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Energy Usage Monitor [Standen Overzichten Hardcopy Einde]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

enrgusag.zip

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Engine Driver

Bob Burton

M1 · CMD

engndrvr.zip

ENGINE DRIVER - MORE FUN THAN WITH NZR Some programs are easy to describe and some are hard. This one is hard. A simple description does not really give credit to the software for it is a real fun game. On the other hand it is very difficult to bring it to a successful conclusion. If a game is too difficult, then it loses its appeal - too easy and it is boring. This game is played on the screen on which is displayed various railway tracks and four stations. Going round the tracks are five trains. Tracks may be connected to others by way of about 10 sets of points. The speed of the trains may be altered and the points may be controlled, thus the direction of the trains is under your command and the purpose is to get four of the trains into stations. We say four because the fifth is a 'rogue' train - a runaway train - and you have to get all of your other trains out of the way. You cannot control it. Our difficulty in describing the game really arises because, although it is a simple game in conception, it is a difficult one for playing. The graphics are excellent (particularly the title one). Your skill is judged by time. Assuming that you do not have a crash then a player who can park all of his trains in the station in a lesser time than another is the winner. As with all our programs this one has been test played by a number of people (this sort of 'work' is why I'm in this). Engine Driver comes with sound. Memory Requirement 16K TRS 80 Tape Model 1 & 3
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Engine Graphic [Exhaust Intake Compression Power]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

engexhau.zip

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Engineer

David J Bohlke / SoftSide

M1 · 1979 · BAS

enginrdb.zip

Sourcebook:<br>How long will it take you to build a bridge across the canyon-with that pesky building inspector always underfoot? Also: treasure dungeon (tutorial) hangman, pyramids (add $1.00 for postage)<br>Price: $14.95 disk, $9.95 cassette, $2.00 source
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Engineering Mathematics 1MISSING

Jules H Gilder / Hayden Book Company

M13

ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS-1 (Gilder) Contains eight programs useful to the engineer: 1. Solving Simultaneous Equations. 2. Evaluation of a Polynomial. 3. Quadratic Equations. Integration by Simpson's Rule. Newton-Raphson Roots. Derivative of a Function. Factorial of a Given Number. Extended Factorial Calculation. 01303, TRS-80 Level II, $14.95 Hayden 50 Essex Street, Rochelle Park, NJ 07662 Book Company, Inc.
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Engineering-Structural-LayoutMISSING

Norman Alterman Company

M3

Find relationship by polar or rectangular coordinates for any number of points to any other pt.-non common origin-all data in ft&ins-change one pt. Find new pts.-locates walls-cols-etc. By steel detailing co.<br>Price: $325.00 disk, $350.00 cassette
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Engineering: FDP/Elfan/Foundation AnalMISSING

Disco-Tech / Morton Technologies Inc

M3

Grade beam on elastic foundation analysis program. Elfan predicts grade beam foundation performance, up to 99 point loads. Calculates all factors. Displays/prints. Man. Specify TRS-80 I, II, III or CP/M.<br>Price: $180.00
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Engineering: FDP/Footing DesignMISSING

Disco-Tech / Morton Technologies Inc

M3

Isolated footing design program designs continuous footings with continuous concrete or masonry wall, square or rect. Footings, concrete, masonry, metal columns. Manual. Specify TRS-80 I, II, III or CP/M.<br>Price: $90.00
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Engineering: FDP/PGB/Pier/Grade BeamMISSING

Disco-Tech / Morton Technologies Inc

M3

Pier and grade beam design. Pgb designs foundations, given pier depth and/or steel area, calculates max. Span, pier depth, steel area, shear steel. Aci-ok. Displays/prints. Man. Specify TRS-80 I, II, III or CP/M<br>Price: $120.00
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Engineering: FDP/Polem/Pole EmbedmentMISSING

Disco-Tech / Morton Technologies Inc

M3

Pole embedment design. Polem determines minimum depth for constrained and non-constrained laterally-loaded poles. Displays and prints. Manual. Specify TRS-80 I, II, III or CP/M.<br>Price: $60.00
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Engineering: NRG-2/Commercial EnergyMISSING

Disco-Tech / Morton Technologies Inc

M3

NRG-2 fine-tunes commercial buildings for energy conservation (cal. Title 24): u-factor, ottv value for each component and entire building stores data. Displays and prints. Specify TRS-80 I or III.<br>Price: $450.00
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Engineering: Pump/Fan/Compressor SizingMISSING

Multinational Marketing

M13

Same capabilities as color computer program. Send check for ups delivery or request more details on this program or the many sophisticated yet simple to run engineering programs soon to be released for TRS-80.<br>Price: $79.95 cassette, $79.95 source
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Engineering: Retwall/Retaining WallMISSING

Disco-Tech / Morton Technologies Inc

M3

Retwall designs concrete or block stemwall. Base designed interactively. Prints fully-formatted analysis for each foot of height, soil pressures, etc. Ready for approvals. Specify TRS-80 I, II, III or CP/M.<br>Price: $175.00
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Engineering: Shell/Tube Heat Exch SizingMISSING

Multinational Marketing

M13

Same capabilities as color computer program. Send check for ups delivery or request more details on this program or the many sophisticated yet simple to run engineering programs soon to be released for TRS-80.<br>Price: $79.95 cassette, $79.95 source
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English Achievement IMISSING

Learning Arts Educational Catalog (No Attribution)

Part of the English Achievement Series: English Achievement I.<br>5 TRS-80 Diskettes, 32K; Backup...$175.00<br>5 Network 3 TRS-80 Diskettes; Backup...$525.00<br>Designed as a grammar practice for the College Entrance Examination Board's Composition Exam, this distinguished series of programs is also an excellent English grammar tutorial and review for high school students. Sentences containing errors are presented in batches of sixteen. When the student gives an answer, she is told whether the answer is correct or incorrect. In either case, the error involved and a correct rewrite with an explanation is given. The part of the sentence which is incorrect is high-lighted. The student is given encouraging remarks that indicate progress. If she misses one type of error more than twice, this is shown. After each batch of sixteen sentences an analysis is given to indicate kinds of errors being made and approximate Achievement score. The student may choose to continue with another batch of sentences, and the analysis is updated. Since each program in the series presents a different format which appears on the CEEB's English Achievement Examination, we recommend purchase of the complete series for successful College Board preparation. Teacher's guide with each set.<br>1 TRS-80 Diskette, 32K; Backup...$39.95<br>1 Network 3 TRS-80 Diskette; Backup...$119.85
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English Achievement IIMISSING

Learning Arts Educational Catalog (No Attribution)

Part of the English Achievement Series: English Achievement II.<br>5 TRS-80 Diskettes, 32K; Backup...$175.00<br>5 Network 3 TRS-80 Diskettes; Backup...$525.00<br>Designed as a grammar practice for the College Entrance Examination Board's Composition Exam, this distinguished series of programs is also an excellent English grammar tutorial and review for high school students. Sentences containing errors are presented in batches of sixteen. When the student gives an answer, she is told whether the answer is correct or incorrect. In either case, the error involved and a correct rewrite with an explanation is given. The part of the sentence which is incorrect is high-lighted. The student is given encouraging remarks that indicate progress. If she misses one type of error more than twice, this is shown. After each batch of sixteen sentences an analysis is given to indicate kinds of errors being made and approximate Achievement score. The student may choose to continue with another batch of sentences, and the analysis is updated. Since each program in the series presents a different format which appears on the CEEB's English Achievement Examination, we recommend purchase of the complete series for successful College Board preparation. Teacher's guide with each set.<br>1 TRS-80 Diskette, 32K; Backup...$39.95<br>1 Network 3 TRS-80 Diskette; Backup...$119.85
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English Achievement IIIMISSING

Learning Arts Educational Catalog (No Attribution)

Part of the English Achievement Series: English Achievement III.<br>5 TRS-80 Diskettes, 32K; Backup...$175.00<br>5 Network 3 TRS-80 Diskettes; Backup...$525.00<br>Designed as a grammar practice for the College Entrance Examination Board's Composition Exam, this distinguished series of programs is also an excellent English grammar tutorial and review for high school students. Sentences containing errors are presented in batches of sixteen. When the student gives an answer, she is told whether the answer is correct or incorrect. In either case, the error involved and a correct rewrite with an explanation is given. The part of the sentence which is incorrect is high-lighted. The student is given encouraging remarks that indicate progress. If she misses one type of error more than twice, this is shown. After each batch of sixteen sentences an analysis is given to indicate kinds of errors being made and approximate Achievement score. The student may choose to continue with another batch of sentences, and the analysis is updated. Since each program in the series presents a different format which appears on the CEEB's English Achievement Examination, we recommend purchase of the complete series for successful College Board preparation. Teacher's guide with each set.<br>1 TRS-80 Diskette, 32K; Backup...$39.95<br>1 Network 3 TRS-80 Diskette; Backup...$119.85
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English Achievement IVMISSING

Learning Arts Educational Catalog (No Attribution)

Part of the English Achievement Series: English Achievement IV.<br>5 TRS-80 Diskettes, 32K; Backup...$175.00<br>5 Network 3 TRS-80 Diskettes; Backup...$525.00<br>Designed as a grammar practice for the College Entrance Examination Board's Composition Exam, this distinguished series of programs is also an excellent English grammar tutorial and review for high school students. Sentences containing errors are presented in batches of sixteen. When the student gives an answer, she is told whether the answer is correct or incorrect. In either case, the error involved and a correct rewrite with an explanation is given. The part of the sentence which is incorrect is high-lighted. The student is given encouraging remarks that indicate progress. If she misses one type of error more than twice, this is shown. After each batch of sixteen sentences an analysis is given to indicate kinds of errors being made and approximate Achievement score. The student may choose to continue with another batch of sentences, and the analysis is updated. Since each program in the series presents a different format which appears on the CEEB's English Achievement Examination, we recommend purchase of the complete series for successful College Board preparation. Teacher's guide with each set.<br>1 TRS-80 Diskette, 32K; Backup...$39.95<br>1 Network 3 TRS-80 Diskette; Backup...$119.85
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English Achievement VMISSING

Learning Arts Educational Catalog (No Attribution)

Part of the English Achievement Series: English Achievement V.<br>5 TRS-80 Diskettes, 32K; Backup...$175.00<br>5 Network 3 TRS-80 Diskettes; Backup...$525.00<br>Designed as a grammar practice for the College Entrance Examination Board's Composition Exam, this distinguished series of programs is also an excellent English grammar tutorial and review for high school students. Sentences containing errors are presented in batches of sixteen. When the student gives an answer, she is told whether the answer is correct or incorrect. In either case, the error involved and a correct rewrite with an explanation is given. The part of the sentence which is incorrect is high-lighted. The student is given encouraging remarks that indicate progress. If she misses one type of error more than twice, this is shown. After each batch of sixteen sentences an analysis is given to indicate kinds of errors being made and approximate Achievement score. The student may choose to continue with another batch of sentences, and the analysis is updated. Since each program in the series presents a different format which appears on the CEEB's English Achievement Examination, we recommend purchase of the complete series for successful College Board preparation. Teacher's guide with each set.<br>1 TRS-80 Diskette, 32K; Backup...$39.95<br>1 Network 3 TRS-80 Diskette; Backup...$119.85
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English Baseball [At What Speed]

Author Unknown

M1 · 1983 · BAS

englbase.zip

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English BasicsMISSING

Educational Activities Inc

M1

Nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, homonyms, homographs, synonyms, antonyms. Contractions: each module has 4 programs on 2 cassettes, each program covering 1 problem in that category. Modules 29.95 each<br>Price: $230.00
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English Metric ConversionMISSING

Pasadena Technology Press

M13

Menu driven conversion program. Contains over 60 conversions. User may easily add his own special factors. Screen or printer output.<br>Price: $14.95
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English Our Language SeriesMISSING

Aquarius People Materials Inc

M3

English, Our Language Series III/4 Description: These programs use a carefully designed, conversational approach to teach grammar skills. Each part of speech is thoroughly explained, and examples are provided. Examples are shown in complete sentences rather than in isolation so that students may see how words function in sentences. Titles: Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives, Verbs and Adverbs, Verb Tenses, Prepositions and Conjunctions, Phrases and Clauses, Word Choice, Punctuation and Capitalization, and Possessive Case. Grade Level: K-12. Hardware Requirements: Disk. Network Compatibility: 2, 3. Support: Aquarius People Materials, Inc. 90-5374 275.00
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English to German Translator

Michael Rogers

M4 · BAS

enggermr.zip

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Engr. Xsect Properties of Complex AreasMISSING

Dan Pangburn

M3

Stress analysis. Menu driven interactive prog calc a.i.cg.s, etc. Of xsect. Build complx shapes fast by selecting primitives from menu and entering 2 or 3 length-values for each. Also mod I cass. and mod II disk<br>Price: $41.00 disk, $37.00 cassette, $34.00 source
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Enhanced BASICMISSING

Instant Software

ENHANCED BASIC Enhance the power of your TRS-80 Level II microcomputer with the Enhanced BASIC package. This package gives you many functions found in Disk BASIC plus other new features, without having to add a disk drive system. You can have: . Enhanced string handling capabilities. A. An INSTR search function for finding strings within strings. B. Edit strings by replacement of portions of strings with substrings. C. Input a whole line of characters into a string variable with your own prompts. Build your own functions. A. Use this routine as a shorthand for repeated, complex relationships. B. Use your own function names. Use hexadecimal and octal constants directly. A. Avoid the hassle of hex-to-decimal manipulations. B. Use numeric and strings forms. A decimal-to-hexadecimal conversion function. A. Use it directly in program or calculator mode. B. Convert from variables or constants. Use up to ten user defined machine-language subroutines. A. Define the entry points with a new statement. B. POKE in machine-language sub-routines with this easy to use feature. C. Use this to create faster graphics routines. Simulate keyboard INPUT from the cassette recorder. This powerful feature will allow you to run a 'keyboard' session from tape. A. Record programs, commands, and input responses on tape. B. The programs can RUN and operate exactly as if you were at the keyboard. A keyboard debounce routine The package documentation includes detailed instructions, with listings of sample programs, that will have you practicing and using Enhanced BASIC in no time at all. So stretch the limits of both your imagination and your TRS-80 with the Enhanced BASIC package. Order No. 0077R (cassette version) $24.95
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Enhanced BASICMISSING

Molimerx Ltd

INNOVATIVE TRS-80 SOFTWARE FROM THE PROFESSIONALS ENHANCED BASIC EBAS is an important addition to Level II Basic. It contains about 25 new commands including: software control of the cassette motor, automatic entry to the Edit mode when typing a line, instantaneous recall of the last entry, the ability to place a block at the end of a Basic program so that you can add another to it, Hex constants and conversions, insert breakpoints in a Basic program without loosing variables, single step through a program, unlimited USB calls, insuring function, line input function, define function and a special command for loading cassettes which is almost independent of the volume control setting. These are powerful commands but the primary importance of EBAS is that it provides a bridge between Basic and machine code programs. If you are familiar with Basic and want to branch out into machine code, this is the program for you. Machine code may be entered as part of the Basic program with register contents returned to Basic variables. Also a Monitor is on board so that you can inspect, change and search memory, all with a return to Basic. System tapes may be created and loaded to tape. Until now there have been Basic programs and there have been machine code programs; at last you can now combine them and manipulate machine code from Basic. Enhanced Basic on cassette 24.00 + VAT = 27.60 75 p P & P Send large SAE (27p) for our current catalogue of TRS-80 software. Add 1.85 for a binder A.J.HARDING (MOLIMERX) 28 COLLINGTON AVENUE, BEXHILL-ON-SEA, E.SUSSEX. TEL: (0424) 220391 TELEX 86736 SOTEX G FOR A. J. HARDING BARTLEYCARD 1954
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Enhanced BASIC v1.0

Gordon Rahman

M1 · SRC

enbas1gr.zip

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Enhanced BASIC v1.4 [Possibly EnhBas]

Cornsoft Group

M1 · 1980 · WAS

enbs14cs.zip

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Enhanced Basic Xbasic v1.0 [ND Data Disk]

Mark D Goodwin

M3 · 1981 · DMK

ebxbasic.zip

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Enhanced BASIC [Unikey Old CMD List HexDec]

Andrew N Tetley

M1 · 1984 · SRC

enhbasat.zip

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Enhanced Greyhoud Racing AnalysisMISSING

The Software Exchange

Dog Days Software Exchange offers two greyhound racing analysis packages for the Models III, 4, 100/200, or IBM PC-compatibles that base predictions on past performance. The Greyhound Racing Analysis Program ($29.95) lets you input the most important data from the racing program (available at the track). Racing Analysis evaluates all the dogs in a race with a rating number after only five minutes of data entry. Enhanced Greyhound Racing Analysis ($49.95) is an improved version of the original program. It analyzes 12 data items for a more detailed evaluation of each dog, including track length (distance), track length (last race), post position, odds, times, positions in the stretch, and finish positions. The computer calculates and displays the ratings on screen or paper. Both programs include a Bet Return Analysis program, which tracks wins and losses. It also gives you the percent gain, if any, for the number of races you bet on. For more information, contact Software Exchange, 2681 Peterboro Road, P.O. Box 5382, W. Bloomfield, MI 48033, 313-626-7208.
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Enhanced Logic Simulation System

Robert A McDermott

M1 · 1981 · BAS

enlgsmrm.zip

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Enhanced Scripsit v1.0 [Enhanced Scripsit]

Author Unknown

M4 · CMD

enhscrps.zip

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Enhanced Thoroughbred and Harnass Racing HandicapperMISSING

The Software Exchange

M34

Horsing Around Enhanced Thoroughbred and Harness Racing Handicapping Software for the Models III, 4, 100/200, CoCo, and IBM compatibles is available from Software Exchange. It's an improved version of an earlier handicapping package. The package contains the programs Thoroughbred Racing Analysis 2, Harness Racing Analysis 2, and Bet Return Analysis. It comes on disk or cassette and includes complete instructions. The price is $49.95 plus $2 for shipping and handling. Contact Software Exchange, 2681 Peterboro Road, P.O. Box 5382, W. Bloomfield, MI 48033, 313-626-7208.
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Enhanced Visicalc for the Model 4MISSING

Radio Shack

M4

Enhanced VisiCalc 24995 A Multi-Purpose Program for Model 4 View Countless 'What If' Situations NEW! 4 E This versatile management and engineering planning tool takes advantage of Model 4's 128K memory capacity and 80 x 24 display screen to handle large spreadsheet analysis problems. You simply define the formulas, enter the figures and VisiCalc performs all calculations automatically. Change any value or formula, and VisiCalc instantly updates every related number! You can view countless 'what if ?' situations in seconds. Enhancements include an entry editor to modify formulas and labels without re-entering them, and logical and relational operators to perform testing and branching. Optional printer allows printing of any portion of your worksheet. 26-1520. Available 10/30/83 249.95
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Enhanced VisiCalc [Original]

Radio Shack

M3 · BAS

enhvscl3.zip

MANAGEMENT PLANNING VisiCalc. This program alone will justify your owning a TRS-80! It's a versatile management and engineering planning and forecasting tool that replaces pencil, calculator, and columnar pad. It lets you create an 'electronic worksheet.' Each time you change a variable, VisiCalc updates every related number in seconds! For example, suppose you're considering leasing or purchasing new equipment. Simply enter the new costs and savings into a VisiCalc spread sheet containing current and projected profit and loss figures. VisiCalc will instantly recalculate every related figure to show the possible effects, and help you decide whether to lease or buy. Instant 'what if ' projections are a real aid for the decision maker. VisiCalc provides numeric accuracy of up to 11 digits, scientific notation, and functions like SIN, COS, TAN, LOG and more-so it's ideal for solving complex engineering problems. Produce bar graphs, access VisiCalc data files from BASIC, and print any portion of your worksheet with an optional-extra printer. Model III VisiCalc. All the features of Model I VisiCalc (above), plus enhancements that give you fast sheet growth, expanded printer control, and an entry editor to speed worksheet preparation. It allows you to modify formulas and labels without having to re-enter or edit current entries. (48K 1-Disk). 26-1569 199.00
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Enhancement Utilities for TRSDOS 6.2

Dennis Allen

M4 · 1985 · CMA

enhutl62.zip

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Enhancements for the Eracs BBS [Update files][TD]

Author Unknown

M4 · CMD

eracsmod.zip

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EnhBas 32K v2.5

Philip A Oliver / Cornsoft Group

M3 · 1981 · CMD

enhbas32.zip

Announcing the most important utility ever introduced for the TRS-80 Model I and Model II- ENHBAS ENHBAS is an Enhanced Basic extension module, which loads at the top of BASIC, adding many commands and background tasks- Over 30 new commands added to your BASIC: . SORT-Multi-keying, multi-tagging array sort. Sorts thousands of items in mere seconds, all with one command! JNAME $exp-Use line labels along with line numbers in branching statements, as in assembly language, using the ENHBAS commands GTO and CSUB (special GOTO and GOSUB). For example: 10 GTO 'ENTER A LINE' 20 REM LINE 10 IS THE SAME AS 'GOTO 30' 30 JNAME 'ENTER A LINE' : INPUT A$ How many times have you wanted to use variables to reference line numbers? Now you can! GTO and CSUB allow variable expressions as operands, such as: GTO X+40 or CSUB (Y+10)+30. WHILE / WEND-New, structured programming loop construct. Makes for more logical program flow. EXEC / EVAL-Two new, extremely powerful functions! EVAL evaluates an algebraic expression in string form: A$ = 'X + 2 inch : Y = EVAL A$ would result in Y being set equal to the algebraic expression X + 2. With EVAL, you can manipulate complex functions in string form, and then execute them. EXEC executes a string expression as if it were a BASIC program line! For example: A$ = 'PRINT X' : X = 4 : EXEC A$ would result in a 4 printed on the screen (that is, execution of the BASIC statement 'PRINT X'). With EXEC, your computer can write its own programs and execute them! CALL-Pass control to machine language sub-routines at any address, passing parameters both ways. CLM / PAGE-Set up automatic page roll-over and other line printer functions from BASIC. All these and many more! In addition to the above commands, Model I ENHBAS contains vector graphics and drawing commands. Model II ENHBAS has many functions suited to business programming-ISAM file handling commands, RS-232 access, and many more; along with several Model I BASIC commands left out of Model II (PEEK, POKE, etc.). ENHBAS includes many background utilities: . User-select cursor . Key click . 2-tone beep on error . Automatic lower-case . Automatic debounce . Short-entry commands (Shift-letter) . Real Control keys . One-letter commands . Formatted LISTing ENHBAS is available for: 16K Model I-Level-II Tape $39.95 32K Model I Disk $39.95 32K Model II $99.95 , a Tandy Co. The Comsoft Group 6008 N.Keystone Ave., Dept. 80, Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 482-3951
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EnhBas 48K v1.5

Philip A Oliver / Cornsoft Group

M1 · 1981 · CMD

enhbas15.zip

ENHBAS (Enhanced Basic) By Philip A. Oliver Manufacturer - The Cornsoft Group Adds 50 new functions, statements & commands to TRS-80 Mod. I & III Examples: . WHILE/WEND . 3 GRAPHIC COMMANDS . SEARCH . WINKEY $ (auto loops) . AND MUCH MORE See reviews in Nov. BYTE & Nov./Dec. 80 US $59.95
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EnhBas 48K v1.6

Philip A Oliver / Cornsoft Group

M1 · 1980 · CMD

enhbas16.zip

ENHBAS (Enhanced Basic) By Philip A. Oliver Manufacturer - The Cornsoft Group Adds 50 new functions, statements & commands to TRS-80 Mod. I & III Examples: . WHILE/WEND . 3 GRAPHIC COMMANDS . SEARCH . WINKEY $ (auto loops) . AND MUCH MORE See reviews in Nov. BYTE & Nov./Dec. 80 US $59.95
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EnhBas 48K v2.4

Philip A Oliver / Cornsoft Group

M1 · 1980 · CMD

enhbas24.zip

ENHBAS (Enhanced Basic) By Philip A. Oliver Manufacturer - The Cornsoft Group Adds 50 new functions, statements & commands to TRS-80 Mod. I & III Examples: . WHILE/WEND . 3 GRAPHIC COMMANDS . SEARCH . WINKEY $ (auto loops) . AND MUCH MORE See reviews in Nov. BYTE & Nov./Dec. 80 US $59.95
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EnhBas 48K v2.5

Philip A Oliver / Cornsoft Group

M1 · 1981 · CMD

enhbas48.zip

Announcing the most important utility ever introduced for the TRS-80 Model I and Model II- ENHBAS ENHBAS is an Enhanced Basic extension module, which loads at the top of BASIC, adding many commands and background tasks- Over 30 new commands added to your BASIC: . SORT-Multi-keying, multi-tagging array sort. Sorts thousands of items in mere seconds, all with one command! JNAME $exp-Use line labels along with line numbers in branching statements, as in assembly language, using the ENHBAS commands GTO and CSUB (special GOTO and GOSUB). For example: 10 GTO 'ENTER A LINE' 20 REM LINE 10 IS THE SAME AS 'GOTO 30' 30 JNAME 'ENTER A LINE' : INPUT A$ How many times have you wanted to use variables to reference line numbers? Now you can! GTO and CSUB allow variable expressions as operands, such as: GTO X+40 or CSUB (Y+10)+30. WHILE / WEND-New, structured programming loop construct. Makes for more logical program flow. EXEC / EVAL-Two new, extremely powerful functions! EVAL evaluates an algebraic expression in string form: A$ = 'X + 2 inch : Y = EVAL A$ would result in Y being set equal to the algebraic expression X + 2. With EVAL, you can manipulate complex functions in string form, and then execute them. EXEC executes a string expression as if it were a BASIC program line! For example: A$ = 'PRINT X' : X = 4 : EXEC A$ would result in a 4 printed on the screen (that is, execution of the BASIC statement 'PRINT X'). With EXEC, your computer can write its own programs and execute them! CALL-Pass control to machine language sub-routines at any address, passing parameters both ways. CLM / PAGE-Set up automatic page roll-over and other line printer functions from BASIC. All these and many more! In addition to the above commands, Model I ENHBAS contains vector graphics and drawing commands. Model II ENHBAS has many functions suited to business programming-ISAM file handling commands, RS-232 access, and many more; along with several Model I BASIC commands left out of Model II (PEEK, POKE, etc.). ENHBAS includes many background utilities: . User-select cursor . Key click . 2-tone beep on error . Automatic lower-case . Automatic debounce . Short-entry commands (Shift-letter) . Real Control keys . One-letter commands . Formatted LISTing ENHBAS is available for: 16K Model I-Level-II Tape $39.95 32K Model I Disk $39.95 32K Model II $99.95 , a Tandy Co. The Comsoft Group 6008 N.Keystone Ave., Dept. 80, Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 482-3951
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EnhBas 48K v2.5

Philip A Oliver / Cornsoft Group

M3 · 1981 · CMD

enhbs48c.zip

Announcing the most important utility ever introduced for the TRS-80 Model I and Model II- ENHBAS ENHBAS is an Enhanced Basic extension module, which loads at the top of BASIC, adding many commands and background tasks- Over 30 new commands added to your BASIC: . SORT-Multi-keying, multi-tagging array sort. Sorts thousands of items in mere seconds, all with one command! JNAME $exp-Use line labels along with line numbers in branching statements, as in assembly language, using the ENHBAS commands GTO and CSUB (special GOTO and GOSUB). For example: 10 GTO 'ENTER A LINE' 20 REM LINE 10 IS THE SAME AS 'GOTO 30' 30 JNAME 'ENTER A LINE' : INPUT A$ How many times have you wanted to use variables to reference line numbers? Now you can! GTO and CSUB allow variable expressions as operands, such as: GTO X+40 or CSUB (Y+10)+30. WHILE / WEND-New, structured programming loop construct. Makes for more logical program flow. EXEC / EVAL-Two new, extremely powerful functions! EVAL evaluates an algebraic expression in string form: A$ = 'X + 2 inch : Y = EVAL A$ would result in Y being set equal to the algebraic expression X + 2. With EVAL, you can manipulate complex functions in string form, and then execute them. EXEC executes a string expression as if it were a BASIC program line! For example: A$ = 'PRINT X' : X = 4 : EXEC A$ would result in a 4 printed on the screen (that is, execution of the BASIC statement 'PRINT X'). With EXEC, your computer can write its own programs and execute them! CALL-Pass control to machine language sub-routines at any address, passing parameters both ways. CLM / PAGE-Set up automatic page roll-over and other line printer functions from BASIC. All these and many more! In addition to the above commands, Model I ENHBAS contains vector graphics and drawing commands. Model II ENHBAS has many functions suited to business programming-ISAM file handling commands, RS-232 access, and many more; along with several Model I BASIC commands left out of Model II (PEEK, POKE, etc.). ENHBAS includes many background utilities: . User-select cursor . Key click . 2-tone beep on error . Automatic lower-case . Automatic debounce . Short-entry commands (Shift-letter) . Real Control keys . One-letter commands . Formatted LISTing ENHBAS is available for: 16K Model I-Level-II Tape $39.95 32K Model I Disk $39.95 32K Model II $99.95 , a Tandy Co. The Comsoft Group 6008 N.Keystone Ave., Dept. 80, Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 482-3951
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EnhBas 48K [h JEH]

Philip A Oliver

M1 · 1980 · CMD

enbs48jh.zip

ENHBAS (Enhanced Basic) By Philip A. Oliver Manufacturer - The Cornsoft Group Adds 50 new functions, statements & commands to TRS-80 Mod. I & III Examples: . WHILE/WEND . 3 GRAPHIC COMMANDS . SEARCH . WINKEY $ (auto loops) . AND MUCH MORE See reviews in Nov. BYTE & Nov./Dec. 80 US $59.95
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ENHBASIC v3.0 [Extended BASIC for TD13]

Keith Cochran

M3 · 1986 · CMD

enhbaskc.zip

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EnhComp BASIC Compiler v1.1

Philip A Oliver

M1 · 1980 · CMD

enhcmpcg.zip

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EnhComp v2.6a [BASIC Compiler]

Philip A Oliver / Misosys

M1 · 1986 · CMD

enhcomp5.zip

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EnhComp v2.6a [Set 1][BASIC Compiler][Data Disk]

Philip A Oliver / Misosys

M4 · 1988 · DMK

enh26apa.zip

EnhComp BASIC Compiler This is an enhanced BASIC compiler released in 1986 and reviewed in the March 1987 issue of 80 Microcomputing. This compiler has lots of great features. It handles the bulk of Model III Microsoft BASIC while it supports additional commands and functions. Standard is full floating point with both single and double precision functions; full random file access with fielding (adds X mode for reclens to 32767), turtle graphics, pixel graphics, keyed array sort, multi-lined functions, user commands, structured IF-THEN-ELSE and REPEAT-UNTIL, printer control, sequential file positioning, and much much more. EnhComp has a tokenizing editor for your maintenance of source code. A 'supervisor' program automates the typical edit-compile-test phases inherent when using compilers which make using EnhComp almost as easy to use as your BASIC interpreter. An interesting facet of this compiler is it has a complete built-in Z80 assembler. With this facility, you can EASILY create hybrid programs composed of BASIC statements and in-line assembly code. This completely eliminates those contorted string packing and READ DATA statement high-memory module complex techniques for having your BASIC program access a machine code module. The Z80-MODE even gives you access to BASIC's variables! The following summarizes the power and completeness of EnhComp. Look it over and make your decision. This one's for you! Commands: ALLOCATE; BKOFF; BKON; COMPL(x,y); CLEAR <exp>; CLS; CLOSE; COMMAND name(input variable list); CSUB 'label'; DATA list; DEC intvar; DEFFN name(variable input list) = exp; DEFDBL varnames; DEFINT varnames; DEFSNG varnames; DEFSTR varnames; DIM; DOWN; DRAW; ELSE; END; ENDCOM; ENDFUNC; ENDIF; ERROR; EXISTS; FIELD; FOR; FUNCTION name(input variable list); GET; GOTO integerlit; GOTO 'label'; GOSUB integerlit; GOSUB 'label'; GTO 'label'; INC intvar; INPUT; INPUT#; INVERT; IF; JNAME 'label'; KEY array(exp); KILL filespec$; LEFT; LET; LINEINPUT; LOAD filespec$; LPRINT; LSET; MID$; NEXT v1,v2, ; OPEN (modes: 'r', 'i', 'o', 'e', 'x'); ON BREAK GOTO address; ON ERROR GOTO address; ON exp GOTO list; ON exp GOSUB list; OUT; PLOT; POKE; POP; POSFIL(#buf,recnum,offset); PRINT; PZONE(pos,pos, ); PUT param; RANDOM; RDGOTO addr; RDGTO 'label'; READ list; REM or '''; REPEAT; RESTORE; RESUME line #; RETURN; RESET(x,y); RIGHT; RSET; ROT=exp8; RUN filespec$; SCALE=exp16; SCLEAR; SET(x,y); SORT(exp1),exp2; STOP; SYSTEM'command string'; SZONE(pos,pos, ); SWAP var1,var2; TAG array(exp); THEN; TROFF; TRON; UNTIL exp; UP; WPOKE addr,exp. String Functions: BIN$(exp16); CHR$(exp8); HEX$(exp16); INKEY$; LEFT$(exp$,exp); MID$(exp$,exp1); MKD$(exp); MKI$(exp); MKS$(exp); RIGHT$(exp$,exp); STR$(exp); STRING$(exp1,exp2); STRING$(exp1,exp$); USING format$;varlist; WINKEY$. Numeric Functions: &Bd0 d15; &Hdddd; &Oddddd; ABS(exp); ADDRESS('label'); ADDRESS(line #); ASC(exp$); ATN(exp); CDBL(exp); CINT(exp); COS(exp); CSNG(exp); CURLOC; CVD(exp$); CVI(exp$); CVS(exp$); EOF(bufnum); ERL; ERR; EXP(exp); FIX(exp); FRE(exp); INP(exp); INT(exp); INSTR(exp1$,exp2$); INSTR(exp1,exp1$,exp2$); LEN(exp$); LOC(bufnum); LOF(bufnum); LOG(exp); MEM; PEEK(exp16); POINT(x,y); POS(dummy); RND(exp); ROW(dummy); SGN(exp); SIN(exp); SQR(exp); TAN(exp); TYPE(var); VAL(exp$); VARPTR(varname); WPEEK(addr). Ordering Information: For use with TRSDOS 6 => PRO-EnhComp #M-21-072 : For use with LDOS 5.x, TRSDOS 1.3 => EnhComp #M-20-072
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EnhComp v2.6a [Set 2][BASIC Compiler][Data Disk]

Philip A Oliver / Misosys

M4 · 1988 · DMK

enh26as2.zip

EnhComp BASIC Compiler This is an enhanced BASIC compiler released in 1986 and reviewed in the March 1987 issue of 80 Microcomputing. This compiler has lots of great features. It handles the bulk of Model III Microsoft BASIC while it supports additional commands and functions. Standard is full floating point with both single and double precision functions; full random file access with fielding (adds X mode for reclens to 32767), turtle graphics, pixel graphics, keyed array sort, multi-lined functions, user commands, structured IF-THEN-ELSE and REPEAT-UNTIL, printer control, sequential file positioning, and much much more. EnhComp has a tokenizing editor for your maintenance of source code. A 'supervisor' program automates the typical edit-compile-test phases inherent when using compilers which make using EnhComp almost as easy to use as your BASIC interpreter. An interesting facet of this compiler is it has a complete built-in Z80 assembler. With this facility, you can EASILY create hybrid programs composed of BASIC statements and in-line assembly code. This completely eliminates those contorted string packing and READ DATA statement high-memory module complex techniques for having your BASIC program access a machine code module. The Z80-MODE even gives you access to BASIC's variables! The following summarizes the power and completeness of EnhComp. Look it over and make your decision. This one's for you! Commands: ALLOCATE; BKOFF; BKON; COMPL(x,y); CLEAR <exp>; CLS; CLOSE; COMMAND name(input variable list); CSUB 'label'; DATA list; DEC intvar; DEFFN name(variable input list) = exp; DEFDBL varnames; DEFINT varnames; DEFSNG varnames; DEFSTR varnames; DIM; DOWN; DRAW; ELSE; END; ENDCOM; ENDFUNC; ENDIF; ERROR; EXISTS; FIELD; FOR; FUNCTION name(input variable list); GET; GOTO integerlit; GOTO 'label'; GOSUB integerlit; GOSUB 'label'; GTO 'label'; INC intvar; INPUT; INPUT#; INVERT; IF; JNAME 'label'; KEY array(exp); KILL filespec$; LEFT; LET; LINEINPUT; LOAD filespec$; LPRINT; LSET; MID$; NEXT v1,v2, ; OPEN (modes: 'r', 'i', 'o', 'e', 'x'); ON BREAK GOTO address; ON ERROR GOTO address; ON exp GOTO list; ON exp GOSUB list; OUT; PLOT; POKE; POP; POSFIL(#buf,recnum,offset); PRINT; PZONE(pos,pos, ); PUT param; RANDOM; RDGOTO addr; RDGTO 'label'; READ list; REM or '''; REPEAT; RESTORE; RESUME line #; RETURN; RESET(x,y); RIGHT; RSET; ROT=exp8; RUN filespec$; SCALE=exp16; SCLEAR; SET(x,y); SORT(exp1),exp2; STOP; SYSTEM'command string'; SZONE(pos,pos, ); SWAP var1,var2; TAG array(exp); THEN; TROFF; TRON; UNTIL exp; UP; WPOKE addr,exp. String Functions: BIN$(exp16); CHR$(exp8); HEX$(exp16); INKEY$; LEFT$(exp$,exp); MID$(exp$,exp1); MKD$(exp); MKI$(exp); MKS$(exp); RIGHT$(exp$,exp); STR$(exp); STRING$(exp1,exp2); STRING$(exp1,exp$); USING format$;varlist; WINKEY$. Numeric Functions: &Bd0 d15; &Hdddd; &Oddddd; ABS(exp); ADDRESS('label'); ADDRESS(line #); ASC(exp$); ATN(exp); CDBL(exp); CINT(exp); COS(exp); CSNG(exp); CURLOC; CVD(exp$); CVI(exp$); CVS(exp$); EOF(bufnum); ERL; ERR; EXP(exp); FIX(exp); FRE(exp); INP(exp); INT(exp); INSTR(exp1$,exp2$); INSTR(exp1,exp1$,exp2$); LEN(exp$); LOC(bufnum); LOF(bufnum); LOG(exp); MEM; PEEK(exp16); POINT(x,y); POS(dummy); RND(exp); ROW(dummy); SGN(exp); SIN(exp); SQR(exp); TAN(exp); TYPE(var); VAL(exp$); VARPTR(varname); WPEEK(addr). Ordering Information: For use with TRSDOS 6 => PRO-EnhComp #M-21-072 : For use with LDOS 5.x, TRSDOS 1.3 => EnhComp #M-20-072
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Enigma The Code Machine v2.0

E Huggins / Breeze Computing

M1 · 1983 · CMD

enigmaeh.zip

ENIGMA - SIMULATION OF THE WARTIME CYPHER MACHINE ENIGMA is a precise simulation of the machine of the same name used by the Germans in World War II to encipher and decipher communications. Using the program will produce coded text similar to the accompanying illustration. After enciphering, the text is in groups of five letters. The program will of course decipher text, but various items of information have to be known before this can be done. ENIGMA will produce text which is about as close to being uncrackable as you can get. ( As a matter of fact, the British Government during the war did crack the code, although it might well be said that they cheated) This program is offered for two markets. First of all for those customers who like a complete and accurate simulation of a complex function or who like to play around with codes and coding and secondly for customers who have a real need for exchanging fully protected communications. In this day and age it is becoming increasingly important for even small companies to communicate with other entities in a secure manner. So long as there is a TRS-80 or Genie microcomputer at both ends, and the program is owned by both stations, then code generated by the program may be exchanged at will and by any method which will accept written input. In the disk version, coded messages may also be exchanged on disk. Perhaps the most likely pipeline that comes to mind is the Telex. Subject to the provision of a machine and program at each end, companies who communicate by Telex may exchange information with complete confidence as to security. A quantity of background information is given in the program manual regarding the operation of the Enigma used during World War II. The use of the Enigma program is extremely easy. If one is enciphering, then the operator sets the wheels, inputs the keys and then the message. The computer then generates the code. In deciphering, precisely the opposite course is adopted. Output is to screen, line printer or to disk storage. Input is from the keyboard or a disk file. The program is compatible with both disk and tape. ENIGMA is a most fascinating program. It has the rare attribute for a microcomputer program, in that it fulfills a professional application, but also provides a great deal of fun and enjoyment for the person using it as a hobby or as an amateur cryptographer. IF YOU WERE THE ONLY GIRL IN THE WORLD THEN I WOULD BE THE ONLY BOY.NOTHING ELSE WOULD MATTER IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD. CCCII WQHJC SUTFY YGKKM VBKEV UWRZO CURZH AWPQG HOWTO NJLQI SKJCE YOWJH VGHAA YHDVD KGCWO SAVJL UNOBK SIMTH HVPEY WTTSC PSTPK WZYAC FIQUW RJJRL TRVQK XOBWZ WKCRA SLHFQ CZOAQ JZZXX The same text clear and coded. Memory Requirement 16/32K TRS 80 Tape/Disk Model 1 & 3 SYSTEM 80 Tape/Disk Mark I & II
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Enigmizer

Buzz Gorsky / 80 Microcomputing

M1 · 1980 · BAS

enigmabg.zip

Appears in Issue 009 of 80 Microcomputing
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Enlarge RLE Files [No screen output][GBASIC]

Chuck Bell

M4 · HRG

enlrgrle.zip

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ENTDAT [Allows Entering 4 Year Date on AUTO]

Edward S Fraser

M4 · CMD

eae4ydes.zip

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Enter the Dragon Adventure

Bill Shein

M1 · BAS

entdrgbs.zip

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Enterprise

Alpha Programming

M1 · BAS

entrprap.zip

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Enterprising Adventure

Joe Scoleri III / Dionysus Software

M3 · 1983 · BAS

entrpadv.zip

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Entrapment

Robert C Hall III

M1 · 1978 · BAS

entrpmnt.zip

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ENV/1MISSING

Cybermate

Test your knowledge of ECOLOGY. 4K.
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Envelope Address Routine [Do You Wish To Look At Existing]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

envaddrt.zip

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Envelope Addressing Program [Name Address City State Zip]

Robert M Knowles

M4 · BAS

envadrk2.zip

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Envelope Addressing [1-Print Address 2-Write Address 3-Close]

Robert M Knowles

M4 · BAS

envadrk1.zip

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Envelope Graph [Enter 1 1-12][Set 1]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

envgrph1.zip

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Envelope Graph [Just starts drawing]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

envgrph2.zip

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Envelope Printer [Umschlag an die KVB]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

envprnud.zip

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Enzkin-Enzyme KineticsMISSING

Conduit

M1

This unit allows students to obtain realistic results rapidly using the program to simulate enzyme-catalyzed reactions. Six enzymes are simulated.<br>Price: $30.00
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EOQ Inventory Model [Demand Reorder Cost Holding Cost]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

eqoinvmd.zip

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EP-GraphicsMISSING

Libra Associates Inc

M1

TRS-80 MODEL I EP-GRAPHICS 48K, 1 Disk Epson 80 with GRAFTRAX, or 100 becomes printer/plotter. 512 x 512 or 480 resolution fills page. Machine language major software, call from short BASIC program. $79.50 LIBRA LABORATORIES 495 MAIN STREET METUCHEN, NEW JERSEY 08840 (201) 494-2224
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EP-Set-80MISSING

Computer Shack

M13

EP-SET-80 If you have a EPSON Printer you need EP-Set A series of programs that help you use all the features of the Epson printer One merges with a basic program to help drive the printer One is a machine language subroutine to give your keyboard access to the printer (example type control c to get the compressed mode Control E to get emphasized characters) Use EP-SET to set the line spacing character modes, strike modes etc Throw your manual away Happiness is here with EP-SET Disk or Tape $18.95
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EPEX v1.1 [Environmental Processing Executive]

James H Whorton

M8 · 1986 · COM

epex11jh.zip

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Ephemerides Astronomiques [Ce Programme Demande La Date]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

ephemeri.zip

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Ephemerides for Minor Comets

James H Fox / 80 Microcomputing

M1 · 1983 · BAS

ephemer2.zip

Appears in Issue 045 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
Many amateur astronomers have the equipment to track comets and minor planets after they have passed beyond the range of the positions published in astronomy magazines. Computing positions to create ephemerides is what this program is all about.
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Epic Hero Adventure Series

Mark Leduc

M1 · 1982 · CMD

epichero.zip

EPIC HERO EPIC HERO is a new suite of machine code Adventures written by English author Marc Leduc. As always with an adventure series, each one is self-sufficient in that it is not necessary to have one to play another. Inevitably, when single new adventures are issued, let alone a new series, it starts off the old debate as to which author produces the best adventure. We are going to leave this one strictly to you, the customer. They are mostly similar in format, but for those not yet initiated in adventure games, the format is a discussion with the computer whereas it acts as your guide through weird and mysterious circumstances. It being the object of the exercise for the player to either find treasures or carry out some pre-defined course of action. As the player goes along he is given clues. Most of these are supposed to be logical but as adventure solvers have become more proficient, so adventure authors have tended to make things more difficult by not following the law of logic as closely as in early days. One of the interesting points about Marc Leduc's programs is that he has placed himself in what he calls 'cameo appearances' in each adventure. If you get to around half way through, or just over half way, and you have not met Marc, then you are on the wrong track. If yo do meet him it is confirmation that you are on the right track. The EPIC HERO series are available on either tape or disk with a Memory Requirement of 16/32k, and are compatible with the TRS-80 Model 1 & 3, SYSTEM 80 Mark I & II machines. EPIC HERO 1 - OCEAN HUNT All the fun and fascination of a treasure hunt out on the ocean briny. The object is to find two treasures and return them to the Fishing Tackle Shop from which you set out. Before you can find the treasure you have to find the island, presumably a South Pacific one, but will it be full of cannibals or shapely grass-skirted young ladies? This is for you to find out, but you must be careful. A gentle hint - take swimming lessons before you start this one. Tape 11-1936 Disk 11-1937 EPIC HERO 2 - DUNGEONS OF DEROJHEN In this adventure you take the place of a warrior, a subject of good King Brion. Presumably you are his favourite warrior because he instructs you to find the Jewel of Derojhen. King Brion needs this because he is having problems with the evil wizard, Sharleobon. The jewel will nullify the wizard's evil spells. The wizard's castle is probably not the most healthy of places to be, but when you bear in mind that you have to penetrate the dungeon you will see that you will have to have your wits about you. In addition to your wit, for self protection you will need a certain amount of intuition and luck because it will be necessary for you to find out what lurks within the three Halls of Cunning. As the same time you should be aware of the Keeper! Tape 11-1938 Disk 11-1939 EPIC HERO 3 - VENUS MUST LIVE This is a space adventure. Sometimes adventure authors go mad and change the venue of their plots from the more traditional wizards and mediaeval times to the future. In EPIC HERO 3 the time is 2023 and Earth is colonising her sister planets. In order to carry out this colonisation the funding is obtained from mining companies wishing to extract valuable minerals from the planets. Scientists have noticed unusual electro magnetic disturbances on the surface of the planet Venus which could well be created by a sentient life form. This obviously is making life rather complicated for them and being wise scientists they have not made the knowledge public. As often occurs in the scientific world they decide that some poor chap will have to act as a guinea pig and make a clandestine trip to Venus - guess who? You have been sent off to Venus in a sedated state. Unfortunately the medical facilities regulator malfunctions on the way, so naturally you arrive at your destination having forgotten what your mission is and also what all the special equipment aboard your ship is for remember you were chosen for your intelligence and common sense. Tape 11-1940 Disk 11-1941
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EPROM Emulator v1.0

Carl Rabe

M8 · 1986 · ASM

epem10cr.zip

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EPROM Emulator v1.1

Carl Rabe

M11 · 1986 · CMA

epemcrpp.zip

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EPROM Programmer ETI 668 [Start Address]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMA

epeti668.zip

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EPROM Programmer v1.0

N M Dickinson

M1 · 1982 · CMD

epromnmd.zip

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EPROM Programmer v1.1

High Desert Engineering

M1 · 1981 · CMD

epromhde.zip

EPROM PROGRAMMER Build your own and save many $$$ The HIGH DESERT ENGINEERING EPROM PROGRAMMER provides the user with more features than most programmers costing many times more. It will program most popular 5-volt eproms, including the 2508, 2516, 2758, 2716 and 2732. The programmer allows the user to program an eprom from any ram memory, read an eprom into any ram memory and verify a previously programmed eprom. It will do automatic error checking and field checking to help prevent user errors. It will also automatically flag any previously programmed eprom locations. The programmer is compatible with TRS-80 MOD I & III and is supplied with a bare board, complete assembly instructions, software driver and users manual. Write for complete details. When ordering specify MOD I or III and tape or disk. (MOD I requires a bus adaptor. Instructions included.) Software is supplied on tape and will transfer to disk. Software, instructions and bare board $39.50 --- --- Assembled and tested for MOD III $174.50 Assembled and tested for MOD I $194.50 HIGH DESERT ENGINEERING 1630 So. Downs St. Ridgecrest, California 93555
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EPROM Programmer [2156-2532 EPROM]

C M Smith

M1 · 1982 · CMD

ep2156cs.zip

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EPROM Programming

CS+M Systems

M1 · CMD

epromcsm.zip

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EPROM/ROM Burning Object Code

Author Unknown

M3 · DAT

eprmburn.zip

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EPSET4 Epson Setup v2.2

Robert N Ackerman

M4 · 1985 · CMD

epsset22.zip

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Epson DriverMISSING

Level IV Products

M13

Epson Driver - For the Epson MX-80 printer, allows the use of all the functions available on today's most popular printer - Works with the Model I or Model III, cassette or disk $ 5.95 For Orders Only 1(800) 521-3305 For Information (313) 525-6200 32461 Schoolcraft Rd., Livonia, Michigan 48150
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Epson Driver CompilerMISSING

PowerSoft

M13

EPSON Driver Compiler by Powersoft 29.95 This is a program which allows you to construct your own printer character table for an EPSON bit-graphics printer, and compile a relocating printer driver which will produce those characters! Character tables can be saved to disk and manipulated in a variety of ways (including rotation of each character 90, 180 or 270 degrees) before the actual compile process. Several example files are included on the disk. This program requires an EPSON MX-80 with GRAFTRAX or GRAFTRAX-Plus, or an FX-80 Mod I/III
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Epson Driver v2.0

Vernon B Hester

M3 · 1980 · CMD

epsndrv2.zip

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Epson Exerciser [Printer output only]

Author Unknown

M1 · 1980 · BAS

epsnexrc.zip

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Epson Hi-Res Screen Copy

M Adachi

M4 · 1984 · CMD

ehrscmaa.zip

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Epson MX-100 Demo [Printer output only]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

e100demo.zip

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Epson MX-80 Big Letters

Roger Smith

M1 · 1981 · BAS

em80birs.zip

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Epson MX-80 Centered String Routine

Roger Smith

M1 · 1981 · BAS

em80cers.zip

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Epson MX-80 Demonstration

Roger Smith

M1 · 1981 · BAS

em80d1rs.zip

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