corporation. Four programs are included: Base Ten, Estimate, Math Game, and Speed Drill. Base Ten is a timed multiplication drill presented in a game format. An option allows the teacher to change the program to include multiplication of whole numbers 0-9, multiples of ten, or decimals. Estimate is a timed estimation drill on the four basic operations and percentages, using whole numbers. Math Game is a timed estimation drill on the four basic operations using whole numbers in a contest format. Scoring and problem difficulty are based on the age and ability of the student. Speed Drill is a timed drill on the four basic operations using whole numbers. A teacher option allows the teacher to determine the difficulty of the problems. Grade Level: 2-6. Hardware Requirements: 48K disk system. Support: Radio Shack. 26-2790 44.95
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BASIC Astronomy PackageMISSING
Interactive ready-to-run program finds greenwich hour angle and right ascension of aries; declination, gha, and ra of sun; equation of time; sunrise and sunset time. Visa/mc. Includes listing.<br>Price: $14.00
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Basic Bartender By William Denman from Med Systems Liberation from the chore of mixing libations! This program contains complete information on mixing and serving 101 different drinks, and you can even add your own 'House Specials.' Drink recipes may be requested by name or a menu of subcategories may be requested. Not only useful, this program is very instructive in how to program a coded database. Tape $9.95
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Improve your bidding. A variation of standard american based on a computer study will outbid most players. Bids north-south hands only. A manual describes the rules on which the bidding system is based<br>Price: $6.95 cassette, $1.50 source
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Basic Bugs
basbugsh.zip
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Basic Code [Read Base Code Tape]
basccode.zip
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BASIC Compiler
basicomp.zip
Appears in Issues 033 and 060 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
The TRS-80 is not the world's fastest number cruncher. For example, inverting a 15 by 15 matrix takes three and a half minutes. A compiler that translates a Basic program into machine language will make it run much faster.
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Basic Compiler Add-On for LDOS Commands [Set 1]
bscmaor1.zip
Basic Compiler Add-On for LDOS Commands [Set 2]
bscmaor2.zip
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BASIC Compiler v1.0
bascm1db.zip
Appears in Issues 033 and 060 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
The TRS-80 is not the world's fastest number cruncher. For example, inverting a 15 by 15 matrix takes three and a half minutes. A compiler that translates a Basic program into machine language will make it run much faster.
BASIC Compiler v1.3
bsccmp13.zip
Appears in Issues 033 and 060 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
The TRS-80 is not the world's fastest number cruncher. For example, inverting a 15 by 15 matrix takes three and a half minutes. A compiler that translates a Basic program into machine language will make it run much faster.
BASIC Compiler v2.0
bascm2db.zip
Appears in Issues 033 and 060 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
The TRS-80 is not the world's fastest number cruncher. For example, inverting a 15 by 15 matrix takes three and a half minutes. A compiler that translates a Basic program into machine language will make it run much faster.
BASIC Compiler v2.0
bscmdbtq.zip
Appears in Issues 033 and 060 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
The TRS-80 is not the world's fastest number cruncher. For example, inverting a 15 by 15 matrix takes three and a half minutes. A compiler that translates a Basic program into machine language will make it run much faster.
Basic Computer Games Volume 1 [MINE-BAS IS DAMAGED]
bscmgmv1.zip
Basic Computer Games is a complete anthology of 101 favorite games and simulations, each complete with sample runs, program listings, and description. All games run in standard Microsoft Basic and are easy to use with any computer. There are games just for fun, to develop logic strategies, to teach environmental solutions, to simulate athletic competition, to play alone or with a group. The 101 games offer the kind of challenge, excitement, and delight you want from your computer. Edited by David Ahl and illustrated by George Beker.
Large format paperbound, 200 pages.
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Basic Computer Simulation [Book Accompanied Disk]
bsccmpsm.zip
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Basic Conversion Program [Metrics to English]
bscnprth.zip
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Basic Cross-Reference Listing Program
bascrsrf.zip
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Basic Data Base
bsdtbshb.zip
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Basic Diet [Part of the MOSTLY BASIC HOUSEHOLD Package]MISSING
ADVANCED OPERATING SYSTEMS MOSTLY BASIC SCIENTIFIC . BASIC TELEPHONE DIALER . COMBINATION LOCK . CONSTELLATION 10 . HEX TO DECIMAL AND DECIMAL TO HEX CONVERSIONS . THE SUN . TIME MACHINE CLOCK . WORD BOARD Retail 24.95 NOW 14.99 MOSTLY BASIC HOUSEHOLD . AMORTIZATION SCHEDULE . BASIC DIET . DIGITAL STOPWATCH . ELECTRIC ENERGY USAGE . GAS MILEAGE CALCULATOR . HOUSE BUYING GUIDE . MEDICAL EXPENSE RECORD . MESSAGE TAKER . RECIPE AMOUNT CALCULATOR . TAROT CARD READER Retail 24.95 NOW 14.99 MOSTLY BASIC EDUCATIONAL . DUNGEON OF HTAM . LANGUAGE FLASH CARDS . MATH 4 . MEMORY CHALLENGER . READING PACER . SPELLING TEST . VISUAL PERCEPTION TEST Retail 24.95 NOW 14.99 Each Package is MOD I/III Cassette Based - all Programs can be placed on disk SAVE 50% BUY ALL 3 For 37.99
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Basic Director v2.0
basdirrb.zip
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Basic DisassemblerMISSING
BASIC DISASSEMBLER - Label- ing disassembler. Create as- sembler source files from machine code. 48k, 1 disk $ 9.95 TULSA MICRO SYSTEMS 114 West Taft Sapulpa, Ok. 74066 (918) 224-4260
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BASIC Disk Index Label Reader [Set 1]
bsdsinlb.zip
BASIC Disk Index Label Reader [Set 2]
bsdslbrd.zip
BASIC Disk Index Label Reader [Set 3]
bascdilr.zip
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BASIC EDITOR If you do a lot of editing of your BASIC programs, then this is the editor for you!!! Retails at $29.95 OUR PRICE $24.95 B.T. Enterprises Dept. 1M 10 Carlough Rd. Bohemia, N.Y. 11716
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Assembly language program provides high level editing of resident BASIC programs. Includes global search and replacement, merging and renumber, line editing and insertion.<br>Price: $100.00 disk, $75.00 cassette
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Basic Electronic Formulas [Ohm Voltage Series Parallel RC Time]
bselfris.zip
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Covers r, l, c in series and parallel resonance, reactance, q, power and phase angle in rlc series and parallel circuits. Ohms law. Frequency, wavelength and velocity conversion. $19.95 us$ $23.95 can.$<br>Price: $19.95
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Basic Electronics with Voltage Divider
belctfrm.zip
HAM PACKAGE I This versatile package lets you solve many of the problems commonly encountered in electronics design. With your Level I 4K or Level II 16K TRS-80, you have a choice of: . Basic Electronics with Voltage Divider-Solve problems involving Ohm's Law, voltage dividers, and RC time constants. Dipole and Yagi Antennas-Design antennas easily, without tedious calculations. This is the perfect package for any ham or technician. Order No. 0007R $7.95. Instant Software Inc. Dept. 70B0 Peterborough, N.H. 03458 USA
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Basic Facts Program I
basfacts.zip
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Basic Faster and Better: Demonstration [Original]
bfbdem1m.zip
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BASIC Faster and Better: Library Disk
bfblib01.zip
BFBLIB BASIC Routines Diskette. I/III B Supercharge your programs with these 121 subroutines, functions and utilities described in BASIC Faster and Better & Other Mysteries (62-1002, not included). Modify routines or use 'as is'. 26-2021 19.95
BASIC Faster and Better: Library Disk v1.0 [Original]
bfblib10.zip
BFBLIB BASIC Routines Diskette. I/III B Supercharge your programs with these 121 subroutines, functions and utilities described in BASIC Faster and Better & Other Mysteries (62-1002, not included). Modify routines or use 'as is'. 26-2021 19.95
BASIC Faster and Better: Library Disk v1.0 [Original]
bfblib11.zip
BFBLIB BASIC Routines Diskette. I/III B Supercharge your programs with these 121 subroutines, functions and utilities described in BASIC Faster and Better & Other Mysteries (62-1002, not included). Modify routines or use 'as is'. 26-2021 19.95
BASIC Faster and Better: Library Disk [Set 1]
bfblib02.zip
BFBLIB BASIC Routines Diskette. I/III B Supercharge your programs with these 121 subroutines, functions and utilities described in BASIC Faster and Better & Other Mysteries (62-1002, not included). Modify routines or use 'as is'. 26-2021 19.95
BASIC Faster and Better: Library Disk [Set 2]
bfblib03.zip
BFBLIB BASIC Routines Diskette. I/III B Supercharge your programs with these 121 subroutines, functions and utilities described in BASIC Faster and Better & Other Mysteries (62-1002, not included). Modify routines or use 'as is'. 26-2021 19.95
BASIC Faster and Better: Library Disk [Set 3]
bfblib04.zip
BFBLIB BASIC Routines Diskette. I/III B Supercharge your programs with these 121 subroutines, functions and utilities described in BASIC Faster and Better & Other Mysteries (62-1002, not included). Modify routines or use 'as is'. 26-2021 19.95
BASIC Faster and Better: Library Disk [Set 4][Disk 1 and 2]
bfblib05.zip
BFBLIB BASIC Routines Diskette. I/III B Supercharge your programs with these 121 subroutines, functions and utilities described in BASIC Faster and Better & Other Mysteries (62-1002, not included). Modify routines or use 'as is'. 26-2021 19.95
BASIC Faster and Better: Library Disk [Set 5][Disk 1 of 2]
bfblib06.zip
BFBLIB BASIC Routines Diskette. I/III B Supercharge your programs with these 121 subroutines, functions and utilities described in BASIC Faster and Better & Other Mysteries (62-1002, not included). Modify routines or use 'as is'. 26-2021 19.95
BASIC Faster and Better: Library Disk [Set 5][Disk 2 of 2]
bfblib07.zip
BFBLIB BASIC Routines Diskette. I/III B Supercharge your programs with these 121 subroutines, functions and utilities described in BASIC Faster and Better & Other Mysteries (62-1002, not included). Modify routines or use 'as is'. 26-2021 19.95
BASIC Faster and Better: Library Disk [Set 6][Disk 1 of 2]
bfblib08.zip
BFBLIB BASIC Routines Diskette. I/III B Supercharge your programs with these 121 subroutines, functions and utilities described in BASIC Faster and Better & Other Mysteries (62-1002, not included). Modify routines or use 'as is'. 26-2021 19.95
BASIC Faster and Better: Library Disk [Set 7][Disk 1 of 2]
bfblib09.zip
BFBLIB BASIC Routines Diskette. I/III B Supercharge your programs with these 121 subroutines, functions and utilities described in BASIC Faster and Better & Other Mysteries (62-1002, not included). Modify routines or use 'as is'. 26-2021 19.95
(Purves)[M3].gif)
Basic File Converter I/III to ASCII v1.0
bsflcn13.zip
(-)[Match-Find-Replace-Exit].gif)
(-)[M1][0-Purge-1-Free-2-Drive-3-ASCII-4-PCL-5.gif)
(Clay-Schnider).gif)
Basic File Utility [Purge DOS Command Drive to Drive Copy ASCII to PCL][ND80]
basfilun.zip
(Manfred-Peters)[M1].gif)
BASIC Formatter [Date Not Initialized]
basfmtmp.zip
(C-H-Ting)[M4].gif)
Basic Forth v3.0
basfr3ct.zip
(W4UCH)[M1].gif)
BASIC Functions Name List in ROM
basfnrom.zip
(Micro-Systems-Software)[M4].gif)
Basic Global Search and Replace v1.1
basglbsr.zip
(Molimerx).jpg)
Basic InsertMISSING
BASIC INSERT - SOPHISTICATED STRING MANIPULATION A basic definition of this program is easy to give. It will take the contents of a string variable and insert it into a stipulated line of a Basic program. Its uses, however, are many and varied. This magic, incidently, is carried out by a machine language program which is accessed by a subroutine with the USR statement whenever needed. Let's look at some of the applications. Assuming that you have a string variable equal to X=10:Y=20 the program will, on command, tokenise the string and insert it into a dummy line in your existing Basic program. The newly inserted line can then be branched to and the contents of that line (as it is now tokenised) will be treated by the interpreter as if it were part of the original program. This is a powerful tool. Consider, for instance, a series of calculations stored on disk or tape in ASCII format. This may be read into your own Basic program and then inserted into the actual program and executed. It should be emphasised that although the program could be used for string packing for graphics machine language manipulation, it is not a string packing routine as such, (for this purpose we recommend you purchase CRAYON) for the string is actually tokenised and inserted into a dummy line, whereafter it forms an integral part of the routine. To recapitulate, the three principal applications for this routine are: . To store machine language code in a line of your program, thus alleviating the necessity of carrying out a System load of a separate machine language module. To store graphic code in a string to give fast graphic output to the screen. By far the most useful function, to take calculations from storage and automatically place them into dummy lines in an existing program. Memory Requirement 32k TRS-80 Disk Model 1 & 3 SYSTEM 80 Disk Mark I & II 11-1203
(Micro-Systems-Software)[M4].gif)
Basic Label Resolver v1.0
baslbr10.zip
(Micro-Systems-Software)[M4].gif)
Basic Label Resolver v1.1
baslabrs.zip
NO IMAGE
BASIC Language Skills Grades 3-6MISSING
5 part series teaches parts of speech thru definition and example. Students supply words to help computer create funny STORIES.#1USING nouns #2USING verbs #3USING adverbs #4CREATING sentences. $15.00 each<br>Price: $84.00 disk, $70.00 cassette
(Bruno-A-Larsen)[M1].gif)
Basic Letter Writing Program
bsltwrbl.zip
(Randy-Baer)[M1].gif)
BASIC LISP v1.1
blis11rb.zip
Appears in Issue 038 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
It has been proven time and again that the best way to teach almost anything is to let the student get his hands dirty from the beginning. A Lisp inter-
(Randy-Beer-80-Micro)[M1].gif)
BASIC LISP v1.3
blis13rb.zip
Appears in Issue 038 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
It has been proven time and again that the best way to teach almost anything is to let the student get his hands dirty from the beginning. A Lisp inter-
(Robert-A-McDermott)[M1].gif)
Basic Logic Simulation System
baslogsm.zip