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Magic Square

Charles D Baden

M1 · 1980 · BAS

magsqrcb.zip

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Magic Square Generator [Geef de Grootte Van Het Vierkant]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

magsqrde.zip

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Magic Square Guessing Game

W Ecker

M1 · BAS

magsqrnl.zip

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Magic Square [Berekent Een Zgn Magisch Vierkandt]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

magsqrdt.zip

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Magic Square [Object To Make a Square]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

mgcsqo2s.zip

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Magic Square [This game is played on a 3x3 grid]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

magsqr33.zip

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Magic Squares

Creative Computing

M1 · 1979 · BAS

magcsqr3.zip

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Magic Squares

Bill Weil

M4 · 1986 · BAS

msquarbw.zip

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Magic Squares [A Magic Square is a Square Array]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

magcsqr1.zip

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Magic Squares [Cell Number]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

magcsqcn.zip

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Magic Squares [Your Goal Is To Get]

Mike Lynne

M1 · 1984 · BAS

magsqrml.zip

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Magic Trilogy Part 1: Fairytale AdventureMISSING

Keith Campbell

M1

Magic Trilogy A SERIES OF THREE ADVENTURES WRITTEN IN BASIC AND RECOMMENDED FOR YOUNG CHILDREN When one comes to think of it there is no reason why an Adventure should not be written in Basic. Some of the earlier one were, but they were not particularly good. However, that was before the microcomputer machine language Adventures became available, which, as we all know, created something of standard in the industry. We elected to publish this Trilogy of Basic Adventures as they follow the structure of many of the machine language Adventures currently on the market. There are really only two objections to a Basic Adventure. The first is a question of speed and the second of security, not in the sense of copying, but in the sense of being able to cheat by listing the program and looking at the strings. At any rate, in each of these Basic Adventures, the speed problem is pretty well overcome. It is certainly true to say that there is some delay after an instruction is entered and the computer complies. However, we feel that this does not serious detract from the enjoyment of the game. The author Ken Campbell, has overcome the second point by disabling the Break key at the beginning of the game and enabling it at the end. Obviously, this can be overcome by a knowledgeable user, but at least it will go some way to stopping an unscrupulous player from getting a listing whilst the game is in play. FAIRYTALE ADVENTURE This is the first in the Trilogy and is aimed at family participation. It's theme is fairy stories and nursery rhymes that all interconnect to provide 'souvenir' treasures from the stores. We have found that these stories have a 'captivating' effect on young children, whilst the parents will probably be required to provide vocabulary and perhaps 'adventure experience' in solving some the the problems. The game has thirty-six locations and over thirty moveable objects. The player will have to travel through secret passages, grottos, waterfalls, caves, candy houses and many other interesting locations. Memory Requirement 16k TRS-80 Tape Model 1 & 3 11-1904 WONDERLAND ADVENTURE - PART TWO IN THE TRILOGY WONDERLAND ADVENTURE follows FAIRYTALE in content in that it is aimed at family participation. Again, fairytales and nursery rhythms are used, indeed about 10 stories or rhymes are referenced, together with Mickey Mouse, Tom and Jerry, and so on. While some people may carry an inbuilt discrimination against fairytales and wonderlands, we suggest you attempt them. They are surprisingly good fun. After all, it isn't very often that you get the chance of playing croquet with flamingo on a computer! Memory Requirement 16k TRS-80 Tape Model 1 & 3 11-1908 DREAMWORLD - PART THREE OF THE TRILOGY DREAMWORLD is based on the following stores and rhymes: Oliver Twist, Wizard of Oz, Christmas Carol, Peter Pan, Jack and Jill, Ding Dong Bell, Old King Cole and Little Jack Horner, with, as the author says, a guest appearance from Santa Claus. The network of the game comprises a real world and a fantasy world. It is possible to sleep and dream when in bed and subsequent dreams land the player in different locations and open up successive sections of the work previously inaccessible. The player can move from dream to real world, but not vice-versa, quite often fantasy becomes confused with reality. The command WAKE always terminates a dream and returns the player to his bed. There are 12 treasures in DREAMWORLD and about 35 locations. Although it would be foolish to pretend that these programs do not have more appeal to children than to adults, it is equally fair to say that the adults that we have seen playing it seem to thoroughly enjoy a fleeting trip down memory lane. Memory Requirement 16k TRS-80 Tape Model 1 & 3 11-1902
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Magic Trilogy Part 2: Wonderland AdventureMISSING

Keith Campbell

M1

Magic Trilogy A SERIES OF THREE ADVENTURES WRITTEN IN BASIC AND RECOMMENDED FOR YOUNG CHILDREN When one comes to think of it there is no reason why an Adventure should not be written in Basic. Some of the earlier one were, but they were not particularly good. However, that was before the microcomputer machine language Adventures became available, which, as we all know, created something of standard in the industry. We elected to publish this Trilogy of Basic Adventures as they follow the structure of many of the machine language Adventures currently on the market. There are really only two objections to a Basic Adventure. The first is a question of speed and the second of security, not in the sense of copying, but in the sense of being able to cheat by listing the program and looking at the strings. At any rate, in each of these Basic Adventures, the speed problem is pretty well overcome. It is certainly true to say that there is some delay after an instruction is entered and the computer complies. However, we feel that this does not serious detract from the enjoyment of the game. The author Ken Campbell, has overcome the second point by disabling the Break key at the beginning of the game and enabling it at the end. Obviously, this can be overcome by a knowledgeable user, but at least it will go some way to stopping an unscrupulous player from getting a listing whilst the game is in play. FAIRYTALE ADVENTURE This is the first in the Trilogy and is aimed at family participation. It's theme is fairy stories and nursery rhymes that all interconnect to provide 'souvenir' treasures from the stores. We have found that these stories have a 'captivating' effect on young children, whilst the parents will probably be required to provide vocabulary and perhaps 'adventure experience' in solving some the the problems. The game has thirty-six locations and over thirty moveable objects. The player will have to travel through secret passages, grottos, waterfalls, caves, candy houses and many other interesting locations. Memory Requirement 16k TRS-80 Tape Model 1 & 3 11-1904 WONDERLAND ADVENTURE - PART TWO IN THE TRILOGY WONDERLAND ADVENTURE follows FAIRYTALE in content in that it is aimed at family participation. Again, fairytales and nursery rhythms are used, indeed about 10 stories or rhymes are referenced, together with Mickey Mouse, Tom and Jerry, and so on. While some people may carry an inbuilt discrimination against fairytales and wonderlands, we suggest you attempt them. They are surprisingly good fun. After all, it isn't very often that you get the chance of playing croquet with flamingo on a computer! Memory Requirement 16k TRS-80 Tape Model 1 & 3 11-1908 DREAMWORLD - PART THREE OF THE TRILOGY DREAMWORLD is based on the following stores and rhymes: Oliver Twist, Wizard of Oz, Christmas Carol, Peter Pan, Jack and Jill, Ding Dong Bell, Old King Cole and Little Jack Horner, with, as the author says, a guest appearance from Santa Claus. The network of the game comprises a real world and a fantasy world. It is possible to sleep and dream when in bed and subsequent dreams land the player in different locations and open up successive sections of the work previously inaccessible. The player can move from dream to real world, but not vice-versa, quite often fantasy becomes confused with reality. The command WAKE always terminates a dream and returns the player to his bed. There are 12 treasures in DREAMWORLD and about 35 locations. Although it would be foolish to pretend that these programs do not have more appeal to children than to adults, it is equally fair to say that the adults that we have seen playing it seem to thoroughly enjoy a fleeting trip down memory lane. Memory Requirement 16k TRS-80 Tape Model 1 & 3 11-1902
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Magic Trilogy Part 3: DreamworldMISSING

Keith Campbell

M1

Magic Trilogy A SERIES OF THREE ADVENTURES WRITTEN IN BASIC AND RECOMMENDED FOR YOUNG CHILDREN When one comes to think of it there is no reason why an Adventure should not be written in Basic. Some of the earlier one were, but they were not particularly good. However, that was before the microcomputer machine language Adventures became available, which, as we all know, created something of standard in the industry. We elected to publish this Trilogy of Basic Adventures as they follow the structure of many of the machine language Adventures currently on the market. There are really only two objections to a Basic Adventure. The first is a question of speed and the second of security, not in the sense of copying, but in the sense of being able to cheat by listing the program and looking at the strings. At any rate, in each of these Basic Adventures, the speed problem is pretty well overcome. It is certainly true to say that there is some delay after an instruction is entered and the computer complies. However, we feel that this does not serious detract from the enjoyment of the game. The author Ken Campbell, has overcome the second point by disabling the Break key at the beginning of the game and enabling it at the end. Obviously, this can be overcome by a knowledgeable user, but at least it will go some way to stopping an unscrupulous player from getting a listing whilst the game is in play. FAIRYTALE ADVENTURE This is the first in the Trilogy and is aimed at family participation. It's theme is fairy stories and nursery rhymes that all interconnect to provide 'souvenir' treasures from the stores. We have found that these stories have a 'captivating' effect on young children, whilst the parents will probably be required to provide vocabulary and perhaps 'adventure experience' in solving some the the problems. The game has thirty-six locations and over thirty moveable objects. The player will have to travel through secret passages, grottos, waterfalls, caves, candy houses and many other interesting locations. Memory Requirement 16k TRS-80 Tape Model 1 & 3 11-1904 WONDERLAND ADVENTURE - PART TWO IN THE TRILOGY WONDERLAND ADVENTURE follows FAIRYTALE in content in that it is aimed at family participation. Again, fairytales and nursery rhythms are used, indeed about 10 stories or rhymes are referenced, together with Mickey Mouse, Tom and Jerry, and so on. While some people may carry an inbuilt discrimination against fairytales and wonderlands, we suggest you attempt them. They are surprisingly good fun. After all, it isn't very often that you get the chance of playing croquet with flamingo on a computer! Memory Requirement 16k TRS-80 Tape Model 1 & 3 11-1908 DREAMWORLD - PART THREE OF THE TRILOGY DREAMWORLD is based on the following stores and rhymes: Oliver Twist, Wizard of Oz, Christmas Carol, Peter Pan, Jack and Jill, Ding Dong Bell, Old King Cole and Little Jack Horner, with, as the author says, a guest appearance from Santa Claus. The network of the game comprises a real world and a fantasy world. It is possible to sleep and dream when in bed and subsequent dreams land the player in different locations and open up successive sections of the work previously inaccessible. The player can move from dream to real world, but not vice-versa, quite often fantasy becomes confused with reality. The command WAKE always terminates a dream and returns the player to his bed. There are 12 treasures in DREAMWORLD and about 35 locations. Although it would be foolish to pretend that these programs do not have more appeal to children than to adults, it is equally fair to say that the adults that we have seen playing it seem to thoroughly enjoy a fleeting trip down memory lane. Memory Requirement 16k TRS-80 Tape Model 1 & 3 11-1902
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Magic Wand v1.1

Small Business Applications

M8 · 1980 · COM

magcwndc.zip

MAGIC WAND - Full-feature word processing, true proportional spacing, file merging, and use of full-screen editor for source programs or data $400.00
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Magic Wand v1.1

Small Business Applications

M8 · 1980 · DMK

magcwndd.zip

MAGIC WAND - Full-feature word processing, true proportional spacing, file merging, and use of full-screen editor for source programs or data $400.00
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Magic Worm

Frank Celler + Stefan Radermacher

M1 · 1981 · CMD

magcworm.zip

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Magic [CPM Disk Reconfigure format and verify]

Pacifica Technology

M8 · 1984 · COM

magiccpm.zip

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Magical Journey Adventure

Peter Kirsch / Softside

M1 · BAS

mjourney.zip

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MagicClip Art

Computer News 80

M4 · 1992 · CLP

miscmcaf.zip

MagicDraw Clip Art Update. MagicClip Art is now available on 41 disks of clip art figures and borders and frames at $5 each. There is no catalog for them at this time, we will have a reference guide available for a purchase price of about $20 or more some time in this spring if there is enough demand for it. The purpose of the reference guide will be to enable you to quickly locate the clip art files in your collection without having to view each one.
We have endeavored to make this collection of clip art as inexpensive as possible for the users of MagicDraw. At $5 per disk of 40 files you are paying 12.5 cents per file. You can view every file on a MagicClip disk using MagicDraw's clip art view program. You can load in any clip art file and modify it to fit your needs very simply by using MagicDraw's edit program.
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MagicDraw Sample Fonts [Original]

David Goben

M4 · 1993 · DMK

mdsmpfnt.zip

MAGICDRAW Drawing program equals or surpasses the IBM-PrintMaster or PrintShop for the TRS80 Model 4/4P/4D (high-resolution board, mouse and mouse driver required). MAGICDRAW by David Goben $ 67.00
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MagicDraw v1.0.4 [Magic Hi-Res Graphic Program][Data Disk]

David Goben

M4 · 1993 · DMK

mgcdrdgm.zip

MAGICDRAW Drawing program equals or surpasses the IBM-PrintMaster or PrintShop for the TRS80 Model 4/4P/4D (high-resolution board, mouse and mouse driver required). MAGICDRAW by David Goben $ 67.00
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MagicheckMISSING

MagiComp

M13

MAGICHECK MagiCheck can be used for your Personal or Business Checking Account. It handles up to 8 separate checking accounts and can produce Profit & Loss Statements for up to 199 ledger categories. MAGICHECK'S OTHER FEATURES INCLUDE: Pay-by-Phone Accounting . Check Writing Capabilities . Checks can be Divided into Different Ledger Accounts . A Listing of your Personal Tax Deductible Payments . Extensive Error Correcting Capabilities Automatic Calculation of First Year Depreciation Automatic Calculation of your Investment Credit . Divide Deposits into different Sources to Aid Planning MAGICHECK IS STILL IN BUSINESS. Despite the best efforts of the reach out and punch someone people to convince you otherwise. They promised to install 800-MAGIC99 by February 1. Many heated phone calls later they have finally done it so we are again able to answer your orders. The cost of the MagiCheck Program is only $30.00. Plus $3.00 for shipping & handling charges. PA residents add $1.98 for sales tax. Call Today 800-Magic 99. In PA call 1-215-473-6599. Or send your check to: MagiComp, 2710 W. Country Club Rd., Philadelphia, PA 19131. Please Specify: Mod1, Mod 3/4; LDOS DOSPLUS, or other operating system. (180K Disk Storage Required) MC & VISA accepted. Free Bulletin Board 215/473-2360 9 PM-1 PM EST. Leave Orders, Questions or Share Your Suggestions.
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Magicopy v1.0 [Is A Printer Available and Ready]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

magicpy1.zip

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MagiDex Disk Directory Manager v1.2 [Set 1]

Charles P Knight (x2017) / 80 Microcomputing

M1 · 1983 · BAS

magdex12.zip

Appears in Issue 037 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
Using the program Colorzap, you can look through the disk and examine any track and sector you desire. You might want to start by looking at track 17 sector 3. This is the beginning of the directory. As indicated in the manual, an entry in the directory consists of the program name, left justified in bytes 0-7, then an extension in bytes 8-10 (see sample directory screen, Fig. 2). The rest of the bytes in the entry specify the file type, whether it is ASCII or not, the starting granule, and the number of bytes
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MagiDex Disk Directory Manager v1.2 [Set 2]

Charles P Knight (x2017) / 80 Microcomputing

M1 · 1983 · BAS

magidex2.zip

Appears in Issue 037 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
Using the program Colorzap, you can look through the disk and examine any track and sector you desire. You might want to start by looking at track 17 sector 3. This is the beginning of the directory. As indicated in the manual, an entry in the directory consists of the program name, left justified in bytes 0-7, then an extension in bytes 8-10 (see sample directory screen, Fig. 2). The rest of the bytes in the entry specify the file type, whether it is ASCII or not, the starting granule, and the number of bytes
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Magindex [Mini Database for Articles][MD]

Lance Wolstrup (x2013)

M4 · BAS

magindex.zip

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Maglib: Magazine Article ManagerMISSING

House of Herman

M1

Organize magazine articles for easy reference. Access articles by given subject or use any keyword that is used in the title. Fast and easy to use. Another fine product from the house of herman.<br>Price: $12.95
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Magnetic Compass Deviation CalculationMISSING

Richard J Cullen

M1

Calculates and prints to video or line printer a compass deviation table. Determines the true azimuth of the sun and compares it with relative bearings of the sun and compass courses recorded on board.<br>Price: $10.00 cassette, $5.00 source
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Magnum Data Management System Documentation

Data Resources

M3 · DMK

magdatmd.zip

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Magnum-80: Accounts PayableMISSING

Data Anilas Ltd

M1

* intigrated w/gl or stand alone * 200000 vendor transactions/mo max * aged accts payable report * listing by invoice * listing by acct no or vendor * cash requirements report<br>Price: $225.00
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Magnum-80: Accounts ReceivableMISSING

Data Anilas Ltd

M1

* double entry bookeeping * 6 digit account no's maximum * auto posting to general ledger * custom billing and aging reports * 40000 customer transaction/mo max* random access to customer accts.<br>Price: $225.00
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Magnum-80: General LedgerMISSING

Data Anilas Ltd

M1

Professional quality * 250 user defined accounts * 3500 account entries/month * detailed reports and audit trail -tb, P&L, BS, receipts and disbursements* field tested double entry system<br>Price: $275.00
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Mah JongMISSING

Molimerx Ltd

M13

MAH JONG - THE UNIQUE CHINESE GAME Mah Jong is a Chinese game played with ivory and bamboo (or nowadays plastic) tiles. These are arranged into walls from which the players deal themselves a certain number. To somebody who has never come across the game a description of Mah Jong is to the effect that it is Rummy played with tiles. To the avid Mah-Jong player this would be sacrilegious but it does contains a certain amount of truth. The game first became popular in the Far East in the late nineteenth century. It is a game for two, three or four players, but invariably four take part. There are many versions of Mah-Jong but in the most common there are five different sets of tiles of general interest. The most important sets are Circles, Characters and Bamboos plus, Winds and Dragons. Two other sets, Flowers and Seasons, are of little interest until the end of the game when the scoring takes place. In order to win the game one has to declare Mah-jong. It is played on a 'table' divided by lines to make the various hands more understandable.There is a maximum of four hands available in Mah-Jong. In this version, the computer plays one hand Memory Requirement 16K TRS 80 Tape Model 1 & 3
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Mai*L*Et ListMISSING

Computer Services

M3

Over 1200 names-types letter or mailing labels to list automatically or by sort-very friendly-save or access letters-ISAM-mixes 3 or 4 line addresses-codes-you-make-um friend-client-prospt-etc also-delete<br>Price: $165.00
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Maid [Help Im Being Attacked]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

maidm1au.zip

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Maidenhead Locator [Lat-Long to Locator]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

maidnhd1.zip

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Maiing List/Directory System v3.3.5 [Original]

Galactic Software Ltd

M1 · 1979 · DMK

mlfl335a.zip

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MailMISSING

K+L Software

M13

MAIL $39.95 MAIL A BASIC MAILING LIST PROGRAM WITH ALL OF THE SPEED AND FEATURES OF THE MORE EXPENSIVE MACHINE LANGUAGE PROGRAMS. FEATURES INCLUDE FULL GLOBAL SEARCH AND EDIT ON ALL FIELDS. A FAST SORT ROUTINE ON ANY OR ALL FIELDS. PRINT 1,2,3 OR 4 LABELS ACROSS. STORE UP TO 2000 NAMES ON A SINGLE DATA DISK ON THE MODEL III. MODEL I/III 1 OR 2 DISK SYSTEM (803)-552-9990 K&L SOFTWARE P.O.BOX 39093 NORTHBRIDGE STA. CHARLESTON, S.C. 29407 PLEASE SPECIFY MODEL I/III AND DOS SORRY NO COD ORDERS PLEASE. ADD $2.00 PER ORDER FOR POSTAGE/HANDLING. ALLOW 21 DAYS FOR DELIVERY ON PERSONAL CHECK ORDERS. CALL TO PLACE VISA/MASTER CARD ORDERS, OR MAIL CARD NUMBER AND EXP. DATE. S.C. RESIDENTS ADD SALES TAX. TRS-80 MODEL I/III REGISTERED TO TANDY CORP.
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Mail Form Convert and Sort [Convert and Sort or Change]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

mailform.zip

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Mail GenieMISSING

Southern Center for Research

M13

The House-Ware Genies . The Mail Genie . The Pantry Genie . The Recipe Genie . The Calendar Genie . The Insurance Genie At last, the Turn-Key Programs that allow Dad to influence Mom, that a TRS-80 Model III and Color Computer is a modern day necessity. Introductory Price $29.95 Developed By SOUTHERN CENTER FOR RESEARCH & INNOVATION P.O. Box 1713 Hattiesburg, MS 39403 TELEPHONE 601-545-1680 TELEX 585400 SCRI US HATI CABLE SCRI US Dealer Inquiries Invited
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Mail LetterMISSING

Softek Software

M13

MAIL LETTER Will do the same as mail but you can type up to two letters along with it and the mail letter program will type the letter and put their name and address on the heading and also print 'Dear' and their first name. Model I & III Disk $29.95 SOFTEK SOFTWARE P.O. BOX 702 STERLING, ILLINOIS 61081 815-625-5342 MASTERCARD AND VISA WELCOME
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Mail ListMISSING

BAP$ Software

M13

BUSINESS & PLEASURE SOFTWARE FOR TRS-80 MOD. I & III MAIL LIST (disk) 32K 22.95 Add $4 for disk except Mail List Add $1.50 shipping BAP$ Software 5930 Star Ln. Suite F Houston, TX 77057 713/783-3433 TRS-80 is a reg. trademark of Tandy Corp.
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Mail ListMISSING

QSI Systems

M13

MAIL LIST THESE FEATURES MAKE THIS THE BEST MAIL LIST PACKAGE AVAILABLE: . YOU CAN ADD OR DELETE ANY OF THESE FEATURES TO CUSTOMIZE THE PACKAGE TO YOUR REQUIREMENTS. PROGRAMMABLE SHORTHAND INCREASES THROUGHPUT BY UP TO 5 TIMES . INSTANTANEOUS SORT-SEARCH-EDIT ON OPERATOR COMMAND . FULL LABEL OPTIONS . FORM LETTER CAPABILITY . FILE SIZE LIMITED ONLY BY YOUR DOS & NUMBER OF DRIVES . U.S./CANADIAN/FOREIGN ZIPS . MODEL I / III 48 K DISK FULL SYSTEM $125 U.S. DOCUMENTATION ONLY $ 20 U.S. QSI SYSTEMS P O BOX 82026 BURNABY, B C CANADA V5C 5P2 DEALER INQUIRIES WELCOME
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Unilogic

M13

MAIL LIST $9.95 Basic, no-frills program. Easy to use. Lists all (or range of) addresses. Prints 4 lines by 30 chars on standard 3 1/2 inch x 15/16 inch label. UNILOGIC P.O. Box 160 PARIS, KY 40361 (606) 987-2678 (606) 987-4310 (32K TRS-80 with disk drive required.) TRS-80 is a trade mark of Tandy Corp.
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Mail List Case Converter [Do You Want The First Line]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

malicaco.zip

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Mail List II

Rich

M1 · BAS

maliiifr.zip

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Mail List IIMISSING

Ramware, SBSG

M1

Complete mail list package for 32K, dual systems. Enter, update, merge, sort, print, mailing labels. Over 600 items per disk, routines for multiple disk drives.<br>Price: $49.95
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Mail List Manager v2.2 [TD Data Disk]

Manhattan Software

M3 · 1982 · DMK

mllsmgms.zip

The Easy MANHATTAN Way To Handle EXPENSES, LISTS & MAILINGS MAIL LIST MANAGER - Holds 1,000 names and addresses in 48K two-disk version or 400 in one-disk 32K version. Sorts by zip code or name [lightning fast in machine code], prints labels one-up or two-up, selectable by any combination of user-entered Print Key or geographic area. Prints full list in notebook format. Two-disk version $50, one-disk $45. For Models I or III [with DOS conversion] Write for full catalog of disk & cassette programs California residents add 6% tax MANHATTAN SOFTWARE Box 1063, Woodland Hills, CA 91365 24-hour Visa/MC Order Line [213] 704-8495
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Mail List SystemMISSING

Precision Prototypes

M13

MALLING LIST SYSTEM $119.95 FOR TRS-80 (Tandy Trademark) Model I and III WHAT SETS OUR SYSTEM APART? Our system is configured specifically for large mailing lists (or small) on floppy disk drives. Some other major systems run on floppies but are really intended for use on hard disk drives. Such a system assumes that you have vast amounts of on line disk storage capacity, the continuity of the data is limited to what you can have on line at one time. To get the real benefit of such a system, one usually has to purchase expanded track/density floppy disk drives and even then the problem occurs when all the drives are filled with data. We have neatly solved this problem by allowing all your data disks to be maintained in continuous order, even though, due to the limitations of your drives, the list may be too large to all be 'on line' at one time. Thus our system accommodates extremely large lists using your existing drives and yet avoids the 'segmented' data problems of the hard disk approach. While it is fashionable to advertise all machine-code systems, our system is primarily written in BASIC, with embedded machine code for the speed sensitive areas. What this means is that our system is easy to modify, yet extremely fast. This is very important since many users like to have custom modifications made (either by them or us) so as to fit some unique requirement. Our manual has a section devoted exclusively to such modifications. Remember all machine-code systems are extremely difficult to modify. Continuity of the ordered data (even data spanning many disks) is not limited to a 'session', but is permanent. Optional: 'backing up' of your data an etoqa is an integral part of the system and is not restricted to the end of a session. This is true even for deletions. The length of our data fields are more than adequate to accommodate even your longest names/addresses. Adjusts to a 32x memory although full use is made of a 48K memory. Can be used with any DOS including TRSDOS. The program disk does not have to stay on line, thus freeing more space for data storage. Load and scroll through entire entries or selected fields. Edit as you scroll or go directly (takes about 2 sec.) to a specific entry and edit or delete. Our automatic repeat feature allows often used names/addresses to be entered with a single key stroke. Each disk entry, optionally, 'remember,' how many mailings have been made for that particular entry. Can be tied in with suggestions. Continuing expert support just a phone call away. You will be able to discuss your problems/modifications with the authors. Money back guarantee if not fully satisfied! ADDITIONAL FEATURES: . Simple to use, even for the novice, menu oriented. Permits 2260 names 'on-line' with 40 track double density (e.g. you will almost 5000 names with 80 track drives). The older 35 single density drives permit 1025 online entries, made possible with our unique data compression techniques. Super Fast sort by alph, or zip order (8 sec. for 1000 entries). Both orders can exist simultaneously on disk. High speed recovery of entries from disk, speed of sort is meaningless if retrieval from disk is slow. Ours pulls in over 11 per sec! Master list printout of your list in several formats (not just a match of labels), extremely useful. Zip order is 'sub-alphabetized'. Less than 5 digit zips have leading 0's appended. Supports 9 digit zips, Canadian zips, and foreign abbrev. Optional second address line. Optional reversal of names about commas. This permits disk storage in last name first order to facilitate meaningful ordering while the printout will be in 'natural' order. Permits telephone, account, and/or serial numbers, etc. Prints on envelopes or labels 1, 2, 3 or 4 across. Can print individual labels at time of creation or editing. Test label/envelope printing allows you to make vertical and horizontal adjustments with ease. Transfers old files to our system. Selective printout by specific zips or zip ranges. Plenty of user defined fields with provisions for simultaneously purging and/or selecting the printout, even allows for inequalities. Powerful and easy to use. Editing is simply and fast direct access or automatic search. Batch transfer or edited entries to backup disks. Equally provides for duplicate labels. Deleted entries have 'holes' on disk filled automatically and alph. order is still maintained! All labels optionally support an 'Attn.' line with provisions for multiple entries. This permits mail to be sent to several people at given addresses, conserves disk space. All 0's are replaced by easier to read 0's in addresses. Continuous display of number of label/envelopes printed. Extensive use of error traps, even recovers from a power failure during a printout. Extensive assortment of extra cost options for customized master list printout (in addition to the standard one mentioned above), transfer of entries between disks, summary reports, and 'publishers'; type multiple list label printouts. Hardware requirements, 32K, printer, and 1 or 2 drives. Mailing List System Form Letter Football-Scout Super Calendars Model I or III? Total/Jack/Unit for Shipping & Handling Check C.O.D. Visa MC Card No. (Exp.) Name Address City, State, & Zip PRECISION PROTOTYPES 410 C. Ritz, Reltgen, TX 78577 (713)724-4730
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Mail List [Add Browse Search Update Escape]

Rick Herring

M4 · BAS

maillst1.zip

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Michael Schrenk

M1

Includes complete instructions. Store up to 1300 names on data disk works on one or multiple drive modi you add names, edit names, print them on your CRT or on your labels. I use this program myself!!!<br>Price: $9.95 disk, $1.95 source
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Coleman Computer Services

M13

COLEMAN COMPUTER . Model I, III & 4 DISK AND CASSETTE SOFTWARE ALL PRICES ARE FOR DISK VERSION UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED. CASSETTE VERSIONS $5.00 LOWER UNLESS SPECIFIED, SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ARE: 32K DISK - 16K CASSETTE HOME BUDGET ACCOUNTANT 49.95 New HIGH-TECH! Converse in English. It's almost Human! Request any kind of Report. Assists you in planning your Budget. Supports Checking, Savings, Cash on Hand, Income and Expenses. 48K req. COMPLETE CHECKING II 39.95 Pre-Define up to 50 checks (disk). Displays and Prints checks. Help screens. Has reconciliation feature to balance account. Many reports: Tax Deduct Cks, Balances, Date sensitive. By Desc, Ck Num, Unreconciled Cks. Deposits, more. Powerful Editor. 48K req CCS TUTOR-CREATE (Disk Only) 149.95 CAI (Computer Assisted Instruction). Can CREATE Courseware, Instruction, Text, Exams, etc. Graphics (user defined & built-in) can be mixed with text. Complete documentation and sample course development walk-thru 48K req CCS TUTOR-TEACH (Disk Only) 39.95 Run Courseware and Exams created by CCS TUTOR/CREATE. Pre-packaged tutorials are under development. Newsletter for owners. Upcoming tutorials: SAT Prep, Beginning-Intermediate-Advanced Basic Programming, Assembly Language Programming, Speed Reading, K-8 Math and many more. 48K req. TYPE AND PRINT 10.95 APPOINTMENT MANAGER 19.95 MINI WORD PROCESSOR 19.95 PHONE MESSAGE SECRETARY (Disk Only) 24.95 MESSAGE DISPLAY CENTER 14.95 GIANT LINE PRINT 19.95 JUMBO CHARACTER DISPLAY 14.95 MAILLIST 1 Cassette 9.95 Disk 19.95 MAIL MONITOR 14.95 INVENTORY CONTROL FOR CASSETTE (Cassette Only) 39.95 EASY FILING SYSTEM 19.95 APARTMENT BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (Disk Only) 79.95 Complete Property Management. Up to 30 Bldgs. Up to 1000 units per Bldg. with 48K. Built-in and User Defined Income and Expense Categories. Reports: Late Rents, Utilities, Percent Occupancy. Vacant Units: Profit/Loss Stmt, Mortgage Pmts, and many more. QUICK BUSINESS ACCOUNTING 39.95 Single & Double entry modes. Assets, Liabilities, Capital, Income and Expense Categories supported. 100 User Defined accounts. Reports: Net Worth, Profit/Loss, Trial Balance, User Defined, Balance Sheet and more. The number of different User-Defined reports has not been calculated, but it's estimated to be several thousand. 32K req however, 48K is preferred for greater capacity. DISK FILING SYSTEM (Disk Only) 99.95 Customize your own database. 1 to 50 fields per record. Screen and Printout formatting to print: Invoices, Mailing Labels, Billing Statements, etc. High speed Machine Language IN-MEMORY or DISK Sort. Perform mathematical operations on fields. 48K req. BARTENDER'S GUIDE 1 Disk 32K 14.95 Cass 16K 9.95 BARTENDER'S GUIDE 2 Disk 48K 19.95 Cass 32K 14.95 Great conversation piece for parties. Get recipes and mixing instructions just by entering name of cocktail. 330 drinks for GUIDE 1 and 591 drinks for GUIDE 2. MINI PROPERTY MANAGEMENT (Cassette Only) 49.95 Manage business and tenant transactions for small property (1 Bldg. - 20 Units). Operates on 16K System. Reports: Late Rents, Utilities, Vacant Units, Expenses, Income, Tenant List, User-Defn, Financial Summary and many more. MACHINE KEYBOARD/FILE SORT 29.95 FILE SIFTER 14.95 KEYBOARD/FILE SORT 14.95 PHOTO/SLIDE INDEXER 19.95 FLASH CARDS II 19.95 HOME INVENTORY 19.95 DATA FILE MERGE 12.95 ADDRESS-PHONE-BIRTHDAY DIRECTORY 14.95 RECORD/TAPE COLLECTION INDEXER 19.95 Send for FREE Software Catalog or place order by calling (212) 454-9833 We provide excellent support for our customers SHIPMENT SCHEDULE: COD & Money Order - Same or following day Personal Check - Within 5 business days Include $1.00 Shipping & Handling. Add $2.50 if you want it shipped COD COLEMAN COMPUTER SERVICES PO BOX 588 ST. ALBANS, N.Y. 11412
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Crockett Software

M3

Program senses and adapts to tape or disk system!tracks all transactions including receipts, memo, bank deposits and balance, inventory adjustments and other expenditures. Print summary by mo/qtr/yr w/bal sheet!<br>Price: $49.95 cassette, $40.00 source
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H+E Computronics

M13

TRS-80 DISK PACS MAIL PAC . STORES OVER 1200 RECORDS PER DISKETTE (850 ON D.O.S. DISKETTE) . COMPLETE RANDOM ACCESS . VARIABLE FIELDS (DOES NOT LIMIT THE LENGTH OF ANY NAME OR ADDRESS) . SORTS BY LETTER CODE, NUMBER CODE, NAME, STREET ADDRESS, CITY, STATE, ZIP, CODE OR COMBINATION . ALMOST INSTANT SORTING (INCORPORATES THE EFFICIENT GSF MACHINE LANGUAGE SORT - 30 TIMES FASTER THAN ANY BASIC ROUTINE) . INDEX ALLOWS FOR INSTANT ACCESS TO ANY RECORD BY NAME OR NUMBER . COMPLETE MANUAL AND DOCUMENTATION . PRINTS MAILING LISTS BY NAME OR ZIP CODE (1,2, 3 or 4 ACROSS MAILING LABELS) . PRINTS COMPLETE MAILING LIST BY NAME OR ZIP CODE (1 RECORD PER LINE) . CAN BE USED WITH 1, 2, 3 or 4 DISK DRIVES . REQUIRES 32K or 48K SYSTEM AND GSF OR DOSORT (DESCRIBED IN THE H & E COMPUTRONICS, INC. CATALOG
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Galactic Software

For Model I or Model II Disk Systems only. Quick-sorting, full user control over mailing list.
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Softek Software

M13

MAIL PROGRAM Keeps a list of over 1,000 names and will display, edit, list, or print mailing labels. Model I & III Disk $19.95 SOFTEK SOFTWARE P.O. BOX 702 STERLING, ILLINOIS 61081 815-625-5342 MASTERCARD AND VISA WELCOME We Also Accept: . COD . CHECKS . MONEY ORDERS ADD $2.00 FOR SHIPPING
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Mail System v3.5.0

Author Unknown

M4 · SRC

mails350.zip

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Micro Architect Inc

Mailing List System Mail-M3 is an advanced mailing list system for the Model III and TRSDOS. This program features multiple labels (up to four) across a page, form input, a report writer, fast multi-sort keys, duplicate label checking, random access, search and more. Mail-M3 is not 'on-memory' so the entire database does not have to be sorted each time you add records. One disk can store about 500 records of 127 bytes each, or more if you have additional drives. Mail-M3 comes in two versions. The enhanced 48K version is priced at $79, while the 32K version is $59. Both are available from the Micro Architect, Inc., 96 Dothan St., Arlington, MA (617) 643-4713.
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A.U. Software

M1

At last! A low cost complete mail list program-build and update files-prints list or labels! Operator proof-complete prompts-well documented sorts on name or zip. Get alpha sort free as a bonus with order!<br>Price: $55.00 disk, $30.00 source
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Micro Architect Inc

Fast sort by any field. Multiple labels and reports. 4-digit selection code, new zip code extension, screen input, live keyboard, powerful report writer. A Model II version is also offered.
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Galactic Software

A professional mailing list program. Galactic Software provides 30 pages of documentation in a three ring binder and updates to registered owners. The file interfaces with their line of business packages. The program will sort over 600 records on a single diskette in seconds! Retrieval is in either alphabetic or zip code order plus other criteria. Labels are printed in either standard or unique user defined label formats, with an optional message line. Supports both company names and international addresses. Each record consists of name, address, phone, and category codes. Excellent for customer billing, newsletters, direct mail, collection agencies, clubs. A complete package on disk.
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Galactic Software Ltd

M13

MAIL/FILE - SERIES II NEW Series II Mail/File has all of the outstanding features of the original Series I Mail/File, PLUS many additional qualities which again will set standards for this type of system. 'Word processor' type input editor, fast sorting, and fabulous editing capabilities are a few of its features. Name and ZIP code are under constant sort. Series II is compatable with Series I data files. MODEL I SYSTEM will handle up to 600 Names MODEL III SYSTEM will handle up to 1200 Names Either SYSTEM AVAILABLE for ONLY . $159.00 Galactic Software Ltd A Division of GS & WS, Inc. 11520 N. Port Washington Rd. Mequon, Wisconsin 53092 Telephone: (414) 241-8030
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80-Us Software

M1

A totally new concept in name, address, telephone number data base management, under constant sort both by name and zip. Space for 11 digit zip code. Supports a message line. In BASIC by Galactic Software Ltd<br>Price: $99.00
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Instant Software

M13

MAIL/LIST-With a five-inch drive, you can store up to 600 names per disk without DOS, or 300 names with DOS. The program maintains separate alphabetical and ZIP code files under constant sort. When you add a name or ZIP code to your list, it will be inserted into its correct position in the file. The program will record your data in nine fields: address, city, state, ZIP code, phone number, phone extension and name (2) plus a five character code field. The best feature of this program is the sort process that lets you determine alphabetical or ZIP code order for label printing. (T2) Order No. 5000RD $99.00 Model III compatible Instant Software PETERBOROUGH, N.H. 03458
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A & V Computer Services, Inc.

M13

1000 five line addresses per dd DISK,550 per sd disk. Sort by any field twenty classification categories, sort by 1-3 cat., full editing, many listings, label ROUTINE,9 d.zip, fast sorts, req. ND8OVER2.0 (available)<br>Price: $75.00 disk, $60.00 source
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Mailgram

Radio Shack

M1 · CMD

mailgram.zip

Business Programs Mailgram. Send messages from your TRS-80 directly to a Post Office near your addressee via Western Union Electronic Mail Inc. for delivery in the next business day's mail. (RS-232, Coupler, and 16K Level II or Model III BASIC req'd.) 26-1564 39.95
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Bourrut Consulting Corporation

M13

A random access program for disk; requires 48K, 4 drives. Keeps track of an unlimited number of entries. Plus it allows direct access of information in any order. Today, list all people who have outstanding bills; tomorrow produce a list in Zip Code order. You never have to sort because this program always knows where every record is and always keeps them in order.
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Mailing Label Program [Add Change Delete Display Print]

Daniel G Gall

M4 · 1986 · BAS

mllbldgg.zip

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Mailing Label Storage and Printer [Put Get Ext End]

Robert M Knowles

M4 · BAS

mlsapprm.zip

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Mailing Labels

Steve Gladen

M1 · 1983 · BAS

mallabsg.zip

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Mailing Labels

Elementary Electronics Mag

M1 · 1978 · BAS

mallblee.zip

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Mailing Labels and Form Letters [Enter Input Filename]

RPSoft

M4 · 1983 · BAS

maillab3.zip

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Mailing List

Access Computers

M1 · 1980 · BAS

mailist2.zip

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Mailing List

D R Jantzi

M3 · 1983 · BAS

maillsdj.zip

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Mailing List

Harry Hopkins

M1 · BAS

malifohh.zip

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Mailing List

Micro Architect

M1 · BAS

malifomm.zip

MAILING LIST advanced MAIL-V $59. Fast sort by any field. Multiple labels and reports. 4-digit selection code, new zip code ext., screen input, live keyboard, powerful report writer. All programs are on-line, interactive, random access, virtually bug free, documented and delivered on disks. MOD-I requires 32K, DOS. We challenge all software vendors to offer low cost manuals so you can compare and avoid those high-priced undocumented, 'on-memory' programs. Send $5 for a MOD-I manual MICRO ARCHITECT 96 Dothan St., Arlington, MA 02174
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Mailing List

Level IV Products

M1 · DMK

mallisli.zip

MAIL LIST PROGRAM: Cassette L II, 16K by L4 $25.00 A set of programs which will enable you to create and maintain a Mailing List on cassette tape. Some of the features are - it requires no punctuation or format for the input of information, files are merged into one string for storage on tape, and can search for a file by using a part of a file or information on a line.
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Mailing List

Thomas Tennant

M1 · 1984 · BAS

mallsttt.zip

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Arctic Computer Systems

M13

Mailing List - high capacity sort by any field, 30-char. last & company name, 20-char. remarks, prints labels specific printing orders. Arctic Computer Systems 5031 Nemiskam Rd. NW Calgary, Alta, Canada T2K-2P8 $29.95 Add $2.50 for shipping. NEWDOS/80 2.0 & Disk required.
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Softco

M13

Sort on any field-select by any field criteria-supports multiple lists 1500 names/disk modiii 650 mod I nine digit zip. On line inquiry and update. Integrates with word processor. See pers-a-mail.<br>Price: $49.95
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D.B. Software Company

M1

PRODUCER Generated Programs EXECUTIVE SCRATCH PAD Let your computer organize your contacts by name, company or product. Keep phone numbers and addresses organized at your fingertips. Print customized reports, listing your contacts alphabetically. Create weekly or monthly reports of appointment schedule. Organize data on reports to streamline you sales call. Think of it, reports to fit your varying needs. Yours for only $39.95. TEACHER'S GRADE BOOK This program helps teachers organize grades and calculate them at any time. It will store up to 20 - 30 grades per file. Evaluate students more frequently. Store comments on conduct or parent interviews. Save time calculating report cards, print several valuable reports about student progress and set your own parameters for each report. This program available for only $29.95. PHOTO ASSISTANT Professional or amateur photographers organize your negatives or slides by subject, location and any other specification that may fit your needs. Print out handy reports to give you fingertip access to any and all negatives in your files. No more searching thru cluttered drawers. Get your PHOTO ASSISTANT for only $29.95 MAILING LIST Our mailing list program has space for name, two address lines, phone numbers, and several special user defined categories. You may also print mailing labels or create your own phone or address directory. Mailing labels can be printed by zip code range or by user defined codes. Available for only $19.95 EXPENSE NOTEBOOK Organize your personal or business expenses by date and category. Separate deductibles from non-deductibles. Print out reports with customized headings, regular reports for various periods, or use for determining tax status. Only $19.95 RECIPE PROGRAM Organize/catagorize your recipes according to your own specifications. Calculate the ingredient amounts for increasing or decreasing number of servings. Show a report of ingredients needed for various recipes. Plus other special reports. Organize the gourmet for only $19.95. VIDEO LIBRARY Keep track of your video cassettes and the programs on them. Print out labels and a catalog. Key on the title and subkey as ID number of tape. Organize your video library for only $29.95. PERSONNEL PROGRAM This program will help small businesses keep track of employee statistics, calculate paychecks, bonuses, wages, deductions, etc. Will handle several hundred employees. Our Personnel Program will also print out personnel directories and other customized reports. Available for the low price of $39.95. THE PRODUCER is a trademark of Software of the Future, Inc. a division of Heart of Texas Computer Sys. For more details write for our free brochure.
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Eltech Associates

M1

Labels by zip. Reports by name, title, zip, entry date, source, active status, user code, machine sort, menu driven, activity reports by code (designed for marketing followup)<br>Price: $100.00
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Mailing ListMISSING

Software of the Future

PRODUCER Generated Programs EXECUTIVE SCRATCH PAD Let your computer organize your contacts by name, company or product. Keep phone numbers and addresses organized at your fingertips. Print customized reports, listing your contacts alphabetically. Create weekly or monthly reports of appointment schedule. Organize data on reports to streamline you sales call. Think of it, reports to fit your varying needs. Yours for only $39.95. TEACHER'S GRADE BOOK This program helps teachers organize grades and calculate them at any time. It will store up to 20 - 30 grades per file. Evaluate students more frequently. Store comments on conduct or parent interviews. Save time calculating report cards, print several valuable reports about student progress and set your own parameters for each report. This program available for only $29.95. PHOTO ASSISTANT Professional or amateur photographers organize your negatives or slides by subject, location and any other specification that may fit your needs. Print out handy reports to give you fingertip access to any and all negatives in your files. No more searching thru cluttered drawers. Get your PHOTO ASSISTANT for only $29.95 MAILING LIST Our mailing list program has space for name, two address lines, phone numbers, and several special user defined categories. You may also print mailing labels or create your own phone or address directory. Mailing labels can be printed by zip code range or by user defined codes. Available for only $19.95 EXPENSE NOTEBOOK Organize your personal or business expenses by date and category. Separate deductibles from non-deductibles. Print out reports with customized headings, regular reports for various periods, or use for determining tax status. Only $19.95 RECIPE PROGRAM Organize/catagorize your recipes according to your own specifications. Calculate the ingredient amounts for increasing or decreasing number of servings. Show a report of ingredients needed for various recipes. Plus other special reports. Organize the gourmet for only $19.95. VIDEO LIBRARY Keep track of your video cassettes and the programs on them. Print out labels and a catalog. Key on the title and subkey as ID number of tape. Organize your video library for only $29.95. PERSONNEL PROGRAM This program will help small businesses keep track of employee statistics, calculate paychecks, bonuses, wages, deductions, etc. Will handle several hundred employees. Our Personnel Program will also print out personnel directories and other customized reports. Available for the low price of $39.95. THE PRODUCER is a trademark of Software of the Future, Inc. a division of Heart of Texas Computer Sys. For more details write for our free brochure.
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Computer Digest

M1

You won't find a better BASIC none disk anywhere holds up to 1000 name per cassette sorts and LPRINTS list or labels by zip, state, city, your own code or complete listing can be modified for specific need sase-ca<br>Price: $10.00 cassette, $5.00 source
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Mailing List 100-SMISSING

David T Butler

M1

Maintain and print labels or entire list. Sort and print by name, state or zip. Store 1000 names or each cassette. Also sorts and prints by your own select code. Print with or without code or address labels.<br>Price: $10.00 cassette, $5.00 source
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David T Butler

M1

Maintain and print labels or entire list. Sort and print by name, state, or zip. Also sorts and prints by your own select code. Store up to 1000 names on each cassette. Send sase for list of other programs.<br>Price: $50.00 disk, $10.00 cassette, $10.00 source
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Mailing List and Directory System [Add Search Print End Return]

Galactic Software Ltd

M1 · BAS

mllsdrsy.zip

Mail List from Galactic Software Ltd A Mail List program for the TRS-80 Mod I or PMC-80 or the TRS-80 Mod II Computers. This is the finest mail list system available for any of the above computers. All versions are the same except the Mod I/PMC-80 version (50000RD) uses 5 inch drives and the Mod II version (5001RD) uses the 8 inch drives. With the 35 track drive you can store up to 600 names per disk without DOS and 300 more on drive 0. (with double density double that amount! With 80 track DD Quadruple that amount!) With the 8 inch drive you can store up to 2500 names per drive. The program maintains separate alphabetical and Zip Code files under constant sort. When you add a name to your list it will be inserted in the correct position. You will never have to sort your list, it will always be ready to print labels! The Mail List program will record your data in nine fields: Two for NAME, and one each for: ZIP CODE, PHONE NUMBER, PHONE EXT., and FIVE CHARACTER CODE FIELDS. When you print labels, you have a choice of three different label formats. A three line label, a four line label or a user defined label. In the three and four label and user defined label formats, you may include a message line on the label. The best feature of this program is the sort process that lets you determine which labels are to be printed. You may specify either Alphabetical, Zip Code order for all or any part of the list. For example, you can print labels for everyone on your list whose name begins with a letter A, or for all those people who have the same Zip Code. You can even print labels for all people whose name is Jones, who are living in a given state or city. Furthermore, you can choose to print labels for any single field (i.e., specific cities, states, phones etc.). You may assign specific codes to any name in the code field. For example, ACT could stand for ACTIVE accounts, INACT could stand for INACTIVE accounts. If you wanted to send a letter to all your inactive accounts, you would specify the code INACT, and labels for inactive accounts only would be printed. When you print labels, you specify up to nine different codes at one time! If your data matches any one of the codes, a label would be printed. Package 5000RD requires the following system: . TRS-80 LV II 16K or PMC-80 . Expansion interface with 16K or more. One (better if more) disk drive. 80 or 132 column printer. TRSDOS 2.3 or NEWDOS etc. Cat. # 5000RD (MOD I TRS or PMC-80) 16 oz 99.00 Package 5001RD for the Model II: 3. MODEL II TRSDOS 1.2 . A TRS-80 MODEL II with 64K MEMORY . Additional drives optional . A compatible 80 or 132 column printer. Cat. # 5001RD (MOD II Version) 16 oz 199.00
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Mailing List and Directory v3.2

Galactic Software Ltd

M1 · 1979 · BAS

mallst32.zip

Mail List from Galactic Software Ltd A Mail List program for the TRS-80 Mod I or PMC-80 or the TRS-80 Mod II Computers. This is the finest mail list system available for any of the above computers. All versions are the same except the Mod I/PMC-80 version (50000RD) uses 5 inch drives and the Mod II version (5001RD) uses the 8 inch drives. With the 35 track drive you can store up to 600 names per disk without DOS and 300 more on drive 0. (with double density double that amount! With 80 track DD Quadruple that amount!) With the 8 inch drive you can store up to 2500 names per drive. The program maintains separate alphabetical and Zip Code files under constant sort. When you add a name to your list it will be inserted in the correct position. You will never have to sort your list, it will always be ready to print labels! The Mail List program will record your data in nine fields: Two for NAME, and one each for: ZIP CODE, PHONE NUMBER, PHONE EXT., and FIVE CHARACTER CODE FIELDS. When you print labels, you have a choice of three different label formats. A three line label, a four line label or a user defined label. In the three and four label and user defined label formats, you may include a message line on the label. The best feature of this program is the sort process that lets you determine which labels are to be printed. You may specify either Alphabetical, Zip Code order for all or any part of the list. For example, you can print labels for everyone on your list whose name begins with a letter A, or for all those people who have the same Zip Code. You can even print labels for all people whose name is Jones, who are living in a given state or city. Furthermore, you can choose to print labels for any single field (i.e., specific cities, states, phones etc.). You may assign specific codes to any name in the code field. For example, ACT could stand for ACTIVE accounts, INACT could stand for INACTIVE accounts. If you wanted to send a letter to all your inactive accounts, you would specify the code INACT, and labels for inactive accounts only would be printed. When you print labels, you specify up to nine different codes at one time! If your data matches any one of the codes, a label would be printed. Package 5000RD requires the following system: . TRS-80 LV II 16K or PMC-80 . Expansion interface with 16K or more. One (better if more) disk drive. 80 or 132 column printer. TRSDOS 2.3 or NEWDOS etc. Cat. # 5000RD (MOD I TRS or PMC-80) 16 oz 99.00 Package 5001RD for the Model II: 3. MODEL II TRSDOS 1.2 . A TRS-80 MODEL II with 64K MEMORY . Additional drives optional . A compatible 80 or 132 column printer. Cat. # 5001RD (MOD II Version) 16 oz 199.00
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Mailing List and Directory v3.2.5

Galactic Software Ltd

M1 · 1979 · BAS

mav325gs.zip

Mail List from Galactic Software Ltd A Mail List program for the TRS-80 Mod I or PMC-80 or the TRS-80 Mod II Computers. This is the finest mail list system available for any of the above computers. All versions are the same except the Mod I/PMC-80 version (50000RD) uses 5 inch drives and the Mod II version (5001RD) uses the 8 inch drives. With the 35 track drive you can store up to 600 names per disk without DOS and 300 more on drive 0. (with double density double that amount! With 80 track DD Quadruple that amount!) With the 8 inch drive you can store up to 2500 names per drive. The program maintains separate alphabetical and Zip Code files under constant sort. When you add a name to your list it will be inserted in the correct position. You will never have to sort your list, it will always be ready to print labels! The Mail List program will record your data in nine fields: Two for NAME, and one each for: ZIP CODE, PHONE NUMBER, PHONE EXT., and FIVE CHARACTER CODE FIELDS. When you print labels, you have a choice of three different label formats. A three line label, a four line label or a user defined label. In the three and four label and user defined label formats, you may include a message line on the label. The best feature of this program is the sort process that lets you determine which labels are to be printed. You may specify either Alphabetical, Zip Code order for all or any part of the list. For example, you can print labels for everyone on your list whose name begins with a letter A, or for all those people who have the same Zip Code. You can even print labels for all people whose name is Jones, who are living in a given state or city. Furthermore, you can choose to print labels for any single field (i.e., specific cities, states, phones etc.). You may assign specific codes to any name in the code field. For example, ACT could stand for ACTIVE accounts, INACT could stand for INACTIVE accounts. If you wanted to send a letter to all your inactive accounts, you would specify the code INACT, and labels for inactive accounts only would be printed. When you print labels, you specify up to nine different codes at one time! If your data matches any one of the codes, a label would be printed. Package 5000RD requires the following system: . TRS-80 LV II 16K or PMC-80 . Expansion interface with 16K or more. One (better if more) disk drive. 80 or 132 column printer. TRSDOS 2.3 or NEWDOS etc. Cat. # 5000RD (MOD I TRS or PMC-80) 16 oz 99.00 Package 5001RD for the Model II: 3. MODEL II TRSDOS 1.2 . A TRS-80 MODEL II with 64K MEMORY . Additional drives optional . A compatible 80 or 132 column printer. Cat. # 5001RD (MOD II Version) 16 oz 199.00
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Mailing List and Directory v3.2.6

Galactic Software Ltd

M1 · 1979 · BAS

mav326gs.zip

Mail List from Galactic Software Ltd A Mail List program for the TRS-80 Mod I or PMC-80 or the TRS-80 Mod II Computers. This is the finest mail list system available for any of the above computers. All versions are the same except the Mod I/PMC-80 version (50000RD) uses 5 inch drives and the Mod II version (5001RD) uses the 8 inch drives. With the 35 track drive you can store up to 600 names per disk without DOS and 300 more on drive 0. (with double density double that amount! With 80 track DD Quadruple that amount!) With the 8 inch drive you can store up to 2500 names per drive. The program maintains separate alphabetical and Zip Code files under constant sort. When you add a name to your list it will be inserted in the correct position. You will never have to sort your list, it will always be ready to print labels! The Mail List program will record your data in nine fields: Two for NAME, and one each for: ZIP CODE, PHONE NUMBER, PHONE EXT., and FIVE CHARACTER CODE FIELDS. When you print labels, you have a choice of three different label formats. A three line label, a four line label or a user defined label. In the three and four label and user defined label formats, you may include a message line on the label. The best feature of this program is the sort process that lets you determine which labels are to be printed. You may specify either Alphabetical, Zip Code order for all or any part of the list. For example, you can print labels for everyone on your list whose name begins with a letter A, or for all those people who have the same Zip Code. You can even print labels for all people whose name is Jones, who are living in a given state or city. Furthermore, you can choose to print labels for any single field (i.e., specific cities, states, phones etc.). You may assign specific codes to any name in the code field. For example, ACT could stand for ACTIVE accounts, INACT could stand for INACTIVE accounts. If you wanted to send a letter to all your inactive accounts, you would specify the code INACT, and labels for inactive accounts only would be printed. When you print labels, you specify up to nine different codes at one time! If your data matches any one of the codes, a label would be printed. Package 5000RD requires the following system: . TRS-80 LV II 16K or PMC-80 . Expansion interface with 16K or more. One (better if more) disk drive. 80 or 132 column printer. TRSDOS 2.3 or NEWDOS etc. Cat. # 5000RD (MOD I TRS or PMC-80) 16 oz 99.00 Package 5001RD for the Model II: 3. MODEL II TRSDOS 1.2 . A TRS-80 MODEL II with 64K MEMORY . Additional drives optional . A compatible 80 or 132 column printer. Cat. # 5001RD (MOD II Version) 16 oz 199.00
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Mailing List and Directory v3.2.9

Galactic Software Ltd

M1 · 1979 · BAS

mailist4.zip

Mail List from Galactic Software Ltd A Mail List program for the TRS-80 Mod I or PMC-80 or the TRS-80 Mod II Computers. This is the finest mail list system available for any of the above computers. All versions are the same except the Mod I/PMC-80 version (50000RD) uses 5 inch drives and the Mod II version (5001RD) uses the 8 inch drives. With the 35 track drive you can store up to 600 names per disk without DOS and 300 more on drive 0. (with double density double that amount! With 80 track DD Quadruple that amount!) With the 8 inch drive you can store up to 2500 names per drive. The program maintains separate alphabetical and Zip Code files under constant sort. When you add a name to your list it will be inserted in the correct position. You will never have to sort your list, it will always be ready to print labels! The Mail List program will record your data in nine fields: Two for NAME, and one each for: ZIP CODE, PHONE NUMBER, PHONE EXT., and FIVE CHARACTER CODE FIELDS. When you print labels, you have a choice of three different label formats. A three line label, a four line label or a user defined label. In the three and four label and user defined label formats, you may include a message line on the label. The best feature of this program is the sort process that lets you determine which labels are to be printed. You may specify either Alphabetical, Zip Code order for all or any part of the list. For example, you can print labels for everyone on your list whose name begins with a letter A, or for all those people who have the same Zip Code. You can even print labels for all people whose name is Jones, who are living in a given state or city. Furthermore, you can choose to print labels for any single field (i.e., specific cities, states, phones etc.). You may assign specific codes to any name in the code field. For example, ACT could stand for ACTIVE accounts, INACT could stand for INACTIVE accounts. If you wanted to send a letter to all your inactive accounts, you would specify the code INACT, and labels for inactive accounts only would be printed. When you print labels, you specify up to nine different codes at one time! If your data matches any one of the codes, a label would be printed. Package 5000RD requires the following system: . TRS-80 LV II 16K or PMC-80 . Expansion interface with 16K or more. One (better if more) disk drive. 80 or 132 column printer. TRSDOS 2.3 or NEWDOS etc. Cat. # 5000RD (MOD I TRS or PMC-80) 16 oz 99.00 Package 5001RD for the Model II: 3. MODEL II TRSDOS 1.2 . A TRS-80 MODEL II with 64K MEMORY . Additional drives optional . A compatible 80 or 132 column printer. Cat. # 5001RD (MOD II Version) 16 oz 199.00
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Mailing List and Directory v3.3.6

Galactic Software Ltd

M1 · 1979 · BAS

mlls329g.zip

Mail List from Galactic Software Ltd A Mail List program for the TRS-80 Mod I or PMC-80 or the TRS-80 Mod II Computers. This is the finest mail list system available for any of the above computers. All versions are the same except the Mod I/PMC-80 version (50000RD) uses 5 inch drives and the Mod II version (5001RD) uses the 8 inch drives. With the 35 track drive you can store up to 600 names per disk without DOS and 300 more on drive 0. (with double density double that amount! With 80 track DD Quadruple that amount!) With the 8 inch drive you can store up to 2500 names per drive. The program maintains separate alphabetical and Zip Code files under constant sort. When you add a name to your list it will be inserted in the correct position. You will never have to sort your list, it will always be ready to print labels! The Mail List program will record your data in nine fields: Two for NAME, and one each for: ZIP CODE, PHONE NUMBER, PHONE EXT., and FIVE CHARACTER CODE FIELDS. When you print labels, you have a choice of three different label formats. A three line label, a four line label or a user defined label. In the three and four label and user defined label formats, you may include a message line on the label. The best feature of this program is the sort process that lets you determine which labels are to be printed. You may specify either Alphabetical, Zip Code order for all or any part of the list. For example, you can print labels for everyone on your list whose name begins with a letter A, or for all those people who have the same Zip Code. You can even print labels for all people whose name is Jones, who are living in a given state or city. Furthermore, you can choose to print labels for any single field (i.e., specific cities, states, phones etc.). You may assign specific codes to any name in the code field. For example, ACT could stand for ACTIVE accounts, INACT could stand for INACTIVE accounts. If you wanted to send a letter to all your inactive accounts, you would specify the code INACT, and labels for inactive accounts only would be printed. When you print labels, you specify up to nine different codes at one time! If your data matches any one of the codes, a label would be printed. Package 5000RD requires the following system: . TRS-80 LV II 16K or PMC-80 . Expansion interface with 16K or more. One (better if more) disk drive. 80 or 132 column printer. TRSDOS 2.3 or NEWDOS etc. Cat. # 5000RD (MOD I TRS or PMC-80) 16 oz 99.00 Package 5001RD for the Model II: 3. MODEL II TRSDOS 1.2 . A TRS-80 MODEL II with 64K MEMORY . Additional drives optional . A compatible 80 or 132 column printer. Cat. # 5001RD (MOD II Version) 16 oz 199.00
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Mailing List and Directory vx.x

Galactic Software Ltd

M1 · BAS

malvxxgs.zip

Mail List from Galactic Software Ltd A Mail List program for the TRS-80 Mod I or PMC-80 or the TRS-80 Mod II Computers. This is the finest mail list system available for any of the above computers. All versions are the same except the Mod I/PMC-80 version (50000RD) uses 5 inch drives and the Mod II version (5001RD) uses the 8 inch drives. With the 35 track drive you can store up to 600 names per disk without DOS and 300 more on drive 0. (with double density double that amount! With 80 track DD Quadruple that amount!) With the 8 inch drive you can store up to 2500 names per drive. The program maintains separate alphabetical and Zip Code files under constant sort. When you add a name to your list it will be inserted in the correct position. You will never have to sort your list, it will always be ready to print labels! The Mail List program will record your data in nine fields: Two for NAME, and one each for: ZIP CODE, PHONE NUMBER, PHONE EXT., and FIVE CHARACTER CODE FIELDS. When you print labels, you have a choice of three different label formats. A three line label, a four line label or a user defined label. In the three and four label and user defined label formats, you may include a message line on the label. The best feature of this program is the sort process that lets you determine which labels are to be printed. You may specify either Alphabetical, Zip Code order for all or any part of the list. For example, you can print labels for everyone on your list whose name begins with a letter A, or for all those people who have the same Zip Code. You can even print labels for all people whose name is Jones, who are living in a given state or city. Furthermore, you can choose to print labels for any single field (i.e., specific cities, states, phones etc.). You may assign specific codes to any name in the code field. For example, ACT could stand for ACTIVE accounts, INACT could stand for INACTIVE accounts. If you wanted to send a letter to all your inactive accounts, you would specify the code INACT, and labels for inactive accounts only would be printed. When you print labels, you specify up to nine different codes at one time! If your data matches any one of the codes, a label would be printed. Package 5000RD requires the following system: . TRS-80 LV II 16K or PMC-80 . Expansion interface with 16K or more. One (better if more) disk drive. 80 or 132 column printer. TRSDOS 2.3 or NEWDOS etc. Cat. # 5000RD (MOD I TRS or PMC-80) 16 oz 99.00 Package 5001RD for the Model II: 3. MODEL II TRSDOS 1.2 . A TRS-80 MODEL II with 64K MEMORY . Additional drives optional . A compatible 80 or 132 column printer. Cat. # 5001RD (MOD II Version) 16 oz 199.00
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Mailing List and Label Manager [Enter Print Print Print Display Search Delete]

Jerald R Malin

M4 · 1981 · BAS

mllsprjm.zip

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Programma International, Inc

M3

Mailing List & Labels Here's a neat little tape-based addressing program that has much of the power and versatility of Mailroom Plus, above, but for 16K disk systems or larger, plus printer. Converted to Poor Man's Floppy (just $69, see March S-80 Computing),, should be very capable. On cassette. Programma International $9.95
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Mailing List Entry [Last Name First Name First Line Address]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

malienln.zip

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Blanton Software Service

M13

Powerful/effective! Search by code, name, city, state, zip, key info. Print labels/envelopes. Print form letters made on our word processor. Auto insert date, name, address and salutation. Sase for more info.<br>Price: $19.95 disk, $14.95 cassette, $14.95 source
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Tulsa Micro Systems

M13

MAILING LIST I - A menu-driven mailing list program with complete full screen editing Model I (48k,1 disk) $ 59.95 TULSA MICRO SYSTEMS 114 West Taft Sapulpa, Ok. 74066 (918) 224-4260
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Gerald G Noser

M1

The prog allows for the maint of a list of up to 1250 files per card each with full name, st address, city, st and zip code. All files may be edited/deleted as req. Labels on 3X11 std sheets by zip code or city<br>Price: $150.00 disk, $15.00 source
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