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Computer Golf [Data Disk]

Portable Software

M4 · 1984 · DMK

cmpglfps.zip

GOLF All programs & 3 courses on two diskettes! Skill/knowledge Wind-Trees-Traps Water-Slopes & More. Hours of FUN for everyone. 1 to 4 players. Model 4 GOLF $34.50 BASEBALL 29.50 ARCADE 45.00 Model 3/4 CASINO $22.50 FOOTBALL 29.50 STALAG-12 22.50 GOLF TOURNAMENT FEB 15 - MAR 10 PRIZES - GOLF CLUBS - GOLF BALLS SEND FOR DETAILS - WATCH OUR AD P O BOX 394 NOTTINGHAM, PA 19362 24 hour PHONE (215) 932-5395 and
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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 Graphics BASIC Utilities and Subroutines Source Code [BASICG][FDIV][83-10-18]

Radio Shack

M4 · 1983 · SRC

cmgrphfd.zip

Add High-Resolution Graphics to Your TRS-80 Model III . For Business, Engineering or Entertainment . Easy-to-Use Graphics BASIC Included . Provides 153,600 Picture Elements (640 240) . Use Assembly Language Subroutines . Quickly Draws Lines and Fills in the Spaces III C Now you can turn your TRS-80 Model III video display into a remarkable electronic 'sketch pad' to create sophisticated business graphs, tables, charts, maps, illustrations, geometric patterns-and animation! The 153,600-pixel display allows amazingly fine detail, and the Graphics BASIC command structure is a snap for anyone. All you need to learn are a few new commands (summarized at right). They have incredible power in creating complex graphics quickly and easily. Includes 32K RAM memory board, user's manual and diskette with Graphics BASIC and subroutine library. Installation required (not included). 26-1125 369.95 369.95 Plus Installation Summary of Graphics BASIC Commands CIRCLE-Draws a circle, arc or ellipse. CLS-Clears a character or display screen. GET-Reads the bit-pattern in a block on the display screen into an array for alteration and future use. LINE- Draws a line between points. PAINT-Paints an area in a specified style. POINT-Checks to see if a point is on or off. PRESET-Turns a pixel on or off. PUT-Puts contents (bit pattern) of an array onto the screen. Used in creating animation. SCREEN-Screen Command/Flash mode. Useful in speeding up the display in painting and motion. Turns graphics screen on or off. VIEW-Defines the coordinates of a specified block (called the 'viewport') on the screen. VIEWPORT-Draws a viewport.
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Computer Graphics BASIC Utilities and Subroutines v1.00.00 [BASICG]

Radio Shack + Microsoft

M3 · 1982 · DMK

cmpgrp3b.zip

Add High-Resolution Graphics to Your TRS-80 Model III . For Business, Engineering or Entertainment . Easy-to-Use Graphics BASIC Included . Provides 153,600 Picture Elements (640 240) . Use Assembly Language Subroutines . Quickly Draws Lines and Fills in the Spaces III C Now you can turn your TRS-80 Model III video display into a remarkable electronic 'sketch pad' to create sophisticated business graphs, tables, charts, maps, illustrations, geometric patterns-and animation! The 153,600-pixel display allows amazingly fine detail, and the Graphics BASIC command structure is a snap for anyone. All you need to learn are a few new commands (summarized at right). They have incredible power in creating complex graphics quickly and easily. Includes 32K RAM memory board, user's manual and diskette with Graphics BASIC and subroutine library. Installation required (not included). 26-1125 369.95 369.95 Plus Installation Summary of Graphics BASIC Commands CIRCLE-Draws a circle, arc or ellipse. CLS-Clears a character or display screen. GET-Reads the bit-pattern in a block on the display screen into an array for alteration and future use. LINE- Draws a line between points. PAINT-Paints an area in a specified style. POINT-Checks to see if a point is on or off. PRESET-Turns a pixel on or off. PUT-Puts contents (bit pattern) of an array onto the screen. Used in creating animation. SCREEN-Screen Command/Flash mode. Useful in speeding up the display in painting and motion. Turns graphics screen on or off. VIEW-Defines the coordinates of a specified block (called the 'viewport') on the screen. VIEWPORT-Draws a viewport.
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Computer Graphics BASIC Utilities and Subroutines v1.00.00 [BASICG][Original]

Radio Shack + Microsoft

M3 · 1983 · DMK

compgrpm.zip

Add High-Resolution Graphics to Your TRS-80 Model III . For Business, Engineering or Entertainment . Easy-to-Use Graphics BASIC Included . Provides 153,600 Picture Elements (640 240) . Use Assembly Language Subroutines . Quickly Draws Lines and Fills in the Spaces III C Now you can turn your TRS-80 Model III video display into a remarkable electronic 'sketch pad' to create sophisticated business graphs, tables, charts, maps, illustrations, geometric patterns-and animation! The 153,600-pixel display allows amazingly fine detail, and the Graphics BASIC command structure is a snap for anyone. All you need to learn are a few new commands (summarized at right). They have incredible power in creating complex graphics quickly and easily. Includes 32K RAM memory board, user's manual and diskette with Graphics BASIC and subroutine library. Installation required (not included). 26-1125 369.95 369.95 Plus Installation Summary of Graphics BASIC Commands CIRCLE-Draws a circle, arc or ellipse. CLS-Clears a character or display screen. GET-Reads the bit-pattern in a block on the display screen into an array for alteration and future use. LINE- Draws a line between points. PAINT-Paints an area in a specified style. POINT-Checks to see if a point is on or off. PRESET-Turns a pixel on or off. PUT-Puts contents (bit pattern) of an array onto the screen. Used in creating animation. SCREEN-Screen Command/Flash mode. Useful in speeding up the display in painting and motion. Turns graphics screen on or off. VIEW-Defines the coordinates of a specified block (called the 'viewport') on the screen. VIEWPORT-Draws a viewport.
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Computer Graphics BASIC Utilities and Subroutines v1.01.00 [BASICG]

Radio Shack + Microsoft

M4 · 1983 · DMK

compgraf.zip

Add High-Resolution Graphics to Your TRS-80 Model III . For Business, Engineering or Entertainment . Easy-to-Use Graphics BASIC Included . Provides 153,600 Picture Elements (640 240) . Use Assembly Language Subroutines . Quickly Draws Lines and Fills in the Spaces III C Now you can turn your TRS-80 Model III video display into a remarkable electronic 'sketch pad' to create sophisticated business graphs, tables, charts, maps, illustrations, geometric patterns-and animation! The 153,600-pixel display allows amazingly fine detail, and the Graphics BASIC command structure is a snap for anyone. All you need to learn are a few new commands (summarized at right). They have incredible power in creating complex graphics quickly and easily. Includes 32K RAM memory board, user's manual and diskette with Graphics BASIC and subroutine library. Installation required (not included). 26-1125 369.95 369.95 Plus Installation Summary of Graphics BASIC Commands CIRCLE-Draws a circle, arc or ellipse. CLS-Clears a character or display screen. GET-Reads the bit-pattern in a block on the display screen into an array for alteration and future use. LINE- Draws a line between points. PAINT-Paints an area in a specified style. POINT-Checks to see if a point is on or off. PRESET-Turns a pixel on or off. PUT-Puts contents (bit pattern) of an array onto the screen. Used in creating animation. SCREEN-Screen Command/Flash mode. Useful in speeding up the display in painting and motion. Turns graphics screen on or off. VIEW-Defines the coordinates of a specified block (called the 'viewport') on the screen. VIEWPORT-Draws a viewport.
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Computer Graphics BASIC Utilities and Subroutines v1.01.00 [BASICG][Original]

Radio Shack + Microsoft

M4 · 1983 · DMK

cmpgrph2.zip

Add High-Resolution Graphics to Your TRS-80 Model III . For Business, Engineering or Entertainment . Easy-to-Use Graphics BASIC Included . Provides 153,600 Picture Elements (640 240) . Use Assembly Language Subroutines . Quickly Draws Lines and Fills in the Spaces III C Now you can turn your TRS-80 Model III video display into a remarkable electronic 'sketch pad' to create sophisticated business graphs, tables, charts, maps, illustrations, geometric patterns-and animation! The 153,600-pixel display allows amazingly fine detail, and the Graphics BASIC command structure is a snap for anyone. All you need to learn are a few new commands (summarized at right). They have incredible power in creating complex graphics quickly and easily. Includes 32K RAM memory board, user's manual and diskette with Graphics BASIC and subroutine library. Installation required (not included). 26-1125 369.95 369.95 Plus Installation Summary of Graphics BASIC Commands CIRCLE-Draws a circle, arc or ellipse. CLS-Clears a character or display screen. GET-Reads the bit-pattern in a block on the display screen into an array for alteration and future use. LINE- Draws a line between points. PAINT-Paints an area in a specified style. POINT-Checks to see if a point is on or off. PRESET-Turns a pixel on or off. PUT-Puts contents (bit pattern) of an array onto the screen. Used in creating animation. SCREEN-Screen Command/Flash mode. Useful in speeding up the display in painting and motion. Turns graphics screen on or off. VIEW-Defines the coordinates of a specified block (called the 'viewport') on the screen. VIEWPORT-Draws a viewport.
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Computer Graphics BASIC Utilities and Subroutines v1.01.00 [BASICG][TD13]

Radio Shack + Microsoft

M3 · 1983 · CMD

cmpgr1rs.zip

Add High-Resolution Graphics to Your TRS-80 Model III . For Business, Engineering or Entertainment . Easy-to-Use Graphics BASIC Included . Provides 153,600 Picture Elements (640 240) . Use Assembly Language Subroutines . Quickly Draws Lines and Fills in the Spaces III C Now you can turn your TRS-80 Model III video display into a remarkable electronic 'sketch pad' to create sophisticated business graphs, tables, charts, maps, illustrations, geometric patterns-and animation! The 153,600-pixel display allows amazingly fine detail, and the Graphics BASIC command structure is a snap for anyone. All you need to learn are a few new commands (summarized at right). They have incredible power in creating complex graphics quickly and easily. Includes 32K RAM memory board, user's manual and diskette with Graphics BASIC and subroutine library. Installation required (not included). 26-1125 369.95 369.95 Plus Installation Summary of Graphics BASIC Commands CIRCLE-Draws a circle, arc or ellipse. CLS-Clears a character or display screen. GET-Reads the bit-pattern in a block on the display screen into an array for alteration and future use. LINE- Draws a line between points. PAINT-Paints an area in a specified style. POINT-Checks to see if a point is on or off. PRESET-Turns a pixel on or off. PUT-Puts contents (bit pattern) of an array onto the screen. Used in creating animation. SCREEN-Screen Command/Flash mode. Useful in speeding up the display in painting and motion. Turns graphics screen on or off. VIEW-Defines the coordinates of a specified block (called the 'viewport') on the screen. VIEWPORT-Draws a viewport.
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Computer Graphics BASIC Utilities and Subroutines vx.x Source [RS26-1125][FDIV]

Radio Shack

M3 · 1983 · SRC

cgbussfd.zip

Add High-Resolution Graphics to Your TRS-80 Model III . For Business, Engineering or Entertainment . Easy-to-Use Graphics BASIC Included . Provides 153,600 Picture Elements (640 240) . Use Assembly Language Subroutines . Quickly Draws Lines and Fills in the Spaces III C Now you can turn your TRS-80 Model III video display into a remarkable electronic 'sketch pad' to create sophisticated business graphs, tables, charts, maps, illustrations, geometric patterns-and animation! The 153,600-pixel display allows amazingly fine detail, and the Graphics BASIC command structure is a snap for anyone. All you need to learn are a few new commands (summarized at right). They have incredible power in creating complex graphics quickly and easily. Includes 32K RAM memory board, user's manual and diskette with Graphics BASIC and subroutine library. Installation required (not included). 26-1125 369.95 369.95 Plus Installation Summary of Graphics BASIC Commands CIRCLE-Draws a circle, arc or ellipse. CLS-Clears a character or display screen. GET-Reads the bit-pattern in a block on the display screen into an array for alteration and future use. LINE- Draws a line between points. PAINT-Paints an area in a specified style. POINT-Checks to see if a point is on or off. PRESET-Turns a pixel on or off. PUT-Puts contents (bit pattern) of an array onto the screen. Used in creating animation. SCREEN-Screen Command/Flash mode. Useful in speeding up the display in painting and motion. Turns graphics screen on or off. VIEW-Defines the coordinates of a specified block (called the 'viewport') on the screen. VIEWPORT-Draws a viewport.
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Computer Graphics BASIC [BASICG][FDIV]

Radio Shack + Microsoft

M3 · 1982 · SRC

cmgrbssr.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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Computer News 80 Index Disk for 1990

Computer News 80

M4 · DMK

cn80in90.zip

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Computer Operated Inventory for Numismatists and Such v1.0

Robert James Lloyd

M1 · 1980 · BAS

coin1rjl.zip

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Computer PoolsMISSING

Molimerx Ltd

M1

COMPUTER POOLS - INCLUDING FORM PREDICTION Computer pools is a program written to help you predict the result of football matches for the football pools. Obviously, we cannot guarantee that this program will make you a fortune, however it will increase your chances and make the mundane task of filling in coupon more enjoyable. The important feature of this program is that it stores the performance of a team in its three previous games and three away games and uses this to help predict the result in the next match. Various weightings are incorporated, although they can be overridden by the user. This enables the football enthusiast to incorporate his own bias and hopefully improve the computer's predictions. Basically, the program allows you to keep track of the performance of the 130 teams in the four English divisions and three Scottish divisions. It keeps track of each team's performance in its previous three home games and its previous three away games. and combines these to predict a performance potential. It then compares the performance potential of teams in forthcoming fixtures and lists the matches, indicating those with the greatest likelihood of away wins, draws and home wins. Because the form is based upon the results of the three previous home games and three previous away games it takes approximately 6 - 9 weeks before the full form file is created and before the full predictions can be made. We see no reason why this program could not be adapted to forecast the results in the Australian Pools competition. Memory Requirement 16k TRS-80 Tape Model 1 & 3 11-2605
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Computer Preparation For The S.A.T.MISSING

Harcourt Brace Jovanovich

M3

Computer Preparation for the SAT III/4/1000 Description: The program scores and times automatically, diagnoses students' strengths and weaknesses in 15 subject areas, develops a personalized study plan, and outlines specific drills and review exercises. The comprehensive textbook includes test-taking strategies and four full-length sample exams. A recent independent study shows that students who used HBJ's program for only 7 hours increased their SAT scores by an average of 94 points. Grade Level: 10 and up. Hardware Requirements: Disk. Support: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich. Model III/4. 90-5079 79.95
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Computer Race Track

Michael Fischer

M1 · 1979 · BAS

comprace.zip

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Computer Reacts to Microphone Routine

Michael Brenner + Morey L Solomon

M1 · BAS

comrctmp.zip

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Computer Shack Game Copy Utility v1.1 [MD]

Computer Shack

M1 · CMD

csgmcp11.zip

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Computer Simulation [Start Enter Two Numbers Add and Store]

Author Unknown

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cmpsimse.zip

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Computer Speed v1.2

Linville Tanstaafl+Co

M1 · 1981 · BAS

compsped.zip

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Computer Spelldown

Jerome Weintraub / Random House Inc

M1 · 1981 · BAS

cmpsplrh.zip

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Computer Stocks and BondsMISSING

Intelligent Quest Software

Learning About the Bulls and the Bears Your kids know their ABCs and they've learned math; now you can teach them how to put their skills to practical use. Computer Stocks and Bonds teaches children ages 12 and up investment strategy while they play the stock market. The game requires that players master the concepts of modern capital investments to become successful in securities, and provides insights into the forces that affect the economy. Players develop an understanding of bull and bear markets, the importance of performance histories in planning an investment strategy, and influences on the stock market. Computer Stocks and Bonds is available on disk ($25) or cassette ($20) for the Models I, III, and 4 with 32K RAM. For more information contact Intelligent Quest Software, 4517 Harford Road, Baltimore, MD 21214, 301-254-5300.
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Computer Tag Unbelievable [Computers Tag]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

cmptagun.zip

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Computer Talk [TD13]

Media Materials Inc

M3 · 1983 · DMK

cmpttalk.zip

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Computer Telephone DialingMISSING

Steve McKee

M1

With program and simple hardware device, schematic included, user may dial, store, and have record of telephone calls made. Record would include who was called, number, and length of call.<br>Price: $12.00 cassette, $5.00 source
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Computer Terms and Commands [TD13]

Media Materials Inc

M3 · 1983 · DMK

cmptrmcm.zip

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Computer Typing CourseMISSING

Futureview

M13

COMPUTER TYPING COURSE Teachers and parents especially will want this package. If you've ever wished you could touch-type, this package is just what you need. You can learn to type at your own pace, getting to know finger positions, the keyboard, special characters, numbers, shift, and enter keys. CTC consists of several lessons, each taking a certain part of the keyboard and covering it thoroughly before continuing on to the next lesson. You may review any lesson as many times as you like. As an added bonus, CTC offers accuracy tests at the end of each lesson, and a 'Practice Page' that allows you to type anything you wish in order to build your speed. We feel this is the best on the market. 16K $19.95 FUTUREVIEW GREAT NEW PROGRAMS FOR YOUR TRS-80!!!
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Computer Valentines Card [Who is the Card to]

Author Unknown

M4 · BAS

cvalent1.zip

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Computer's Family Feud Series 1 and 2MISSING

A S G A Software

M1

Now you can play the family feud on your computer program has 10 categories for selection game for one player or for up to 3 players<br>Price: $19.95
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Computer-made Poem Based On Phrases From Poe

Creative Computing

M4 · BAS

cmpmphpo.zip

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Computer-Plot-80MISSING

Comput-A-Note Inc

M1

A plotting program that will produce a printed plot of up to six functions. Data may be supplied either from data statements. Cassette, disk or internally defined functions supplied by the user.<br>Price: $19.95 cassette, $9.95 source
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Computer-Statistics-Pro-BaseballMISSING

Avalon Hill Microcomputer Games

M13

Comp. Statis Pro Base. Now you can manage all 26 major league teams. Not even Steinbrenner can make that claim! --- ---
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Computerized Automotive Reckoning

R W Ropell

M1 · 1980 · BAS

cmaurcrr.zip

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Computerized Bowling Alley

T Pepin / 80-NW Publishing

M1 · 1978 · BAS

cmpbwl80.zip

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Computerized Bowling Alley [Do You Throw a Hook Ball or a Straight Ball][Set 1]

80-US

M1 · 1979 · BAS

cbwl80u1.zip

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Computerized Bowling Alley [Do You Throw a Hook Ball or a Straight Ball][Set 2]

80-US

M1 · 1979 · BAS

cbwl80u2.zip

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Computerized Bowling [1-10 Across the Top][NewBASIC]

Author Unknown

M1 · 1983 · BAS

cmpbwlnb.zip

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Computerized Career Information SystemMISSING

Opportunities For Learning Catalog

COMPUTERIZED CAREER INFORMATION SYSTEM The CCIS system, under distribution for Bertamax, Inc., includes two program sets of significant value to guidance counselors: The Career Game and Information Files. The Career Game is an exploration program based upon worker-traits. It considers six categories of information for the student/user: work activities, work situations, data-people-things, aptitudes, educational development, and physical demands. The program will evaluate the student's answers and provide a summary of vocations suitable for that individual's traits. The disk will store up to 500 active users at any time, and more may be stored on blank disks. Special routines allow for modifications to add state or local information into the system. The Information Files program provides further information on specified careers of interest to the student, either those derived from The Career Game or from the student's own research. One of the most extensive and complete systems of its type! Available on disk for the Apple II and TRS-80 with 48K 2J-91TD Career Information System (TRS-80) $375.00
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Computerized Computer News BBS [Set 1]

Jason Olshefsky

M3 · CMA

cmpcnbjo.zip

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Computerized Computer News BBS [Set 2]

Jason Olshefsky

M3 · CMA

cmpcn2jo.zip

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Computerized Directory Menu v5.0

Bob White

M1 · BAS

cmpdir55.zip

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Computerized Dissertation on System Speed

James R Lewis

M1 · 1979 · BAS

compdisn.zip

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Computerized Farm RecordsMISSING

Micro Learningware

M1

Cash flow and farm records accounting. Build your own code file. Transactions from deposit slips and checkbook also non-cash transactions reports include cash flow expenses and revenue, income statement and more.<br>Price: $99.00 disk, $99.00 source
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Computerized Milling Machine CAM System

C+C Systems

M1 · DMK

cmmlmccc.zip

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Computerized Movie Index [TD13]

Larry Smith + Brian McEvoy

M3 · BAS

cmovindx.zip

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Computerized Personality Profile

John R Olsen Jr

M1 · BAS

cmpprsjo.zip

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Computerized Prospecting for Insurance AgentsMISSING

AutoType Executive Services

M1

Over 650 prospects per diskette. 22 items of information per prospect. Prints labels and file cards. It selects prospects with up to 4 of 14 selection criteria. Fast disk sort. Built in editing for updates.<br>Price: $120.00
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Computerized TypingMISSING

John R Walker

M1

Assembly language, for typing letters, sch. Papers, etc. Program is screen oriented, and has upper, lower case print and display w/mod. Auto-wrap, insert, delete, and saves text on cassette. Spec. For disk dumpable<br>Price: $19.95 disk, $14.95 cassette, $25.00 source
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Computerland TRS-80 Demo [Hurkle Math Metrics]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

cmplnddm.zip

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Computers for the People Graphic [Computer Personlich]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

cmppplgr.zip

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Computers in the Everyday World [TD13]

Media Materials Inc

M3 · 1983 · DMK

cmpevrdy.zip

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Computes Degrees of a Curve

H G Maurer

M4 · 1979 · BAS

crvfithm.zip

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Computex Comprehensive Test v1.2

James B Penny

M1 · 1981 · CMD

comcom12.zip

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Computex Comprehensive Test v1.2 [Self Boot][Copy Protected]

James B Penny

M1 · 1981 · DMK

cmpcmp12.zip

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Comsub [Common Subroutine Package]MISSING

Practical Programs

M1

Ready-Made Subroutines Comsub is a collection of common subroutines for the 16K Model I/III Level II programmer. It serves as a skeleton of a program, to which you add applications-dependent routines, accessing the needed subroutines via GOSUB and a line number of over 1000. A five-second pause, for example, is called by setting a time variable (TM = 5) and coding GOSUB 1050, which accesses Comsub's pause routine. The package's several dozen routines include tape I/O initialization and error handling, automatic lower-case shift, printer-ready check, printer column justification, full error message printout, Break and List enable/disable, and more. The tape version ($10) includes two 500-baud copies of Comsub; the disk version ($15) is in Model I 35-track single-density format on a nonsystem disk. For more information, contact Practical Programs, 1104 Aspen Drive, Toms River, NJ 08753, 201-349-6070.
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CON80ZMISSING

Roy Soltoff / Misosys

CON80Z and PRO-CON80Z by Roy Soltoff Quite often when you need a specific tool, it is unavailable. For the Z-80 assembly language programmer, the need arises to maintain or modify programs written in 8080 code using Intel mnemonics. Since 8080 code is a subset of Z-80 code, a useful approach is to translate the 8080 source file to Zilog mnemonics (Z-80) source code. You could hand translate your 8080 files to Z-80 files - a formidable task, indeed! An alternative would be to use a translator program. CON80Z should prove quite useful in such a task. The tool has been designed to facilitate the conversion of assembler source files written in 8080 Intel mnemonics to Z-80 Zilog mnemonics. CON80Z is a source translator to help you convert your 8080 files to Z-80 files - easily. CON80Z consists of two programs: One, CON80Z/CMD, performs the necessary translations of code on a line by line basis. The translation is one-to-one. Each logical input line is replaced by one output line. The second program, UNNUMBER/CMD, is a preprocessor to CON80Z/CMD and is used to alter certain source files to conform with the requirements for the input file structure. Although certain 8080 code sequences can be optimized if the Z-80 extensions are utilized, CON80Z does not perform optimizations. CON80Z does help to transform the source into a file structure that can be loaded by your assembler's editor. Most 8080 assembler source files are structured as pure ASCII files with each line terminated by a Carriage Return (CR) followed by a Line Feed (LF). Source lines are also generally not line numbered as are those used with most TRS-80 assemblers. CON80Z will expect the source file to be un-numbered. The line feed may or may not be present. Some 8080 assemblers support a logical line ending character, such as the exclamation mark (!), to create multiple source statements on one physical line. By using the CR='c' parameter in the command line, the character 'c' will be interpreted as a logical line end when found in the operand field of the source statement and not within single quotes. Register nomenclature in 8080 code is always a single character. Eight-bit register references in 8080 assembler language are identical to Z-80 references [B, C, D, E, H, L]. The '(HL)' 8-bit memory reference is denoted in 8080 code as the single character, 'M'. The appropriate translation from 'M' to '(HL)' will be made by CON80Z wherever necessary. The 8080 16-bit registers available are denoted as B, D, and H with the OP code changed to 'extended' to interpret the reference as 16-bit register use (e.g. LD changed to LDX). In addition, the Accumulator and FLAG register are referred to as 'PSW' when used in PUSH and POP instructions (PSW is a carryover from main frames and stands for Program Status Word). CON80Z makes the appropriate translations on extended instructions and will translate B, D, H, and PSW to BC, DE, HL, and AF. During the translation process, CON80Z will convert all comments in upper case characters to lower case characters except for the character immediately following the semicolon (;) comment indicator. CON80Z will also translate multiple blanks used as field separators to one tab (X'09'). CON80Z will perform translations on selected pseudo-ops where there is a similarity of usage on common TRS-80 assemblers. The following pseudo-op translations will be performed: <db/ds/dw/set> to <defb/defs/defw/defl>.</defb/defs/defw></db/ds/dw/set> ORDERING INFORMATION: CON80Z: For use with the TRS-80 Models I/III/4 under LDOS 5.x PRO-CON80Z: For use with LDOS/TRSDOS Version 6 [i.e. Model 4].
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Conan the Barbarian

Jon Sgro

M3 · 1992 · BAS

conbarbr.zip

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ConcentrateMISSING

Mr Softy

M13

Get to know the affordable GAME SOFTWARE 10 GAMES-ONE PACKAGE -on one cassette- MOD. I, III DOS compatible Requires 16K RAM-up. ONLY $10.95 Shooting Gallery Needles in the Hay Math Smarts Dodge It Hop Along Cass-80 Purple Puma Concentrate Word Works Space Races X's and O's Disk Version Coming. Look for second package soon! Please include $1.50 for S/H. SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: MR. SOFTY 1416 Ridgewood, Lakewood, Ohio 44107 OHIO RESIDENTS ADD 6 1/2% SALES TAX
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Concentration

Micro Learningware

M1 · BAS

cnctrnml.zip

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Concentration

Wayne G Richmond

M9 · 1979 · CAS

cnctwgs8.zip

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Concentration

Ron Tomchin

M1 · 1978 · BAS

concnrt1.zip

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Concentration

Richard Taylor / 80-US

M1 · 1979 · BAS

concnrt2.zip

Concentration - by Richard Taylor $9.95 The game of Concentration on your TRS-80! The prizes change places with each game. Win the Tandy Corp, or maybe a 48K TRS-80 (or a bad check!). With excellent SOUND effects.
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