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Disk Index v2MISSING

Bryan Mumford / Mumford Micro Systems

Review: the best thing since sliced bread. A very efficient record keeper. Sorts data alphabetically either by file or by disk, holds 280 files in a 32K system, or 850 in a 48K system and either displays the files on screen or sends them to your printer. Reads the information off the disk directory: insert your disk, give it an identifying name or code, hit enter, and it loads the disk system - TRSDOS, NEWDOS, FORMAT, or whatever - the file names with any suffix and protection, and then tells you how many free granules are left. You can sort, save, modify or list your files ten different ways, and search by string section. Has a subroutine that buzzes the expansion interface cassette relay when the sort is completed.
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Disk Index v3.0

Bryan Mumford / Mumford Micro Systems

M1 · 1982 · CMD

dskin3bm.zip

DISK INDEX VERSION 3 --- Our excellent disk indexing program has now been entirely rewritten in machine language. DISK INDEX will assemble a master index of your entire program library by automatically reading the program names and free space from each disk. The index may then be alphabetized or searched for any disk, program, or extension. It will alphabetize 2400 programs in less than 50 seconds and will find any program out of 2400 in less than 3 seconds. Disks or programs may be added or deleted manually, and the whole index or any selected part may be printed on paper in several different formats. The index itself may also be stored on disk for future access and update. A 4WK machine will hold up to 255 disks and over 2400 programs in each index, and you may build as many indexes as you need. There is no limit to the number of filenames it can read on any one disk. It will run on either a Model I or Model III and catalog disks for either machine regardless of which one is running it, though Model I owners must have double density to catalog Model III disks. It will automatically recognize any DOS and disk density. DISK INDEX works with any operating system written for the Model I or Model III except CP/M, and is extremely fast and easy to use. Specify Model I or Model III. DISK INDEX VERSION 3 $29.95 on disk
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Disk Index v3.1 [Set 1]

Bryan Mumford / Mumford Micro Systems

M1 · 1982 · CMD

dix31bm1.zip

DISK INDEX VERSION 3 --- Our excellent disk indexing program has now been entirely rewritten in machine language. DISK INDEX will assemble a master index of your entire program library by automatically reading the program names and free space from each disk. The index may then be alphabetized or searched for any disk, program, or extension. It will alphabetize 2400 programs in less than 50 seconds and will find any program out of 2400 in less than 3 seconds. Disks or programs may be added or deleted manually, and the whole index or any selected part may be printed on paper in several different formats. The index itself may also be stored on disk for future access and update. A 4WK machine will hold up to 255 disks and over 2400 programs in each index, and you may build as many indexes as you need. There is no limit to the number of filenames it can read on any one disk. It will run on either a Model I or Model III and catalog disks for either machine regardless of which one is running it, though Model I owners must have double density to catalog Model III disks. It will automatically recognize any DOS and disk density. DISK INDEX works with any operating system written for the Model I or Model III except CP/M, and is extremely fast and easy to use. Specify Model I or Model III. DISK INDEX VERSION 3 $29.95 on disk
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Disk Index v3.1 [Set 2]

Bryan Mumford / Mumford Micro Systems

M1 · 1982 · CMD

dix31bm2.zip

DISK INDEX VERSION 3 --- Our excellent disk indexing program has now been entirely rewritten in machine language. DISK INDEX will assemble a master index of your entire program library by automatically reading the program names and free space from each disk. The index may then be alphabetized or searched for any disk, program, or extension. It will alphabetize 2400 programs in less than 50 seconds and will find any program out of 2400 in less than 3 seconds. Disks or programs may be added or deleted manually, and the whole index or any selected part may be printed on paper in several different formats. The index itself may also be stored on disk for future access and update. A 4WK machine will hold up to 255 disks and over 2400 programs in each index, and you may build as many indexes as you need. There is no limit to the number of filenames it can read on any one disk. It will run on either a Model I or Model III and catalog disks for either machine regardless of which one is running it, though Model I owners must have double density to catalog Model III disks. It will automatically recognize any DOS and disk density. DISK INDEX works with any operating system written for the Model I or Model III except CP/M, and is extremely fast and easy to use. Specify Model I or Model III. DISK INDEX VERSION 3 $29.95 on disk
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Disk Index v3.1 [Set 3]

Bryan Mumford / Mumford Micro Systems

M1 · 1982 · CMD

dix31bm3.zip

DISK INDEX VERSION 3 --- Our excellent disk indexing program has now been entirely rewritten in machine language. DISK INDEX will assemble a master index of your entire program library by automatically reading the program names and free space from each disk. The index may then be alphabetized or searched for any disk, program, or extension. It will alphabetize 2400 programs in less than 50 seconds and will find any program out of 2400 in less than 3 seconds. Disks or programs may be added or deleted manually, and the whole index or any selected part may be printed on paper in several different formats. The index itself may also be stored on disk for future access and update. A 4WK machine will hold up to 255 disks and over 2400 programs in each index, and you may build as many indexes as you need. There is no limit to the number of filenames it can read on any one disk. It will run on either a Model I or Model III and catalog disks for either machine regardless of which one is running it, though Model I owners must have double density to catalog Model III disks. It will automatically recognize any DOS and disk density. DISK INDEX works with any operating system written for the Model I or Model III except CP/M, and is extremely fast and easy to use. Specify Model I or Model III. DISK INDEX VERSION 3 $29.95 on disk
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Disk Index v3.2

Bryan Mumford / Mumford Micro Systems

M1 · 1982 · CMD

dskind32.zip

DISK INDEX VERSION 3 --- Our excellent disk indexing program has now been entirely rewritten in machine language. DISK INDEX will assemble a master index of your entire program library by automatically reading the program names and free space from each disk. The index may then be alphabetized or searched for any disk, program, or extension. It will alphabetize 2400 programs in less than 50 seconds and will find any program out of 2400 in less than 3 seconds. Disks or programs may be added or deleted manually, and the whole index or any selected part may be printed on paper in several different formats. The index itself may also be stored on disk for future access and update. A 4WK machine will hold up to 255 disks and over 2400 programs in each index, and you may build as many indexes as you need. There is no limit to the number of filenames it can read on any one disk. It will run on either a Model I or Model III and catalog disks for either machine regardless of which one is running it, though Model I owners must have double density to catalog Model III disks. It will automatically recognize any DOS and disk density. DISK INDEX works with any operating system written for the Model I or Model III except CP/M, and is extremely fast and easy to use. Specify Model I or Model III. DISK INDEX VERSION 3 $29.95 on disk
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Disk Index v3.3

Bryan Mumford / Mumford Micro Systems

M4 · 1984 · DMK

dix33bm4.zip

DISK INDEX VERSION 3 --- Our excellent disk indexing program has now been entirely rewritten in machine language. DISK INDEX will assemble a master index of your entire program library by automatically reading the program names and free space from each disk. The index may then be alphabetized or searched for any disk, program, or extension. It will alphabetize 2400 programs in less than 50 seconds and will find any program out of 2400 in less than 3 seconds. Disks or programs may be added or deleted manually, and the whole index or any selected part may be printed on paper in several different formats. The index itself may also be stored on disk for future access and update. A 4WK machine will hold up to 255 disks and over 2400 programs in each index, and you may build as many indexes as you need. There is no limit to the number of filenames it can read on any one disk. It will run on either a Model I or Model III and catalog disks for either machine regardless of which one is running it, though Model I owners must have double density to catalog Model III disks. It will automatically recognize any DOS and disk density. DISK INDEX works with any operating system written for the Model I or Model III except CP/M, and is extremely fast and easy to use. Specify Model I or Model III. DISK INDEX VERSION 3 $29.95 on disk
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Disk Index [Recherche Tri Mise Creation Charge]

Yves Lempereur / TRSoft

M1 · 1981 · BAS

dskindyl.zip

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Disk Indexer and Labeler

Jacques L Robitaille

M4 · CMA

dskindjr.zip

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Disk Indexer [Enter Comment Print Quit][Set 1]

Author Unknown

M4 · CMD

dskindex.zip

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Disk Indexer [Enter Comment Print Quit][Set 2]

Author Unknown

M4 · CMD

dskindec.zip

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Disk Indexer [If You Have 1 Disk Drive]

Author Unknown

M3 · BAS

dskindiy.zip

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Disk Indexing Automatically: Findisk-IIIMISSING

Documan Software

M1

Auto read file names, disk name.(detect System or data disk). Print disk labels, search, sort, print master list by disk or file, add opt file description. Auto update and purge. Trsdos/newdos. Sd/dd. Mod-i/iii<br>Price: $21.00
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Disk Informer v1.3 [Gives Specs on Diskette]

Author Unknown

M8 · COM

dskinf13.zip

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Disk Input/Output

Allan J Domuret

M1 · ASM

discioad.zip

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Disk Inspector v2.1

Gary Campbell

M8 · 1982 · COM

dsin21gc.zip

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Disk Inspector v2.1 [Disk Sector Display and Modify]

Gary Campbell

M8 · 1982 · DMK

dskin21x.zip

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Disk Inventory

Brian Ilfeld

M1 · 1982 · BAS

dskinvbi.zip

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Disk InventoryMISSING

Nelson Software Systems

M3

DISK INVENTORY for the MODEL III manage your disk programs. A menu driven utility featuring sort & print by name, disk, program type, extension, etc MODEL III DISK $19.95 Master Charge, VISA and C.O.D. accepted Allow additional 2 weeks for personal checks When ordering specify computer type Add $3.00 shipping & handling MN Res. add 5% sales tax. NELSON SOFTWARE SYSTEMS P.O. Box 19096 Minneapolis, Minn. 612/927-0511 55419
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Disk Inventory Manager v3.1 [Input Filename]

Author Unknown

M1 · 1979 · BAS

dskinv31.zip

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Disk Killed-File RestorerMISSING

Robert A Rintel

M1

Assembly-language program which completely restores to life a killed file or program, as long as nothing has been written over the file since it was killed.<br>Price: $39.95
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Disk Label Maker for DMP-200 [Selection for Top Heading]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

dslbdm20.zip

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Disk Label Maker [Press AT to Exit]

Guy Omer

M4 · 1983 · BAS

dslbmkgo.zip

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Disk Label Maker [Set 1]

Guy Omer

M4 · 1983 · BAS

dsklabmk.zip

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Disk Label Printer

Henry H Herrdegen

M3 · 1995 · BAS

dsklb3hh.zip

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Disk Label Printer [LSDOS63]

Henry H Herrdegen

M4 · 1995 · BAS

dsklb4hh.zip

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Disk Label Program

Gordon Monnier

M1 · BAS

dsklabgm.zip

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Disk Label Program [Disk No]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

dsklabu1.zip

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Disk Label [Set 1]

Lance Wolstrup

M4 · 1990 · CMD

dsklbllw.zip

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Disk Label [Set 2]

Lance Wolstrup

M4 · 1990 · CMD

dsklbll2.zip

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Disk Labeler

Richard G Snow

M4 · BAS

dslbl4rs.zip

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Disk Labeler for DISKCAT

Jerry Wagers

M4 · 1987 · CMD

dsklabel.zip

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Disk Labeler [What Size Labels Are You Using][TD13]

Richard G Snow

M3 · BAS

dslbl3rs.zip

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Disk Labels [LD513][Set 1]

Lance Wolstrup

M3 · 1984 · CMD

dskl513a.zip

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Disk Labels [LD513][Set 2]

Lance Wolstrup

M3 · 1984 · CMD

dskl513b.zip

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Disk Library System

Robert Labenski

M1 · 1981 · BAS

dsklibrl.zip

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Disk Library System

The Alternate Source

M1 · 1980 · BAS

dsllibun.zip

TRS-80 Owners! We want to be your ALTERNATE SOURCE for Software and Information! Available NOW: DISKLIB-Automatically reads directories and adds them to a master library file. Greatly improved sort routine organizes file, printer routine formats output to your specs. On cassette $9.95 THE ALTERNATE SOURCE 1806 Ada Lansing, MI 48910 We ship FAST! BAC/MC (517)4873358 TRS-80 is a trademark of the Radio Shack Division of Tandy Corporation.
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Disk Library System v3.0

The Alternate Source

M1 · 1980 · DMK

dsklibr3.zip

TRS-80 Owners! We want to be your ALTERNATE SOURCE for Software and Information! Available NOW: DISKLIB-Automatically reads directories and adds them to a master library file. Greatly improved sort routine organizes file, printer routine formats output to your specs. On cassette $9.95 THE ALTERNATE SOURCE 1806 Ada Lansing, MI 48910 We ship FAST! BAC/MC (517)4873358 TRS-80 is a trademark of the Radio Shack Division of Tandy Corporation.
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Disk Library [Review and Maintenance of File]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

dslbramf.zip

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Disk Linking Loader and Assembly v2.1 [Just prompts]

Author Unknown

M3 · DMK

dslnldas.zip

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Disk Linking Loader v1.1 [Just a # prompt]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

dsklnk11.zip

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Disk Listing Program

William T Williams

M4 · BAS

dsklstww.zip

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Disk Listmaker [TD Data Disk]

Manhattan Software

M3 · 1982 · DMK

dsklstmk.zip

The Easy MANHATTAN Way To Handle EXPENSES, LISTS & MAILINGS DISK LISTMAKER - User-friendly simple database, holds 1,000 names or items plus 5-digit codes in 48K, 500 in 32K. Displays on-screen and prints out lists and sub-lists. Full editing, sorts by name. Disk version of original cassette program in use by schools, real estate firms, many individuals. $20. For Models I or III (with DOS conversion) Write for full catalog of disk & cassette programs California residents add 6% tax MANHATTAN SOFTWARE Box 1063, Woodland Hills, CA 91365 24-hour Visa/MC Order Line (213) 704-8495
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Disk Log v2.2

Jimmy Nord

M1 · 1980 · CMD

dsklog22.zip

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Disk Logger [LD]

Kim Watt

M3 · SRC

dirloggr.zip

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Disk Mailing ListMISSING

Radio Shack

M1

Business Software (Disk) Disk Mailing List. Selective printing from one of seven key fields. 600 names per data diskette or 200 names on system diskette. (32K, 1 Disk-Model I Only). 26-1551 39.95
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Disk Mailing List System

Dick Smith Software

M9 · DSK

dsmals80.zip

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Disk Mailing List System

Steve Gund

M1 · 1980 · BAS

dsmllssg.zip

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Disk Mailing System

Dick Smith Electronics Group

M1 · BAS

dsmlsydg.zip

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Disk Map

John B Harrell III / 80 Microcomputing

M1 · 1982 · CMA

dskmapjh.zip

Appears in Issue 035 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
I have wondered many times just how the Disk Operating System places files on the disk. I have had to worry about the placement of files when moving from one disk system to the other especially if the track count for the drives is different. One may easily find file locations with a utility such as Apparat's Superzap and a reference such as the TRS-80 Disk
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Disk Map of Occupied Sectors [Drive X 11 11 11 00][ND80]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMA

dsmpocnd.zip

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Disk Map Utility [Disk Mapper][LD]

Mike Lewis

M1 · 1983 · CMA

dsmpldml.zip

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Disk Map v3.2 [ND80]

Phil Ereaut

M13 · 1989 · CMD

dsmp32pe.zip

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Disk Map v3.3 [ND80]

Phil Ereaut

M13 · 1990 · CMD

dsmp33pe.zip

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Disk Mapper

Chris S Cain

M1 · 1980 · BAS

dskmapcc.zip

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Disk Mapper v1.4 [Set 1]

Dick Newman

M4 · CMA

dsm14dn1.zip

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Disk Mapper v1.4 [Set 2]

Dick Newman

M4 · CMA

dsm14dn2.zip

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Disk Mapper [LD]

Dave McLaughlin

M1 · 1981 · BAS

dskmapdm.zip

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Disk Mapper [LD]

Bill Fields

M1 · 1982 · BAS

dsmpldbf.zip

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Disk Mapper [MD]

Mohammad Dadashzadeh / MDZ Associates

M1 · CMD

dskmapmd.zip

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Disk Mapper [PRO-NTO]

Dick Newman

M4 · APP

dskmappr.zip

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Disk Mapper [Which Disk Drive 0-3]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

dskmapu1.zip

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Disk Master MenuMISSING

JPG Software

M3

This BASIC program will allow you to run most any BASIC or system program with a single keystroke. You can have up to 81 choices on 9 menu pages. Plus several useful functions.<br>Price: $7.00 disk, $2.50 source
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Disk Master Menu UtilityMISSING

Harry A Hopkins

M13

Create indexes to each of your diskettes which allow execution of any program on diskette with a single keystroke.<br>Price: $6.95 disk, $2.95 source
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Disk Master [Routine to Read and Decode a DOS Directory]

Jim W Eadie

M1 · SRC

diskmast.zip

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Disk Menu

Jimmy Nord

M1 · CMD

dskmnujn.zip

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Disk Menu Creator

Rod Purcell

M1 · 1980 · BAS

dsmncrrp.zip

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Disk Menu for NEWDOS/80 [Another Directory]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

dsmnndau.zip

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Disk Menu System for CMD and BASIC

Laurie Bisman

M1 · CMD

dsmnsylb.zip

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Disk Menu System [Drive Tracks Grans FDES Print Selection]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

dskmenu2.zip

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Disk Menu System [Enter Drive for Menu Data]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

dskmnedn.zip

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Disk Menu System [Enter Drive No][TD13]

Author Unknown

M3 · BAS

dsmnsyed.zip

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Disk Menu [Disk Name Disk Date Enter 0-3][ND80]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

dsmnfdls.zip

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Disk Menu [Pfeil Nichste Seite]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

diskwalh.zip

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Disk Menu [Run Copy Kill List Drive][ND80]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

dsmnrckl.zip

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Disk Menu [TD13]

TCB962

M1 · BAS

dskmentc.zip

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Disk Modification Utility for LDOS 1.0

Kim Watt

M1 · 1982 · CMA

dsmdutkw.zip

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Disk Modification Utility v2.1 for LDOS

Kim Watt

M1 · 1983 · SRC

dmuvflkw.zip

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Disk Name and Date Changer

David D Busch

M1 · BAS

dsnmchdb.zip

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Disk Name Editor v1.0.1 [New Disk Name]

Colin Dunn / Island Programming

M4 · 1985 · CMA

dsnmed10.zip

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Disk Notes 7 TMQ Issue I.iii [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1987 · DMK

dsnt713o.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 0 Vol 2 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1984 · DMK

dsknot02.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 0 Vol 3 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1984 · DMK

dsknot03.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 0 Vol 4 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1984 · DMK

dsknot04.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 1 Vol 1 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1986 · DMK

dsknot11.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 1 Vol 2 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1987 · DMK

dsknot12.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 1 Vol 3 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1987 · DMK

dsknot13.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 1 Vol 4 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1987 · DMK

dsknot14.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 2 Vol 1 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1987 · DMK

dsknot21.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 2 Vol 2 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1987 · DMK

dsknot22.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 2 Vol 3 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1987 · DMK

dsknot23.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 2 Vol 4 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1988 · DMK

dsknot24.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 3 Vol 1 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1989 · DMK

dsknot31.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 3 Vol 2 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1989 · DMK

dsknot32.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 3 Vol 3 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1989 · DMK

dsknot33.zip

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Disk Notes Issue 3 Vol 4 [Original]

Misosys

M4 · 1989 · DMK

dsknot34.zip

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