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Compress v6.0 [Remove Unecessary Spaces]

James E Howard

M4 · 1986 · CMD

comprsjh.zip

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Compressed Hi-Res Image Utilities

Mel Patrick

M4 · CMD

cmphirmp.zip

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CompressorMISSING

Sykam Systems Limited

M13

SYKAM SYSTEMS LIMITED --- SOFTWARE BYROBERT M. CHAMBERS Manipulate your level II Basic programs with Renumber 1.1 ($10), Appendix 1.1 ($10) and Compressor 1.1 ($8). These machine language programs are some of the most effective utilities available.Enhance your disk systems with our D.I.S.C.U.S. data management system ($175) and other programs such as Execute ($20) which executes a script of DOS commands. 74 Stinson Avenue, Nepean, Ontario Canada K2H 6N4
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Comproc v1.2

Racet Computes

M1 · 1979 · CMD

cmproc12.zip

COMMAND PROCESSOR 'COMPROC' TRS-80 PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMMING TOOLS GIVE THE TRS-80 LARGE SYSTEM CAPABILITIES COMPROC extends the DOS-AUTO command to perform MULTIPLE steps either at power-up time or as a single user system command. Running of an application program is now made simple and automatic - even for the inexperienced user. COMPROC executes a script consisting of a sequence of commands or data (such as VERIFY, DIR, BASIC, LOAD, RUN, data, etc.) This script is easily created, changed and saved using the AUTO/EDIT/SAVE facilities of BASIC. COMPROC includes many additional features - including: . Optional self-relocating key-DEBOUNCE routine with screen print capability. Software lower-case driver for those with lower case modifications. User specified fields may be inserted automatically in the users script when COMPROC is executed. Pauses may be inserted to allow the user to enter data at specified locations during execution. COMPROC is automatically relocated so as not to conflict with existing BASIC or machine language programs - runs in ANY SIZE TRS-80 system. COMPROC is used by following the general steps given below: . The user creates a command file (CMF) containing the list of commands or data to be processed. A very simple CMF is shown in the example below. Note that this is a standard BASIC file containing REM statements (the ' is an abbreviation for REM). The user initiates COMPROC by entering a standard DOS command as shown in the example. COMPROC scans the CMF, extracts information, and inserts optional fields to form a compressed control program. The compressed control program is relocated to a temporarily reserved area of memory and passes the desired information to the system as if the user had entered it directly from the keyboard. After all statements have been processed COMPROC will release any reserved area and return control to the keyboard. Figure (1). Simple COMPROC Example. Note that in the above example the user command could be set with the AUTO command as follows: AUTO COM PROC This would execute the above CMF script at power-up time without any other user action required. ORDER COMPROC MOD I $20.00; MOD III $30.00
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Comproc v1.3 [Set 1]

Racet Computes

M1 · 1979 · CMD

cmproc13.zip

COMMAND PROCESSOR 'COMPROC' TRS-80 PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMMING TOOLS GIVE THE TRS-80 LARGE SYSTEM CAPABILITIES COMPROC extends the DOS-AUTO command to perform MULTIPLE steps either at power-up time or as a single user system command. Running of an application program is now made simple and automatic - even for the inexperienced user. COMPROC executes a script consisting of a sequence of commands or data (such as VERIFY, DIR, BASIC, LOAD, RUN, data, etc.) This script is easily created, changed and saved using the AUTO/EDIT/SAVE facilities of BASIC. COMPROC includes many additional features - including: . Optional self-relocating key-DEBOUNCE routine with screen print capability. Software lower-case driver for those with lower case modifications. User specified fields may be inserted automatically in the users script when COMPROC is executed. Pauses may be inserted to allow the user to enter data at specified locations during execution. COMPROC is automatically relocated so as not to conflict with existing BASIC or machine language programs - runs in ANY SIZE TRS-80 system. COMPROC is used by following the general steps given below: . The user creates a command file (CMF) containing the list of commands or data to be processed. A very simple CMF is shown in the example below. Note that this is a standard BASIC file containing REM statements (the ' is an abbreviation for REM). The user initiates COMPROC by entering a standard DOS command as shown in the example. COMPROC scans the CMF, extracts information, and inserts optional fields to form a compressed control program. The compressed control program is relocated to a temporarily reserved area of memory and passes the desired information to the system as if the user had entered it directly from the keyboard. After all statements have been processed COMPROC will release any reserved area and return control to the keyboard. Figure (1). Simple COMPROC Example. Note that in the above example the user command could be set with the AUTO command as follows: AUTO COM PROC This would execute the above CMF script at power-up time without any other user action required. ORDER COMPROC MOD I $20.00; MOD III $30.00
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Comproc v1.3 [Set 2]

Racet Computes

M3 · 1979 · CMD

compr13a.zip

COMMAND PROCESSOR 'COMPROC' TRS-80 PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMMING TOOLS GIVE THE TRS-80 LARGE SYSTEM CAPABILITIES COMPROC extends the DOS-AUTO command to perform MULTIPLE steps either at power-up time or as a single user system command. Running of an application program is now made simple and automatic - even for the inexperienced user. COMPROC executes a script consisting of a sequence of commands or data (such as VERIFY, DIR, BASIC, LOAD, RUN, data, etc.) This script is easily created, changed and saved using the AUTO/EDIT/SAVE facilities of BASIC. COMPROC includes many additional features - including: . Optional self-relocating key-DEBOUNCE routine with screen print capability. Software lower-case driver for those with lower case modifications. User specified fields may be inserted automatically in the users script when COMPROC is executed. Pauses may be inserted to allow the user to enter data at specified locations during execution. COMPROC is automatically relocated so as not to conflict with existing BASIC or machine language programs - runs in ANY SIZE TRS-80 system. COMPROC is used by following the general steps given below: . The user creates a command file (CMF) containing the list of commands or data to be processed. A very simple CMF is shown in the example below. Note that this is a standard BASIC file containing REM statements (the ' is an abbreviation for REM). The user initiates COMPROC by entering a standard DOS command as shown in the example. COMPROC scans the CMF, extracts information, and inserts optional fields to form a compressed control program. The compressed control program is relocated to a temporarily reserved area of memory and passes the desired information to the system as if the user had entered it directly from the keyboard. After all statements have been processed COMPROC will release any reserved area and return control to the keyboard. Figure (1). Simple COMPROC Example. Note that in the above example the user command could be set with the AUTO command as follows: AUTO COM PROC This would execute the above CMF script at power-up time without any other user action required. ORDER COMPROC MOD I $20.00; MOD III $30.00
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Compu-BowlMISSING

Dave Huntress / Compu-Things

M13

W/Graphics $ 14.95 Compu-Things SUITE #2 270 BROADWAY REVERE, MA 02151 (617) 289-8866
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Compu-Code v1.0 [Morse Code Transmitter]MISSING

Gary Woodall

Hamming Around All you ham operators out there can now receive and transmit Morse code on your Model I, III, or 4 with this software-only Morse Code Interface. This 12K machine-language program has special routines that check incoming signals to make sure that they are valid code and not noise. Bursts of noise are ignored and only valid code is processed and displayed on the video screen. Another routine lets you view the incoming signal to aid in optimizing the receiver control settings. The program samples the received code bits and automatically adjusts them to the proper speed. The transmitter mode features five programmable buffers (200 characters total), a type-ahead (working buffer), and user-selectable sending speeds up to 70 words per minute. Comp-Code 1.0 costs just $26.95 from Gary Woodall Software, P.O. Box 284, Plainfield, IN 46168, 317-271-2565. Dit-dah-dit-dit!
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Compu-DietMISSING

Information Technology Systems

M13

COMPU-DIET - Weight Loss System Behavior Mod, Forecast, Database COMPU-DIET 1.2 @ $19.95 Fla Res add 4% Sales Tax - Total $ Check/Money Order VISA MASTERCHARGE Card No Exp Date Name Bank No (MC) Address its Information Technology Systems POB 2667 Sarasota FL 33578 (813) 366-0064 TRS 80 is a trademark of Radio Shack a Tandy Corporation
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Opportunities For Learning Catalog

COMPU-JOB COMPU-JOB is a valuable career guidance tool for the employment process. This computer program is divided into four sections: different types of jobs; ways to find a job; getting a job; and keeping a job. The student is guided by the computer through the entire employment process, beginning with how to develop a resume, identify job openings, follow-up the interview, and how to keep a job once hired. Also included are segments on establishing life and employment goals, identifying potential job possibilities, reading the 'help wanted' ads, using the telephone, making personal visits, and things one should know before accepting a job. Other topics include the first day on the job: identifying employee expectations; establishing good working relationships; understanding gross pay, net pay and deductions; developing a family budget; and maintaining a bank checking account. COMPU-JOB comes with 5 copies of a student workbook; the computer program directs students to specific pages in the workbook to provide written reinforcement and additional information regarding certain phases of the employment process. Available on 48K disk for the Apple II and TRS-80; additional student workbooks can be purchased separately. 5E-100T Compu-Job (TRS-80) $99.00 5E-105 Compu-Job Student Workbook $9.95
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Computer Council

M13

LOOK OUTER I.D. ON YOUR SCREEN! Stop unauthorized use! INTRODUCING THE COMPU-LOCK SCREEN EXAMPLE The Compu-lock is an electronic circuit board that virtually guarantees that no one can access your files or damage important data. With the Compu-lock installed, your computer, on power up, requires the entry of a password before it can be used. Without correct password entry, your computer will only display owner identification! The Compu-lock can be a very strong theft deterrent, and if your computer should be stolen, the Compu-lock could be the single-most reason that your computer would be returned to you. Easy internal installation requires no soldering or trace cutting. Bold mylar decal, included, warns would be thieves or meddlers. It has been estimated that the odds of an unauthorized person gaining access to a computer protected by a Compu-lock, with a 6 letter password is one in 326 billion. Those are excellent odds in your favor! Tell us exactly how you wish your display to be formatted and choose your own password. The screen display allows you up to five lines of 35 characters each. You may use these lines in any manner you wish to display your ownership identification. Lines may be skipped or not used as you desire. See above screen example. The lines should contain owner and/or company name, address, phone number and, optionally, a drivers license number or other identifiers of your choice. The password may be up to 20 characters long and any keyboard character may be used (including lower case) with the exception of the arrows. He do suggest, for your convenience, that the password you send to us be from 5 to 8 characters long and something that you'll easily remember. Don't wait until it's too late. Your computer and files are worth the protection that the Compu-lock affords. Mail your order today. Include a check or money order for $99.95, the password of your choice and a clearly printed or typed copy of how you wish your 5 lines of information to read. Add $2.50 for postage and handling. California residents add 6.5%. Be sure you give the model number of your computer. The Compu-lock is available for the TRS-80 models 1, 3, & 4 and soon for other popular computers. Dealer inquiries invited. The Computer Council 18228 Parthenia Street Northridge, CA 91325 (213) 885-1411 TRS 80 US TODAY CORP. TOBACCO
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Contest Software

Compu-Log Compu-Log is a fully computerized logging system for the amateur radio operator. It provides a printed, scored and duped log, complete with dupe sheet. You can print confirmation of contacts on address labels in alphabetical order by call sign for attachment to your QSL cards. In addition, you can print many valuable contest and operator statistics including number of contacts each hour on each band, and total contacts for each country on each band. For multi-operator stations, Compu-Log gives you a breakdown of the total operating time, indicating number of contacts, duplicates and contact rate for each operator on each band, and it prints cumulative totals. Compu-Log is available for the Model I with 48K, at least one disk drive, and the Epson MX-80 printer. Modified versions for other printers and the TRS-80 Model III can be created. Versions of Compu-Log for the CQ World Wide DX Contest and ARRL DX contest are available now. Other versions for the CQ WPX and IARU Radiosport contests will follow shortly. Compu-Log is available for $69.95 per package from Contest Software, Peter Chamalian, W1RM, Savarese Lane, Burlington, CT 06013.
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Compu-Match v1.5

Larry Bell

M4 · BAS

cstmtchp.zip

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Compu-Slot Sounding Slot Machine [How Many Dollars 1-5]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

cmpsltss.zip

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Compu-Yahtzee [Re Roll How Many Press E to Enter Score]

Jim Wright

M1 · BAS

cmpytzjw.zip

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Compucai Calorie CounterMISSING

Practical Programs

M13

Sourcebook:<br>Use to set up a diet plan. Two pgms the 1ST computes ideal weigh, safe period, and daily calorie intake. The 2ND computes daily calorie intake using internal table of food values. Pgms mergeable. Doc. M.b.g.<br>Price: $16.00 disk, $12.00 cassette, $2.00 source
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Practical Programs

A Dieters Delight Compucal, of interest to dieters, is a set of two programs for the Model I and III. The first program provides information concerning weight loss via the calorie reduction method. It charts both mens' and womens' average weights, helping you decide upon your own ideal weight and calorie intake. The second program, run at the end of the day, determines how well you met your daily calorie goal. The package is available on cassette for $12, and on disk for $17, from Practical Programs, 1104 Aspen Drive, Toms River, NJ 08753.
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Compunarie [Breakt Hem De Nek]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

compunar.zip

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Compuserve and TBBS Message Edit Program v1.0.2

Michael Jacobs

M4 · CMD

catmp102.zip

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Computations with Clarence

Stephen D Poole

M1 · BAS

cmpclrsp.zip

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Computax 81MISSING

MicroByte Software

Computax '81 Computax '81 is a group of federal income tax programs for the 16K Level II TRS-80. Some unique features allow you to easily enter and save data, make corrections and load files from tape at a later date. A complete 1040 and 1040A form can be displayed on the monitor for easy copying; a line-printer version is also available. Programs for the following schedules are marketed: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, R & RP, SE, TC and most major forms. Computax '81 is priced at $14.95 with an additional $8.50 charge for each schedule desired. Write to MicroByte R&D, Box 8084, Greenville, NC 27834, for additional information.
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Compute Arithmetic Mean [Enter Sample]

Author Unknown

M3 · BAS

cmarmean.zip

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Compute Bonuses [microDOS]

Ron McPeake

M1 · 1979 · BAS

compbnrm.zip

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Compute Compound Interest

57 Practical Programs

M3 · BAS

compoun3.zip

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Compute Effects of Doubling Values [Enter a Value]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

cmefdbvl.zip

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Compute Elapsed Time Between Dates [Starting Year]

Author Unknown

M4 · BAS

cmeldydt.zip

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Compute Four

Mark R Sawusch

M1 · 1978 · BAS

compute4.zip

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Compute MEAN and SD From 50 Data Points

Ken Olson

M1 · 1984 · BAS

cmmnsd50.zip

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Compute Molar Mass of Compounds

Tim Behrendsen

M1 · BAS

cmmolatb.zip

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Compute MX-80 FT-III Bits [Eingabe for Anzahl de Punkte]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

cmpepbit.zip

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Compute Square and Cube of Numbers

Steve Gladen

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cmsqcnsg.zip

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Compute-A-Sketch

Albert C Blackwell Jr

M1 · 1978 · BAS

compsktc.zip

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Computer Aided Sight Reading Music Education System

Carnegie Mellon

M1 · BAS

cmpaidms.zip

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Computer Analyst [Good Day Whats Your Problem]

Author Unknown

M4 · BAS

cmanlyst.zip

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Computer Art

GB

M1 · BAS

cmpartgb.zip

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Computer Art

James Garon

M1 · BAS

cmpartjg.zip

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Computer Assisted ABE Reading Diagnostic Test

Dennis Devine

M3 · 1989 · DMK

cmabesdd.zip

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Computer Assisted Education v11 [Lets Play With Geography]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

cae11geo.zip

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Computer Bartender Guide [How Many Guests in Your Party]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

cmpbrtnd.zip

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Computer BaseballMISSING

American Small Business Computers

COMPUTER BASEBALL Computer Baseball is a one player baseball game program vs. the computer. It's just like playing a real game of baseball. Model I or III Cassette $14.95 Disk $19.95
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Computer BiologyMISSING

Opportunities For Learning Catalog

COMPUTER BIOLOGY The programs in this set provide instruction and reinforcement of the following topics: cells, transport, asexual reproduction, excretion, locomotion, photosynthesis, the reproduction of plants, biological classification, respiration, genetics, the endocrine system, biochemistry, digestion, and the nervous system. Each program will branch to subprograms for review when the student is having difficulty; background information is also available on each topic. Names, grades, and student progress is automatically recorded. Each program is from 30 to 60 minutes long, and is available for the Apple II with 48K and the TRS-80 Model III with 32K and disk. 5A-CB610TD Computer Biology (TRS-80) $225.00
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Computer CalligraphyMISSING

R A Kostosky

Computer Calligraphy BRINGS THE ART OF FINE LETTERING TO YOUR 16K LEVEL 2 TRS-80 EASILY CREATE PERSONALIZED INVITATIONS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, SIGNS AND BANNERS WITH: . User designed typefaces ( 3 included ) . Infinite storage capability of typefaces on cassette tape . 1 to 6 lines per page . Ability to mix typefaces . 3 print sizes $9.95 R. A. KOSTOSKY PO BOX 1162 ALTOONA, PA. 16648 DEALER INQUIRIES INVITED
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Computer ChemistryMISSING

Opportunities For Learning Catalog

COMPUTER CHEMISTRY This comprehensive set of programs provides computer assisted instruction for high school and junior college chemistry classes. The topics covered include: gas relationships, moles and formulas, chemical equations, solutions, the Periodic Table, electron structure, bonding in molecules, bonding between molecules, kinetics, electrochemical cells, oxidation and reduction, acid-base theories and problems, and organic chemistry. Each program teaches and reviews the main concepts of the selected topic. No two students get exactly the same questions, and each program requires from 20 to 30 minutes to complete. Available on disk for the Apple II with 48K and the TRS-80 with 32K. ' these are solid, functional programs for high school chemistry students.'-COURSEWARE REPORT CARD. 5A-500TD Computer Chemistry (TRS-80) $225.00
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Computer Club Member List Generator

Ken Olson

M1 · 1982 · BAS

compclub.zip

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Computer Combat

Aim Software

M1 · 1982 · CMD

compcomb.zip

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Computer Combat

Aim Software

M1 · 1982 · WAS

compcomw.zip

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Computer ComposerMISSING

Instant Software

M1

DEMO I This package is just the thing to show your friends what your TRS-80 can do. Included are: . Computer Composer - Compose and play music using only a standard AM radio. Baseball - Play baseball with your computer while it does the scorekeeping. Horse Race - Place your bet and cheer your pony to the winner's circle. ESP - Test your powers of extrasensory perception. Hi-Lo/Tic-tac-toe - Guess the secret number or get three in a row. Petals Around the Rose - Can you figure out the secret behind the five dice? Slot Machine - Turn your computer into a one-armed bandit. These programs require a TRS-80 Level I 4K. Order No. 0020R $7.95. Instant Software Inc. Dept. 70B0 Peterborough, N.H. 03458 USA
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Computer Cribbage [ND80]

Software Specialists

M3 · 1980 · BAS

cmpcrbss.zip

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Computer Doodle

James Garon

M1 · BAS

cmpddljg.zip

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Computer Education Department Questionnaire Tally [Set 1]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1986 · BAS

cmedqsjp.zip

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Computer Etch-R-Sketch [Use Left Arrow to Move Left]

Dennis Devine

M1 · BAS

cetchrdd.zip

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Computer Bio Center

M4

Body Fitness The Computer Fitness Program ($145) for the Model 4 includes an aerobic screening analysis procedure program and a body fat percentage program. The aerobics program evaluates your VO2MAX, a measurement of the body's ability to supply oxygen to the muscle cells. The program rates your VO2MAX against standards and then recommends an exercise program. It provides a printout of all input and output and an exercise program log sheet. To use the aerobics program, you need an ergometer to measure work and a heart monitor to read your pulse rate. The body fat program lets you input skinfold measurements and outputs percentages. The final output is a personal printout and ratings. For this program you need a metric caliper. For details, contact Computer Bio Center, 144 Bedford Road, Armonk, NY 10504, 914-273-3454.
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Computer Fundamentals for an Information Age v1.0 [Original]

Anaheim Publishing

M3 · 1985 · DMK

cmpfndia.zip

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Computer Generated Story [Please Enter the Following]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

cmpstory.zip

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Computer Graphic

Dane Overfield

M1 · BAS

computdo.zip

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Computer Graphic Demo 1 [Just starts drawing]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

compgrp1.zip

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Computer Industries Invoice v82070402

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1982 · BAS

cmi07042.zip

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Computer Literacy Class [1988-04-25]

Author Unknown

M1 · 1988 · BAS

cmplit88.zip

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Computer Magic #2

Advanced Graphics

M1 · BAS

compmgc1.zip

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Computer Magic [Need Volunteers]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

cmmgvoln.zip

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Computer Match [Dating Service]MISSING

Big G Software

M34

The Match Game The Computer Match Program helps you set up a compatibility-dating service. Designed primarily as a fundraising activity for junior and senior high schools, the program includes a sample questionnaire, or you can design your own. It permits up to 30 multiple choice questions, each with one to nine responses. You enter the students' names and responses into the program, and it gives each student a list of 10 members of the opposite sex whose responses most closely match his or hers. The data disk can hold information for 1,000 to 4,000 students, depending on the computer system used. The Computer Match Program runs on the Model III/4 (48K) or the Tandy 1000/1200/3000 (256K) and sells for $49.95. Contact Big G Software, Rt. 2, Box 111, Alleyton, TX 78935, 409-732-3904.
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Computer Math Drill

Hawley

M1 · BAS

cmpmthhw.zip

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Computer Mindreader

Programma Software

M1 · BAS

cmpmndrd.zip

Programma Software COMPUTER MIND READER: Yes, your computer can read your mind! You think of a number, the computer will ask some questions then tell you the number! Cat. # TR003 8 oz. 6.95
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Computer Ministries Package Documentation

Jim C Pickett

M1 · PCL

cmpmindc.zip

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Computer Ministries Package Tithe Program

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1982 · BAS

cm82tit1.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [AD CH CL DI EL HE LA OR SS]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cm831001.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [AD82060801 TI82062804 DOCS]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1982 · BAS

cm820608.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [AD83020601 AL830870707 AT83031305 DF83080803]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cm830807.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [AD83032701 LB83042704 TI84010807]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cm830327.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [AD83050101 BD CH83022009 CL830312 LC810630 PR820926 TI82082302]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cm830501.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [AD83051501 AP82082953 TI83052102 DOCS]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cm820829.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [AD83051501 BU83121701 IN83021302 PR82092601]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cm831217.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [AD83051501 CM83031205]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cm830515.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [AD83121701 BL83122801 CL83030103 RD84022414 ST830502]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cm831228.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [AT83031304 BU831024 IN83010501]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cm830313.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [AT83031305 BD83112604 CL83032101 CH83022702 FL83031206]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cm831126.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [AT83031305 BD83122801 CH83022702 DI83122914]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cm830227.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [AT83031305 CL83032101 FL83030109 PR82092601]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cl830321.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [BD83032407 CM83100208 DI83100604]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cm830324.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [CH82060201 TI84010807]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1984 · BAS

cm820602.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [CH83020601 BD83112604 DI83122907 FA83031206]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cm830206.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [Data Files][Set 1]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · BAS

cmdatfl1.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [Data Files][Set 2]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · BAS

cmdatfl2.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [Data Files][Set 3]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · BAS

cmdatfl3.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [DirFam v08088303 Birthday v11268304 Start v11248301 Menu v09218304 ALFamily v08078307]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cmmnjp01.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [Family Listing and Rolodex]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cmflrdjp.zip

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Computer Ministries Package [FL84071102 RD84022501]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · 1984 · BAS

cm840711.zip

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Computer Music

Jost Associates

M1 · 1979 · CMD

commusja.zip

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Computer News 80 Article Index [TD13]

Danny C Mullen

M3 · 1989 · BAS

cn80artc.zip

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Computer News 80 Index Disk for 1988

Computer News 80

M4 · DMK

cn80in88.zip

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Computer News 80 Index Disk for 1989

Computer News 80

M4 · DMK

cn80in89.zip

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