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N-Bomb Blockade
nbmbblcd.zip
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N9AM Dx Assistant
n9amdxas.zip
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Nag-Racing
nagraccc.zip
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Naked Nightmare Adventure [Level II]
naknitmr.zip
[513] 294-3383 THE SOFTCORE SOFTWARE CO. 9 Southmoor Circle Kettering OH 45429 MISADVENTURE SERIES-model I & III 16k 201 (#1) Madam Rosa's Massage Parlor $15.00 202 (#2) Wet T-Shirt Contest $15.00 203 (#3) Sewers of Moscow-with sound! $15.00 204 (#4) Casino of Pleasure-with sound! $15.00 205 (#5) Naked Nightmare-with sound! NEW! $15.00 not as hard experience recommended
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Name and Address System
namadwjd.zip
NAME AND ADDRESS SYSTEM II by Bill Driscoll (M.H.S./S.B.S.G.) This disk based mailing list package was designed for use on the TRS-80 with two disk drives, 32K of memory and a printer. It will handle 500-1000 names per disk. With this system, small businessmen can keep track of vendors and customers. Churches, clubs and other organizations can keep track of name and address information. Separate files can be set up, or, all names can be kept on one master file. You can enter, update, delete, search, sort (by zip code), merge, extract (to form new file as a subset of a master file) and print one, two or three up labels. You can search through the file for information on any field: NAME, CITY, STATE, ZIP, PHONE, CODES, RECORD # or DATE. Comes with 45 pages of documentation. TSB104 TRS-80 VERSION-LEVEL II/32K-W/2 DISKS & PRINTER $99.95
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Name and Address v1.0
namaddwd.zip
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Name Guessing Program
namgesll.zip
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Name Sorter [Alphabetically sort any list of names]
nmsrtjb4.zip
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Name that Folk Song [Level II]
nmflsnkg.zip
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namsng21.zip
NAME THAT SONG Name That Song is a fantastic new graphics game from Software Innovations. The animated graphics, fast action, strategy, super music and sound effects combine to make this 'The best new graphics and sound game out for the TRS-80.' You and your opponent sit forward in your chairs, intently watching the video screen. After giving a brief rundown on the rules, the announcer quiets the audience and spins the Wheels of Fortune Round and round they go, finally coming to rest. This time, its only $100, but next time, it could be a double $1000! Abruptly, the music begins, and you know that song You press your buzzer, and Name that tune! The action is fast and furious as you frantically try to bang your button before your opponent does. As you both name songs correctly, the score goes higher and higher, but each time you seem to win more money when you name a song than when your opponent does. Finally, you have won the first round by a score of three songs to two. Each round has a different point value. The first two rounds are worth ten points, and the third is worth 20. A tie splits the points evenly between the two contestants. There is a pause in the action as a commercial comes on. After a pause, the monitor clears, and seven numbered lights appear. Your opponent chooses one, and a cryptic clue is revealed. The song auction has begun. You bid on the song: 'I can Name that Song in 7 notes' 'I can Name that Song in 6 notes' 'I can Name that Song in 5 notes' And after a long pause, your opponent says: 'Name that Song!!' The audience quiets and the special guest musician, Trumpeter Willie Makeit, plays the five notes. Can you name that song? You type a title and hesitantly press enter, but the computer emits a loud raspberry The audience groans-You had the wrong song in mind The round ends when the seven clues are all revealed. The current leader is announced, and the program again pauses for a short commercial. The action continues The large graphic timer is set for 30 seconds, and slowly begins ticking away. The songs come quickly, one after another, as you frantically attempt to hit your buzzer before your opponent so you can have a chance to name that familiar tune. You find yourself ahead as the clock winds down toward zero, and shrewdly stop entering titles and let the songs play to their finish to use up precious (for your opponent) time. But hold every thing-your opponent seems to have caught up! You anxiously await the next song so you can regain your lead, but it is too late The timer has reached zero and the third round ends in a tie. This great party game is supplied with over 100 songs. On the disk are the files 'Potluck' with many types of music, 'Broadway' with show tunes, 'Children' containing popular nursery songs, and Popscene with recent rock songs from popular groups such as the Beatles and Billy Joel. The song also provides a utility which allows you to create your own song files. It is easy to use, and the documentation tells you, in plain English, how to enter music even if you've never opened a music book in your life! For 32k Model I Disk TRS-80s, $19.95. Call for Model III Availability. TERMS: Check, Money Order, MC or Visa, N.Y. res. add 7% tax. SOFTWARE INNOVATIONS 320 Melbourne Rd., Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 (516) 482-6004 (516) 482-8491 (CBBS)
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namsngad.zip
NAME THAT SONG Name That Song is a fantastic new graphics game from Software Innovations. The animated graphics, fast action, strategy, super music and sound effects combine to make this 'The best new graphics and sound game out for the TRS-80.' You and your opponent sit forward in your chairs, intently watching the video screen. After giving a brief rundown on the rules, the announcer quiets the audience and spins the Wheels of Fortune Round and round they go, finally coming to rest. This time, its only $100, but next time, it could be a double $1000! Abruptly, the music begins, and you know that song You press your buzzer, and Name that tune! The action is fast and furious as you frantically try to bang your button before your opponent does. As you both name songs correctly, the score goes higher and higher, but each time you seem to win more money when you name a song than when your opponent does. Finally, you have won the first round by a score of three songs to two. Each round has a different point value. The first two rounds are worth ten points, and the third is worth 20. A tie splits the points evenly between the two contestants. There is a pause in the action as a commercial comes on. After a pause, the monitor clears, and seven numbered lights appear. Your opponent chooses one, and a cryptic clue is revealed. The song auction has begun. You bid on the song: 'I can Name that Song in 7 notes' 'I can Name that Song in 6 notes' 'I can Name that Song in 5 notes' And after a long pause, your opponent says: 'Name that Song!!' The audience quiets and the special guest musician, Trumpeter Willie Makeit, plays the five notes. Can you name that song? You type a title and hesitantly press enter, but the computer emits a loud raspberry The audience groans-You had the wrong song in mind The round ends when the seven clues are all revealed. The current leader is announced, and the program again pauses for a short commercial. The action continues The large graphic timer is set for 30 seconds, and slowly begins ticking away. The songs come quickly, one after another, as you frantically attempt to hit your buzzer before your opponent so you can have a chance to name that familiar tune. You find yourself ahead as the clock winds down toward zero, and shrewdly stop entering titles and let the songs play to their finish to use up precious (for your opponent) time. But hold every thing-your opponent seems to have caught up! You anxiously await the next song so you can regain your lead, but it is too late The timer has reached zero and the third round ends in a tie. This great party game is supplied with over 100 songs. On the disk are the files 'Potluck' with many types of music, 'Broadway' with show tunes, 'Children' containing popular nursery songs, and Popscene with recent rock songs from popular groups such as the Beatles and Billy Joel. The song also provides a utility which allows you to create your own song files. It is easy to use, and the documentation tells you, in plain English, how to enter music even if you've never opened a music book in your life! For 32k Model I Disk TRS-80s, $19.95. Call for Model III Availability. TERMS: Check, Money Order, MC or Visa, N.Y. res. add 7% tax. SOFTWARE INNOVATIONS 320 Melbourne Rd., Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 (516) 482-6004 (516) 482-8491 (CBBS)
nmthsnad.zip
NAME THAT SONG Name That Song is a fantastic new graphics game from Software Innovations. The animated graphics, fast action, strategy, super music and sound effects combine to make this 'The best new graphics and sound game out for the TRS-80.' You and your opponent sit forward in your chairs, intently watching the video screen. After giving a brief rundown on the rules, the announcer quiets the audience and spins the Wheels of Fortune Round and round they go, finally coming to rest. This time, its only $100, but next time, it could be a double $1000! Abruptly, the music begins, and you know that song You press your buzzer, and Name that tune! The action is fast and furious as you frantically try to bang your button before your opponent does. As you both name songs correctly, the score goes higher and higher, but each time you seem to win more money when you name a song than when your opponent does. Finally, you have won the first round by a score of three songs to two. Each round has a different point value. The first two rounds are worth ten points, and the third is worth 20. A tie splits the points evenly between the two contestants. There is a pause in the action as a commercial comes on. After a pause, the monitor clears, and seven numbered lights appear. Your opponent chooses one, and a cryptic clue is revealed. The song auction has begun. You bid on the song: 'I can Name that Song in 7 notes' 'I can Name that Song in 6 notes' 'I can Name that Song in 5 notes' And after a long pause, your opponent says: 'Name that Song!!' The audience quiets and the special guest musician, Trumpeter Willie Makeit, plays the five notes. Can you name that song? You type a title and hesitantly press enter, but the computer emits a loud raspberry The audience groans-You had the wrong song in mind The round ends when the seven clues are all revealed. The current leader is announced, and the program again pauses for a short commercial. The action continues The large graphic timer is set for 30 seconds, and slowly begins ticking away. The songs come quickly, one after another, as you frantically attempt to hit your buzzer before your opponent so you can have a chance to name that familiar tune. You find yourself ahead as the clock winds down toward zero, and shrewdly stop entering titles and let the songs play to their finish to use up precious (for your opponent) time. But hold every thing-your opponent seems to have caught up! You anxiously await the next song so you can regain your lead, but it is too late The timer has reached zero and the third round ends in a tie. This great party game is supplied with over 100 songs. On the disk are the files 'Potluck' with many types of music, 'Broadway' with show tunes, 'Children' containing popular nursery songs, and Popscene with recent rock songs from popular groups such as the Beatles and Billy Joel. The song also provides a utility which allows you to create your own song files. It is easy to use, and the documentation tells you, in plain English, how to enter music even if you've never opened a music book in your life! For 32k Model I Disk TRS-80s, $19.95. Call for Model III Availability. TERMS: Check, Money Order, MC or Visa, N.Y. res. add 7% tax. SOFTWARE INNOVATIONS 320 Melbourne Rd., Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 (516) 482-6004 (516) 482-8491 (CBBS)
Name That Song [Set 2]
nmthsng2.zip
NAME THAT SONG Name That Song is a fantastic new graphics game from Software Innovations. The animated graphics, fast action, strategy, super music and sound effects combine to make this 'The best new graphics and sound game out for the TRS-80.' You and your opponent sit forward in your chairs, intently watching the video screen. After giving a brief rundown on the rules, the announcer quiets the audience and spins the Wheels of Fortune Round and round they go, finally coming to rest. This time, its only $100, but next time, it could be a double $1000! Abruptly, the music begins, and you know that song You press your buzzer, and Name that tune! The action is fast and furious as you frantically try to bang your button before your opponent does. As you both name songs correctly, the score goes higher and higher, but each time you seem to win more money when you name a song than when your opponent does. Finally, you have won the first round by a score of three songs to two. Each round has a different point value. The first two rounds are worth ten points, and the third is worth 20. A tie splits the points evenly between the two contestants. There is a pause in the action as a commercial comes on. After a pause, the monitor clears, and seven numbered lights appear. Your opponent chooses one, and a cryptic clue is revealed. The song auction has begun. You bid on the song: 'I can Name that Song in 7 notes' 'I can Name that Song in 6 notes' 'I can Name that Song in 5 notes' And after a long pause, your opponent says: 'Name that Song!!' The audience quiets and the special guest musician, Trumpeter Willie Makeit, plays the five notes. Can you name that song? You type a title and hesitantly press enter, but the computer emits a loud raspberry The audience groans-You had the wrong song in mind The round ends when the seven clues are all revealed. The current leader is announced, and the program again pauses for a short commercial. The action continues The large graphic timer is set for 30 seconds, and slowly begins ticking away. The songs come quickly, one after another, as you frantically attempt to hit your buzzer before your opponent so you can have a chance to name that familiar tune. You find yourself ahead as the clock winds down toward zero, and shrewdly stop entering titles and let the songs play to their finish to use up precious (for your opponent) time. But hold every thing-your opponent seems to have caught up! You anxiously await the next song so you can regain your lead, but it is too late The timer has reached zero and the third round ends in a tie. This great party game is supplied with over 100 songs. On the disk are the files 'Potluck' with many types of music, 'Broadway' with show tunes, 'Children' containing popular nursery songs, and Popscene with recent rock songs from popular groups such as the Beatles and Billy Joel. The song also provides a utility which allows you to create your own song files. It is easy to use, and the documentation tells you, in plain English, how to enter music even if you've never opened a music book in your life! For 32k Model I Disk TRS-80s, $19.95. Call for Model III Availability. TERMS: Check, Money Order, MC or Visa, N.Y. res. add 7% tax. SOFTWARE INNOVATIONS 320 Melbourne Rd., Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 (516) 482-6004 (516) 482-8491 (CBBS)
Name That Song [Set 3]
nmthsng3.zip
NAME THAT SONG Name That Song is a fantastic new graphics game from Software Innovations. The animated graphics, fast action, strategy, super music and sound effects combine to make this 'The best new graphics and sound game out for the TRS-80.' You and your opponent sit forward in your chairs, intently watching the video screen. After giving a brief rundown on the rules, the announcer quiets the audience and spins the Wheels of Fortune Round and round they go, finally coming to rest. This time, its only $100, but next time, it could be a double $1000! Abruptly, the music begins, and you know that song You press your buzzer, and Name that tune! The action is fast and furious as you frantically try to bang your button before your opponent does. As you both name songs correctly, the score goes higher and higher, but each time you seem to win more money when you name a song than when your opponent does. Finally, you have won the first round by a score of three songs to two. Each round has a different point value. The first two rounds are worth ten points, and the third is worth 20. A tie splits the points evenly between the two contestants. There is a pause in the action as a commercial comes on. After a pause, the monitor clears, and seven numbered lights appear. Your opponent chooses one, and a cryptic clue is revealed. The song auction has begun. You bid on the song: 'I can Name that Song in 7 notes' 'I can Name that Song in 6 notes' 'I can Name that Song in 5 notes' And after a long pause, your opponent says: 'Name that Song!!' The audience quiets and the special guest musician, Trumpeter Willie Makeit, plays the five notes. Can you name that song? You type a title and hesitantly press enter, but the computer emits a loud raspberry The audience groans-You had the wrong song in mind The round ends when the seven clues are all revealed. The current leader is announced, and the program again pauses for a short commercial. The action continues The large graphic timer is set for 30 seconds, and slowly begins ticking away. The songs come quickly, one after another, as you frantically attempt to hit your buzzer before your opponent so you can have a chance to name that familiar tune. You find yourself ahead as the clock winds down toward zero, and shrewdly stop entering titles and let the songs play to their finish to use up precious (for your opponent) time. But hold every thing-your opponent seems to have caught up! You anxiously await the next song so you can regain your lead, but it is too late The timer has reached zero and the third round ends in a tie. This great party game is supplied with over 100 songs. On the disk are the files 'Potluck' with many types of music, 'Broadway' with show tunes, 'Children' containing popular nursery songs, and Popscene with recent rock songs from popular groups such as the Beatles and Billy Joel. The song also provides a utility which allows you to create your own song files. It is easy to use, and the documentation tells you, in plain English, how to enter music even if you've never opened a music book in your life! For 32k Model I Disk TRS-80s, $19.95. Call for Model III Availability. TERMS: Check, Money Order, MC or Visa, N.Y. res. add 7% tax. SOFTWARE INNOVATIONS 320 Melbourne Rd., Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 (516) 482-6004 (516) 482-8491 (CBBS)
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Name That State Quiz [Disk Version]
nmthstqz.zip
Name That State Quiz Continuous Score Action Sounds Rewarding tones and harassment buzzers. Easy to Use Designed for third grade and up. Three Quiz Types T & F, Multiple Choice, and Write in. Graphics Draws outline map of all 50 US States. Questions Name, capital, population, area, & geographic region.
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Nameit v1.0.1 [Disk Renaming Utility]
nad101ib.zip
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Nametagr vE [Nametag and Logo Generator System]
namelogo.zip
'NAMETAGR' Quality Namebadges and Marking Labels Turns your computer and dot matrix printer into a HIGH SPEED type setting printing press. High visibility (3 / 8) ' type for name/nickname . 8 standard namebadge formats . Create Logos or special graphic designs . Marking labels, various sizes up to (2 imes 4'') . Super fast entry routine saves time/errors For meetings, seminars, schools, parties, reunions, personal ID badges, table tents, small signs/notices, etc. only $ 79.00 Money Back if not Delighted Models I and III, 48K, 2 disc drives. NAMETAGR kit includes: Two 5 1/4 inch diskettes (program and data files) 30 inchBulldog' badge holders 400 pin-feed namebadge stock (single, 2 1/2 inch x 4 inch) 240 labels (3 1/2 inch x 15/16 inch) 120 labels (4 inch x 115/16 inch) and Instruction Manual Check/M.O. please. (Ohio Sales Tax $5.35) Non-US orders add $10.00 ETS Center 216/946-8479 Box 651 35026-A Turtle Trail Willoughby, Ohio 44094
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NAPOLEON - A WAR GAME WITHOUT JOSEPHINE We are often taken to task over the amount of space that we give to the description of a program. Some customers seem to be firmly of the opinion that if we give little space we have not considered the program or think little of it. We would like to emphasise again that this is not necessarily so. Human nature being what it is, it is probably true on some occasions, but some programs such as this really require very little explanation. After all, once you have said that the program is a war game, apart from describing the scenario, there is very little that can be written about it. So to get on with this particular program, Napoleon is a war game that takes place in Europe with the starting date of June 1798. You are playing the part of the Emperor Napoleon of France and you have at your disposal six French armies. With these armies you are expected to conquer the whole of Europe. The computer, of course, will control the moving, finances etc. of the allied armies which consist of Austria, Britain, Prussia, Russia, Spain and Portugal. The player has until the end of 1815 to complete his task. Whenever an army is below 1,000 men strong, it ceases to exist. The British armies start off from either Iberia or Prussia, the other allies start from their respective countries. The graphics, with the map of Europe, are of good quality and there is very little else to say, except that it might be mentioned that it is written by Simon Ford and not Dr. Bodley-Scott so undoubtedly it has a fresh approach to computer war games. The program appears to be compatible with disk Basic.
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Napoleon v2.1
napoln21.zip
NAPOLEON - A WAR GAME WITHOUT JOSEPHINE NAPOLEON is a war game that takes place in Europe with the starting date of June 1798. You are playing the part of Emperor Napoleon of France and you have at your disposal six French armies. With these armies you are expected to conquer the whole of Europe. The computer, of course, will control the moving, finances etc. of the allied armies which consist of Austria, Britain, Prussia, Spain and Portugal. The player has until the end of 1815 to complete his task. Whenever an army is below 1,000 men strong, it ceases to exist. The British armies start from either Iberia or Prussia, the other allies start from their respective countries. The graphics, with the map of Europe, are of good quality and there is very little else to say, except that it might be mentioned that it is written by Simon Ford and shows a particularly fresh approach to computer war-games. Memory Requirement 16k TRS-80 Tape Model 1 & 3 11-2008
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National Hockey League Team Tracking
nthktmbm.zip
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National League and College Football Team Tracking [Set 1]
ntcolbm2.zip
National League and College Football Team Tracking [Set 2]
ntcolbm3.zip
National League and College Football Team Tracking [Set 3]
ntcolbm4.zip
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Nautical Navigation
navigate.zip
STIMULATING SIMULATIONS by Dr. C. William Engel (P.S.) Here is a set of ten original simulation games. The games are fun and the 64 page paperback book which accompanies the cassette, giving instructions, flowcharts, program listings and suggested modifications, makes Stimulating Simulations an educational tool too. The simulations are Art Auction, Monster Chase, Lost Treasure, Gone Fishing, Space Flight, Forest Fire, Nautical Navigation, Business Management, Rare Birds and Diamond Thief. T3G111 TRS-80 VERSION-LEVEL I/4K LEVEL II/16K $14.95
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Naval Battle
navlbatl.zip
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PROGRAM FOR PILOTS NAVIGATION AIDS. Use to determine straight-line distance, time, fuel, best altitude, and power before flight to save time and money. TAPE, $9.95. DISK, $14.95 ORDERING INFORMATION. Please add $1.00 for first tape or disk, or $2.00 to an order of two or more programs, for postage and handling. New York State orders add sales tax. Please indicate TRS-80 model and memory. THE TEACHING ASSISTANT 22 SEWARD DRIVE, HUNTINGTON STATION, N.Y. 11746
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Navigational Program v14.4.2
navprgld.zip
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Naziland
naziland.zip
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Hunt down the enemy's fleet in this exciting NAVAL BATTLE. 4K.
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Neaten an ASCII BASIC Program [Name of File to Read]
neatenjb.zip
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Neatly Print Proverbs or Quotations
neatprov.zip
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SOFTWARE for INVESTORS NEBULA STOCK DATA RETRIEVAL Nebula (Model 1, 48K, one drive, 300 baud modem, RS232, optional printer, TRSDOS 2.3 or LDOS 5.0) retrieves stock, bond, option, and T-Bill prices from Dow Jones Service. Stores symbols in data statements and returned prices & volumes on disk in data file. Automatically disconnects. Does not need a terminal program. Dates & times are logged for reconciling service bill. Available either for independent operation ($52.00 + $3.00 shipping) or for use with SMAS (Special 1983 combination offer: Only $199.95 + $6.00 shipping for SMAS 2.0 and Nebula together). Remittance by VISA, MASTERCARD, cashier's check, or M.O. brings prompt shipment. Shipment is made after personal checks clear (about 3 weeks). Software is sent insured. Phone your order now: (817) 441-8901 P.O. Box 5219, Fort Worth, TX 76108 308 Crown Road, Willow Park, TX 76086 SPIRAL ENTERPRISES IS REGISTERED WITH THE S.E.C. AS AN INVESTMENT ADVISOR
NEC Dump [Dump Screen Graphics to NEC Printer]
necdmpcg.zip
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Get to know the affordable GAME SOFTWARE 10 GAMES-ONE PACKAGE -on one cassette- MOD. I, III DOS compatible Requires 16K RAM-up. ONLY $10.95 Shooting Gallery Needles in the Hay Math Smarts Dodge It Hop Along Cass-80 Purple Puma Concentrate Word Works Space Races X's and O's Disk Version Coming. Look for second package soon! Please include $1.50 for S/H. SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: MR. SOFTY 1416 Ridgewood, Lakewood, Ohio 44107 OHIO RESIDENTS ADD 6 1/2% SALES TAX
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Negative Value Demonstration
ngvldmjc.zip
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Nen-80 Character Definer for Star Gemini-10X
nen80cd1.zip
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nefomojr.zip
You race a rat through a maze full of holes and blocks.
Published in CLOAD Magazine, March 1980. TRS-80 Level II, 16K, cassette.
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TANDY Network 3 TRS-80 AUTHOR I Lesson Presentation Package I/III/4 Description: The Network 3 TRS-80 AUTHOR I Lesson Presentation Package allows the teacher to present AUTHOR I lessons on a Network 3 system. This package contains special Network 3 versions of the lesson presentation modules from Tandy's TRS-80 AUTHOR I package (Cat. No. 26-1727). The TEACH module in this package presents the lesson, while the SCORE module allows the teacher to set up a student records file for automatic scorekeeping. Hardware Requirements: Tandy Network 3 system with a two-drive host and 32K student stations. (To present particularly long CAI lessons, 48K student stations may be needed.) Network Compatibility: 3. Support: Radio Shack. 26-2713 299.00
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Network 3 BASIC v2.0
netbas32.zip
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Network 3 Hard Disk Operating Software
net3hdos.zip
Network 3 Hard Disk Operating Software. Allows use of an LDOS-equipped 5-Megabyte (26-1130) or 15-Megabyte (26-4155) Hard Disk at the host computer. 26-2778 149.00 ---
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Network 3 Host v2.0
net3hst2.zip
Network 3 Operating Software. III. Supports the Network 3 host and its student stations. Permits student stations to SAVE and LOAD programs directly to and from the host disk. Printer access requests are 'spooled' at host until printer is free. Operates on Model 4 in Model III mode. 26-2775 149.00
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Network 3 Host v2.1.4 [LD530]
nt3hs214.zip
Network 3 Operating Software. III. Supports the Network 3 host and its student stations. Permits student stations to SAVE and LOAD programs directly to and from the host disk. Printer access requests are 'spooled' at host until printer is free. Operates on Model 4 in Model III mode. 26-2775 149.00
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Network 3 Operating System and NBASIC v2.0
ntwk3v20.zip
New! Network 3 Operating Software III. Supports the Network 3 host and its student stations with many of the capabilities of TRSDOS and Disk BASIC. Permits student stations to SAVE and LOAD programs directly to and from the host disk, and LLIST and LPRINT to the host printer. Printer access requests are 'spooled' at the host until the printer is free, so pupils can move on to the next project without delay. Uses 9K of RAM at each station. Automatic polling of student stations at 9600 baud. 26-2775 149.00
Network 3 Operating System and NBASIC v2.0A [Original]
ntwk3v2a.zip
New! Network 3 Operating Software III. Supports the Network 3 host and its student stations with many of the capabilities of TRSDOS and Disk BASIC. Permits student stations to SAVE and LOAD programs directly to and from the host disk, and LLIST and LPRINT to the host printer. Printer access requests are 'spooled' at the host until the printer is free, so pupils can move on to the next project without delay. Uses 9K of RAM at each station. Automatic polling of student stations at 9600 baud. 26-2775 149.00
Network 3 Operating System and NBASIC v2.1.4 with Electric Pencil
nos3elpn.zip
New! Network 3 Operating Software III. Supports the Network 3 host and its student stations with many of the capabilities of TRSDOS and Disk BASIC. Permits student stations to SAVE and LOAD programs directly to and from the host disk, and LLIST and LPRINT to the host printer. Printer access requests are 'spooled' at the host until the printer is free, so pupils can move on to the next project without delay. Uses 9K of RAM at each station. Automatic polling of student stations at 9600 baud. 26-2775 149.00
Network 3 Operating System and NBASIC v2.1.4 [Incomplete]
ntwk3214.zip
New! Network 3 Operating Software III. Supports the Network 3 host and its student stations with many of the capabilities of TRSDOS and Disk BASIC. Permits student stations to SAVE and LOAD programs directly to and from the host disk, and LLIST and LPRINT to the host printer. Printer access requests are 'spooled' at the host until the printer is free, so pupils can move on to the next project without delay. Uses 9K of RAM at each station. Automatic polling of student stations at 9600 baud. 26-2775 149.00
Network 3 Operating System v2.0
ne3v20ms.zip
Network 3 Operating Software. III. Supports the Network 3 host and its student stations. Permits student stations to SAVE and LOAD programs directly to and from the host disk. Printer access requests are 'spooled' at host until printer is free. Operates on Model 4 in Model III mode. 26-2775 149.00
Network 3 Operating System v2.1.4
ntw3214b.zip
Network 3 Operating Software. III. Supports the Network 3 host and its student stations. Permits student stations to SAVE and LOAD programs directly to and from the host disk. Printer access requests are 'spooled' at host until printer is free. Operates on Model 4 in Model III mode. 26-2775 149.00
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Network 3 Student v1.0
net3st10.zip
Network 3 Operating Software. III. Supports the Network 3 host and its student stations. Permits student stations to SAVE and LOAD programs directly to and from the host disk. Printer access requests are 'spooled' at host until printer is free. Operates on Model 4 in Model III mode. 26-2775 149.00
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Network 3 Student v1.2
net3st12.zip
Network 3 Operating Software. III. Supports the Network 3 host and its student stations. Permits student stations to SAVE and LOAD programs directly to and from the host disk. Printer access requests are 'spooled' at host until printer is free. Operates on Model 4 in Model III mode. 26-2775 149.00
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Network 3 Student v2.0
net3st20.zip
Network 3 Operating Software. III. Supports the Network 3 host and its student stations. Permits student stations to SAVE and LOAD programs directly to and from the host disk. Printer access requests are 'spooled' at host until printer is free. Operates on Model 4 in Model III mode. 26-2775 149.00
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Network 3 v1.0
network3.zip
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TANDY Network 4 Operating System for Model 4 Disk Server and Model III/4 Stations (TRSDOS 1.3) III/4 Description: Provides the Network 4 operating system and program that runs in a network disk server with the hard disk initialization program. Also includes a network version of TRSDOS 1.3 and network boot program to support upgraded Model III/4s as stations, SPOOL/DESPOOL programs for remote printing, configuration utilities for the system manager, and user station utilities and sample programs. The station operating system is designed to support standard TRSDOS 1.3 application software and educational software. Hardware Requirements: Disk Server-Model 4 with Network 4 Upgrade Kit (Cat. No. 26-1136). Installation required (not included). Printer optional. Hard Disk-35-megabyte primary (AXX26-4171), or 20-megabyte hard disk (25-1041), and Controller (26-1138). Trunk Cable-100-foot (26-1218), 500-foot (26-1214), or 1000-foot (26-1215). Termination resistors included. Stations-48K Model III/4, plus Network 4 Upgrade Kit (26-1136). Installation required (not included). At least one station must have a disk drive and 48K. Support: Radio Shack. 26-2773 230.00
Network 4 ROM v01.01.00 [FDIV]
nt4romst.zip
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Network and Surface [Set 1]
netwrksc.zip
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TANDY Network Pascal Grade: 9-UP III/4-NW 3 Description: Network Pascal is a full implementation of the Pascal language designed for use in a Tandy Network 3 classroom environment. Network Pascal was designed for efficient network operation-it minimizes the host disk access time needed by each student station. Network Pascal includes a full-screen text editor, a compiler for the full Pascal lanugage, utility routines to move files to and from the disk drives located on the network's host computer, a 'Run' program to execute Pascal programs, and a linking loader that allows you to link together separately compiled procedures for execution. Network Pascal can handle small programs of up to about 100 lines. The complete Model III stand-alone version of Pascal (for a Model III or 4 disk system) is also included in this package for use in case longer programs need to be developed. Hardware Requirements: Network 3 system with 48K student stations. Network Compatibility: 3. Support: Radio Shack. 26-2739 799.00 Additional Student Manual. 26-2740 14.95
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Network Stacking Program
netstkkd.zip
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Network [Set 1]
netwrksb.zip
Network [Set 2]
netwrkdh.zip
Network [Set 3]
netwrdh3.zip
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Nevada Cobol v2.1 [Partial]
nevcbl21.zip
NEW NEVADA COBOL . A POWERFUL subset of ANSI-74 . A PRICE that's UNBEATABLE-$99. EXTENDED arithmetic & I/O features. FAST compilation and execution . EASY to use - Generates small executable object modules. UNIQUE - Easily understood error messages . CP/M compatible . Also available ON TRS-80 . REQUIRES only 16K-RAM . Designed for PORTABILITY STANDARD FEATURES . Random access file structure . Sequential files - Fixed and variable length . Debugging capability . Copy statement . Data types & character string, 16 Bit Binary and packed decimal (Comp-3) . 18-Digit accuracy . Hexadecimal non-numeric literals . Powerful editing . Interactive accept/display Offered on both 5 1/4 inch and 8 inch diskette, all versions $99 CA residents add 6% sales tax, continental shipping $3.00. Allow 2 weeks delivery. TRS-80 is a trademark of the Tandy Corp CP/M is a trademark of Digital Research
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Nevada Fortran v3.0 [Set 1]
nfort30a.zip
Nevada Fortran v3.0 [Set 2]
nfort30b.zip
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Nevada Fortran v3.2
nfort32a.zip
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Nevada Fortran v3.3 Mod 0
nfort33a.zip
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Nevada PilotMISSING
Three for CP/M users: 32K Nevada Pilot and Nevada Cobol (an ANSI-74 subset), and 48K Nevada Fortran (ANSI-66 subset). Each is available on unprotected 5 1/4- or 8-inch disk for the Model I or II, and costs $29.95 plus shipping and handling.
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Nevada State Quiz
nestqujw.zip
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Never Ending Adventure v1.0
nevendrw.zip
New American Keyboard Driver
nwamkydr.zip
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New Car Dealer Journal PackageMISSING
SERVICE ENTERPRISES 2855 Mitchell Dr., Suite 235 Walnut Creek, CA 94598 (415) 935-2500 ALL DISK PROGRAMS (35 or 77 Track) . GENERAL LEDGER (Small Business-48K, 1 Disk Required Single Entry) $89.95 . CONTRACTORS SCHEDULING & COLLECTIONS (Uses Milestones) $250.00 . R.V. RENTAL SYSTEM INCL. CASH ACCOUNTING (Mountain Cabins etc.) $250.00 . PHONE BILL AUDITING (Cost by # called) $39.95 (Utilizes User Established Disk Data Base) . SWIMMING POOL BUILDER CONTRACT MANAGER (Including Job Scheduling & Payment Collections) . $250.00 . BUDGET FORCASTING (User Defined Accounts in Basic) $39.95 . JOB SHOP (150 Jobs, costs By Employee, Job Etc.) $250.00 . NEW CAR DEALER JOURNAL PACKAGE (GM Act.#) . Invoice/Repair Order Closing . Journal Posting Extensive Reporting (Sorts w/GSF) . Mech. Productivity Posting and Reporting . Accts. Receivable Listings (Factory Claims) . Usefull For Any Service Type Business $995.00 . MAILMASTER-MFG. REP. SYSTEM A. Random Access (Fast GSF Sort Required!) B. Reads ASCII Files and Writes Letters For Addresses (All or Selected Code) C. Multi Output, Reports, Labels, Lists, Zip or Alpha Large, Small, 1 Up or Row 1-2-3-4 D. Open Invoice Posting (Automatic Cust.# Look Up) E. YTD Sales by Client, Factory, Item, etc $499.00 VISA/MASTERCHARGE OK NO COD'S
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New Hard Disk Formatter [TD6]
newhdfms.zip
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