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Towers of Hanoi [How Many Rings]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

thanohmr.zip

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Towers of Hanoi [Move From Which Tower]

John R Olsen Jr

M1 · BAS

twrhanjo.zip

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Towers of Hanoi [Number of Disks 1-7]

Chet Kaczneski

M1 · 1979 · BAS

thannd17.zip

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Towers of Hanoi [Number of Disks 9 Max]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

twhnnod9.zip

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Towers of Hanoi [Torens van Hanoi]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

tornhndt.zip

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Towers of Hanoi [Tours de Hanoi]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

twrhanfr.zip

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Towne Crier Receive and Assist Module

Schneider + Bowen

M1 · 1984 · ASM

twncrsam.zip

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TPA [Shows Total TPA Space]

Author Unknown

M8 · COM

tpatotal.zip

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TPM CP/M v2.1 [Serial 031111]

TPM

M1 · 1979 · DMK

tpmcpmtp.zip

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TPModem [Terminal Emulator with XMODEM]

Calvin A Jones + William L Mabee

M8 · 1985 · PAS

tpmodmca.zip

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Trace

John R Olsen Jr

M1 · BAS

tracejro.zip

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TraceMISSING

HallWay Software

M13

I-SEE Monitor Debug Trace Monitor-Command Menu, ASCII & Hex Display, Edit, Zero, & Block Move Debug-All monitor cmnds Plus Display & Edit for Registers & Flags, Step & Break Point, Full Video Trace-All Debug Cmnds Plus Dissassemble Trace Monitor $12 Debug $18 Trace $24 Specify Disk/Cassette & Mem. HALLWAY SOFTWARE 6625 Morrow Dr. Dayton, Ohio 45415 Ohio residents add 6% sales tax. TRS 80 I-III
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Trace Function

Greg Small

M1 · 1985 · CMA

trcfungs.zip

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Trace Saturns Rings [Inclinaison du Grande Axe]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

trcsatrn.zip

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Trace the Orbits of the Planets [Longitude Periastre]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

trcorbpl.zip

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Trace Utility

Nick Andrew

M1 · 1982 · ASM

trcutlna.zip

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Trace-80 Plus

Custom Computer Center

M1 · 1980 · CMD

trace80p.zip

NEW RELEASES FROM CCC!!! Now available for the first time!!!!! A Monitor/Trace program with versions for both Model I and Model II. Trace-80 TRACE-80 lets you observe the inner working of a machine language program. It allows you to run a machine language program in slow motion and watch the screen. You can stop execution at any time and examine the current instruction mnemonic and all register contents. You can execute your program and watch each instruction mnemonic and register contents list to the screen in place of normal screen display. If you have a printer, TRACE-80 allows you to execute your program in slow motion and watch the screen while your printer simultaneously prints the machine code being executed, the memory location and the instruction mnemonic along with the current register contents. You can execute a machine language program in slow motion, freeze the action, examine and/or change memory, examine and/or change register contents and then continue the slow motion. You can speed up past common routines and slow down to examine other routines in detail or operate in single step mode. TRACE-80 allows you to trace ROM as well as RAM because instructions are emulated in a special execution buffer. FEATURES: (star) For both beginner and advanced programmer. (star) More than 20 commands. (star) Trace-80 is written in machine language. (star) Traces both ROM and RAM. (star) Level II or Mod I Disk operation. (star) Model II Disk version available. (star) Optionally prints only 'Transfer and Control' instructions. (star) Full speed, slow speed or freeze execution modes. (star) Memory can be displayed/modified. (star) Register contents can be displayed/modified. (star) Hex, ASCII and mnemonic display modes. (star) Abreviated or full printer format. (star) Serial printer output if desired. (star) Option of normal screen display, memory display, trace display or clear screen. (star) Learn assembly language programming as well as machine coding by watching actual code execution and see assembly language mnemonic. PARTIAL LIST OF COMMANDS: Load disk file, Trace, Slow Motion Execution, Full Speed Execution, Freeze Action, Single Instruction Execution, Examine and/or Display memory, Examine and/or Display Register Contents, Enable/Disable Screen, Enable/Disable Printer, Ascii or Hex Display, Full Screen Memory Display, Line Printer Commands, etc. TRACE-80/MOD-I (for Level II or DOS operation) $29.95 Supplied on tape with 3 versions (16K, 32K or 48K). Complete with instructions. TRACE-80/MOD-II $49.95
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Trace-80 v1.0 [16K]

Custom Computer Center

M1 · 1980 · CMD

trac8016.zip

NEW RELEASES FROM CCC!!! Now available for the first time!!!!! A Monitor/Trace program with versions for both Model I and Model II. Trace-80 TRACE-80 lets you observe the inner working of a machine language program. It allows you to run a machine language program in slow motion and watch the screen. You can stop execution at any time and examine the current instruction mnemonic and all register contents. You can execute your program and watch each instruction mnemonic and register contents list to the screen in place of normal screen display. If you have a printer, TRACE-80 allows you to execute your program in slow motion and watch the screen while your printer simultaneously prints the machine code being executed, the memory location and the instruction mnemonic along with the current register contents. You can execute a machine language program in slow motion, freeze the action, examine and/or change memory, examine and/or change register contents and then continue the slow motion. You can speed up past common routines and slow down to examine other routines in detail or operate in single step mode. TRACE-80 allows you to trace ROM as well as RAM because instructions are emulated in a special execution buffer. FEATURES: (star) For both beginner and advanced programmer. (star) More than 20 commands. (star) Trace-80 is written in machine language. (star) Traces both ROM and RAM. (star) Level II or Mod I Disk operation. (star) Model II Disk version available. (star) Optionally prints only 'Transfer and Control' instructions. (star) Full speed, slow speed or freeze execution modes. (star) Memory can be displayed/modified. (star) Register contents can be displayed/modified. (star) Hex, ASCII and mnemonic display modes. (star) Abreviated or full printer format. (star) Serial printer output if desired. (star) Option of normal screen display, memory display, trace display or clear screen. (star) Learn assembly language programming as well as machine coding by watching actual code execution and see assembly language mnemonic. PARTIAL LIST OF COMMANDS: Load disk file, Trace, Slow Motion Execution, Full Speed Execution, Freeze Action, Single Instruction Execution, Examine and/or Display memory, Examine and/or Display Register Contents, Enable/Disable Screen, Enable/Disable Printer, Ascii or Hex Display, Full Screen Memory Display, Line Printer Commands, etc. TRACE-80/MOD-I (for Level II or DOS operation) $29.95 Supplied on tape with 3 versions (16K, 32K or 48K). Complete with instructions. TRACE-80/MOD-II $49.95
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Trace-80 v1.0 [32K]

Custom Computer Center

M1 · 1980 · CMD

trac8032.zip

NEW RELEASES FROM CCC!!! Now available for the first time!!!!! A Monitor/Trace program with versions for both Model I and Model II. Trace-80 TRACE-80 lets you observe the inner working of a machine language program. It allows you to run a machine language program in slow motion and watch the screen. You can stop execution at any time and examine the current instruction mnemonic and all register contents. You can execute your program and watch each instruction mnemonic and register contents list to the screen in place of normal screen display. If you have a printer, TRACE-80 allows you to execute your program in slow motion and watch the screen while your printer simultaneously prints the machine code being executed, the memory location and the instruction mnemonic along with the current register contents. You can execute a machine language program in slow motion, freeze the action, examine and/or change memory, examine and/or change register contents and then continue the slow motion. You can speed up past common routines and slow down to examine other routines in detail or operate in single step mode. TRACE-80 allows you to trace ROM as well as RAM because instructions are emulated in a special execution buffer. FEATURES: (star) For both beginner and advanced programmer. (star) More than 20 commands. (star) Trace-80 is written in machine language. (star) Traces both ROM and RAM. (star) Level II or Mod I Disk operation. (star) Model II Disk version available. (star) Optionally prints only 'Transfer and Control' instructions. (star) Full speed, slow speed or freeze execution modes. (star) Memory can be displayed/modified. (star) Register contents can be displayed/modified. (star) Hex, ASCII and mnemonic display modes. (star) Abreviated or full printer format. (star) Serial printer output if desired. (star) Option of normal screen display, memory display, trace display or clear screen. (star) Learn assembly language programming as well as machine coding by watching actual code execution and see assembly language mnemonic. PARTIAL LIST OF COMMANDS: Load disk file, Trace, Slow Motion Execution, Full Speed Execution, Freeze Action, Single Instruction Execution, Examine and/or Display memory, Examine and/or Display Register Contents, Enable/Disable Screen, Enable/Disable Printer, Ascii or Hex Display, Full Screen Memory Display, Line Printer Commands, etc. TRACE-80/MOD-I (for Level II or DOS operation) $29.95 Supplied on tape with 3 versions (16K, 32K or 48K). Complete with instructions. TRACE-80/MOD-II $49.95
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Trace-80 v1.0 [48K]

Custom Computer Center

M1 · 1980 · CMD

trac8048.zip

NEW RELEASES FROM CCC!!! Now available for the first time!!!!! A Monitor/Trace program with versions for both Model I and Model II. Trace-80 TRACE-80 lets you observe the inner working of a machine language program. It allows you to run a machine language program in slow motion and watch the screen. You can stop execution at any time and examine the current instruction mnemonic and all register contents. You can execute your program and watch each instruction mnemonic and register contents list to the screen in place of normal screen display. If you have a printer, TRACE-80 allows you to execute your program in slow motion and watch the screen while your printer simultaneously prints the machine code being executed, the memory location and the instruction mnemonic along with the current register contents. You can execute a machine language program in slow motion, freeze the action, examine and/or change memory, examine and/or change register contents and then continue the slow motion. You can speed up past common routines and slow down to examine other routines in detail or operate in single step mode. TRACE-80 allows you to trace ROM as well as RAM because instructions are emulated in a special execution buffer. FEATURES: (star) For both beginner and advanced programmer. (star) More than 20 commands. (star) Trace-80 is written in machine language. (star) Traces both ROM and RAM. (star) Level II or Mod I Disk operation. (star) Model II Disk version available. (star) Optionally prints only 'Transfer and Control' instructions. (star) Full speed, slow speed or freeze execution modes. (star) Memory can be displayed/modified. (star) Register contents can be displayed/modified. (star) Hex, ASCII and mnemonic display modes. (star) Abreviated or full printer format. (star) Serial printer output if desired. (star) Option of normal screen display, memory display, trace display or clear screen. (star) Learn assembly language programming as well as machine coding by watching actual code execution and see assembly language mnemonic. PARTIAL LIST OF COMMANDS: Load disk file, Trace, Slow Motion Execution, Full Speed Execution, Freeze Action, Single Instruction Execution, Examine and/or Display memory, Examine and/or Display Register Contents, Enable/Disable Screen, Enable/Disable Printer, Ascii or Hex Display, Full Screen Memory Display, Line Printer Commands, etc. TRACE-80/MOD-I (for Level II or DOS operation) $29.95 Supplied on tape with 3 versions (16K, 32K or 48K). Complete with instructions. TRACE-80/MOD-II $49.95
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Track and Field

Bob Kozal (x2023)

M1 · BAS

trkfldbk.zip

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Track BASIC Programs

Tim Bowman

M4 · BAS

trkbastb.zip

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Track Erase [Drive 0-3]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

trakeras.zip

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Track Heat Temp and Rainfall [No Screen Output]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

trkheatr.zip

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Track Meet

Alex

M1 · BAS

trakmeet.zip

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TrackStat v1.0 [Track Meet Tracker][Set 1]

Sentient Software

M4 · 1985 · BAS

trakstat.zip

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TrackStat v1.0 [Track Meet Tracker][Set 2]

Sentient Software

M4 · 1985 · BAS

trkstat2.zip

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Trader

Understanding Ltd

M3 · 1983 · DMK

trade2ul.zip

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Trader v1.0 [Original]

Understanding Ltd

M3 · 1983 · DMK

trade1ul.zip

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Traffic [Kerash]

Dinarte Morais

M1 · BAS

traficdm.zip

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Trail v1.0

Nick Andrew

M1 · 1984 · CMA

tral10na.zip

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Trail v1.1

Nick Andrew

M1 · 1985 · CMA

tral11na.zip

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Trail West

Micro-Ed

M1 · 1983 · BAS

trlwstme.zip

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Train Simulation

A Weijenberg

M1 · 1981 · BAS

trnsimaw.zip

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Trainer [Flag Status Bit Flag Set]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

trainer3.zip

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Trajectory Program for G1 Projectiles

American Rifleman

M1 · 1983 · BAS

trjg1prj.zip

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Trak [Skill Level 1-5]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

traksl15.zip

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Tram

Chris McKinstry + Vic Spicer / Micro-Systems Software

M1 · CMD

trammss1.zip

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Tram

Chris McKinstry + Vic Spicer / Micro-Systems Software

M3 · CMD

trammss3.zip

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Tran-SendMISSING

Meta Technologies Corporation

M13

Transfer PROGRAMS and DATA from MODEL I to MODEL II TRAN-SEND $49.95 by MTC Requires MODEL II and MODEL I with disk & RS-232. Simple to use, not a kit -nothing else to buy. Complete with custom cable, 5 1/4 inch & 8 inch floppies, instruc- tions. May be used over phone lines. Custom Cable only $19.95 Suitable for use with Radio Shack transfer program (ACT 0131) TO ORDER CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-321-3552 IN OHIO call (216)289-7500 (COLLECT) META TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION 26111 Brush Avenue, Euclid, Ohio 44132
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Trans-80MISSING

Percom Data Company

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Transfer EDTASM Files

Mary Bell

M1 · 1982 · CMD

tredtsmb.zip

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Transfer File Utility

Alex Roosakos

M3 · BAS

trnfilar.zip

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Transfer Function AnalysisMISSING

PAB Software Inc

M13

EE Software by PABSoft Excellence in Technical Software LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS State Variable Analysis -- $25 Advanced S. V. Analysis -- $25 Transfer Function Anal. -- $25 . Professional Programmers . Fast Machine Language . Tape or Disk (Specify) Tape Assumes Non-DOS System . For Disk Specify DOS . Model I or III (Specify) Minimum 48K RAM . Output to Video or Printer or Both . Write for Catalog . Update PABSoft Software to Different Computer for 1/3 the Price PAB Software, Inc. P.O. Box 15397 Fort Wayne, Indiana 46885
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Transfer ListMISSING

Palomar Software

M13

PALOMAR SOFTWARE 'TRANSFER LIST' Hardcopy print-out of all transfers, GOTO, GOSUB, ELSE, etc., in your basic program are listed by calling line # and called line #. Transfer list is a great aid in changing or debugging basic programs. $7.95 All Palomar Software programs are designed for level 11 16k or higher. Write for full specifications and sample printouts or send (ck or mo) + $1.00 P/H per tape. (Calif. residents add 6% sales tax) PALOMAR SOFTWARE 170 S. Palomar Dr. Redwood City, Ca. 94062 24 Hour Ordering Line (415) 366-5340
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Transfer Package [Read and Transmit Disk File]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

trnspack.zip

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Transfer TRS-80 to CP/M Transfer Program

Jack Means / 80 Microcomputing

M1 · 1981 · BAS

trtrcpjm.zip

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Transfer TRSDOS 2.1 to TRSDOS 2.3

The Alternate Source

M1 · 1980 · BAS

trt212ta.zip

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Transfer TRSDOS 2.3b to LDOS [Source Filespec]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

tr23b2ld.zip

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Transfer [Original]

MichTron

M1 · 1984 · DMK

transfer.zip

TRANSFER They said it couldn't be done, but we did it! Michtron has closed the gap between MSDOS based computers and the TANDY Model I/III/4 with a remarkable new utility called TRANSFER. Imagine being able to read, copy from, and even write to any MSDOS version 1 diskette using a I/III/4 computer. Now you can! Completely MENU DRIVEN, just load TRANSFER into a Model I/III/4, insert an MSDOS disk, and your ready to go! TRANSFER will even format an MSDOS disk right in the I/III/4! Think of the uses! With TRANSFER on line, you could move basic programs (special utility included; will convert basic programs into uncompressed form, for operation under MICROSOFT basic), copy word processing files, transfer data files, and much more. So, the next time your retyping a program, or entering text into your word processor from your OTHER computer, think TRANSFER, and then think MICHTRON where nothing is impossible.! NOTE: You must have two drives, 48K, and a doubler on a Model I $59.95
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Transient Analaysis Program

EDN

M1 · 1981 · BAS

trnsanal.zip

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Transient Response Plot from Transfer Function

John Horne

M1 · BAS

trnresjh.zip

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Transistor Amplifier Calculations [Value of VCC in Volts]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

trnstamp.zip

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Transistor Calculator [Valor de X1]

Author Unknown

M3 · BAS

trnstclc.zip

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Transmuter [Change Variables]

Micro-80

M1 · 1983 · BAS

trnsmutr.zip

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Transparent Sort [Original]

Pulse Software Company

M1 · 1981 · DMK

transort.zip

Making Transparent Sorts Visible Pulse Software's Transparent Sort program is a graphics demonstration of the Shell-Metzner sort, an efficient Basic sorting subroutine. Although the subroutine is only 16 lines long, how and why it works can be a mystery to beginning Basic programmers. The Pulse program shows the compare/swap process as it happens, with a display of 26 letters being sorted into alphabetical order. Arrows indicate the letters being compared, and a top-of-screen display shows a continuously updated table of statistics and variables. A comment at the bottom of the screen explains the line being executed. The Level II program is available on 16K cassette ($14.95) or 32K disk ($19.95) for the Models I/III. For more information, contact Pulse Software, P.O. Box 1086, Freehold, NJ 07728.
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Transpose

Wolfgang Kohler

M1 · 1990 · BAS

transpo1.zip

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Trap

Tim Behrendsen

M1 · BAS

trapm1tb.zip

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Trap It [Level of Difficulty 1-8]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

trapit18.zip

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Trap v1.0 [TD13]

Wes Gray

M3 · 1980 · CMA

trap10wg.zip

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Trap v2.0

Wes Gray

M3 · 1981 · CMA

trap20wg.zip

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Trap [Number Guess]

Steve Ullman

M4 · 1972 · BAS

trapnmsu.zip

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Trapezoid Area

Todd Hoback

M1 · 1984 · BAS

trapezth.zip

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Trapper-Scripsit v5.3 [Epson MX-80]

Molimerx Ltd

M1 · 1985 · DMK

trpscr53.zip

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Trash

Trader Vick

M1 · 1979 · BAS

trash1tv.zip

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Trash-Man

Wes Gray

M1 · CMA

trshmnwg.zip

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Trashman Utility [Set 1][Dual Boot][Original]

ProSoft

M13 · 1981 · DMK

trshmanm.zip

DOES STRING COMPRESSION HAVE YOU TIED UP IN KNOTS? LET TRASHMAN CLEAN UP THE MESS! TRASHMAN is a machine language utility for the TRS-80 Models I and III. It was written by Glenn Tesler, the author of FASTER, and can reduce BASIC's string compression time by 95% (see table below). # STRINGS SECONDS DELAY NORMAL TRASHMAN PERCENT IMPROVEMENT --- --- --- --- 250 11.8 0.7 94 500 45.8 1.6 96.5 1000 179.6 3.5 98 2000 713.2 7.8 98.9 WHAT'S STRING COMPRESSION? When a BASIC program changes a string (words, names, descriptions), it moves it to a new place in memory, and leaves a hole in the old place. Eventually, all available memory gets used up and BASIC has to push the strings together to free up some space. This takes time. Lots of time. The computer stops running for seconds or minutes, and you may even think it's 'crashed'. The keyboard won't work, and until all the strings have been collected, you just have to sit and wait. Then things run for a while, until string compression is needed again. And again. If you're using your computer for business, that wastes your money. If you're using it personally, it wastes your time. WHAT'S THE SOLUTION? As soon as you start using TRASHMAN, those delays almost disappear. It uses less than 600 bytes of memory, plus 2 bytes for each active string. It works with other machine language programs and with all major operating systems. It's easy to use, comes with complete instructions, and can be copied to your own disks. WHAT'S THE CATCH? If a BASIC program uses only a few strings, very little time is wasted in string compression, and TRASHMAN won't be helpful. But, if hundreds of strings, including large string arrays, are used, TRASHMAN is just what you need. Ask your software dealer for TRASHMAN, or order directly on our toll-free number. The price is just $39.95 (plus sales tax in California). (All timings done on TRS-80 Model I, Model III 15% faster, but pct. improvements identical. Listing of timing program available on request.)
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Trashman Utility [Set 2]

ProSoft

M1 · 1981 · CMD

trshman2.zip

DOES STRING COMPRESSION HAVE YOU TIED UP IN KNOTS? LET TRASHMAN CLEAN UP THE MESS! TRASHMAN is a machine language utility for the TRS-80 Models I and III. It was written by Glenn Tesler, the author of FASTER, and can reduce BASIC's string compression time by 95% (see table below). # STRINGS SECONDS DELAY NORMAL TRASHMAN PERCENT IMPROVEMENT --- --- --- --- 250 11.8 0.7 94 500 45.8 1.6 96.5 1000 179.6 3.5 98 2000 713.2 7.8 98.9 WHAT'S STRING COMPRESSION? When a BASIC program changes a string (words, names, descriptions), it moves it to a new place in memory, and leaves a hole in the old place. Eventually, all available memory gets used up and BASIC has to push the strings together to free up some space. This takes time. Lots of time. The computer stops running for seconds or minutes, and you may even think it's 'crashed'. The keyboard won't work, and until all the strings have been collected, you just have to sit and wait. Then things run for a while, until string compression is needed again. And again. If you're using your computer for business, that wastes your money. If you're using it personally, it wastes your time. WHAT'S THE SOLUTION? As soon as you start using TRASHMAN, those delays almost disappear. It uses less than 600 bytes of memory, plus 2 bytes for each active string. It works with other machine language programs and with all major operating systems. It's easy to use, comes with complete instructions, and can be copied to your own disks. WHAT'S THE CATCH? If a BASIC program uses only a few strings, very little time is wasted in string compression, and TRASHMAN won't be helpful. But, if hundreds of strings, including large string arrays, are used, TRASHMAN is just what you need. Ask your software dealer for TRASHMAN, or order directly on our toll-free number. The price is just $39.95 (plus sales tax in California). (All timings done on TRS-80 Model I, Model III 15% faster, but pct. improvements identical. Listing of timing program available on request.)
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Trashman Utility [Set 3]

ProSoft

M1 · 1981 · CMD

trshmnut.zip

DOES STRING COMPRESSION HAVE YOU TIED UP IN KNOTS? LET TRASHMAN CLEAN UP THE MESS! TRASHMAN is a machine language utility for the TRS-80 Models I and III. It was written by Glenn Tesler, the author of FASTER, and can reduce BASIC's string compression time by 95% (see table below). # STRINGS SECONDS DELAY NORMAL TRASHMAN PERCENT IMPROVEMENT --- --- --- --- 250 11.8 0.7 94 500 45.8 1.6 96.5 1000 179.6 3.5 98 2000 713.2 7.8 98.9 WHAT'S STRING COMPRESSION? When a BASIC program changes a string (words, names, descriptions), it moves it to a new place in memory, and leaves a hole in the old place. Eventually, all available memory gets used up and BASIC has to push the strings together to free up some space. This takes time. Lots of time. The computer stops running for seconds or minutes, and you may even think it's 'crashed'. The keyboard won't work, and until all the strings have been collected, you just have to sit and wait. Then things run for a while, until string compression is needed again. And again. If you're using your computer for business, that wastes your money. If you're using it personally, it wastes your time. WHAT'S THE SOLUTION? As soon as you start using TRASHMAN, those delays almost disappear. It uses less than 600 bytes of memory, plus 2 bytes for each active string. It works with other machine language programs and with all major operating systems. It's easy to use, comes with complete instructions, and can be copied to your own disks. WHAT'S THE CATCH? If a BASIC program uses only a few strings, very little time is wasted in string compression, and TRASHMAN won't be helpful. But, if hundreds of strings, including large string arrays, are used, TRASHMAN is just what you need. Ask your software dealer for TRASHMAN, or order directly on our toll-free number. The price is just $39.95 (plus sales tax in California). (All timings done on TRS-80 Model I, Model III 15% faster, but pct. improvements identical. Listing of timing program available on request.)
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Travel Agent Contest v1.0

Sunburst Communications

M1 · 1982 · BAS

trvagncn.zip

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Travel Distance Between Hard Coded Cities

Jim C Pickett

M1 · BAS

trvdstjp.zip

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Traveling Salesman Problem [Video not emulated]

Dieter Olpp

M1 · DMK

trvslsg3.zip

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Traveller Character Generator

Ben L Price

M4 · CMD

trvchrbp.zip

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Treasure Dungeon 1MISSING

David E White

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Treasure Dungeon 2 [What Level Hero]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

trsdng2u.zip

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Treasure Dungeon 2 [You are About to Enter]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

trdn2yae.zip

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Treasure Dungeon II

David E White

M1 · 1979 · BAS

trsdung2.zip

Fight with the Savage Minataur, ghouls, trolls, and other monsters to get their guarded treasure. But know when to withdraw. $7.95
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Treasure Dungeon II [02 Files]

David E White

M1 · 1979 · BAS

trsdng22.zip

Fight with the Savage Minataur, ghouls, trolls, and other monsters to get their guarded treasure. But know when to withdraw. $7.95
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Treasure Dungeon II [h Dennis Devine]

David E White

M1 · 1979 · BAS

trsdng2h.zip

Fight with the Savage Minataur, ghouls, trolls, and other monsters to get their guarded treasure. But know when to withdraw. $7.95
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Treasure Hunt v2.1

Lance Micklus

M1 · 1978 · BAS

thntlm21.zip

TREASURE HUNT by Lance Micklus (T.S.E.) This is a challenge, so don't cheat and read the program listing. Use your imagination. You are exploring caves and trying to find 20 treasures. Some are easy to get, others are very difficult because you have to figure out how. When you first play, you will probably make a lot of mistakes. The more you play this game, the more secrets you will discover, and thus, the more treasure you will find. All 20 treasures can be found in about an hour of play if you know what you're doing. Your first problem is to draw a map of the caves. Good luck, you're gonna need it. T3G129 TRS-80 VERSION-LEVEL I/4K LEVEL II/16K $7.95
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Treasure Hunt vB01

Lance Micklus

M1 · 1978 · BAS

thntlmb0.zip

TREASURE HUNT by Lance Micklus (T.S.E.) This is a challenge, so don't cheat and read the program listing. Use your imagination. You are exploring caves and trying to find 20 treasures. Some are easy to get, others are very difficult because you have to figure out how. When you first play, you will probably make a lot of mistakes. The more you play this game, the more secrets you will discover, and thus, the more treasure you will find. All 20 treasures can be found in about an hour of play if you know what you're doing. Your first problem is to draw a map of the caves. Good luck, you're gonna need it. T3G129 TRS-80 VERSION-LEVEL I/4K LEVEL II/16K $7.95
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Treasure Hunt vB01

Lance Micklus + Robert E Alleger

M1 · 1978 · BAS

thntlmra.zip

TREASURE HUNT by Lance Micklus (T.S.E.) This is a challenge, so don't cheat and read the program listing. Use your imagination. You are exploring caves and trying to find 20 treasures. Some are easy to get, others are very difficult because you have to figure out how. When you first play, you will probably make a lot of mistakes. The more you play this game, the more secrets you will discover, and thus, the more treasure you will find. All 20 treasures can be found in about an hour of play if you know what you're doing. Your first problem is to draw a map of the caves. Good luck, you're gonna need it. T3G129 TRS-80 VERSION-LEVEL I/4K LEVEL II/16K $7.95
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Janphil Software

M3

One Game, One Adventure Treasure Run ($15.95 cassette, $19.95 disk) is a machine-language arcade game for the 16K Level II Model III. It features real-time action, sound effects, game pause, and joystick compatibility; the disk version saves the top 10 scores. Eye of Mezron ($27.95 disk) is a 48K Model III text adventure. It also records the top 10 scores, and allows multiple game saves. Both programs are sold by Janphil Software, P.O. Box 140, Kathleen, FL 33849, 813-858-6705.
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Treasure Search v1.2

Byte

M1 · 1980 · BAS

trssrc12.zip

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Treasure Search [Which Direction for X]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

tressrch.zip

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Treasure [Input Your Move]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

treasiym.zip

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Tree

Robert M Knowles

M4 · BAS

treegrrk.zip

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Tree Structured Filing System

Nick Andrew

M1 · ASM

trestrfs.zip

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Tree with Flashing Ornaments

Bob Kozal (x2023)

M1 · BAS

treflsbk.zip

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Treeboard Project

Nick Andrew

M1 · 1985 · ASM

treboard.zip

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