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List of Variables Used in a BASIC Program
lstvarbp.zip
(Mike-Stump)[M4].gif)
List Processor v5.0
lstprcs5.zip
(Author-Unknown)[M4][Randomizes-Lists].gif)
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(M-Nichols)[CPM].gif)
List Track and Sector Assignment Per Group [Group Track Sector]
listgrps.zip
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(Ken-Kroninger)[M4][PRO-NTO].gif)
List [File To Be Listed][PRO-NTO]
listpron.zip
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List-N-FileMISSING
File everything. Program creates user defined category files. Up to 255 characters allowed in each of 1 to 7 categories. Selectively searches and prints labels, lists, or new disk files. Full editing supported.<br>Price: $34.95 disk, $34.95 cassette
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List/Key People ProgramMISSING
List Management Software It's 6:30 on a Friday night and you were supposed to meet your friends for a beer at Nick's. Instead, you're still working with a data management program to get the personnel files straight. If this scenario is all too real, The List/Key People Program ($250) is the answer to your problems. This data base management system for the Models III, 4, and 4P features menu-driven options and more than 100 help messages to get you to the weekend on time. List/Key comes with formats for home, small-business, and professional applications, indexes by 24 fields, and instantly updates lists for new entries. For large files, List/Key's Multi-Log record selection feature lets you set the search parameters. You can also print records, labels, envelopes, and telephone directories. For those who want to see before they buy, The Soft Place offers a $25 demonstration disk. A form generator that interfaces with most TRS-80 word processing programs, a statistical package, and a communications package are available for $50 each. List/Key is available at software stores or from The Soft Place, Box 7370, 1439 East Garfield Ave., Glendale, CA 91205, 818-243-5111.
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(Logical-Systems)[M1][Filter-Package-1][Listing-Formatter-Filter].gif)
LISTBAS v5.1 [Listing Formatter Filter][Filter Package 1]
lstbasls.zip
Filter Package #1 contains fourteen useful filters for use with the LDOS 5.1 system. Some of these are: XLATE (user-defined input/output translation), LISTBAS (BASIC 'prettyprint' filter), MONITOR (filters unprintable characters and replaces them with printable representations), TITLE (adds user-defined titles to printer output), SLASH0 (slashes zeros on printers that can backspace), LINEFEED (add or remove LF after CR on any device), PAGEPAWS (pause printer after formfeed), and CALC (keyboard HEX/DEC/BINARY conversion and HEX add/sub filter). Includes source code. $39.
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Listen and SpellMISSING
Little Bee EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS For TRS 80 Level II 16 K CASSETTE Listen and Spell (Wh-Th Words) 2-4 Provides drill for troublesome Wh-Th words. $9.95 Self correcting and scoring positive reinforcement Trademark of Tandy Corp. Little Bee EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS P.O. Box 262 Massillon, Ohio 44646
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(Author-Unknown)[M4][File-t.gif)
(Robert-Winston)[M1].gif)
Lister Driver for Epson
listdrvr.zip
(K-Marley)[M1].gif)
Lister v1.2
listerkm.zip
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Lister v4.0
lister4i.zip
UTILITIES MISSING COMMAND ON THE MODEL I LISTER 4 inchPretty Lister' that LLISTs both ASCII and Compressed Basic programs to your printer with machine language speed - Model I disk $19.95 Programs are on disk with instructions and listings Check, Money Order or C.O.D. Shipped Postage Paid. Add $2.00 for C.O.D. CALL - Custom Software for your application - CALL I. J. S. 625 Cedar Street - Rock Springs, Wy. 82901 Phone (307) 382-8742 NEWDOS/80-SUPERZAP-trademarks of Apparat Inc.
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Listfile [ASCII Text File Screening Utility]
lstfiljk.zip
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ListmakerMISSING
THE LISTMAKER Pull any category from a list in seconds with this powerful, versatile program. Enter up to 400 names or items, with codes, in 16K. Sort, edit, dump, load, print or display lists on-screen. MLM-1 $9.95 California residents add 6% sales tax. 24-hour credit card order hotline: (213) 454-8290 MANHATTAN SOFTWARE Post Office Box 35 Pacific Palisades, CA 90272
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Listmaker IIMISSING
NEW FROM MANHATTAN FOR MODELS I AND III - MANY NOW ON DISK THE LISTMAKER II 400 names & codes in 16K, prints lists. Mod I TLM/C $ 9.95 California residents add 6% sales tax. 24-hour credit card order hotline: (213) 454-8290 Write for full catalog of TRS-80 and Atari software. MANHATTAN SOFTWARE P.O. Box 35, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272
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ListrMISSING
Mayday HELP/CMD a utility program for your NEW-DOS-80 system. A HELP request for any of the commands returns a mini-page of information to the screen on the subject. Can be modified to get what YOU want to see. Machine language program that can be HELPful to you $16.50. BACKUP/CMD Does a full disk backup for your NEWDOS disks from a simple and quick program $16.50. COMPACT/BAS Squeeze those disks some more for extra space and faster operation of your programs $16.50. LISTR/BAS Now you can UNSCRAMBLE that compacted program and print out a neatly organized and easy to read listing. Works on most any ASCII saved program $16.50. Order all four of the above on one disk for the special price of $46.50. Remember ALL of these prices INCLUDE shipping. Please state I/III, S or DD needs. MAYDAY software wants to be your SOURCE for more UTILITIES, GAMES and HARDWARE items. Write for more listings. Wisc. residents add 5% tax Personal checks should allow 2 weeks extra MAYDAY software P.O. Box 66 Rock Creek Road Phillips, Wisconsin 54555 (715) 339-3966 . APPARAT, inc. VISA/MC are welcome
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ListT v1.3 [List any file to the printer]
list13ih.zip
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Literary Pieces: What Do You KnowMISSING
Presenting old and new favorite jokes these have been handed down through the years you will laugh at each one strictly for adults use these fables are masterpieces uses 25K of memory<br>Price: $15.00 cassette, $5.00 source
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Little Big LispMISSING
Little Big Lisp Little Big Lisp, for the Model I, is available from the Department of Computer and Information Sciences at the University of Oregon. Lisp includes the Lisp interpreter, a Lisp compiler, a trace package for monitoring the execution of programs, a Lisp structure editor, the RLISP programming language which provides a high level language interface to Lisp which resembles Algol and Pascal, and some sample programs in Lisp and RLISP. The system requires a minimum of 32K and is available on a 5 1/4-inch disk complete with documentation for $30. Complete source listings are available on magnetic tape for $100. For more information contact Jed Marti, Department of Computer and Information Science, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403.
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Little Black Book v2.2
ltblbk22.zip
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Little Brother Database Manager T80 v2.3 [Original]
ltbrt823.zip
Little Brother Little Brother (LB) is a data management system where ease of use is its primary goal. With LB, you don't need to program ANYTHING or remember complicated command sequences to manage your data. Even for the most complex data management needs, Little Brother will produce results very quickly, often with just a few keystrokes. This is because EVERY function in LB is menu driven and comes with complete on-line HELP information which is always at your fingertips. With LB, you can concentrate on what you do best - managing your data, and leave the programming to us. We've put all of our design and programming expertise into LB so that your data management needs can be satisfied quickly and 'painlessly'. LB will handle almost any data base needs that you may have. Virtually the only limitation is your available disk space. You easily define the layout of your data records. LB will handle up to 65534 records, and each record can contain up to 1024 characters. LB supports up to 64 different data fields for each record, where each field may be from 1 to 254 characters long. There are seven types of data fields available: Alpha - Only the letters A-Z (a-z) and <space> may be entered.</space> Numeric - Only digits (0-9), a period and a minus sign may be entered. Right Justified - Numeric with the value displayed and printed with 'leading spaces'. Literal - Any ASCII character may be entered. Dollar - 'dollar' values, with up to eight digits allowed to the left of the decimal point. Float - 'floating point' values with 8 digits to the left and right of the decimal point. Calculated - Allows calculations to be performed using any 'number' field (i.e. R, J, N, D, or F). The calculation is user defined, and may include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Calculations are precise up to sixteen significant digits. Defining a LB data base is simple. Just enter a descriptive name for each field, the type of field that it is (e.g. 'D' for Dollar, 'L' for Literal, etc) and the length of the field. LB even has provisions for defining a 'Protected Field', so that the data for that field will not be displayed unless the proper 'Password' is entered. Full editing capabilities are available when defining a data base. After defining your data layout, all you need to do is establish a 'screen', and you are ready to begin entering data! Up to 10 different screens may be used to display your data. Having entered information, you may view or edit any record at any time. It is always a quick and easy operation to 'Find' information with LB. You can even create an 'Index' to your data by sorting the information in any non-calculated field, so that your data records can be accessed in either 'ascending' or 'descending' order. Using an Index will allow you to find any piece of information within a matter of seconds, even if there are tens of thousands of data records in your data base! Once you have built a data base, you may wish to print the information. Simply define a print format, and LB will print the records according to your specified format. Up to 10 different print formats can be created. LB can handle almost any kind of print format; you can print listings complete with headers/footers, date, time, page numbering, totals and sub-totals if desired, mailing labels format, and even form letters. As with any data-related operation when using LB, you select what records get printed (according to your specified criteria). Records can be printed in 'sorted' order as well, which is great for organizing your report (especially useful for 'zip code' zoning). For automating your processing needs, LB can be run in an 'automatic' mode, without any operator intervention. Frequently used LB procedures (such as selecting, sorting and printing records) can be saved for future use. Entire 'Job streams' may be produced, so that LB operations may be intermixed with literally any DOS function that can be 'Batch Processed'. LB is available for either the TRS-80 Model 4/4P under TRSDOS 6.2 (or later) or the IBM-PC/PC Compatibles under PC/MS-DOS 2.0 and operates virtually the same on either machine! As a matter of fact, data files created on one machine can be directly used on the other machine (NOTE: Separate copies of Little Brother are required and the movement of data files from one machine to another is the sole responsibility of the user). Little Brother is a 'simple to use' but powerful data manager. Hardware specifications: For the Model 4 are a minimum of two floppy disk drives and 128K of RAM (Hard disk owners need only have 64K of RAM and one floppy disk drive). For the IBM-PC are two floppy disk drives (or one hard disk and one floppy) and 128K of RAM. Ordering Information: For the Model 4/4P => Little Brother-M4 #L-50-510 : For the IBM-PC => Little Brother-MS #L-86-510
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Little Brother Database Manager v1.0.0 [Set 1][Ser 00529][Original][Data Disk]
ltlbro1m.zip
Little Brother Little Brother (LB) is a data management system where ease of use is its primary goal. With LB, you don't need to program ANYTHING or remember complicated command sequences to manage your data. Even for the most complex data management needs, Little Brother will produce results very quickly, often with just a few keystrokes. This is because EVERY function in LB is menu driven and comes with complete on-line HELP information which is always at your fingertips. With LB, you can concentrate on what you do best - managing your data, and leave the programming to us. We've put all of our design and programming expertise into LB so that your data management needs can be satisfied quickly and 'painlessly'. LB will handle almost any data base needs that you may have. Virtually the only limitation is your available disk space. You easily define the layout of your data records. LB will handle up to 65534 records, and each record can contain up to 1024 characters. LB supports up to 64 different data fields for each record, where each field may be from 1 to 254 characters long. There are seven types of data fields available: Alpha - Only the letters A-Z (a-z) and <space> may be entered.</space> Numeric - Only digits (0-9), a period and a minus sign may be entered. Right Justified - Numeric with the value displayed and printed with 'leading spaces'. Literal - Any ASCII character may be entered. Dollar - 'dollar' values, with up to eight digits allowed to the left of the decimal point. Float - 'floating point' values with 8 digits to the left and right of the decimal point. Calculated - Allows calculations to be performed using any 'number' field (i.e. R, J, N, D, or F). The calculation is user defined, and may include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Calculations are precise up to sixteen significant digits. Defining a LB data base is simple. Just enter a descriptive name for each field, the type of field that it is (e.g. 'D' for Dollar, 'L' for Literal, etc) and the length of the field. LB even has provisions for defining a 'Protected Field', so that the data for that field will not be displayed unless the proper 'Password' is entered. Full editing capabilities are available when defining a data base. After defining your data layout, all you need to do is establish a 'screen', and you are ready to begin entering data! Up to 10 different screens may be used to display your data. Having entered information, you may view or edit any record at any time. It is always a quick and easy operation to 'Find' information with LB. You can even create an 'Index' to your data by sorting the information in any non-calculated field, so that your data records can be accessed in either 'ascending' or 'descending' order. Using an Index will allow you to find any piece of information within a matter of seconds, even if there are tens of thousands of data records in your data base! Once you have built a data base, you may wish to print the information. Simply define a print format, and LB will print the records according to your specified format. Up to 10 different print formats can be created. LB can handle almost any kind of print format; you can print listings complete with headers/footers, date, time, page numbering, totals and sub-totals if desired, mailing labels format, and even form letters. As with any data-related operation when using LB, you select what records get printed (according to your specified criteria). Records can be printed in 'sorted' order as well, which is great for organizing your report (especially useful for 'zip code' zoning). For automating your processing needs, LB can be run in an 'automatic' mode, without any operator intervention. Frequently used LB procedures (such as selecting, sorting and printing records) can be saved for future use. Entire 'Job streams' may be produced, so that LB operations may be intermixed with literally any DOS function that can be 'Batch Processed'. LB is available for either the TRS-80 Model 4/4P under TRSDOS 6.2 (or later) or the IBM-PC/PC Compatibles under PC/MS-DOS 2.0 and operates virtually the same on either machine! As a matter of fact, data files created on one machine can be directly used on the other machine (NOTE: Separate copies of Little Brother are required and the movement of data files from one machine to another is the sole responsibility of the user). Little Brother is a 'simple to use' but powerful data manager. Hardware specifications: For the Model 4 are a minimum of two floppy disk drives and 128K of RAM (Hard disk owners need only have 64K of RAM and one floppy disk drive). For the IBM-PC are two floppy disk drives (or one hard disk and one floppy) and 128K of RAM. Ordering Information: For the Model 4/4P => Little Brother-M4 #L-50-510 : For the IBM-PC => Little Brother-MS #L-86-510
Little Brother Database Manager v1.0.0 [Set 2][Data Disk]
ltbro100.zip
Little Brother Little Brother (LB) is a data management system where ease of use is its primary goal. With LB, you don't need to program ANYTHING or remember complicated command sequences to manage your data. Even for the most complex data management needs, Little Brother will produce results very quickly, often with just a few keystrokes. This is because EVERY function in LB is menu driven and comes with complete on-line HELP information which is always at your fingertips. With LB, you can concentrate on what you do best - managing your data, and leave the programming to us. We've put all of our design and programming expertise into LB so that your data management needs can be satisfied quickly and 'painlessly'. LB will handle almost any data base needs that you may have. Virtually the only limitation is your available disk space. You easily define the layout of your data records. LB will handle up to 65534 records, and each record can contain up to 1024 characters. LB supports up to 64 different data fields for each record, where each field may be from 1 to 254 characters long. There are seven types of data fields available: Alpha - Only the letters A-Z (a-z) and <space> may be entered.</space> Numeric - Only digits (0-9), a period and a minus sign may be entered. Right Justified - Numeric with the value displayed and printed with 'leading spaces'. Literal - Any ASCII character may be entered. Dollar - 'dollar' values, with up to eight digits allowed to the left of the decimal point. Float - 'floating point' values with 8 digits to the left and right of the decimal point. Calculated - Allows calculations to be performed using any 'number' field (i.e. R, J, N, D, or F). The calculation is user defined, and may include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Calculations are precise up to sixteen significant digits. Defining a LB data base is simple. Just enter a descriptive name for each field, the type of field that it is (e.g. 'D' for Dollar, 'L' for Literal, etc) and the length of the field. LB even has provisions for defining a 'Protected Field', so that the data for that field will not be displayed unless the proper 'Password' is entered. Full editing capabilities are available when defining a data base. After defining your data layout, all you need to do is establish a 'screen', and you are ready to begin entering data! Up to 10 different screens may be used to display your data. Having entered information, you may view or edit any record at any time. It is always a quick and easy operation to 'Find' information with LB. You can even create an 'Index' to your data by sorting the information in any non-calculated field, so that your data records can be accessed in either 'ascending' or 'descending' order. Using an Index will allow you to find any piece of information within a matter of seconds, even if there are tens of thousands of data records in your data base! Once you have built a data base, you may wish to print the information. Simply define a print format, and LB will print the records according to your specified format. Up to 10 different print formats can be created. LB can handle almost any kind of print format; you can print listings complete with headers/footers, date, time, page numbering, totals and sub-totals if desired, mailing labels format, and even form letters. As with any data-related operation when using LB, you select what records get printed (according to your specified criteria). Records can be printed in 'sorted' order as well, which is great for organizing your report (especially useful for 'zip code' zoning). For automating your processing needs, LB can be run in an 'automatic' mode, without any operator intervention. Frequently used LB procedures (such as selecting, sorting and printing records) can be saved for future use. Entire 'Job streams' may be produced, so that LB operations may be intermixed with literally any DOS function that can be 'Batch Processed'. LB is available for either the TRS-80 Model 4/4P under TRSDOS 6.2 (or later) or the IBM-PC/PC Compatibles under PC/MS-DOS 2.0 and operates virtually the same on either machine! As a matter of fact, data files created on one machine can be directly used on the other machine (NOTE: Separate copies of Little Brother are required and the movement of data files from one machine to another is the sole responsibility of the user). Little Brother is a 'simple to use' but powerful data manager. Hardware specifications: For the Model 4 are a minimum of two floppy disk drives and 128K of RAM (Hard disk owners need only have 64K of RAM and one floppy disk drive). For the IBM-PC are two floppy disk drives (or one hard disk and one floppy) and 128K of RAM. Ordering Information: For the Model 4/4P => Little Brother-M4 #L-50-510 : For the IBM-PC => Little Brother-MS #L-86-510
Little Brother Database Manager v1.0.0 [Set 3][Data Disk]
ltbrt10b.zip
Little Brother Little Brother (LB) is a data management system where ease of use is its primary goal. With LB, you don't need to program ANYTHING or remember complicated command sequences to manage your data. Even for the most complex data management needs, Little Brother will produce results very quickly, often with just a few keystrokes. This is because EVERY function in LB is menu driven and comes with complete on-line HELP information which is always at your fingertips. With LB, you can concentrate on what you do best - managing your data, and leave the programming to us. We've put all of our design and programming expertise into LB so that your data management needs can be satisfied quickly and 'painlessly'. LB will handle almost any data base needs that you may have. Virtually the only limitation is your available disk space. You easily define the layout of your data records. LB will handle up to 65534 records, and each record can contain up to 1024 characters. LB supports up to 64 different data fields for each record, where each field may be from 1 to 254 characters long. There are seven types of data fields available: Alpha - Only the letters A-Z (a-z) and <space> may be entered.</space> Numeric - Only digits (0-9), a period and a minus sign may be entered. Right Justified - Numeric with the value displayed and printed with 'leading spaces'. Literal - Any ASCII character may be entered. Dollar - 'dollar' values, with up to eight digits allowed to the left of the decimal point. Float - 'floating point' values with 8 digits to the left and right of the decimal point. Calculated - Allows calculations to be performed using any 'number' field (i.e. R, J, N, D, or F). The calculation is user defined, and may include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Calculations are precise up to sixteen significant digits. Defining a LB data base is simple. Just enter a descriptive name for each field, the type of field that it is (e.g. 'D' for Dollar, 'L' for Literal, etc) and the length of the field. LB even has provisions for defining a 'Protected Field', so that the data for that field will not be displayed unless the proper 'Password' is entered. Full editing capabilities are available when defining a data base. After defining your data layout, all you need to do is establish a 'screen', and you are ready to begin entering data! Up to 10 different screens may be used to display your data. Having entered information, you may view or edit any record at any time. It is always a quick and easy operation to 'Find' information with LB. You can even create an 'Index' to your data by sorting the information in any non-calculated field, so that your data records can be accessed in either 'ascending' or 'descending' order. Using an Index will allow you to find any piece of information within a matter of seconds, even if there are tens of thousands of data records in your data base! Once you have built a data base, you may wish to print the information. Simply define a print format, and LB will print the records according to your specified format. Up to 10 different print formats can be created. LB can handle almost any kind of print format; you can print listings complete with headers/footers, date, time, page numbering, totals and sub-totals if desired, mailing labels format, and even form letters. As with any data-related operation when using LB, you select what records get printed (according to your specified criteria). Records can be printed in 'sorted' order as well, which is great for organizing your report (especially useful for 'zip code' zoning). For automating your processing needs, LB can be run in an 'automatic' mode, without any operator intervention. Frequently used LB procedures (such as selecting, sorting and printing records) can be saved for future use. Entire 'Job streams' may be produced, so that LB operations may be intermixed with literally any DOS function that can be 'Batch Processed'. LB is available for either the TRS-80 Model 4/4P under TRSDOS 6.2 (or later) or the IBM-PC/PC Compatibles under PC/MS-DOS 2.0 and operates virtually the same on either machine! As a matter of fact, data files created on one machine can be directly used on the other machine (NOTE: Separate copies of Little Brother are required and the movement of data files from one machine to another is the sole responsibility of the user). Little Brother is a 'simple to use' but powerful data manager. Hardware specifications: For the Model 4 are a minimum of two floppy disk drives and 128K of RAM (Hard disk owners need only have 64K of RAM and one floppy disk drive). For the IBM-PC are two floppy disk drives (or one hard disk and one floppy) and 128K of RAM. Ordering Information: For the Model 4/4P => Little Brother-M4 #L-50-510 : For the IBM-PC => Little Brother-MS #L-86-510
Little Brother Database Manager v1.1 [Set 1][Data Disk]
ltbrt11b.zip
Little Brother Little Brother (LB) is a data management system where ease of use is its primary goal. With LB, you don't need to program ANYTHING or remember complicated command sequences to manage your data. Even for the most complex data management needs, Little Brother will produce results very quickly, often with just a few keystrokes. This is because EVERY function in LB is menu driven and comes with complete on-line HELP information which is always at your fingertips. With LB, you can concentrate on what you do best - managing your data, and leave the programming to us. We've put all of our design and programming expertise into LB so that your data management needs can be satisfied quickly and 'painlessly'. LB will handle almost any data base needs that you may have. Virtually the only limitation is your available disk space. You easily define the layout of your data records. LB will handle up to 65534 records, and each record can contain up to 1024 characters. LB supports up to 64 different data fields for each record, where each field may be from 1 to 254 characters long. There are seven types of data fields available: Alpha - Only the letters A-Z (a-z) and <space> may be entered.</space> Numeric - Only digits (0-9), a period and a minus sign may be entered. Right Justified - Numeric with the value displayed and printed with 'leading spaces'. Literal - Any ASCII character may be entered. Dollar - 'dollar' values, with up to eight digits allowed to the left of the decimal point. Float - 'floating point' values with 8 digits to the left and right of the decimal point. Calculated - Allows calculations to be performed using any 'number' field (i.e. R, J, N, D, or F). The calculation is user defined, and may include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Calculations are precise up to sixteen significant digits. Defining a LB data base is simple. Just enter a descriptive name for each field, the type of field that it is (e.g. 'D' for Dollar, 'L' for Literal, etc) and the length of the field. LB even has provisions for defining a 'Protected Field', so that the data for that field will not be displayed unless the proper 'Password' is entered. Full editing capabilities are available when defining a data base. After defining your data layout, all you need to do is establish a 'screen', and you are ready to begin entering data! Up to 10 different screens may be used to display your data. Having entered information, you may view or edit any record at any time. It is always a quick and easy operation to 'Find' information with LB. You can even create an 'Index' to your data by sorting the information in any non-calculated field, so that your data records can be accessed in either 'ascending' or 'descending' order. Using an Index will allow you to find any piece of information within a matter of seconds, even if there are tens of thousands of data records in your data base! Once you have built a data base, you may wish to print the information. Simply define a print format, and LB will print the records according to your specified format. Up to 10 different print formats can be created. LB can handle almost any kind of print format; you can print listings complete with headers/footers, date, time, page numbering, totals and sub-totals if desired, mailing labels format, and even form letters. As with any data-related operation when using LB, you select what records get printed (according to your specified criteria). Records can be printed in 'sorted' order as well, which is great for organizing your report (especially useful for 'zip code' zoning). For automating your processing needs, LB can be run in an 'automatic' mode, without any operator intervention. Frequently used LB procedures (such as selecting, sorting and printing records) can be saved for future use. Entire 'Job streams' may be produced, so that LB operations may be intermixed with literally any DOS function that can be 'Batch Processed'. LB is available for either the TRS-80 Model 4/4P under TRSDOS 6.2 (or later) or the IBM-PC/PC Compatibles under PC/MS-DOS 2.0 and operates virtually the same on either machine! As a matter of fact, data files created on one machine can be directly used on the other machine (NOTE: Separate copies of Little Brother are required and the movement of data files from one machine to another is the sole responsibility of the user). Little Brother is a 'simple to use' but powerful data manager. Hardware specifications: For the Model 4 are a minimum of two floppy disk drives and 128K of RAM (Hard disk owners need only have 64K of RAM and one floppy disk drive). For the IBM-PC are two floppy disk drives (or one hard disk and one floppy) and 128K of RAM. Ordering Information: For the Model 4/4P => Little Brother-M4 #L-50-510 : For the IBM-PC => Little Brother-MS #L-86-510
Little Brother Database Manager v1.1 [Set 2][Data Disk]
ltlbrt11.zip
Little Brother Little Brother (LB) is a data management system where ease of use is its primary goal. With LB, you don't need to program ANYTHING or remember complicated command sequences to manage your data. Even for the most complex data management needs, Little Brother will produce results very quickly, often with just a few keystrokes. This is because EVERY function in LB is menu driven and comes with complete on-line HELP information which is always at your fingertips. With LB, you can concentrate on what you do best - managing your data, and leave the programming to us. We've put all of our design and programming expertise into LB so that your data management needs can be satisfied quickly and 'painlessly'. LB will handle almost any data base needs that you may have. Virtually the only limitation is your available disk space. You easily define the layout of your data records. LB will handle up to 65534 records, and each record can contain up to 1024 characters. LB supports up to 64 different data fields for each record, where each field may be from 1 to 254 characters long. There are seven types of data fields available: Alpha - Only the letters A-Z (a-z) and <space> may be entered.</space> Numeric - Only digits (0-9), a period and a minus sign may be entered. Right Justified - Numeric with the value displayed and printed with 'leading spaces'. Literal - Any ASCII character may be entered. Dollar - 'dollar' values, with up to eight digits allowed to the left of the decimal point. Float - 'floating point' values with 8 digits to the left and right of the decimal point. Calculated - Allows calculations to be performed using any 'number' field (i.e. R, J, N, D, or F). The calculation is user defined, and may include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Calculations are precise up to sixteen significant digits. Defining a LB data base is simple. Just enter a descriptive name for each field, the type of field that it is (e.g. 'D' for Dollar, 'L' for Literal, etc) and the length of the field. LB even has provisions for defining a 'Protected Field', so that the data for that field will not be displayed unless the proper 'Password' is entered. Full editing capabilities are available when defining a data base. After defining your data layout, all you need to do is establish a 'screen', and you are ready to begin entering data! Up to 10 different screens may be used to display your data. Having entered information, you may view or edit any record at any time. It is always a quick and easy operation to 'Find' information with LB. You can even create an 'Index' to your data by sorting the information in any non-calculated field, so that your data records can be accessed in either 'ascending' or 'descending' order. Using an Index will allow you to find any piece of information within a matter of seconds, even if there are tens of thousands of data records in your data base! Once you have built a data base, you may wish to print the information. Simply define a print format, and LB will print the records according to your specified format. Up to 10 different print formats can be created. LB can handle almost any kind of print format; you can print listings complete with headers/footers, date, time, page numbering, totals and sub-totals if desired, mailing labels format, and even form letters. As with any data-related operation when using LB, you select what records get printed (according to your specified criteria). Records can be printed in 'sorted' order as well, which is great for organizing your report (especially useful for 'zip code' zoning). For automating your processing needs, LB can be run in an 'automatic' mode, without any operator intervention. Frequently used LB procedures (such as selecting, sorting and printing records) can be saved for future use. Entire 'Job streams' may be produced, so that LB operations may be intermixed with literally any DOS function that can be 'Batch Processed'. LB is available for either the TRS-80 Model 4/4P under TRSDOS 6.2 (or later) or the IBM-PC/PC Compatibles under PC/MS-DOS 2.0 and operates virtually the same on either machine! As a matter of fact, data files created on one machine can be directly used on the other machine (NOTE: Separate copies of Little Brother are required and the movement of data files from one machine to another is the sole responsibility of the user). Little Brother is a 'simple to use' but powerful data manager. Hardware specifications: For the Model 4 are a minimum of two floppy disk drives and 128K of RAM (Hard disk owners need only have 64K of RAM and one floppy disk drive). For the IBM-PC are two floppy disk drives (or one hard disk and one floppy) and 128K of RAM. Ordering Information: For the Model 4/4P => Little Brother-M4 #L-50-510 : For the IBM-PC => Little Brother-MS #L-86-510
Little Brother Database Manager v1.1 [Set 3][Original]
ltbrt11c.zip
Little Brother Little Brother (LB) is a data management system where ease of use is its primary goal. With LB, you don't need to program ANYTHING or remember complicated command sequences to manage your data. Even for the most complex data management needs, Little Brother will produce results very quickly, often with just a few keystrokes. This is because EVERY function in LB is menu driven and comes with complete on-line HELP information which is always at your fingertips. With LB, you can concentrate on what you do best - managing your data, and leave the programming to us. We've put all of our design and programming expertise into LB so that your data management needs can be satisfied quickly and 'painlessly'. LB will handle almost any data base needs that you may have. Virtually the only limitation is your available disk space. You easily define the layout of your data records. LB will handle up to 65534 records, and each record can contain up to 1024 characters. LB supports up to 64 different data fields for each record, where each field may be from 1 to 254 characters long. There are seven types of data fields available: Alpha - Only the letters A-Z (a-z) and <space> may be entered.</space> Numeric - Only digits (0-9), a period and a minus sign may be entered. Right Justified - Numeric with the value displayed and printed with 'leading spaces'. Literal - Any ASCII character may be entered. Dollar - 'dollar' values, with up to eight digits allowed to the left of the decimal point. Float - 'floating point' values with 8 digits to the left and right of the decimal point. Calculated - Allows calculations to be performed using any 'number' field (i.e. R, J, N, D, or F). The calculation is user defined, and may include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Calculations are precise up to sixteen significant digits. Defining a LB data base is simple. Just enter a descriptive name for each field, the type of field that it is (e.g. 'D' for Dollar, 'L' for Literal, etc) and the length of the field. LB even has provisions for defining a 'Protected Field', so that the data for that field will not be displayed unless the proper 'Password' is entered. Full editing capabilities are available when defining a data base. After defining your data layout, all you need to do is establish a 'screen', and you are ready to begin entering data! Up to 10 different screens may be used to display your data. Having entered information, you may view or edit any record at any time. It is always a quick and easy operation to 'Find' information with LB. You can even create an 'Index' to your data by sorting the information in any non-calculated field, so that your data records can be accessed in either 'ascending' or 'descending' order. Using an Index will allow you to find any piece of information within a matter of seconds, even if there are tens of thousands of data records in your data base! Once you have built a data base, you may wish to print the information. Simply define a print format, and LB will print the records according to your specified format. Up to 10 different print formats can be created. LB can handle almost any kind of print format; you can print listings complete with headers/footers, date, time, page numbering, totals and sub-totals if desired, mailing labels format, and even form letters. As with any data-related operation when using LB, you select what records get printed (according to your specified criteria). Records can be printed in 'sorted' order as well, which is great for organizing your report (especially useful for 'zip code' zoning). For automating your processing needs, LB can be run in an 'automatic' mode, without any operator intervention. Frequently used LB procedures (such as selecting, sorting and printing records) can be saved for future use. Entire 'Job streams' may be produced, so that LB operations may be intermixed with literally any DOS function that can be 'Batch Processed'. LB is available for either the TRS-80 Model 4/4P under TRSDOS 6.2 (or later) or the IBM-PC/PC Compatibles under PC/MS-DOS 2.0 and operates virtually the same on either machine! As a matter of fact, data files created on one machine can be directly used on the other machine (NOTE: Separate copies of Little Brother are required and the movement of data files from one machine to another is the sole responsibility of the user). Little Brother is a 'simple to use' but powerful data manager. Hardware specifications: For the Model 4 are a minimum of two floppy disk drives and 128K of RAM (Hard disk owners need only have 64K of RAM and one floppy disk drive). For the IBM-PC are two floppy disk drives (or one hard disk and one floppy) and 128K of RAM. Ordering Information: For the Model 4/4P => Little Brother-M4 #L-50-510 : For the IBM-PC => Little Brother-MS #L-86-510
Little Brother Database Manager v1.2.2 [Data Disk]
ltlbr12m.zip
Little Brother Little Brother (LB) is a data management system where ease of use is its primary goal. With LB, you don't need to program ANYTHING or remember complicated command sequences to manage your data. Even for the most complex data management needs, Little Brother will produce results very quickly, often with just a few keystrokes. This is because EVERY function in LB is menu driven and comes with complete on-line HELP information which is always at your fingertips. With LB, you can concentrate on what you do best - managing your data, and leave the programming to us. We've put all of our design and programming expertise into LB so that your data management needs can be satisfied quickly and 'painlessly'. LB will handle almost any data base needs that you may have. Virtually the only limitation is your available disk space. You easily define the layout of your data records. LB will handle up to 65534 records, and each record can contain up to 1024 characters. LB supports up to 64 different data fields for each record, where each field may be from 1 to 254 characters long. There are seven types of data fields available: Alpha - Only the letters A-Z (a-z) and <space> may be entered.</space> Numeric - Only digits (0-9), a period and a minus sign may be entered. Right Justified - Numeric with the value displayed and printed with 'leading spaces'. Literal - Any ASCII character may be entered. Dollar - 'dollar' values, with up to eight digits allowed to the left of the decimal point. Float - 'floating point' values with 8 digits to the left and right of the decimal point. Calculated - Allows calculations to be performed using any 'number' field (i.e. R, J, N, D, or F). The calculation is user defined, and may include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Calculations are precise up to sixteen significant digits. Defining a LB data base is simple. Just enter a descriptive name for each field, the type of field that it is (e.g. 'D' for Dollar, 'L' for Literal, etc) and the length of the field. LB even has provisions for defining a 'Protected Field', so that the data for that field will not be displayed unless the proper 'Password' is entered. Full editing capabilities are available when defining a data base. After defining your data layout, all you need to do is establish a 'screen', and you are ready to begin entering data! Up to 10 different screens may be used to display your data. Having entered information, you may view or edit any record at any time. It is always a quick and easy operation to 'Find' information with LB. You can even create an 'Index' to your data by sorting the information in any non-calculated field, so that your data records can be accessed in either 'ascending' or 'descending' order. Using an Index will allow you to find any piece of information within a matter of seconds, even if there are tens of thousands of data records in your data base! Once you have built a data base, you may wish to print the information. Simply define a print format, and LB will print the records according to your specified format. Up to 10 different print formats can be created. LB can handle almost any kind of print format; you can print listings complete with headers/footers, date, time, page numbering, totals and sub-totals if desired, mailing labels format, and even form letters. As with any data-related operation when using LB, you select what records get printed (according to your specified criteria). Records can be printed in 'sorted' order as well, which is great for organizing your report (especially useful for 'zip code' zoning). For automating your processing needs, LB can be run in an 'automatic' mode, without any operator intervention. Frequently used LB procedures (such as selecting, sorting and printing records) can be saved for future use. Entire 'Job streams' may be produced, so that LB operations may be intermixed with literally any DOS function that can be 'Batch Processed'. LB is available for either the TRS-80 Model 4/4P under TRSDOS 6.2 (or later) or the IBM-PC/PC Compatibles under PC/MS-DOS 2.0 and operates virtually the same on either machine! As a matter of fact, data files created on one machine can be directly used on the other machine (NOTE: Separate copies of Little Brother are required and the movement of data files from one machine to another is the sole responsibility of the user). Little Brother is a 'simple to use' but powerful data manager. Hardware specifications: For the Model 4 are a minimum of two floppy disk drives and 128K of RAM (Hard disk owners need only have 64K of RAM and one floppy disk drive). For the IBM-PC are two floppy disk drives (or one hard disk and one floppy) and 128K of RAM. Ordering Information: For the Model 4/4P => Little Brother-M4 #L-50-510 : For the IBM-PC => Little Brother-MS #L-86-510
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Little Brother Database Manager v2.1 [Data Disk]
lbdm21ex.zip
Little Brother Little Brother (LB) is a data management system where ease of use is its primary goal. With LB, you don't need to program ANYTHING or remember complicated command sequences to manage your data. Even for the most complex data management needs, Little Brother will produce results very quickly, often with just a few keystrokes. This is because EVERY function in LB is menu driven and comes with complete on-line HELP information which is always at your fingertips. With LB, you can concentrate on what you do best - managing your data, and leave the programming to us. We've put all of our design and programming expertise into LB so that your data management needs can be satisfied quickly and 'painlessly'. LB will handle almost any data base needs that you may have. Virtually the only limitation is your available disk space. You easily define the layout of your data records. LB will handle up to 65534 records, and each record can contain up to 1024 characters. LB supports up to 64 different data fields for each record, where each field may be from 1 to 254 characters long. There are seven types of data fields available: Alpha - Only the letters A-Z (a-z) and <space> may be entered.</space> Numeric - Only digits (0-9), a period and a minus sign may be entered. Right Justified - Numeric with the value displayed and printed with 'leading spaces'. Literal - Any ASCII character may be entered. Dollar - 'dollar' values, with up to eight digits allowed to the left of the decimal point. Float - 'floating point' values with 8 digits to the left and right of the decimal point. Calculated - Allows calculations to be performed using any 'number' field (i.e. R, J, N, D, or F). The calculation is user defined, and may include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Calculations are precise up to sixteen significant digits. Defining a LB data base is simple. Just enter a descriptive name for each field, the type of field that it is (e.g. 'D' for Dollar, 'L' for Literal, etc) and the length of the field. LB even has provisions for defining a 'Protected Field', so that the data for that field will not be displayed unless the proper 'Password' is entered. Full editing capabilities are available when defining a data base. After defining your data layout, all you need to do is establish a 'screen', and you are ready to begin entering data! Up to 10 different screens may be used to display your data. Having entered information, you may view or edit any record at any time. It is always a quick and easy operation to 'Find' information with LB. You can even create an 'Index' to your data by sorting the information in any non-calculated field, so that your data records can be accessed in either 'ascending' or 'descending' order. Using an Index will allow you to find any piece of information within a matter of seconds, even if there are tens of thousands of data records in your data base! Once you have built a data base, you may wish to print the information. Simply define a print format, and LB will print the records according to your specified format. Up to 10 different print formats can be created. LB can handle almost any kind of print format; you can print listings complete with headers/footers, date, time, page numbering, totals and sub-totals if desired, mailing labels format, and even form letters. As with any data-related operation when using LB, you select what records get printed (according to your specified criteria). Records can be printed in 'sorted' order as well, which is great for organizing your report (especially useful for 'zip code' zoning). For automating your processing needs, LB can be run in an 'automatic' mode, without any operator intervention. Frequently used LB procedures (such as selecting, sorting and printing records) can be saved for future use. Entire 'Job streams' may be produced, so that LB operations may be intermixed with literally any DOS function that can be 'Batch Processed'. LB is available for either the TRS-80 Model 4/4P under TRSDOS 6.2 (or later) or the IBM-PC/PC Compatibles under PC/MS-DOS 2.0 and operates virtually the same on either machine! As a matter of fact, data files created on one machine can be directly used on the other machine (NOTE: Separate copies of Little Brother are required and the movement of data files from one machine to another is the sole responsibility of the user). Little Brother is a 'simple to use' but powerful data manager. Hardware specifications: For the Model 4 are a minimum of two floppy disk drives and 128K of RAM (Hard disk owners need only have 64K of RAM and one floppy disk drive). For the IBM-PC are two floppy disk drives (or one hard disk and one floppy) and 128K of RAM. Ordering Information: For the Model 4/4P => Little Brother-M4 #L-50-510 : For the IBM-PC => Little Brother-MS #L-86-510
Little Brother Database Manager v2.1 [Set 1][Original]
lbdm21or.zip
Little Brother Little Brother (LB) is a data management system where ease of use is its primary goal. With LB, you don't need to program ANYTHING or remember complicated command sequences to manage your data. Even for the most complex data management needs, Little Brother will produce results very quickly, often with just a few keystrokes. This is because EVERY function in LB is menu driven and comes with complete on-line HELP information which is always at your fingertips. With LB, you can concentrate on what you do best - managing your data, and leave the programming to us. We've put all of our design and programming expertise into LB so that your data management needs can be satisfied quickly and 'painlessly'. LB will handle almost any data base needs that you may have. Virtually the only limitation is your available disk space. You easily define the layout of your data records. LB will handle up to 65534 records, and each record can contain up to 1024 characters. LB supports up to 64 different data fields for each record, where each field may be from 1 to 254 characters long. There are seven types of data fields available: Alpha - Only the letters A-Z (a-z) and <space> may be entered.</space> Numeric - Only digits (0-9), a period and a minus sign may be entered. Right Justified - Numeric with the value displayed and printed with 'leading spaces'. Literal - Any ASCII character may be entered. Dollar - 'dollar' values, with up to eight digits allowed to the left of the decimal point. Float - 'floating point' values with 8 digits to the left and right of the decimal point. Calculated - Allows calculations to be performed using any 'number' field (i.e. R, J, N, D, or F). The calculation is user defined, and may include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Calculations are precise up to sixteen significant digits. Defining a LB data base is simple. Just enter a descriptive name for each field, the type of field that it is (e.g. 'D' for Dollar, 'L' for Literal, etc) and the length of the field. LB even has provisions for defining a 'Protected Field', so that the data for that field will not be displayed unless the proper 'Password' is entered. Full editing capabilities are available when defining a data base. After defining your data layout, all you need to do is establish a 'screen', and you are ready to begin entering data! Up to 10 different screens may be used to display your data. Having entered information, you may view or edit any record at any time. It is always a quick and easy operation to 'Find' information with LB. You can even create an 'Index' to your data by sorting the information in any non-calculated field, so that your data records can be accessed in either 'ascending' or 'descending' order. Using an Index will allow you to find any piece of information within a matter of seconds, even if there are tens of thousands of data records in your data base! Once you have built a data base, you may wish to print the information. Simply define a print format, and LB will print the records according to your specified format. Up to 10 different print formats can be created. LB can handle almost any kind of print format; you can print listings complete with headers/footers, date, time, page numbering, totals and sub-totals if desired, mailing labels format, and even form letters. As with any data-related operation when using LB, you select what records get printed (according to your specified criteria). Records can be printed in 'sorted' order as well, which is great for organizing your report (especially useful for 'zip code' zoning). For automating your processing needs, LB can be run in an 'automatic' mode, without any operator intervention. Frequently used LB procedures (such as selecting, sorting and printing records) can be saved for future use. Entire 'Job streams' may be produced, so that LB operations may be intermixed with literally any DOS function that can be 'Batch Processed'. LB is available for either the TRS-80 Model 4/4P under TRSDOS 6.2 (or later) or the IBM-PC/PC Compatibles under PC/MS-DOS 2.0 and operates virtually the same on either machine! As a matter of fact, data files created on one machine can be directly used on the other machine (NOTE: Separate copies of Little Brother are required and the movement of data files from one machine to another is the sole responsibility of the user). Little Brother is a 'simple to use' but powerful data manager. Hardware specifications: For the Model 4 are a minimum of two floppy disk drives and 128K of RAM (Hard disk owners need only have 64K of RAM and one floppy disk drive). For the IBM-PC are two floppy disk drives (or one hard disk and one floppy) and 128K of RAM. Ordering Information: For the Model 4/4P => Little Brother-M4 #L-50-510 : For the IBM-PC => Little Brother-MS #L-86-510
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Little Brother Database Manager v2.3 [Executable Disk]
lbdbm23e.zip
Little Brother Little Brother (LB) is a data management system where ease of use is its primary goal. With LB, you don't need to program ANYTHING or remember complicated command sequences to manage your data. Even for the most complex data management needs, Little Brother will produce results very quickly, often with just a few keystrokes. This is because EVERY function in LB is menu driven and comes with complete on-line HELP information which is always at your fingertips. With LB, you can concentrate on what you do best - managing your data, and leave the programming to us. We've put all of our design and programming expertise into LB so that your data management needs can be satisfied quickly and 'painlessly'. LB will handle almost any data base needs that you may have. Virtually the only limitation is your available disk space. You easily define the layout of your data records. LB will handle up to 65534 records, and each record can contain up to 1024 characters. LB supports up to 64 different data fields for each record, where each field may be from 1 to 254 characters long. There are seven types of data fields available: Alpha - Only the letters A-Z (a-z) and <space> may be entered.</space> Numeric - Only digits (0-9), a period and a minus sign may be entered. Right Justified - Numeric with the value displayed and printed with 'leading spaces'. Literal - Any ASCII character may be entered. Dollar - 'dollar' values, with up to eight digits allowed to the left of the decimal point. Float - 'floating point' values with 8 digits to the left and right of the decimal point. Calculated - Allows calculations to be performed using any 'number' field (i.e. R, J, N, D, or F). The calculation is user defined, and may include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Calculations are precise up to sixteen significant digits. Defining a LB data base is simple. Just enter a descriptive name for each field, the type of field that it is (e.g. 'D' for Dollar, 'L' for Literal, etc) and the length of the field. LB even has provisions for defining a 'Protected Field', so that the data for that field will not be displayed unless the proper 'Password' is entered. Full editing capabilities are available when defining a data base. After defining your data layout, all you need to do is establish a 'screen', and you are ready to begin entering data! Up to 10 different screens may be used to display your data. Having entered information, you may view or edit any record at any time. It is always a quick and easy operation to 'Find' information with LB. You can even create an 'Index' to your data by sorting the information in any non-calculated field, so that your data records can be accessed in either 'ascending' or 'descending' order. Using an Index will allow you to find any piece of information within a matter of seconds, even if there are tens of thousands of data records in your data base! Once you have built a data base, you may wish to print the information. Simply define a print format, and LB will print the records according to your specified format. Up to 10 different print formats can be created. LB can handle almost any kind of print format; you can print listings complete with headers/footers, date, time, page numbering, totals and sub-totals if desired, mailing labels format, and even form letters. As with any data-related operation when using LB, you select what records get printed (according to your specified criteria). Records can be printed in 'sorted' order as well, which is great for organizing your report (especially useful for 'zip code' zoning). For automating your processing needs, LB can be run in an 'automatic' mode, without any operator intervention. Frequently used LB procedures (such as selecting, sorting and printing records) can be saved for future use. Entire 'Job streams' may be produced, so that LB operations may be intermixed with literally any DOS function that can be 'Batch Processed'. LB is available for either the TRS-80 Model 4/4P under TRSDOS 6.2 (or later) or the IBM-PC/PC Compatibles under PC/MS-DOS 2.0 and operates virtually the same on either machine! As a matter of fact, data files created on one machine can be directly used on the other machine (NOTE: Separate copies of Little Brother are required and the movement of data files from one machine to another is the sole responsibility of the user). Little Brother is a 'simple to use' but powerful data manager. Hardware specifications: For the Model 4 are a minimum of two floppy disk drives and 128K of RAM (Hard disk owners need only have 64K of RAM and one floppy disk drive). For the IBM-PC are two floppy disk drives (or one hard disk and one floppy) and 128K of RAM. Ordering Information: For the Model 4/4P => Little Brother-M4 #L-50-510 : For the IBM-PC => Little Brother-MS #L-86-510
Little Brother Database Manager v2.3 [Install Disk]
lbdbm23i.zip
Little Brother Little Brother (LB) is a data management system where ease of use is its primary goal. With LB, you don't need to program ANYTHING or remember complicated command sequences to manage your data. Even for the most complex data management needs, Little Brother will produce results very quickly, often with just a few keystrokes. This is because EVERY function in LB is menu driven and comes with complete on-line HELP information which is always at your fingertips. With LB, you can concentrate on what you do best - managing your data, and leave the programming to us. We've put all of our design and programming expertise into LB so that your data management needs can be satisfied quickly and 'painlessly'. LB will handle almost any data base needs that you may have. Virtually the only limitation is your available disk space. You easily define the layout of your data records. LB will handle up to 65534 records, and each record can contain up to 1024 characters. LB supports up to 64 different data fields for each record, where each field may be from 1 to 254 characters long. There are seven types of data fields available: Alpha - Only the letters A-Z (a-z) and <space> may be entered.</space> Numeric - Only digits (0-9), a period and a minus sign may be entered. Right Justified - Numeric with the value displayed and printed with 'leading spaces'. Literal - Any ASCII character may be entered. Dollar - 'dollar' values, with up to eight digits allowed to the left of the decimal point. Float - 'floating point' values with 8 digits to the left and right of the decimal point. Calculated - Allows calculations to be performed using any 'number' field (i.e. R, J, N, D, or F). The calculation is user defined, and may include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Calculations are precise up to sixteen significant digits. Defining a LB data base is simple. Just enter a descriptive name for each field, the type of field that it is (e.g. 'D' for Dollar, 'L' for Literal, etc) and the length of the field. LB even has provisions for defining a 'Protected Field', so that the data for that field will not be displayed unless the proper 'Password' is entered. Full editing capabilities are available when defining a data base. After defining your data layout, all you need to do is establish a 'screen', and you are ready to begin entering data! Up to 10 different screens may be used to display your data. Having entered information, you may view or edit any record at any time. It is always a quick and easy operation to 'Find' information with LB. You can even create an 'Index' to your data by sorting the information in any non-calculated field, so that your data records can be accessed in either 'ascending' or 'descending' order. Using an Index will allow you to find any piece of information within a matter of seconds, even if there are tens of thousands of data records in your data base! Once you have built a data base, you may wish to print the information. Simply define a print format, and LB will print the records according to your specified format. Up to 10 different print formats can be created. LB can handle almost any kind of print format; you can print listings complete with headers/footers, date, time, page numbering, totals and sub-totals if desired, mailing labels format, and even form letters. As with any data-related operation when using LB, you select what records get printed (according to your specified criteria). Records can be printed in 'sorted' order as well, which is great for organizing your report (especially useful for 'zip code' zoning). For automating your processing needs, LB can be run in an 'automatic' mode, without any operator intervention. Frequently used LB procedures (such as selecting, sorting and printing records) can be saved for future use. Entire 'Job streams' may be produced, so that LB operations may be intermixed with literally any DOS function that can be 'Batch Processed'. LB is available for either the TRS-80 Model 4/4P under TRSDOS 6.2 (or later) or the IBM-PC/PC Compatibles under PC/MS-DOS 2.0 and operates virtually the same on either machine! As a matter of fact, data files created on one machine can be directly used on the other machine (NOTE: Separate copies of Little Brother are required and the movement of data files from one machine to another is the sole responsibility of the user). Little Brother is a 'simple to use' but powerful data manager. Hardware specifications: For the Model 4 are a minimum of two floppy disk drives and 128K of RAM (Hard disk owners need only have 64K of RAM and one floppy disk drive). For the IBM-PC are two floppy disk drives (or one hard disk and one floppy) and 128K of RAM. Ordering Information: For the Model 4/4P => Little Brother-M4 #L-50-510 : For the IBM-PC => Little Brother-MS #L-86-510
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Little Brother Database Manager vx.x [Installation Disk][Data Disk]
lbdmxins.zip
Little Brother Little Brother (LB) is a data management system where ease of use is its primary goal. With LB, you don't need to program ANYTHING or remember complicated command sequences to manage your data. Even for the most complex data management needs, Little Brother will produce results very quickly, often with just a few keystrokes. This is because EVERY function in LB is menu driven and comes with complete on-line HELP information which is always at your fingertips. With LB, you can concentrate on what you do best - managing your data, and leave the programming to us. We've put all of our design and programming expertise into LB so that your data management needs can be satisfied quickly and 'painlessly'. LB will handle almost any data base needs that you may have. Virtually the only limitation is your available disk space. You easily define the layout of your data records. LB will handle up to 65534 records, and each record can contain up to 1024 characters. LB supports up to 64 different data fields for each record, where each field may be from 1 to 254 characters long. There are seven types of data fields available: Alpha - Only the letters A-Z (a-z) and <space> may be entered.</space> Numeric - Only digits (0-9), a period and a minus sign may be entered. Right Justified - Numeric with the value displayed and printed with 'leading spaces'. Literal - Any ASCII character may be entered. Dollar - 'dollar' values, with up to eight digits allowed to the left of the decimal point. Float - 'floating point' values with 8 digits to the left and right of the decimal point. Calculated - Allows calculations to be performed using any 'number' field (i.e. R, J, N, D, or F). The calculation is user defined, and may include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Calculations are precise up to sixteen significant digits. Defining a LB data base is simple. Just enter a descriptive name for each field, the type of field that it is (e.g. 'D' for Dollar, 'L' for Literal, etc) and the length of the field. LB even has provisions for defining a 'Protected Field', so that the data for that field will not be displayed unless the proper 'Password' is entered. Full editing capabilities are available when defining a data base. After defining your data layout, all you need to do is establish a 'screen', and you are ready to begin entering data! Up to 10 different screens may be used to display your data. Having entered information, you may view or edit any record at any time. It is always a quick and easy operation to 'Find' information with LB. You can even create an 'Index' to your data by sorting the information in any non-calculated field, so that your data records can be accessed in either 'ascending' or 'descending' order. Using an Index will allow you to find any piece of information within a matter of seconds, even if there are tens of thousands of data records in your data base! Once you have built a data base, you may wish to print the information. Simply define a print format, and LB will print the records according to your specified format. Up to 10 different print formats can be created. LB can handle almost any kind of print format; you can print listings complete with headers/footers, date, time, page numbering, totals and sub-totals if desired, mailing labels format, and even form letters. As with any data-related operation when using LB, you select what records get printed (according to your specified criteria). Records can be printed in 'sorted' order as well, which is great for organizing your report (especially useful for 'zip code' zoning). For automating your processing needs, LB can be run in an 'automatic' mode, without any operator intervention. Frequently used LB procedures (such as selecting, sorting and printing records) can be saved for future use. Entire 'Job streams' may be produced, so that LB operations may be intermixed with literally any DOS function that can be 'Batch Processed'. LB is available for either the TRS-80 Model 4/4P under TRSDOS 6.2 (or later) or the IBM-PC/PC Compatibles under PC/MS-DOS 2.0 and operates virtually the same on either machine! As a matter of fact, data files created on one machine can be directly used on the other machine (NOTE: Separate copies of Little Brother are required and the movement of data files from one machine to another is the sole responsibility of the user). Little Brother is a 'simple to use' but powerful data manager. Hardware specifications: For the Model 4 are a minimum of two floppy disk drives and 128K of RAM (Hard disk owners need only have 64K of RAM and one floppy disk drive). For the IBM-PC are two floppy disk drives (or one hard disk and one floppy) and 128K of RAM. Ordering Information: For the Model 4/4P => Little Brother-M4 #L-50-510 : For the IBM-PC => Little Brother-MS #L-86-510
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Little Brother Maintenance Utilities 1 [Original]
ltbrmnt1.zip
ON SALE LITTLE BROTHER MAINTENANCE UTILITY . Generate a new data file set from existing LB data. Add new fields or delete old fields. Perform special field type conversions. Re-chain deleted records in a Little Brother data file. LBMU-M4 or LBMU-MS 29.95 . $2 S&H MISOSYS, Inc. PO Box 239 Sterling, VA 22170-0239 703-450-4181 MC, VISA, CHOICE 800-MISOSYS 1P-5P EST Mon-Fri Orders Only!
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Live DangerouslyMISSING
A new adult computer party game that stimulates the intellect as well as the libido. How far do you dare to go? Your partner? Your friends? It's all under your control when you play LIVE DANGEROUSLY. LIVE DANGEROUSLY features lively screen graphics-though not all the 'action' is on the screen. As many as 12 (or as few as 2) players interact with the computer-and with each other. LIVE DANGEROUSLY-a game of risk-taking in which everybody scores. Now available for TRS-80 Model I with 32K or 16K and disk (please specify). Send $19.95 (check, m.o.) to: METAPHORIC ASSOCIATES P.O. Box 6346 Pittsburgh, PA 15212 Trademark of Tandy Corporation
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Livestock Cost Analysis, PerformanceMISSING
A detailed write up with sample print outs available upon request to qualified prospective clients<br>Price: $195.00
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Livestock Farmer ProgramsMISSING
Sow productivity helps in selection and cull decisions. Will write programs using your improvement program formulas for beef, swine, dairy, etc. Or general records. Customized from $25 to $750.<br>Price: quote
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Livestock ManagementMISSING
Livestock inventory and management system. You establish categories based on information you wish to collect (breed, sex, use, weight etc) expenses and income applied to categories flexible reporting. Printer req<br>Price: $99.00 disk, $90.00 source
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Living the Labyrinth
labvivan.zip
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Attempt to land an extraterrestrial SPACE CRAFT. 4K.
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LList Formatter
llistfrm.zip
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LLister Modified [Print ASCII Files with Margin Control]
llist120.zip
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LLister [Print ASCII Files with Margin Control]
llistrma.zip
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LM381 Low Noise Preamp [-1 Keep Prior]
lm381amp.zip
ELECTRONICS I This package will not only calculate the component values for you, but will also draw a schematic diagram. You'll need a TRS-80 Level I 4K, Level II 16K to use: . Tuned Circuits and Coil Winding - Design tuned circuits without resorting to cumbersome tables and calculations. 555 Timer Circuits - Quickly design astable or monostable timing circuits using this popular IC. LM 381 Preamp Design - Design IC preamps with this low-noise integrated circuit. This package will reduce your designing time and let you build those circuits fast. Order No. 0008R $7.95.
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LMofFix [Run LMOFFSET on a Model 4]
lmffixmm.zip
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Lmoffset v1.1
lmoffs11.zip
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Buy and manage properties as you build your REAL ESTATE empire. But beware, your tenants may give you trouble! 4K.
LNW 5/8 Driver for LDOS 5.0.x and 5.1.x
lnw58drv.zip
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LNW CP/M 2.2 v2.80
lnwcpmdr.zip
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LNW CP/M 2.2 v3.0
lnwc2230.zip
LNW CP/M 2.2 v3.0 [Original]
lnwc223m.zip
LNW Screen Dump for EPSON and NEC Printers [Original]
lnwscdmp.zip
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LNW-80 Hires Routine and Demo
lnhirovs.zip
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LNW-80 II Features and Demo [Ser 283][Original]
ln80ftdm.zip
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LNWBASIC v2.0
lnwbasc2.zip
LNWBASIC $69.95
LNWBASIC v2.0 [Original][Ser 00212]
lnwbsc2m.zip
LNWBASIC $69.95
LNWBASIC v2.00 [Original]
lnwbs200.zip
LNWBASIC $69.95
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LNWBASIC v4.00 [Original]
lnwbs400.zip
LNWBASIC $69.95
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LNWBASIC v4.01
lnwb401a.zip
LNWBASIC $69.95
LNWBASIC v4.01
lnwb401d.zip
LNWBASIC $69.95
LNWBASIC v4.01 [Original]
lnwbs401.zip
LNWBASIC $69.95
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Load Address Map
loadmaar.zip
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Load HR Files to Screen via OUT
ldhroudp.zip
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Load Module Offset Program v1.0
ldmdofps.zip
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LOAD-80 Best of 1986 [Original]
l8086bsm.zip
Specialty Selected by the Editors of 80 Micro The Best of 1986! HERE'S WHAT YOU WILL GET Now on disk and ready for action! A special year-end collection of the very best programs published by 80 Micro in 1986. Business programs, utilities, graphics, and applications they're the best programs from a whole year of the #1 magazine for Tandy users! And as a special convenience, our tech editors have compiled separate Best of 1986 disks for the Model III and Model 4, each with its own on-disk documentation. The Best of 1986 - Model III: Commando - Build macros that let you set program parameters with a single command and customize DOS commands. Trace - Trace and locate assembly language bugs. Copykey - Copy text from one part of your screen to another in Basic and enter Basic keywords by pressing shifted letter keys. Wildcard - Three wildcard utilities for copying, killing, and attributing files. Easydata - Design a database with sorting capabilities. Unpatch - Automatically reverses patches for removal. Index - Set up a commented disk directory. Precision - Calculate double precision mathematical results for an octet of basic math functions. Microtab - Record and tabulate statistical data. Makedata - Enter data statements automatically for fast entry of machine language code from Basic. Crypt - Encrypt and decrypt your private text code. Teaser - Create and solve long division puzzles. Hamcode - Make your file recoverable with a matching parity check file. The Best of 1986 - Model 4: Sounder - Enhance your Model 4's sound capability. Basic Data Base Management System - Customize your own database manager. Restored Art - Use this machine language subroutine to add graphic commands to Basic. Helper - Create customized help files. Extended Command Interpreter - Provide multiple commands on a single line in DOS and a history of the last ten command lines executed. Timer - Measure your elapsed computer time. Diskcat - Catalog up to 800 files in a master disk directory. Framer - Add Get and Put to your Model 4 graphic commands. Mark 4 - Keep track of school grade records. Precision - Calculate double precision mathematical results for an octet of basic math functions. Microtab - Record and tabulate statistical data. Makedata - Enter data statements automatically for fast entry of machine language code from Basic. Crypt - Encrypt and decrypt your private text code. Teaser - Create and solve long division puzzles. Hamcode - Make your file recoverable with a matching parity check file. Send me The Best of 1986 disk(s) for just $21.45 each! If I order both the Model III and Model 4 versions, I save $5 off the total price (2 disks for $37.90)! Model III dual drive version Model III single drive version Model 4 version Payment Enclosed Visa AmEx MC Card # Exp. Date Signature Name Address City State Zip Price includes postage and handling. Foreign airmail, please add $1.90 each (US currency). Model III and Model 4 are registered trademarks of Radio Shack, a division of Tandy Corporation. Available in November 1986 11-86 SI Mail to: Load 80, Elm Street, Peterborough, NH 03458 With the holidays right around the corner, The Best of 1986 is just the thing to brighten up your favorite Tandy user's Christmas! Order today for Christmas gift-giving! Return the coupon or attached order card today, or Call Toll Free 1-800-258-5473 In New Hampshire, dial 1-924-9471
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LOAD-80 Issue 006 [1980-06]
l808006b.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
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LOAD-80 Issue 016 [1981-04][Set 1]
l808104a.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
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LOAD-80 Issue 017 [1981-05][Set 1]
l808105b.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
LOAD-80 Issue 017 [1981-05][Set 2]
ld8d8105.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
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LOAD-80 Issue 018 [1981-06][Set 1]
l808106d.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
LOAD-80 Issue 018 [1981-06][Set 2]
l808106c.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
LOAD-80 Issue 018 [1981-06][Set 3]
l808106b.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
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LOAD-80 Issue 019 [1981-07][Set 1]
l808107a.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
LOAD-80 Issue 019 [1981-07][Set 2]
ld8d8107.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
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LOAD-80 Issue 020 [1981-08][Set 1]
l808108a.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
LOAD-80 Issue 020 [1981-08][Set 2]
l808108e.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
LOAD-80 Issue 020 [1981-08][Set 3]
l808108d.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
LOAD-80 Issue 020 [1981-08][Set 4]
ld8d8108.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
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LOAD-80 Issue 021 [1981-09][Set 1]
l808109a.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
LOAD-80 Issue 021 [1981-09][Set 2]
l808109b.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
LOAD-80 Issue 021 [1981-09][Set 3]
ld8d8109.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
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LOAD-80 Issue 022 [1981-10][Set 1]
l808110a.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
LOAD-80 Issue 022 [1981-10][Set 2]
ld8d8110.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
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LOAD-80 Issue 023 [1981-11][Set 1]
l808111a.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
LOAD-80 Issue 023 [1981-11][Set 2]
l808111b.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
LOAD-80 Issue 023 [1981-11][Set 3]
ld8d8111.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82
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LOAD-80 Issue 024 [1981-12][Set 1]
l808112a.zip
SAVE HOURS OF TYPING & AGGRAVATION Sign up for a subscription to LOAD-80. Save 30% off the single tape price. Begin your subscription with the January 1982 cassette. 'Frankly, after hundreds of hours of frustration, I seldom ever try to keyboard a published program. Inevitably, I mess it up when I keyboard it. Who needs the aggravation? 'This is why I started a new series of cassettes called LOAD-80. Each cassette will have program dumps of the listings in an issue of 80 Microcomputing. These listings are direct from the authors and tested by the 80 Microcomputing staff. All but the very short program listings will be on the LOAD-80 cassettes. Thus, you will be able to save hours of inputting programs and even more of debugging your keyboard errors.' Wayne Green Publisher, 80 Microcomputing The LOAD-80 cassette is simply the program listings that appear in the articles in 80 Microcomputing. It was created to save you the time involved in typing the listings yourself. Successful loading of the programs depends on reading the documentation in the articles. If you have your current magazine at hand when you load the cassette, you should have no difficulty. If you still have problems, please return the tape for replacement. LOAD-80 began with the April 1981 issue. To order back issues, look for the back issue advertisement in this magazine or ask your local dealer. To order LOAD-80, fill in the attached card and we will send you your LOAD-80 cassette for the major programs in this issue. If the card is missing, fill in the coupon below (a photocopy is acceptable) and mail to: LOAD-80, 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. YES, I want January LOAD-80 YES, I want January LOAD-80 for $9.95 plus $1.50 for postage & handling. YES, I'll save 30%. Sign me up for a year of LOAD-80 beginning with the January 1982 cassette $99.97 a year. VISA Am. Ex. MasterCard Check/Money Order Name: Address: City: Signature: Card # Exp. Date: LOAD-80 is manufactured by Instant Software, a division of WAYNE GREEN INC., 80 Pine Street, Peterborough, NH 03458. There is no warranty expressed or implied that LOAD-80 will do anything other than save you typing. Foreign air mail, please inquire. 1/82