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Graphic Venture # 2: Spook House Graphic Adventure [Cracked]

Roger J Schrag / Adventure International

M3 · 1982 · DMK

gv2spkh2.zip

NEW! PROGRAM PARAMETERS LANGUAGE Machine NUMBER OF PLAYERS (min/max) 1/1 AVERAGE COMPLETION TIME 30 min. per Adventure SUGGESTED AGE GROUP 10 to Adult RECOMMENDED FOR NOVICE? Yes CLASSIFICATION: Graphic Adventure GAME SAVE FEATURE? Yes REAL TIME? Yes SPECIAL EQUIPMENT: None SPOOK HOUSE AND TOXIC DUMPSITE TRS-80 by Roger Schrag This is it - the blockbusting debut of the long-awaited Graphic Adventures! Now, your TRS-80 can hobnob with the best of 'em. Over 50 full screens of sharp, quality graphics breathe a realism and vitality into Adventuring, the likes of which you've yet to see on the TRS-80. Both Graphic Adventures feature game save, extensive vocabulary, real-time action (yes - we said real-time!) and accept FULL sentences! Exclusive area showings brought to you by Adventure International. Now playing at a TRS-80 near you! SPOOK HOUSE - Horrors! A deranged madman has locked your unconscious form inside of a deserted creep house at a crazy carnival. You awake to some sobering facts: a bomb is set to explode, and only 30 real-time minutes stand between you and eternity. Somewhere, somehow you must locate and defuse the explosive - but we'd be less than honest if we thought you had more than a ghost of a chance! Brrrr - a real cliffhanger! Skill Level: Moderate. TOXIC DUMPSITE - Something's gone very, very wrong at the Toxic Dumpsite where the treatment and burial of deadly contaminants take place. The entire plant will explode like the Fourth of July in less than 30 minutes - unless you can avoid the many traps and protection systems and shut the plant down in time. Of course, time is the one luxury you haven't got ! Skill Level: Moderate. TRS-80 48K DISK Model 1 & 3 012-0164 $39.95 (Contains Two Full Disks of Data!)
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Graphic Venture # 3: The Sledge of Rahmul v1.0 [Original][Dual Boot][Self Boot]

Roger J Schrag / Adventure International

M13 · 1982 · DMK

gv3sled1.zip

PROGRAM PARAMETERS LANGUAGE Machine NUMBER OF PLAYERS (min/max) 1/1 SKILL LEVEL REQUIRED: Moderate RECOMMENDED FOR NOVICE? Yes CLASSIFICATION: Graphic Adventure GAME SAVE FEATURE? Yes REAL TIME? Yes on Sledge of Rahmul SPECIAL EQUIPMENT: None Required THE SLEDGE OF RAHMUL by Roger Schrag TRS-80 MERLIN'S TREASURE by Michael D. Wile Get ready for another double feature! Our first Graphic Adventure package was such a hit that we've decided to do it again. Introducing THE SLEDGE OF RAHMUL and MERLIN'S TREASURE - two great new Graphic Adventures together in one package! Each Graphic Adventure features an extensive vocabulary, game save, and, with THE SLEDGE OF RAHMUL, real-time game action. During the journey, you will be treated to screen after screen of quality graphics - Adventuring was never like this before! And THE SLEDGE OF RAHMUL and MERLIN'S TREASURE both feature the kind of game depth and detail that you've come to expect from Adventure International. Make an investment in fun today - pick up a copy of our latest double feature, THE SLEDGE OF RAHMUL and MERLIN'S TREASURE! Skill Level: Moderate. TRS-80 48K DISK 012-0179 $39.95 (Contains Two Full Disks of Data!)
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Graphic Venture # 3: The Sledge of Rahmul v1.0 [Original][Self Boot]

Roger J Schrag / Adventure International

M1 · 1982 · DMK

gv3sled2.zip

PROGRAM PARAMETERS LANGUAGE Machine NUMBER OF PLAYERS (min/max) 1/1 SKILL LEVEL REQUIRED: Moderate RECOMMENDED FOR NOVICE? Yes CLASSIFICATION: Graphic Adventure GAME SAVE FEATURE? Yes REAL TIME? Yes on Sledge of Rahmul SPECIAL EQUIPMENT: None Required THE SLEDGE OF RAHMUL by Roger Schrag TRS-80 MERLIN'S TREASURE by Michael D. Wile Get ready for another double feature! Our first Graphic Adventure package was such a hit that we've decided to do it again. Introducing THE SLEDGE OF RAHMUL and MERLIN'S TREASURE - two great new Graphic Adventures together in one package! Each Graphic Adventure features an extensive vocabulary, game save, and, with THE SLEDGE OF RAHMUL, real-time game action. During the journey, you will be treated to screen after screen of quality graphics - Adventuring was never like this before! And THE SLEDGE OF RAHMUL and MERLIN'S TREASURE both feature the kind of game depth and detail that you've come to expect from Adventure International. Make an investment in fun today - pick up a copy of our latest double feature, THE SLEDGE OF RAHMUL and MERLIN'S TREASURE! Skill Level: Moderate. TRS-80 48K DISK 012-0179 $39.95 (Contains Two Full Disks of Data!)
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Graphic Words [Part of LIBRARY 100]MISSING

The Bottom Shelf

LIBRARY 100 The LIBRARY 100 from TBS is without doubt the greatest software bargain ever. Released in November 1978, it has sold thousands in 44 countries. Written for the TRS-80, LIBRARY 100 contains 100 programs on five tapes. Most of the programs can be run on a 4K, Level II computer. Designed to be a basic computer library, it provides a series of programs over a broad range of topics. All programs but one are written in BASIC and can easily be modified to suit your own purposes. 'The program mix is eclectric, interesting, and curious If I had a Level II TRS-80 and one or more grade-school children, or if I were a hardcore software collector, or if I had little software and wanted to get a lot of it with a minimum of bother, I'd buy the Library 100.' Stephen Gray, Creative Computing, April, 1979. ' a basic computer library for the hobbyist, parent or businessman.' Kilobaud Microcomputing, December 1978. The programs are spread over five general categories; Finance, Education, Graphics, Home and Games. As an added bonus, the LIBRARY 100 contains Tiny PILOT, a condensed version of the high level language primarily used in education. It is perfect for teachers, parents, students and sales trainees. Using only six commands, even a child could be programming in minutes. The other programs are as follows: FINANCE: Present Value of Future Sum, Simple Interest for Days, Future Value of Present Sum, Amortization Schedule, Interest Rate-Compound Interest, Interest Rate-Installment Loan, Days Between Dates, Term of Installment Loan, Present Value of Series of Payments, Real Estate Investment Analysis, Nominal-Effective Interest, Internal Rate of Return, Future Value, of Regular Deposits, Regular Deposits for Future Value, Depreciation (Amount, Rate, Salvage Value, Schedule), Bond Present Value, Bond Yield to Maturity, Sale-Cost-Margin-Day of Week, Moving ad. EDUCATION: Multiplication & Division, Addition, Subtraction, Fraction & Decimal, States & Capitals, States and Order of Entry, States and Date of Entry, States and Abbreviations, Inventors and Inventions, World Capitals & Countries, Urban Areas and Population, Authors & Books, Presidents and Order, States and Largest City, Base Numbers. GRAPHICS: Front Cover, Wierd, Rat Race, Random Ad, Fireside, Left-Right Ad, Blocks, Herring, Launch, Blinker, Snoopy, Snow, Step Ad, Step Ad Two, Graphic Words, War Games. HOME: Bartender, Nutrition, Conversion, Perpetual Calendar, Base Conversion, Calculator, Vacation Check-off List, Telecode, Message Board, Night Check-off List, Expense Account, Babysitter, Drunkometer, Remember, Christmas List, Mileage. GAMES: Jumble, Search, Memory Quiz Letters, Sting Ray, Russian Roulette, Wheel of Fortune, Towers, Decision, Memory Quiz Numbers, Doomsday, Star Trek, Sketch, Flipper, Life, Fifteen, Speedy, Count, Road Race, Stars, Odd One, Spy Ship, Horse Race, Scissors, Craps, Star Blazer, Tiger Shark, Unjumble, Mind Reader, Roach Race, Jumble 2, Gypsy. The price for the LIBRARY 100 is only $49.50. That's less than $.50 per program. Join the thousands of users who are already enjoying this exceptional software package. Only from TBS. (We are currently working on a Library for the APPLE.) TBS has other great software for your TRS-80. CHECKBOOK II, INFO SYSTEM, & EXERCISER are general applications. BASIC TOOLKIT, SYSTEM DOCTOR & TERMINAL CONTROL are systems utilities. BUSINESS MAIL LIST, DATA MANAGER, CHECK REGISTER ACCOUNTING SYSTEM & ANALYSIS PAD are strong applications for business. TBS also has DISK HEAD CLEANERS for TRS-80 and APPLE and GRAN MASTER DISKETTES, the best on the market. TBS is YOUR COMPANY, and to you we pledge to produce quality software at a price you can afford. The above products are available NOW at Computer Stores and Associate Radio Shack Stores nationwide or directly through us. For more information please contact us at the numbers below. Paramount Pictures, Corporation. THE BOTTOM SHELF, INC. (404) 296-2003 751 DeKalb Ind. Way Decatur, GA 30033
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Graphic Writer

Darwin Collins

M1 · BAS

grwrtrdc.zip

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Graphic Writer and Graphic Processer

Darwin Collins

M1 · BAS

grpwrtdc.zip

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Micro Pro Systems

Sketch Complex Graphics Graphic Writing Machine enables users to easily sketch complex graphics displays using simple keyboard commands. The program features two internal memories which provide temporary storage for the screen contents. The sketch can be saved to tape or disk. GWM will also generate Basic statements so that the image may be included in a Basic program. Versions are available for 16K and up, Model I or III, on tape or disk, from Micro Pro Systems, Rte. 2 Box 533, Cummings, GA 30130, 404-887-6814.
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Graphic-Trek 2000

Simutek Ent

M1 · 1979 · BAS

grptrk2k.zip

Package One. This full graphics, real time game is full of fast, exciting action! Exploding photon torpedoes and phasers fill the screen! You must actually navigate the Enterprise to dock with the giant space stations as well as to avoid Klingon torpedoes! Has shields, galactic memory readout, damage reports, long range sensors, etc! Has 2 levels for beginning, average, or expert players! Minimum 16K Level 2.
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Graphic7 for Line Printer VII [ELNPQRW]

Author Unknown

M1 · 1982 · BAS

graphic7.zip

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Graphical Analysis for Experimental Data v3.0

Radio Shack

M1 · 1980 · BAS

granexdt.zip

Graphical Analysis of Experimental Data. I/III + Plots and analyzes data pairs input by student.26-1722 39.95 ---
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Graphics Aid

Philip Brown

M1 · BAS

grphcaid.zip

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Graphics and Animation

Peter Weinstock

M1 · BAS

grpanmpw.zip

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Graphics and Sound [Multiple Kaleidoscopes]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

grsndmlk.zip

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Roger Densley

M1

More fun than an etch-a-sketch. Creates graphics with the ease of a paint brush. Save on tape to be added or used directly in machine code. Can also print out data line or poke location formats in BASIC. W/aud<br>Price: $14.95
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Graphics Combinations [Select Magnituide of Combinations]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

graphics.zip

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Graphics Demo Adapted from CLOAD October 1978 [Set 1][What Drawing Spead]

CLOAD

M1 · 1978 · CMD

grp1078c.zip

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Graphics Demonstration Disk [Assorted programs][GBASIC]

Author Unknown

M3 · DMK

grpdemgb.zip

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Graphics Demonstration for Hi-Res

Jimmy Lyon

M4 · CMA

grdefojl.zip

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Graphics Demonstration [Mr Bill Middle Finger Nude Flag]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

grpdmbmf.zip

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Graphics Demonstration [Special and Alterate Chars]

Richard Kunc

M4 · 1984 · BAS

grdemork.zip

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Graphics Design v3.0

ERB Computer Systems

M6 · 1984 · DMK

grds30er.zip

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Graphics Display and Disk Storage

Tim Vaughan

M1 · BAS

grdsdsst.zip

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Graphics Drawing Testing and Data Output [GTD]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

grptstdt.zip

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Graphics Editor

William K Mason

M1 · BAS

grpedtwm.zip

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Graphics Editor

William K Mason

M1 · CMD

grpedwmc.zip

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Graphics Editor

80-US Journal

M1 · 1981 · BAS

grphedit.zip

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Graphics Editor v2.0

Jeff Vavasour

M1 · CMD

grphedtr.zip

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Graphics Editor [Operates in Two Modes]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

grpedt2m.zip

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Graphics Editor: Electric Window-TMMISSING

OConnor Associates

M13

Draw and edit hi-res (512X504) art. Save whole picture or overlays on disk. Diagonals and mirror images. Ascii-greek-cyrillic annotation. Make art for your programs. Print on eps on 80/100 and IDS440.MACHINE language<br>Price: $29.95
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Graphics Editor: Window OverlaysMISSING

OConnor Associates

M13

Overlays for use with the electric window are pre-drawn symbols or pictures. Use electronic and logic overlays to draw schematics. Use banner alphabet for signs. Send sase for free demo pictures.<br>Price: $25.00
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Graphics Fun [Graphics Demonstration]

Scott Mitchell

M1 · BAS

grpfunsm.zip

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Graphics Generator

Michael Banks + George Stewart

M3 · BAS

grphgenr.zip

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Graphics Generator [How High How Wide]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

grgnhhwd.zip

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Graphics Generator [How Wide is the Phrame]

Popular Computing

M1 · 1983 · BAS

grpgnhwi.zip

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Stanton+Sons

Graphics Master Graphics Master offers Level II Basic users an efficient way of adding graphics to their programs. It features an etch-a-sketch routine to create designs of any size, a conversion routine that stores up to 32 different designs in Basic REM lines, and a 900-byte machine-language routine that displays the designs at high speed. Designs and their display routine can easily be appended to any Basic program. Moving or animated designs can overlap or cross each other; artistic choices include optional wraparound and black/white or left/right reversal. The program runs on the Level II Model I with 16K or more memory. With demo program and manual included, price is $24.95 from Stanton & Sons, 1130 20th Ave. East, Seattle, WA 98112, 206-324-1512.
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Graphics MonitorMISSING

Ravagraph Company

M1

15K BASIC graphics design pkg. You design from r.s. 'video display work SHEET.15 CONTROLS,2MODES of input: graphics code number and which of 6 block segments are to be on.saves disk, tape and program video images<br>Price: $20.00 disk, $15.00 cassette, $1.00 source
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Graphics on Shift in BASIC

Steven Greene

M3 · 1982 · ASM

grpshfsg.zip

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Graphics Pack for 3D Solid Object Program

Author Unknown

M11 · 1986 · ASM

grpk3dpp.zip

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Graphics Packer

Gordon Rahman

M1 · 1990 · BAS

grfpakgr.zip

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Graphics Program

EACA International Limited

M1 · BAS

grphcsea.zip

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Graphics Program

Jeff Reifman / 80 Microcomputing

M1 · 1985 · CMA

grphprog.zip

Appears in Issue 061 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
The D command sends screens to the printer. After pressing the D key, select the small- (1) or large- (2) print option. Then you have to specify which buffer you want printed out.
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Graphics Program

Dick Smith Electronics Group

M1 · BAS

grpprgds.zip

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Instant Software

M13

DEMO III This is the big one: big on value, big on fun - the perfect package for the beginner and old hand alike. Check out this list of programs! Race 1 - It's you against the clock as you careen around the track in this simulation of a high-speed car race. Target UFO - Rack up a big score by destroying all the UFO's in the shortest possible time. Life - Experiment with population density factors in this simulation of the life cycle of a colony of bacteria. Phone Number Converter - Let your computer figure out clever words for all those hard-to-remember phone numbers. Biorhythm - Fact? Or fantasy? Who can say for sure? In any case, you and your friends will be able to plot your biorhythmic curves whenever you want! Graphics Program - No user commands, just sit back and enjoy as your TRS-80 demonstrates its artistic abilities. Race 2 - After you've mastered Race 1, you'll be ready for this more advanced version - with a choice of five different tracks! Horse Race - Up to nine players can place their bets and watch the ponies run. The computer will keep track of the winnings. Drawing Board - Your TRS-80 supplies the 'pencil and paper,' and you supply the ability. Messages or drawings may be stored on cassette for later unveiling. 24-Hour Clock - That's right, this program allows your computer to act as a digital timepiece. Perfect for sporting events. For the TRS-80 Level II 4K and Level II 16K. Order No. 0055R $7.95. Instant Software Inc. Dept. 70B0 Peterborough, N.H. 03458 USA
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Graphics Quiz on Parts of the Human Eye

Neil Morrison / Cue Inc

M1 · 1981 · BAS

grpqzeye.zip

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Graphics Quiz on Parts of the Human Heart

Neil Morrison / Cue Inc

M1 · 1981 · BAS

grpqzhrt.zip

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Graphics Quiz on the Cochlea of the Inner Ear

Neil Morrison / Cue Inc

M1 · 1981 · BAS

grpqzccl.zip

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Graphics Quiz on the Nephron Kidney Unit

Neil Morrison / Cue Inc

M1 · 1981 · BAS

grpqznph.zip

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Graphics RAMDISK [XLR8er]

Frank Slinkman

M4 · CMA

gramdisk.zip

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Graphics Routines v1.0

P Trew

M11 · 1986 · ASM

grrt10pt.zip

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Graphics Sender v3.0

Michael D Andreas

M1 · BAS

gsend3ma.zip

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Graphics String Packing

Nick Robinson

M1 · BAS

grppaknr.zip

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Graphics Teaching Program

Wendy Kasmaul

M1 · BAS

grptchwk.zip

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Graphics Test Program and Demonstrator

Roger Smith

M1 · 1981 · BAS

grftstrs.zip

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Graphics Utilities and Subroutines

Radio Shack

M3 · DMK

grutilrs.zip

Add High-Resolution Graphics to Your Model III Turns Your Video Display Into a Graphics Blackboard Low As 249.95 . For Business, Engineering or Entertainment . Easy-to-Use Graphics BASIC and Assembly Language Subroutines Included . Provides 153,600 Picture Elements (640 x 240) For Amazing Detail Hi-Res Graphics. Turn your display into an electronic 'sketch pad' to create sophisticated business graphs, tables, charts, maps, illustrations, geometric patterns-and animation! All you need to learn are eleven new BASIC commands (summarized at right). Includes 32K RAM memory board, manual and diskette. Installation required (not included). Model III High-Resolution Graphics. Requires 48K 1-Disk Model III. 26-1125 369.95 Eleven Graphics BASIC Commands Simplify Graphics Creation 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 'viewport') on the screen. VIEWPORT-Draws a viewport.
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Graphics Utility v3.0f

Robert S French

M1 · 1982 · CMA

grut3rf1.zip

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Graphics-90

Software Affair Ltd

M3 · 1983 · DMK

grfomosa.zip

Develop Your Own Computer Games NEW! Graphics-90. 4 A complete graphics and animation program. Now you can easily create your own games in BASIC that are equal to many machine-language games! Create state-of-the-art pictures and animation sequences with your Model III or 4 and display the images in random or sequential order. Print graphics on any Radio Shack dot-matrix printer with bit-image capability. Two disk drives are recommended for best graphics. 26-2027 . 39.95
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Graphics-90

Software Affair Ltd

M3 · 1983 · CMD

grp90anm.zip

Develop Your Own Computer Games NEW! Graphics-90. 4 A complete graphics and animation program. Now you can easily create your own games in BASIC that are equal to many machine-language games! Create state-of-the-art pictures and animation sequences with your Model III or 4 and display the images in random or sequential order. Print graphics on any Radio Shack dot-matrix printer with bit-image capability. Two disk drives are recommended for best graphics. 26-2027 . 39.95
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Graphics-90

Software Affair Ltd

M4 · 1984 · DMK

grphcs90.zip

Develop Your Own Computer Games NEW! Graphics-90. 4 A complete graphics and animation program. Now you can easily create your own games in BASIC that are equal to many machine-language games! Create state-of-the-art pictures and animation sequences with your Model III or 4 and display the images in random or sequential order. Print graphics on any Radio Shack dot-matrix printer with bit-image capability. Two disk drives are recommended for best graphics. 26-2027 . 39.95
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Graphics-90 Demo Disk [LD Data Disk]

Gary W Shanafelt

M3 · 1985 · DMK

gr90demo.zip

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Graphics-90 v1.00.00

Software Affair Ltd

M1 · 1984 · DMK

graph90a.zip

Develop Your Own Computer Games NEW! Graphics-90. 4 A complete graphics and animation program. Now you can easily create your own games in BASIC that are equal to many machine-language games! Create state-of-the-art pictures and animation sequences with your Model III or 4 and display the images in random or sequential order. Print graphics on any Radio Shack dot-matrix printer with bit-image capability. Two disk drives are recommended for best graphics. 26-2027 . 39.95
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Graphics-90 v1.00.00 [h Gary W Shanafelt]

Larry Payne / Software Affair Ltd

M3 · 1984 · CMD

g10000lp.zip

Develop Your Own Computer Games NEW! Graphics-90. 4 A complete graphics and animation program. Now you can easily create your own games in BASIC that are equal to many machine-language games! Create state-of-the-art pictures and animation sequences with your Model III or 4 and display the images in random or sequential order. Print graphics on any Radio Shack dot-matrix printer with bit-image capability. Two disk drives are recommended for best graphics. 26-2027 . 39.95
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Graphics-90 [Working Disk]

Software Affair Ltd

M3 · 1983 · DMK

grp90wrk.zip

Develop Your Own Computer Games NEW! Graphics-90. 4 A complete graphics and animation program. Now you can easily create your own games in BASIC that are equal to many machine-language games! Create state-of-the-art pictures and animation sequences with your Model III or 4 and display the images in random or sequential order. Print graphics on any Radio Shack dot-matrix printer with bit-image capability. Two disk drives are recommended for best graphics. 26-2027 . 39.95
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Opportunities For Learning Catalog

GRAPHING This set of two programs is designed to teach graphing concepts to junior and senior high school students. The first program introduces the coordinate plane, X and Y axes, origin, and ordered pairs; random points are displayed on the plane and the student inputs the correct X and Y coordinates for each. The second program gives further practice on plotting points on the plane, with the student marking the point on the screen which satisfies the ordered pair specified by the computer. Incorrect answers prompt an explanation of how to arrive at the correct solution. Available on disk for the Apple II with 48K and the TRS-80 with 32K (back-ups included); and on cassette for the Pet with 8K and the TRS-80 with 16K. 3K-130TC Graphing (TRS, cassette) $39.95 3K-130TD Graphing (TRS, disk) New $49.95
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Graphing Can Be FunMISSING

Learning Arts Educational Catalog (No Attribution)

TRS-80 DISKETTE or CASSETTE<br>2 TRS-80 Diskettes, 48K...$55.00<br>2 Network 2 TRS-80 Diskettes...$55.00<br>2 Network 3 TRS-80 Diskettes...$55.00<br>2 TRS-80 Cassettes, 16K...$55.00<br>Simplified instruction on the purpose of graphs, their interpretation, and construction. Graphs become understandable and fun as they visually come to life via the microcomputer. Reproducible student skill pages are included in the teacher's guide.<br>Pie and Line Graphs<br>Bar and Picture Graphs<br>(Each title, 1 TRS-80 Diskette...$29.95)<br>(Each title, 1 Network 2 TRS-80 Diskette...$29.95)<br>(Each Title, 1 Network 3 TRS-80 Diskette...$29.95)<br>(Each title, 1 TRS-80 Cassette...$29.95)
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Aquarius People Materials Inc

M3

Graphing is Fun Grade: 6-12 III/4 Description: Provides students with simplified instruction on the purpose, interpretation and construction of Bar Graphs, Picture Graphs, Pie Graphs and Line Graphs. The lessons are arranged in a story problem format, and instructions for constructing each type of graph are woven in with the stories. Programs are menu-driven. Hardware Requirements: Disk. Network Compatibility: 2, 3. Support: Aquarius People Materials, Inc. 90-5370 55.00
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Graphing of Function Demos [Enter Constant]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

grapfunc.zip

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Graphing Package

Creative Computing

M1 · DMK

grphgpak.zip

Graphic Package CS-3301 Cassette (16K) $11.95 This package provides a variety of interesting and useful graphing routines. Graphing Package combines text and TRS-80 graphics to plot a variety of functions and other graphs. Bar Graph Bar Graph plots graphs for up to six different categories. An optional display does conversion to a line graph. Cartesian Coordinate Graphing This program plots a standard X, Y graph from a user entered function. A special feature of this program automatically scales of the Y-axis. Polar Coordinate Graphing Rarely found in computer graphing packages, this polar graphing program provides plots of polar functions. The program labels all axes, features automatic scaling, and lets you input the range and increment of the plot. A unique and valuable program. Parametric Graphing Parametric functions are functions in which both x and y are expressed in terms of an independent variable t. The resulting graph is X vs. Y. This program allows the user to input two parametric functions and produces a graph. Linear and Parabolic Regression These two programs are used for data analysis which can later be entered into the graphing routines. Regression routines analyze how well a series of points fit on a linear or quadratic function.
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Graphing Program with CHR Output [Arrows Cause]

T W Mustico

M1 · BAS

grpchrtm.zip

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Graphing Subroutine for the 737 Printer

John Horne

M1 · BAS

grpsb737.zip

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Graphing the Sine and Cosign Functions of Theata [This Program Graphs]

Jim Feniello

M1 · BAS

grsncsth.zip

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Graphing the Sine and Cosign Functions [This Program Graphs]

Jim Feniello

M1 · BAS

grsncsjf.zip

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GraphIt

Richard Foley / 80 Microcomputing

M1 · 1981 · BAS

grphit80.zip

Appears in Issue 023 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
Line and bar graphs are, in most cases, the best method of interpreting statistical or numerical data. With just one glance at a graph you get an overall picture of the
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GraphitMISSING

PowerSoft

M13

GRAPHIT by Powersoft ONLY 39.95 A simple, easy-to-use program for portraying graphs on a microcomputer. Creates and uses files in Visicalc DIF format, so it will be able to graph. Visicalc data as well! Graphs may be changed at the touch of a key; graph scales can be compressed or expanded. Display and print just one portion of the graph or all of it at once. Extremely user-friendly and contains multiple HELP screens. GRAPHIT will print the raw data and produce graphs on any lineprinter. No special lineprinter options required. MOD I/III
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Graphit [Data in Visicalc DIF File]

Nigel J Dibben / Molimerx Ltd

M1 · 1982 · BAS

grphitnd.zip

GRAPHIT GRAPHS AND VISICALC COMPATIBILITY There are a number of programs which will portray graphs on a microcomputer. In fact, we stock one already, namely GRAPH PLOTTER. This program contains additional facilities, however it remains fairly complex to use. GRAPHIT, therefore has been written with three prime requirements in mind. First of all, that it should not only be extremely easy to use but that there should be a HELP command available at all times so that the users can immediately ascertain any commands that he has forgotten. The second requirement was that the files which are created should be compatible with Visicalc and vice-versa. Finally, the author was asked to provide a program in which the user can manipulate the graphs in almost any way he can think of. In particular, we had in mind the scale of the graph, in other words, its magnification or enlargement should be almost infinite. We are happy to report that these requirements have been met. With GRAPHIT you can do very nearly anything you might want to do with a graph. Incidentally, two types of graphing are available - either zig-zag (pen plot) or bar (histogram). These two options are interchangeable as some data in more easily displayed as a histogram and vice versa. To explain the Visicalc compatibility first. In Visicalc you can elect to store data in a number of different ways, one of which is a DIF (Data Interchange Form) file. Such files (containing data which is capable of being graphed) can be loaded into GRAPHIT and a graph drawn. In the same way, if one elects to enter the data direct into GRAPHIT, any file which GRAPHIT makes can be loaded into Visicalc and the data manipulated in any way available to that program. There is, therefore, a complete interchange facility with the popular Visicalc program, as manufactured by Visicorp. The best feature of GRAPHIT is that it is extremely versatile, particularly in its methods of display. Pages may be moved from left to right and up and down, either a page at a time or a column at a time. If one elects to enter data direct into GRAPHIT then the user has editing facilities for deleting items and adding them. They may, of course, be modified in any other way. In other words, one effectively has a screen editor available when in the data entry mode. The program is only disk compatible. It has no compatibility with tape, so that any data files which are produced must be saved to disk. The user has the facility for entering a title to the graph. Alternatively, GRAPHIT itself will give the file a name - 'Graphit Data'. A hard copy of the graph may be obtained. In other words, there is a command for sending data to a lineprinter. Alternatively a screen printer, which is supplied in most DOS's nowadays may be used. The data in tabular form may also be directed to the line printer. A particularly good feature is the ability of GRAPHIT to swap sides when it is displaying a graph. In other words, the X & Y axis can be exchanged at will. This function alone yields some very enlightening results. Equally as easily, the same data can be displayed in either a histogram (bar graph) or pen plot (zig-zag) format. If you have ever worked with information from a graph, then you would be aware of the importance of scales of display. GRAPHIT selects its own scales automatically, however this need not remain permanent. With GRAPHIT you have the ability to either magnify or reduce either the complete graph or any section of your graph. This can be made to occur with a single keystroke. So far as numerical information is concerned, the range is from minus 100,000 to plus 100,000. This has been selected because it is all that can be reasonable displayed. If higher figures are required, then it is simple enough to reduce the scale and label each increment as one thousand. An additional command which is easy to overlook is the ability to 'correct' the axis. If, for instance, your Y axis has both positive and negative values, the graph will automatically select a scale with the zero half way up the screen. Correcting the graph in these circumstances would move the zero down to the left hand corner so that effectively only the positive values are shown. A secondary feature, which again enhances GRAPHIT's user friendliness, that on almost all entries a default value is displayed. The end result is that the tabulation, plotting and display of graphs can be performed very easily with GRAPHIT. GRAPHIT is supplied on disk and requires a minimum of 48k of memory. Memory Requirement 48k TRS-80 Disk Model 1 & 3 11-1704
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Graphix Saver [Rev 81-12-20]

Ken Sperling

M1 · 1981 · BAS

gs811220.zip

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Graphix Saver [Rev 82-05-25]

Ken Sperling

M1 · 1982 · BAS

gs820525.zip

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Graphix Saver [Rev 82-07-14][Set 1]

Ken Sperling

M1 · 1982 · BAS

gs820714.zip

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Graphix Saver [Rev 82-07-14][Set 2][Full]

Ken Sperling

M1 · 1982 · BAS

gs82o714.zip

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Graphmod [Enter Function Using BASIC]

Bob Yarbrough

M1 · 1982 · BAS

grpmodby.zip

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Graphoanalysis [Enter Name of Graphoanalysis Worksheet]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

grphanal.zip

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Graphs Mean Median and Mode

Michael P Conlon / Activity Records

M1 · 1980 · BAS

grmnmdmd.zip

GRAPHS, MEAN, MEDIAN, AND MODE This program covers the topics of mean, median, and mode and how they relate to graphs. Full use is made of the computer's graphics capabilities, making the program enjoyable as well as educational. The student or teacher can choose from a wide range of examples and levels of difficulty. Available on disk (back-up included) for the Apple II with 32K, and on cassette for the TRS-80 with 16K and the Pet with 8K. 'It is designed with the student in mind, and it can faithfully augment the work of a mathematics teacher.' -INFOWORLD. 3K-CP20047T Graphs, Mean, Median (TRS-80) $19.95
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Graphs, Reading and InterpretingMISSING

Learning Arts Educational Catalog (No Attribution)

1 TRS-80 Diskette, 48K...$35.00<br>1 Network 3 TRS-80 Diskette...$35.00<br>Reading and interpreting information from graphs. Includes: pictographs, circle graphs, bar graphs, and line graphs. Guide.
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Graphx Plus Screen Dump

J A King

M1 · CMD

graphxsd.zip

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Graphx [Self Boot]

Steven E Skindell / Soft Sector Marketing

M1 · 1981 · DMK

graphxss.zip

GRAPHX. By Steve Skindell 1981. This is a program that is for the person who does reports or requires some sort of plotted output to show gains or losses, or any type of output that needs graphs. This program puts to the screen or to a printer the plotted points in bar graph format and plots the mean, average of plotted input. This is a very important program for accountants, CPA's, or the average businessman to evaluate, at a moments glance, where he is, was, or maybe where he is going. The files save to disk and can be recalled at any time to be re-examined, modified, or just reprinted. An extra feature is: if you have the Microline 80 printer, by Okidata, your output is in true graphics. Information is supplied for the user so he can modify this program for a special printer. Comes complete and ready to run. Requires MOD I or MOD III 48K disk. Printer optional (132 col.) only $49.95.
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Grapic of a Jesus Fish

Jim C Pickett

M1 · BAS

grjesujp.zip

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GRASP Printer Utilities for Epson Printers

MicroConsultants

M1 · 1982 · CMD

graspprn.zip

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GRASP [GRAphics Support Package]

Misosys

M1 · 1982 · DMK

graspmis.zip

GRASP - by Karl A. Hessinger and Scott A. Loomer The GRAPHICS Support Package (GRASP) is a collection of programs, filters, and drivers that will enhance the capabilities of your Epson MX-80 Graftrax or MX-100 printer. GRASP implements customized character sets which include standard ASCII characters, TRS-80 graphics blocks, and Model III special character symbols. A screen-oriented character editor makes it easy for you to modify or create any character font you desire up to a size of 16 vertical by 12 horizontal dots. If you use the double-character mode, your character font can occupy a width of up to 24 dots. The editor displays an individual character in a visual matrix made up of large graphics blocks. By manipulating the graphics cursor within the matrix, you control exactly what 'dots' will be present in your character. Filters are provided to toggle underlining and invoke selected double-width characters intermixed with standard width. Another filter gives you the capability of printing the Model III special characters with a minimum of high-memory usage. A program is provided to easily set the custom functions of your MX-80G or MX-100 from the DOS Ready mode instead of having to write complex PRINT CHR$ instructions. The GRASP package includes ALTCHAR/CMD, ALRCHAR/DVR, ALTLINE/FLT, ALTWIDE/FLT, MOD3CHAR/FLT, GPD/DVR, SETMX80G/CMD, SETMX100, and UNDRLINE/FLT - nine programs in all. The ALTCHAR/CMD program is a special-purpose graphics editor for you to use in constructing and customizing entire character sets for use with the ALTCHAR/DVR printer driver. ALTCHAR comes supplied with seven already defined character sets which are: STD10/12 - a 10/12 pitch character set of 'standard' characters, block graphics, and Model III special characters; TYPE10/12 - a 10/12 pitch set of typewriter line characters, block graphics, and Model III special characters; SCI10/12 - a 10/12 pitch set derived from STD10 which includes greek characters plus superscripted and subscripted numerals; and OLDENG - a 10 pitch double-width character set of Olde English characters. ALTCHAR/DVR implements the printer support drivers that will use the character files to generate the customized character sets on your printer. The driver options include the following parameters: ADDLF will cause a line feed to be sent after each carriage return; SPACE will cause the output of an extra one-half line feed between each line of text; WIDTH establishes the number of characters to print on a line; DOUBLE will cause the interpretation of the character set as being 'double-width'. HIGH will allow the printing of only characters with an ASCII value less than or equal to the value specified. Only the necessary portion of the character data set will be read and stored in memory, thus allowing you to cut down on the ALTCHAR driver high memory requirements; LENGTH will set the page form length in one sixth inch lines. ALTLINE is a filter to implement character underlining using a toggle character. The ALTLINE filter works in conjunction with the ALTCHAR driver to allow the printing of a continuous underline with little user intervention. Upon receipt of the switch toggle character, ALTLINE will underline all characters until either the end of the line is reached or the switch toggle character is detected. The toggle character is not printed. This ALTWIDE filter provides the capability of printing selected characters in double width while all others are printed in standard width. It could be used, for instance, to print all capital letters in double width. MOD3CHAR/FLT is a filter that adds the capability to print the special video characters as displayed on the Model III without the high memory overhead needed by ALTCHAR. If you only need the special characters, this filter will do it; however, ALTCHAR is still needed for your custom character sets. GPD/DVR allows the use of all dot addressable graphics on the Epson printers. GPD/DVR replaces the printer driver routines located in the TRS-80 ROM. The TRS-80 ROM printer driver routines convert some characters and trap others. GPD/DVR eliminates this problem. When GPD/DVR is set, ALL codes will be passed unmodified to the printer. The SETMX80G and SETMX100 utilities permit conveniently setting the printer options for the Epson MX-80G or MX-100 printers. Command line options for MX-80G are: RESET - reset to defaults RSmode - Radio Shack mode --- --- --- --- Paper - paper transfer mode Emph - emphasized mode Comp - compressed mode eXpand - expanded mode Italic - italics mode MSB - MSB function Double - double strike mode Space - line spacing Form - form length in lines Lines - lines per inch Margin - restores PR/FLT left margin The SETMX100 program also supports the following: US/FRench/GErman/ENglish/DAnish/Swedish/ITallam/SPanish SKip - skip over perfs COLumn - column width UNDRLINE/FLT is used to provide an easy means of underlining on any printer that will backspace (without erasing) and print an underline character (ASCII 95). This filter will work with the Epson MX-80 w/Graftrax but not with the Epson MX-100. The character specified by the parameter, CHAR, will be used to start and stop (toggle) underlining. ORDERING INFORMATION: GRASP: For use with the TRS-80 Models I/III/4 under LDOS 5.1 and Epson MX-type printers.
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Grating Method of MultiplicationMISSING

Educational Software+Design

M13

A different and easy way to multiply large numbers. Reinforces mul-tiplication and addition skills. Graphic fun. Grades 3-12.<br>Price: $6.95
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Gratio

Rob Malone

M1 · BAS

gartiorm.zip

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Gravitron

Craig S Buchanan

M6 · BAS

gravtrcb.zip

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Gravitron

Dennis Lo

M1 · 1983 · CMD

gravtrn1.zip

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Gravitron

Dennis Lo

M3 · 1983 · CMD

gravtrn3.zip

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Gravitron [GO EXEC]

Dennis Lo

M4 · 1983 · CMD

gravtrn4.zip

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GRBAS v1.5 [v1.5 03.84 READY]

Author Unknown

M1 · 1984 · DMK

grbas15a.zip

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GRBasic II [With Source][Provided by Simon Smith]

Simon L Smith

M1 · DMK

grbasc2s.zip

GRBASIC GRBASIC extends Level II or DISK BASIC to include an easy to use graphics command set. A single BASIC command allows the user to draw a line between any two pixels on the screen in hundredths of a second! Coordinates can be chained to allow complex figures to be drawn by a single BASIC program line in less than a second! GRBASIC allows the definition of shapes. Once defined, a shape can be rotated, scaled up or down in size, drawn anywhere on the screen in less than a second, and can even be drawn totally or partially 'off' the screen in extended space! And all with short, simple BASIC commands! Even multiple shapes are no problem! GRBASIC is not a string-packer or machine-language USR-called utility. GRBASIC is fully integrated into Level II and DISK BASIC. There is nothing on the market that offers its graphic features, except possibly the Apple II computer! Animation, scientific plotting, and professional data displays are now child's play! A new program, GRBASIC FUNCTION PLOTTER, allows the plotting of almost any function, including polar coordinate based figures and almost any wave form. Features include function definition and automatic screen scaling. REQUIRES GRBASIC! GRBASIC cassette $19.95 GRBASIC TRS-DOS disk $24.95 GRBASIC NEWDOS80 disk $24.95 GRBASIC FUNCTION PLOTTER $14.95 Examples of graphics produced with GRBASIC
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GRBasic System [Set 1][Original]

Simon L Smith / Med Systems Software

M1 · 1982 · DMK

grbasc3m.zip

GRBASIC 2.0 Our best selling GRBASIC has been upgraded. GRBASIC adds a set of commands to BASIC that allow the user to produce machine language speed graphics directly from BASIC. This is not a string packer or a USR function. New BASIC commands are added directly to BASIC. All existing programs will still run. Trade-In Policy for GRBASIC 1.0 Send us the original GRBASIC disk or cassette with $5.00 and we will send you GRBASIC 2.0. We must have the original media returned. No exceptions. GRBASIC 2.0 Model I and Model III 16K and up Cassette $19.95 GRBASIC 2.0 Model I and Model III Diskette $24.95 Please Specify DOS System When Ordering! Some Features of GRBASIC 2.0 Draws or erases lines between any set of points on the screen. Coordinates may be chained. A corner to corner line is drawn in under 6/100ths of a second! Draws a circle of any given radius at a given point. Circles may be drawn off the edge of the screen. Draws a shape at any given point, using the last specified rotation and magnification. Any shape of a multiple set can be specified. Shapes can be drawn off the screen in extended space, and are user-definable with no limitations except the TRS-80's resolution. Magnifies a defined shape from 1-255. This changes the size of a previously defined shape. Rotates a shape in 45 degree increments. Sends sound to the cassette port. User specifies range of frequency and duration of each frequency. Repeat factor is available. Extensive, newly re-written manual. p.o. box 2674 chapel hill, nc 27514 1-800-334-5470
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GRBasic System [Set 2]

Simon L Smith / Med Systems Software

M1 · 1982 · CMD

grbasic1.zip

GRBASIC 2.0 Our best selling GRBASIC has been upgraded. GRBASIC adds a set of commands to BASIC that allow the user to produce machine language speed graphics directly from BASIC. This is not a string packer or a USR function. New BASIC commands are added directly to BASIC. All existing programs will still run. Trade-In Policy for GRBASIC 1.0 Send us the original GRBASIC disk or cassette with $5.00 and we will send you GRBASIC 2.0. We must have the original media returned. No exceptions. GRBASIC 2.0 Model I and Model III 16K and up Cassette $19.95 GRBASIC 2.0 Model I and Model III Diskette $24.95 Please Specify DOS System When Ordering! Some Features of GRBASIC 2.0 Draws or erases lines between any set of points on the screen. Coordinates may be chained. A corner to corner line is drawn in under 6/100ths of a second! Draws a circle of any given radius at a given point. Circles may be drawn off the edge of the screen. Draws a shape at any given point, using the last specified rotation and magnification. Any shape of a multiple set can be specified. Shapes can be drawn off the screen in extended space, and are user-definable with no limitations except the TRS-80's resolution. Magnifies a defined shape from 1-255. This changes the size of a previously defined shape. Rotates a shape in 45 degree increments. Sends sound to the cassette port. User specifies range of frequency and duration of each frequency. Repeat factor is available. Extensive, newly re-written manual. p.o. box 2674 chapel hill, nc 27514 1-800-334-5470
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GRBasic System [Set 3]

Simon L Smith / Med Systems Software

M1 · 1982 · CMD

grbasic2.zip

GRBASIC 2.0 Our best selling GRBASIC has been upgraded. GRBASIC adds a set of commands to BASIC that allow the user to produce machine language speed graphics directly from BASIC. This is not a string packer or a USR function. New BASIC commands are added directly to BASIC. All existing programs will still run. Trade-In Policy for GRBASIC 1.0 Send us the original GRBASIC disk or cassette with $5.00 and we will send you GRBASIC 2.0. We must have the original media returned. No exceptions. GRBASIC 2.0 Model I and Model III 16K and up Cassette $19.95 GRBASIC 2.0 Model I and Model III Diskette $24.95 Please Specify DOS System When Ordering! Some Features of GRBASIC 2.0 Draws or erases lines between any set of points on the screen. Coordinates may be chained. A corner to corner line is drawn in under 6/100ths of a second! Draws a circle of any given radius at a given point. Circles may be drawn off the edge of the screen. Draws a shape at any given point, using the last specified rotation and magnification. Any shape of a multiple set can be specified. Shapes can be drawn off the screen in extended space, and are user-definable with no limitations except the TRS-80's resolution. Magnifies a defined shape from 1-255. This changes the size of a previously defined shape. Rotates a shape in 45 degree increments. Sends sound to the cassette port. User specifies range of frequency and duration of each frequency. Repeat factor is available. Extensive, newly re-written manual. p.o. box 2674 chapel hill, nc 27514 1-800-334-5470
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GRBasic System [Set 4]

Simon L Smith / Med Systems Software

M1 · 1982 · CMD

grbasic3.zip

GRBASIC 2.0 Our best selling GRBASIC has been upgraded. GRBASIC adds a set of commands to BASIC that allow the user to produce machine language speed graphics directly from BASIC. This is not a string packer or a USR function. New BASIC commands are added directly to BASIC. All existing programs will still run. Trade-In Policy for GRBASIC 1.0 Send us the original GRBASIC disk or cassette with $5.00 and we will send you GRBASIC 2.0. We must have the original media returned. No exceptions. GRBASIC 2.0 Model I and Model III 16K and up Cassette $19.95 GRBASIC 2.0 Model I and Model III Diskette $24.95 Please Specify DOS System When Ordering! Some Features of GRBASIC 2.0 Draws or erases lines between any set of points on the screen. Coordinates may be chained. A corner to corner line is drawn in under 6/100ths of a second! Draws a circle of any given radius at a given point. Circles may be drawn off the edge of the screen. Draws a shape at any given point, using the last specified rotation and magnification. Any shape of a multiple set can be specified. Shapes can be drawn off the screen in extended space, and are user-definable with no limitations except the TRS-80's resolution. Magnifies a defined shape from 1-255. This changes the size of a previously defined shape. Rotates a shape in 45 degree increments. Sends sound to the cassette port. User specifies range of frequency and duration of each frequency. Repeat factor is available. Extensive, newly re-written manual. p.o. box 2674 chapel hill, nc 27514 1-800-334-5470
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