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Lynn's Payroll SystemMISSING

Joe Lynn Computer Services

M3

Pay Day Joe Lynn's Payroll System ($49.95 plus $3 for shipping) is now available for the Model 4/4P/4D under TRSDOS 6.2. Versions are also available for the Model III and IBM PC compatibles. The program prints paychecks, posts the totals, and prints a journal record, W2s, or the data for a 941 form. Initial setup takes less than five minutes per employee. Although designed for small businesses with 10-25 employees, the system can handle up to 999 employees. Tax rates are built in to prevent errors in data entry. Paystubs provide year-to-date totals for all deductions as well as year-to-date net totals. Minimum requirements are TRSDOS 6.2, 64K of RAM, and two disk drives. For more information, contact Joe Lynn, 23501 W. Gagne Lane, Plainfield, IL 60544, 800-243-8563.
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Lynn's TRSDOS Utility ProgramsMISSING

Joe Lynn Computer Services

M3

Pay Day Joe Lynn's Payroll System ($49.95 plus $3 for shipping) is now available for the Model 4/4P/4D under TRSDOS 6.2. Versions are also available for the Model III and IBM PC compatibles. The program prints paychecks, posts the totals, and prints a journal record, W2s, or the data for a 941 form. Initial setup takes less than five minutes per employee. Although designed for small businesses with 10-25 employees, the system can handle up to 999 employees. Tax rates are built in to prevent errors in data entry. Paystubs provide year-to-date totals for all deductions as well as year-to-date net totals. Minimum requirements are TRSDOS 6.2, 64K of RAM, and two disk drives. For more information, contact Joe Lynn, 23501 W. Gagne Lane, Plainfield, IL 60544, 800-243-8563.
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Lynns EZ-Mail System [Original]

Joe Lynn Computer Services

M3 · DMK

lynezmal.zip

Pay Day Joe Lynn's Payroll System ($49.95 plus $3 for shipping) is now available for the Model 4/4P/4D under TRSDOS 6.2. Versions are also available for the Model III and IBM PC compatibles. The program prints paychecks, posts the totals, and prints a journal record, W2s, or the data for a 941 form. Initial setup takes less than five minutes per employee. Although designed for small businesses with 10-25 employees, the system can handle up to 999 employees. Tax rates are built in to prevent errors in data entry. Paystubs provide year-to-date totals for all deductions as well as year-to-date net totals. Minimum requirements are TRSDOS 6.2, 64K of RAM, and two disk drives. For more information, contact Joe Lynn, 23501 W. Gagne Lane, Plainfield, IL 60544, 800-243-8563.
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Lynx Auto-Dial [Beep to Cassette or Printer]

Darrin Cirillo

M1 · BAS

lynauddc.zip

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LynxB v2.62 [ELink for Microsoft BASIC 5.x]

J Ekstrom / Redding Group

M8 · 1980 · DMK

lynxb262.zip

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LynxTerm Smart Terminal v1.6L

Larry Payne

M1 · CMD

lynxterm.zip

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LynxTerm v1.6L2

Fred Taylor

M3 · CMD

lyntrm16.zip

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LytewareMISSING

Wilcox Productions Inc

M3

Comprehensive lighting calculation, infinite fixture files, 70 page manual, comparison of up to (6) fixtures room by room, fixture scheduling, authorized/use of ies method of calculation, fixture data service phone: (918) 252-7239<br>Price: $485.00
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LZAP Disk Sector Modification Utility v2.1

Frank Luff / Breeze Computing + QSD

M3 · 1981 · CMD

lzdv21fl.zip

LZAP/CMD Mod I or III (LDOS only) $39.95 LZAP/CMD is the most powerful, easy to use ZAP routine ever written, and it is for LDOS Mod I or III! LZAP uses the resident drivers of LDOS, thereby taking FULL ADVANTAGE OF THIS POWERFUL OPERATING SYSTEM. LZAP will auto-configure itself to drive capacity. It will support any # of drives from 0-7, any cylinder count up to 255, and any sector # to 255. Will page between double sided drives, 8 inch drives, LX-80, and hard drive, 5 inch floppies of all sizes at same time without getting lost! Contains these features: (R) ead (E) xit (D) ebug) (R) emove Password (A) scii Modify (C) compare (G) o Directory (I) Go Extent (M) odify Hex (W) rite (B) Locate Byte (Z) ero buffer (F) ind file (H) ash code (L) ocal search (P) rint screen (S) earch Global (X) Escape (T) oggle 0-7 page drive (space bar) brings up a command menu for learners and QUICK reference at any time! Also contains an ERROR DICTIONARY that can be turned off to override those crashed or protected files for examination. PowerSoft 11500 STEMMONS EXPRESSWAY, SUITE 1 2 5 DALLAS, TEXAS 75229 PHONE (214) 484 MICRONET 7013 TRS-80 & Script are Trademarks of Tandy Corp Price Does Not Include Postage ADD $5 SHIPPING/HANDLING
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LZH v1.3 [TD6x]

Kevin E Cribbs

M4 · 1993 · CMD

lzh134kk.zip

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M Multiple Command Executor

Steve Mann

M4 · 1984 · CMA

mltcmdl4.zip

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M T KMISSING

David Goben

M T K by David Goben $ 20.00
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M v2.3 [Dumps memory at an address in both hex and ASCII]

Eric Gans

M8 · 1987 · COM

mdma23eg.zip

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M-80 Ham Interface v1.1

Ronald Lodewyck / Macrotronics Inc

M1 · 1978 · BAS

macrm811.zip

TBS 80 CUBE M800 Deluxe RTTY for the TRS-80 Adds these additional RTTY features to the M80. Get screen display. Full ASR. Save all text on cassette Instant Display. RCA and XMT text. Instant break operation - preserves buffers WRU save on cassette automatically Execute external programs - interactive graphics One-time callsign insertion Auto line numbers, margin labels, CR - LF, CR suppress, XMTB control 4 small messages (255 char ea.) plus big message (up to max. RAM) Additional RTT, FOX, CG messages U14 output speed control. Radial (Appendix) plus ASCII (110 baud) Requires the M80 Ham Interface. $99 M80 Ham Interface Send Receive RTTY & CW Auto send & receive RTTY & CW Complete hardware & software Connects to TRS-80 User Port & Key / headphone jacks 10 message memories - 255 char. ea. Keyboard buffer - allows typing ahead. Uses built-in PLL or external TLI Includes hardware, cassette & manual Merge trainer - random 5 letter words Requires Level 8 Basic & 16K RAM. NEW FEATURES MORSE tutorial 10 lessons-corrects mistakes Simplest, latest way to learn the code! Auto numbering contest keyer. Interactive Graphics Custom PIX. Auto transmitter control PTT. Assembled & Tested $149 PET, APPLE, SORCERER versions available. Write or Call for Complete Catalog. California residents add 6% tax MACROTRONICS, inc. P.O. Box 518 (1) Keyes, CA 95328 (209) 634-8888 / 667-2888 We are experiencing telephone difficulties, please keep trying. delete. Say we enter 19 (which corresponds to attributes 2, 5, 1), the video will display each record having these attributes in sequence, each time asking if a deletion is desired. A YES or Y reply will remove that subrecord from the data base but leave the remainder of the file unchanged. PROGRAM FEATURES . Size of Directory. When DATABASE BAS is run, the user must input the directory size. In general, the size chosen depends on the total number of entries planned for file 'RECORDS'. A good rule of thumb is to use a number equal to 1 to 2 times the number of entries anticipated. (The larger the directory size, shorter the access time needed to find the initial record, using the Hashing Function described below). Of course, the DIM statements (DATABASE BAS - line 20 and ATRISRCH BAS - line 30) should be appropriately changed if necessary (i.e., if size is greater than 300) . Attribute Number - Line 8010 shows the equation used to calculate a unique attribute number for each combination of attributes for this application. In general, if we have N1 possible attributes of type A1, N2 possible attributes of type A2, and so forth, $$frac{1}{1} cdot (N2 N3 N4 dots) (A1 - 1) + (N3 N4 dots) (A2 - 1) + dots + A9$$ In our case, N1 6, N2 5, N3 2, A1 C, A2 L and A3 B, so 11 (5 2)(C-1) 2(L-1) B or 11 10C-2L-B-12 This equation would be modified to suit the application being considered. Hashed Array Search Routine - subroutine 8000 uses a hashed search routine for rapid access to the first sub-record corresponding to a given attribute number. Once the first sub-record is found, it links to the second, the second links to the third, and so forth, thus enabling the program to rapidly find all the sub-records. (A sequential search would be very slow by comparison). CHANGES TO ATRISRCH/BAS FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS The following changes can be made to adapt the program to other applications: LINE 30: Change size of index as described above to 2 times the number of entries anticipated in 'RECORDS'. LINES 1120-1150, 6020-6050, 6140-6170, 9000-9150, and 10000-10180: Modify these lines to pertain to the attributes of the new application. LINES 3030, 3130, 5000, 5020, 5030: Change to fit the new application's field lengths and subrecord definition (for further discussion see to Radio Shack TRSDOS & Disk BASIC REF Manual, pages 7-73 and 7-74). LINE 3050: Assumes that the first field length exceeds 3-8 lines than 4, use IF LEFTS(A3,1) 0 inch ' LINE 8010: Change equation as described above. NOTE: Retain E5 as the final item in the field statement Line 5030 with length 4 and do not add any new uses for the variable E5 beyond those already used. The reason is that E5 is used by the program to 'Link' one sub-record to the next one with the same attribute number of signify the end of the 'chain'.
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M-80 Ham Interface v1.2

Ronald Lodewyck / Macrotronics Inc

M1 · 1978 · CMD

macm8012.zip

TBS 80 CUBE M800 Deluxe RTTY for the TRS-80 Adds these additional RTTY features to the M80. Get screen display. Full ASR. Save all text on cassette Instant Display. RCA and XMT text. Instant break operation - preserves buffers WRU save on cassette automatically Execute external programs - interactive graphics One-time callsign insertion Auto line numbers, margin labels, CR - LF, CR suppress, XMTB control 4 small messages (255 char ea.) plus big message (up to max. RAM) Additional RTT, FOX, CG messages U14 output speed control. Radial (Appendix) plus ASCII (110 baud) Requires the M80 Ham Interface. $99 M80 Ham Interface Send Receive RTTY & CW Auto send & receive RTTY & CW Complete hardware & software Connects to TRS-80 User Port & Key / headphone jacks 10 message memories - 255 char. ea. Keyboard buffer - allows typing ahead. Uses built-in PLL or external TLI Includes hardware, cassette & manual Merge trainer - random 5 letter words Requires Level 8 Basic & 16K RAM. NEW FEATURES MORSE tutorial 10 lessons-corrects mistakes Simplest, latest way to learn the code! Auto numbering contest keyer. Interactive Graphics Custom PIX. Auto transmitter control PTT. Assembled & Tested $149 PET, APPLE, SORCERER versions available. Write or Call for Complete Catalog. California residents add 6% tax MACROTRONICS, inc. P.O. Box 518 (1) Keyes, CA 95328 (209) 634-8888 / 667-2888 We are experiencing telephone difficulties, please keep trying. delete. Say we enter 19 (which corresponds to attributes 2, 5, 1), the video will display each record having these attributes in sequence, each time asking if a deletion is desired. A YES or Y reply will remove that subrecord from the data base but leave the remainder of the file unchanged. PROGRAM FEATURES . Size of Directory. When DATABASE BAS is run, the user must input the directory size. In general, the size chosen depends on the total number of entries planned for file 'RECORDS'. A good rule of thumb is to use a number equal to 1 to 2 times the number of entries anticipated. (The larger the directory size, shorter the access time needed to find the initial record, using the Hashing Function described below). Of course, the DIM statements (DATABASE BAS - line 20 and ATRISRCH BAS - line 30) should be appropriately changed if necessary (i.e., if size is greater than 300) . Attribute Number - Line 8010 shows the equation used to calculate a unique attribute number for each combination of attributes for this application. In general, if we have N1 possible attributes of type A1, N2 possible attributes of type A2, and so forth, $$frac{1}{1} cdot (N2 N3 N4 dots) (A1 - 1) + (N3 N4 dots) (A2 - 1) + dots + A9$$ In our case, N1 6, N2 5, N3 2, A1 C, A2 L and A3 B, so 11 (5 2)(C-1) 2(L-1) B or 11 10C-2L-B-12 This equation would be modified to suit the application being considered. Hashed Array Search Routine - subroutine 8000 uses a hashed search routine for rapid access to the first sub-record corresponding to a given attribute number. Once the first sub-record is found, it links to the second, the second links to the third, and so forth, thus enabling the program to rapidly find all the sub-records. (A sequential search would be very slow by comparison). CHANGES TO ATRISRCH/BAS FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS The following changes can be made to adapt the program to other applications: LINE 30: Change size of index as described above to 2 times the number of entries anticipated in 'RECORDS'. LINES 1120-1150, 6020-6050, 6140-6170, 9000-9150, and 10000-10180: Modify these lines to pertain to the attributes of the new application. LINES 3030, 3130, 5000, 5020, 5030: Change to fit the new application's field lengths and subrecord definition (for further discussion see to Radio Shack TRSDOS & Disk BASIC REF Manual, pages 7-73 and 7-74). LINE 3050: Assumes that the first field length exceeds 3-8 lines than 4, use IF LEFTS(A3,1) 0 inch ' LINE 8010: Change equation as described above. NOTE: Retain E5 as the final item in the field statement Line 5030 with length 4 and do not add any new uses for the variable E5 beyond those already used. The reason is that E5 is used by the program to 'Link' one sub-record to the next one with the same attribute number of signify the end of the 'chain'.
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M-80 Ham Interface v2.1D

Ronald Lodewyck / Macrotronics Inc

M1 · 1979 · BAS

mhv21drl.zip

TBS 80 CUBE M800 Deluxe RTTY for the TRS-80 Adds these additional RTTY features to the M80. Get screen display. Full ASR. Save all text on cassette Instant Display. RCA and XMT text. Instant break operation - preserves buffers WRU save on cassette automatically Execute external programs - interactive graphics One-time callsign insertion Auto line numbers, margin labels, CR - LF, CR suppress, XMTB control 4 small messages (255 char ea.) plus big message (up to max. RAM) Additional RTT, FOX, CG messages U14 output speed control. Radial (Appendix) plus ASCII (110 baud) Requires the M80 Ham Interface. $99 M80 Ham Interface Send Receive RTTY & CW Auto send & receive RTTY & CW Complete hardware & software Connects to TRS-80 User Port & Key / headphone jacks 10 message memories - 255 char. ea. Keyboard buffer - allows typing ahead. Uses built-in PLL or external TLI Includes hardware, cassette & manual Merge trainer - random 5 letter words Requires Level 8 Basic & 16K RAM. NEW FEATURES MORSE tutorial 10 lessons-corrects mistakes Simplest, latest way to learn the code! Auto numbering contest keyer. Interactive Graphics Custom PIX. Auto transmitter control PTT. Assembled & Tested $149 PET, APPLE, SORCERER versions available. Write or Call for Complete Catalog. California residents add 6% tax MACROTRONICS, inc. P.O. Box 518 (1) Keyes, CA 95328 (209) 634-8888 / 667-2888 We are experiencing telephone difficulties, please keep trying. delete. Say we enter 19 (which corresponds to attributes 2, 5, 1), the video will display each record having these attributes in sequence, each time asking if a deletion is desired. A YES or Y reply will remove that subrecord from the data base but leave the remainder of the file unchanged. PROGRAM FEATURES . Size of Directory. When DATABASE BAS is run, the user must input the directory size. In general, the size chosen depends on the total number of entries planned for file 'RECORDS'. A good rule of thumb is to use a number equal to 1 to 2 times the number of entries anticipated. (The larger the directory size, shorter the access time needed to find the initial record, using the Hashing Function described below). Of course, the DIM statements (DATABASE BAS - line 20 and ATRISRCH BAS - line 30) should be appropriately changed if necessary (i.e., if size is greater than 300) . Attribute Number - Line 8010 shows the equation used to calculate a unique attribute number for each combination of attributes for this application. In general, if we have N1 possible attributes of type A1, N2 possible attributes of type A2, and so forth, $$frac{1}{1} cdot (N2 N3 N4 dots) (A1 - 1) + (N3 N4 dots) (A2 - 1) + dots + A9$$ In our case, N1 6, N2 5, N3 2, A1 C, A2 L and A3 B, so 11 (5 2)(C-1) 2(L-1) B or 11 10C-2L-B-12 This equation would be modified to suit the application being considered. Hashed Array Search Routine - subroutine 8000 uses a hashed search routine for rapid access to the first sub-record corresponding to a given attribute number. Once the first sub-record is found, it links to the second, the second links to the third, and so forth, thus enabling the program to rapidly find all the sub-records. (A sequential search would be very slow by comparison). CHANGES TO ATRISRCH/BAS FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS The following changes can be made to adapt the program to other applications: LINE 30: Change size of index as described above to 2 times the number of entries anticipated in 'RECORDS'. LINES 1120-1150, 6020-6050, 6140-6170, 9000-9150, and 10000-10180: Modify these lines to pertain to the attributes of the new application. LINES 3030, 3130, 5000, 5020, 5030: Change to fit the new application's field lengths and subrecord definition (for further discussion see to Radio Shack TRSDOS & Disk BASIC REF Manual, pages 7-73 and 7-74). LINE 3050: Assumes that the first field length exceeds 3-8 lines than 4, use IF LEFTS(A3,1) 0 inch ' LINE 8010: Change equation as described above. NOTE: Retain E5 as the final item in the field statement Line 5030 with length 4 and do not add any new uses for the variable E5 beyond those already used. The reason is that E5 is used by the program to 'Link' one sub-record to the next one with the same attribute number of signify the end of the 'chain'.
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M-80 Ham Interface vx.xx [No Screen Output]

Ronald Lodewyck / Macrotronics Inc

M1 · 1979 · BAS

m8fomoic.zip

TBS 80 CUBE M800 Deluxe RTTY for the TRS-80 Adds these additional RTTY features to the M80. Get screen display. Full ASR. Save all text on cassette Instant Display. RCA and XMT text. Instant break operation - preserves buffers WRU save on cassette automatically Execute external programs - interactive graphics One-time callsign insertion Auto line numbers, margin labels, CR - LF, CR suppress, XMTB control 4 small messages (255 char ea.) plus big message (up to max. RAM) Additional RTT, FOX, CG messages U14 output speed control. Radial (Appendix) plus ASCII (110 baud) Requires the M80 Ham Interface. $99 M80 Ham Interface Send Receive RTTY & CW Auto send & receive RTTY & CW Complete hardware & software Connects to TRS-80 User Port & Key / headphone jacks 10 message memories - 255 char. ea. Keyboard buffer - allows typing ahead. Uses built-in PLL or external TLI Includes hardware, cassette & manual Merge trainer - random 5 letter words Requires Level 8 Basic & 16K RAM. NEW FEATURES MORSE tutorial 10 lessons-corrects mistakes Simplest, latest way to learn the code! Auto numbering contest keyer. Interactive Graphics Custom PIX. Auto transmitter control PTT. Assembled & Tested $149 PET, APPLE, SORCERER versions available. Write or Call for Complete Catalog. California residents add 6% tax MACROTRONICS, inc. P.O. Box 518 (1) Keyes, CA 95328 (209) 634-8888 / 667-2888 We are experiencing telephone difficulties, please keep trying. delete. Say we enter 19 (which corresponds to attributes 2, 5, 1), the video will display each record having these attributes in sequence, each time asking if a deletion is desired. A YES or Y reply will remove that subrecord from the data base but leave the remainder of the file unchanged. PROGRAM FEATURES . Size of Directory. When DATABASE BAS is run, the user must input the directory size. In general, the size chosen depends on the total number of entries planned for file 'RECORDS'. A good rule of thumb is to use a number equal to 1 to 2 times the number of entries anticipated. (The larger the directory size, shorter the access time needed to find the initial record, using the Hashing Function described below). Of course, the DIM statements (DATABASE BAS - line 20 and ATRISRCH BAS - line 30) should be appropriately changed if necessary (i.e., if size is greater than 300) . Attribute Number - Line 8010 shows the equation used to calculate a unique attribute number for each combination of attributes for this application. In general, if we have N1 possible attributes of type A1, N2 possible attributes of type A2, and so forth, $$frac{1}{1} cdot (N2 N3 N4 dots) (A1 - 1) + (N3 N4 dots) (A2 - 1) + dots + A9$$ In our case, N1 6, N2 5, N3 2, A1 C, A2 L and A3 B, so 11 (5 2)(C-1) 2(L-1) B or 11 10C-2L-B-12 This equation would be modified to suit the application being considered. Hashed Array Search Routine - subroutine 8000 uses a hashed search routine for rapid access to the first sub-record corresponding to a given attribute number. Once the first sub-record is found, it links to the second, the second links to the third, and so forth, thus enabling the program to rapidly find all the sub-records. (A sequential search would be very slow by comparison). CHANGES TO ATRISRCH/BAS FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS The following changes can be made to adapt the program to other applications: LINE 30: Change size of index as described above to 2 times the number of entries anticipated in 'RECORDS'. LINES 1120-1150, 6020-6050, 6140-6170, 9000-9150, and 10000-10180: Modify these lines to pertain to the attributes of the new application. LINES 3030, 3130, 5000, 5020, 5030: Change to fit the new application's field lengths and subrecord definition (for further discussion see to Radio Shack TRSDOS & Disk BASIC REF Manual, pages 7-73 and 7-74). LINE 3050: Assumes that the first field length exceeds 3-8 lines than 4, use IF LEFTS(A3,1) 0 inch ' LINE 8010: Change equation as described above. NOTE: Retain E5 as the final item in the field statement Line 5030 with length 4 and do not add any new uses for the variable E5 beyond those already used. The reason is that E5 is used by the program to 'Link' one sub-record to the next one with the same attribute number of signify the end of the 'chain'.
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M-80 Ham Interface [Set 1]

Ronald Lodewyck / Macrotronics Inc

M1 · 1979 · BAS

macrom80.zip

TBS 80 CUBE M800 Deluxe RTTY for the TRS-80 Adds these additional RTTY features to the M80. Get screen display. Full ASR. Save all text on cassette Instant Display. RCA and XMT text. Instant break operation - preserves buffers WRU save on cassette automatically Execute external programs - interactive graphics One-time callsign insertion Auto line numbers, margin labels, CR - LF, CR suppress, XMTB control 4 small messages (255 char ea.) plus big message (up to max. RAM) Additional RTT, FOX, CG messages U14 output speed control. Radial (Appendix) plus ASCII (110 baud) Requires the M80 Ham Interface. $99 M80 Ham Interface Send Receive RTTY & CW Auto send & receive RTTY & CW Complete hardware & software Connects to TRS-80 User Port & Key / headphone jacks 10 message memories - 255 char. ea. Keyboard buffer - allows typing ahead. Uses built-in PLL or external TLI Includes hardware, cassette & manual Merge trainer - random 5 letter words Requires Level 8 Basic & 16K RAM. NEW FEATURES MORSE tutorial 10 lessons-corrects mistakes Simplest, latest way to learn the code! Auto numbering contest keyer. Interactive Graphics Custom PIX. Auto transmitter control PTT. Assembled & Tested $149 PET, APPLE, SORCERER versions available. Write or Call for Complete Catalog. California residents add 6% tax MACROTRONICS, inc. P.O. Box 518 (1) Keyes, CA 95328 (209) 634-8888 / 667-2888 We are experiencing telephone difficulties, please keep trying. delete. Say we enter 19 (which corresponds to attributes 2, 5, 1), the video will display each record having these attributes in sequence, each time asking if a deletion is desired. A YES or Y reply will remove that subrecord from the data base but leave the remainder of the file unchanged. PROGRAM FEATURES . Size of Directory. When DATABASE BAS is run, the user must input the directory size. In general, the size chosen depends on the total number of entries planned for file 'RECORDS'. A good rule of thumb is to use a number equal to 1 to 2 times the number of entries anticipated. (The larger the directory size, shorter the access time needed to find the initial record, using the Hashing Function described below). Of course, the DIM statements (DATABASE BAS - line 20 and ATRISRCH BAS - line 30) should be appropriately changed if necessary (i.e., if size is greater than 300) . Attribute Number - Line 8010 shows the equation used to calculate a unique attribute number for each combination of attributes for this application. In general, if we have N1 possible attributes of type A1, N2 possible attributes of type A2, and so forth, $$frac{1}{1} cdot (N2 N3 N4 dots) (A1 - 1) + (N3 N4 dots) (A2 - 1) + dots + A9$$ In our case, N1 6, N2 5, N3 2, A1 C, A2 L and A3 B, so 11 (5 2)(C-1) 2(L-1) B or 11 10C-2L-B-12 This equation would be modified to suit the application being considered. Hashed Array Search Routine - subroutine 8000 uses a hashed search routine for rapid access to the first sub-record corresponding to a given attribute number. Once the first sub-record is found, it links to the second, the second links to the third, and so forth, thus enabling the program to rapidly find all the sub-records. (A sequential search would be very slow by comparison). CHANGES TO ATRISRCH/BAS FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS The following changes can be made to adapt the program to other applications: LINE 30: Change size of index as described above to 2 times the number of entries anticipated in 'RECORDS'. LINES 1120-1150, 6020-6050, 6140-6170, 9000-9150, and 10000-10180: Modify these lines to pertain to the attributes of the new application. LINES 3030, 3130, 5000, 5020, 5030: Change to fit the new application's field lengths and subrecord definition (for further discussion see to Radio Shack TRSDOS & Disk BASIC REF Manual, pages 7-73 and 7-74). LINE 3050: Assumes that the first field length exceeds 3-8 lines than 4, use IF LEFTS(A3,1) 0 inch ' LINE 8010: Change equation as described above. NOTE: Retain E5 as the final item in the field statement Line 5030 with length 4 and do not add any new uses for the variable E5 beyond those already used. The reason is that E5 is used by the program to 'Link' one sub-record to the next one with the same attribute number of signify the end of the 'chain'.
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M-80 Ham Interface [Set 2]

Ronald Lodewyck / Macrotronics Inc

M1 · 1979 · BAS

macrm80a.zip

TBS 80 CUBE M800 Deluxe RTTY for the TRS-80 Adds these additional RTTY features to the M80. Get screen display. Full ASR. Save all text on cassette Instant Display. RCA and XMT text. Instant break operation - preserves buffers WRU save on cassette automatically Execute external programs - interactive graphics One-time callsign insertion Auto line numbers, margin labels, CR - LF, CR suppress, XMTB control 4 small messages (255 char ea.) plus big message (up to max. RAM) Additional RTT, FOX, CG messages U14 output speed control. Radial (Appendix) plus ASCII (110 baud) Requires the M80 Ham Interface. $99 M80 Ham Interface Send Receive RTTY & CW Auto send & receive RTTY & CW Complete hardware & software Connects to TRS-80 User Port & Key / headphone jacks 10 message memories - 255 char. ea. Keyboard buffer - allows typing ahead. Uses built-in PLL or external TLI Includes hardware, cassette & manual Merge trainer - random 5 letter words Requires Level 8 Basic & 16K RAM. NEW FEATURES MORSE tutorial 10 lessons-corrects mistakes Simplest, latest way to learn the code! Auto numbering contest keyer. Interactive Graphics Custom PIX. Auto transmitter control PTT. Assembled & Tested $149 PET, APPLE, SORCERER versions available. Write or Call for Complete Catalog. California residents add 6% tax MACROTRONICS, inc. P.O. Box 518 (1) Keyes, CA 95328 (209) 634-8888 / 667-2888 We are experiencing telephone difficulties, please keep trying. delete. Say we enter 19 (which corresponds to attributes 2, 5, 1), the video will display each record having these attributes in sequence, each time asking if a deletion is desired. A YES or Y reply will remove that subrecord from the data base but leave the remainder of the file unchanged. PROGRAM FEATURES . Size of Directory. When DATABASE BAS is run, the user must input the directory size. In general, the size chosen depends on the total number of entries planned for file 'RECORDS'. A good rule of thumb is to use a number equal to 1 to 2 times the number of entries anticipated. (The larger the directory size, shorter the access time needed to find the initial record, using the Hashing Function described below). Of course, the DIM statements (DATABASE BAS - line 20 and ATRISRCH BAS - line 30) should be appropriately changed if necessary (i.e., if size is greater than 300) . Attribute Number - Line 8010 shows the equation used to calculate a unique attribute number for each combination of attributes for this application. In general, if we have N1 possible attributes of type A1, N2 possible attributes of type A2, and so forth, $$frac{1}{1} cdot (N2 N3 N4 dots) (A1 - 1) + (N3 N4 dots) (A2 - 1) + dots + A9$$ In our case, N1 6, N2 5, N3 2, A1 C, A2 L and A3 B, so 11 (5 2)(C-1) 2(L-1) B or 11 10C-2L-B-12 This equation would be modified to suit the application being considered. Hashed Array Search Routine - subroutine 8000 uses a hashed search routine for rapid access to the first sub-record corresponding to a given attribute number. Once the first sub-record is found, it links to the second, the second links to the third, and so forth, thus enabling the program to rapidly find all the sub-records. (A sequential search would be very slow by comparison). CHANGES TO ATRISRCH/BAS FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS The following changes can be made to adapt the program to other applications: LINE 30: Change size of index as described above to 2 times the number of entries anticipated in 'RECORDS'. LINES 1120-1150, 6020-6050, 6140-6170, 9000-9150, and 10000-10180: Modify these lines to pertain to the attributes of the new application. LINES 3030, 3130, 5000, 5020, 5030: Change to fit the new application's field lengths and subrecord definition (for further discussion see to Radio Shack TRSDOS & Disk BASIC REF Manual, pages 7-73 and 7-74). LINE 3050: Assumes that the first field length exceeds 3-8 lines than 4, use IF LEFTS(A3,1) 0 inch ' LINE 8010: Change equation as described above. NOTE: Retain E5 as the final item in the field statement Line 5030 with length 4 and do not add any new uses for the variable E5 beyond those already used. The reason is that E5 is used by the program to 'Link' one sub-record to the next one with the same attribute number of signify the end of the 'chain'.
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M-80 Ham Interface [Set 3]

Ronald Lodewyck / Macrotronics Inc

M1 · 1979 · BAS

macrm80b.zip

TBS 80 CUBE M800 Deluxe RTTY for the TRS-80 Adds these additional RTTY features to the M80. Get screen display. Full ASR. Save all text on cassette Instant Display. RCA and XMT text. Instant break operation - preserves buffers WRU save on cassette automatically Execute external programs - interactive graphics One-time callsign insertion Auto line numbers, margin labels, CR - LF, CR suppress, XMTB control 4 small messages (255 char ea.) plus big message (up to max. RAM) Additional RTT, FOX, CG messages U14 output speed control. Radial (Appendix) plus ASCII (110 baud) Requires the M80 Ham Interface. $99 M80 Ham Interface Send Receive RTTY & CW Auto send & receive RTTY & CW Complete hardware & software Connects to TRS-80 User Port & Key / headphone jacks 10 message memories - 255 char. ea. Keyboard buffer - allows typing ahead. Uses built-in PLL or external TLI Includes hardware, cassette & manual Merge trainer - random 5 letter words Requires Level 8 Basic & 16K RAM. NEW FEATURES MORSE tutorial 10 lessons-corrects mistakes Simplest, latest way to learn the code! Auto numbering contest keyer. Interactive Graphics Custom PIX. Auto transmitter control PTT. Assembled & Tested $149 PET, APPLE, SORCERER versions available. Write or Call for Complete Catalog. California residents add 6% tax MACROTRONICS, inc. P.O. Box 518 (1) Keyes, CA 95328 (209) 634-8888 / 667-2888 We are experiencing telephone difficulties, please keep trying. delete. Say we enter 19 (which corresponds to attributes 2, 5, 1), the video will display each record having these attributes in sequence, each time asking if a deletion is desired. A YES or Y reply will remove that subrecord from the data base but leave the remainder of the file unchanged. PROGRAM FEATURES . Size of Directory. When DATABASE BAS is run, the user must input the directory size. In general, the size chosen depends on the total number of entries planned for file 'RECORDS'. A good rule of thumb is to use a number equal to 1 to 2 times the number of entries anticipated. (The larger the directory size, shorter the access time needed to find the initial record, using the Hashing Function described below). Of course, the DIM statements (DATABASE BAS - line 20 and ATRISRCH BAS - line 30) should be appropriately changed if necessary (i.e., if size is greater than 300) . Attribute Number - Line 8010 shows the equation used to calculate a unique attribute number for each combination of attributes for this application. In general, if we have N1 possible attributes of type A1, N2 possible attributes of type A2, and so forth, $$frac{1}{1} cdot (N2 N3 N4 dots) (A1 - 1) + (N3 N4 dots) (A2 - 1) + dots + A9$$ In our case, N1 6, N2 5, N3 2, A1 C, A2 L and A3 B, so 11 (5 2)(C-1) 2(L-1) B or 11 10C-2L-B-12 This equation would be modified to suit the application being considered. Hashed Array Search Routine - subroutine 8000 uses a hashed search routine for rapid access to the first sub-record corresponding to a given attribute number. Once the first sub-record is found, it links to the second, the second links to the third, and so forth, thus enabling the program to rapidly find all the sub-records. (A sequential search would be very slow by comparison). CHANGES TO ATRISRCH/BAS FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS The following changes can be made to adapt the program to other applications: LINE 30: Change size of index as described above to 2 times the number of entries anticipated in 'RECORDS'. LINES 1120-1150, 6020-6050, 6140-6170, 9000-9150, and 10000-10180: Modify these lines to pertain to the attributes of the new application. LINES 3030, 3130, 5000, 5020, 5030: Change to fit the new application's field lengths and subrecord definition (for further discussion see to Radio Shack TRSDOS & Disk BASIC REF Manual, pages 7-73 and 7-74). LINE 3050: Assumes that the first field length exceeds 3-8 lines than 4, use IF LEFTS(A3,1) 0 inch ' LINE 8010: Change equation as described above. NOTE: Retain E5 as the final item in the field statement Line 5030 with length 4 and do not add any new uses for the variable E5 beyond those already used. The reason is that E5 is used by the program to 'Link' one sub-record to the next one with the same attribute number of signify the end of the 'chain'.
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M-80 Ham Interface [Set 4]

Ronald Lodewyck / Macrotronics Inc

M1 · 1979 · BAS

macrm80c.zip

TBS 80 CUBE M800 Deluxe RTTY for the TRS-80 Adds these additional RTTY features to the M80. Get screen display. Full ASR. Save all text on cassette Instant Display. RCA and XMT text. Instant break operation - preserves buffers WRU save on cassette automatically Execute external programs - interactive graphics One-time callsign insertion Auto line numbers, margin labels, CR - LF, CR suppress, XMTB control 4 small messages (255 char ea.) plus big message (up to max. RAM) Additional RTT, FOX, CG messages U14 output speed control. Radial (Appendix) plus ASCII (110 baud) Requires the M80 Ham Interface. $99 M80 Ham Interface Send Receive RTTY & CW Auto send & receive RTTY & CW Complete hardware & software Connects to TRS-80 User Port & Key / headphone jacks 10 message memories - 255 char. ea. Keyboard buffer - allows typing ahead. Uses built-in PLL or external TLI Includes hardware, cassette & manual Merge trainer - random 5 letter words Requires Level 8 Basic & 16K RAM. NEW FEATURES MORSE tutorial 10 lessons-corrects mistakes Simplest, latest way to learn the code! Auto numbering contest keyer. Interactive Graphics Custom PIX. Auto transmitter control PTT. Assembled & Tested $149 PET, APPLE, SORCERER versions available. Write or Call for Complete Catalog. California residents add 6% tax MACROTRONICS, inc. P.O. Box 518 (1) Keyes, CA 95328 (209) 634-8888 / 667-2888 We are experiencing telephone difficulties, please keep trying. delete. Say we enter 19 (which corresponds to attributes 2, 5, 1), the video will display each record having these attributes in sequence, each time asking if a deletion is desired. A YES or Y reply will remove that subrecord from the data base but leave the remainder of the file unchanged. PROGRAM FEATURES . Size of Directory. When DATABASE BAS is run, the user must input the directory size. In general, the size chosen depends on the total number of entries planned for file 'RECORDS'. A good rule of thumb is to use a number equal to 1 to 2 times the number of entries anticipated. (The larger the directory size, shorter the access time needed to find the initial record, using the Hashing Function described below). Of course, the DIM statements (DATABASE BAS - line 20 and ATRISRCH BAS - line 30) should be appropriately changed if necessary (i.e., if size is greater than 300) . Attribute Number - Line 8010 shows the equation used to calculate a unique attribute number for each combination of attributes for this application. In general, if we have N1 possible attributes of type A1, N2 possible attributes of type A2, and so forth, $$frac{1}{1} cdot (N2 N3 N4 dots) (A1 - 1) + (N3 N4 dots) (A2 - 1) + dots + A9$$ In our case, N1 6, N2 5, N3 2, A1 C, A2 L and A3 B, so 11 (5 2)(C-1) 2(L-1) B or 11 10C-2L-B-12 This equation would be modified to suit the application being considered. Hashed Array Search Routine - subroutine 8000 uses a hashed search routine for rapid access to the first sub-record corresponding to a given attribute number. Once the first sub-record is found, it links to the second, the second links to the third, and so forth, thus enabling the program to rapidly find all the sub-records. (A sequential search would be very slow by comparison). CHANGES TO ATRISRCH/BAS FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS The following changes can be made to adapt the program to other applications: LINE 30: Change size of index as described above to 2 times the number of entries anticipated in 'RECORDS'. LINES 1120-1150, 6020-6050, 6140-6170, 9000-9150, and 10000-10180: Modify these lines to pertain to the attributes of the new application. LINES 3030, 3130, 5000, 5020, 5030: Change to fit the new application's field lengths and subrecord definition (for further discussion see to Radio Shack TRSDOS & Disk BASIC REF Manual, pages 7-73 and 7-74). LINE 3050: Assumes that the first field length exceeds 3-8 lines than 4, use IF LEFTS(A3,1) 0 inch ' LINE 8010: Change equation as described above. NOTE: Retain E5 as the final item in the field statement Line 5030 with length 4 and do not add any new uses for the variable E5 beyond those already used. The reason is that E5 is used by the program to 'Link' one sub-record to the next one with the same attribute number of signify the end of the 'chain'.
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M-80 Ham Interface [Set 5]

Ronald Lodewyck / Macrotronics Inc

M1 · 1979 · BAS

macrm80d.zip

TBS 80 CUBE M800 Deluxe RTTY for the TRS-80 Adds these additional RTTY features to the M80. Get screen display. Full ASR. Save all text on cassette Instant Display. RCA and XMT text. Instant break operation - preserves buffers WRU save on cassette automatically Execute external programs - interactive graphics One-time callsign insertion Auto line numbers, margin labels, CR - LF, CR suppress, XMTB control 4 small messages (255 char ea.) plus big message (up to max. RAM) Additional RTT, FOX, CG messages U14 output speed control. Radial (Appendix) plus ASCII (110 baud) Requires the M80 Ham Interface. $99 M80 Ham Interface Send Receive RTTY & CW Auto send & receive RTTY & CW Complete hardware & software Connects to TRS-80 User Port & Key / headphone jacks 10 message memories - 255 char. ea. Keyboard buffer - allows typing ahead. Uses built-in PLL or external TLI Includes hardware, cassette & manual Merge trainer - random 5 letter words Requires Level 8 Basic & 16K RAM. NEW FEATURES MORSE tutorial 10 lessons-corrects mistakes Simplest, latest way to learn the code! Auto numbering contest keyer. Interactive Graphics Custom PIX. Auto transmitter control PTT. Assembled & Tested $149 PET, APPLE, SORCERER versions available. Write or Call for Complete Catalog. California residents add 6% tax MACROTRONICS, inc. P.O. Box 518 (1) Keyes, CA 95328 (209) 634-8888 / 667-2888 We are experiencing telephone difficulties, please keep trying. delete. Say we enter 19 (which corresponds to attributes 2, 5, 1), the video will display each record having these attributes in sequence, each time asking if a deletion is desired. A YES or Y reply will remove that subrecord from the data base but leave the remainder of the file unchanged. PROGRAM FEATURES . Size of Directory. When DATABASE BAS is run, the user must input the directory size. In general, the size chosen depends on the total number of entries planned for file 'RECORDS'. A good rule of thumb is to use a number equal to 1 to 2 times the number of entries anticipated. (The larger the directory size, shorter the access time needed to find the initial record, using the Hashing Function described below). Of course, the DIM statements (DATABASE BAS - line 20 and ATRISRCH BAS - line 30) should be appropriately changed if necessary (i.e., if size is greater than 300) . Attribute Number - Line 8010 shows the equation used to calculate a unique attribute number for each combination of attributes for this application. In general, if we have N1 possible attributes of type A1, N2 possible attributes of type A2, and so forth, $$frac{1}{1} cdot (N2 N3 N4 dots) (A1 - 1) + (N3 N4 dots) (A2 - 1) + dots + A9$$ In our case, N1 6, N2 5, N3 2, A1 C, A2 L and A3 B, so 11 (5 2)(C-1) 2(L-1) B or 11 10C-2L-B-12 This equation would be modified to suit the application being considered. Hashed Array Search Routine - subroutine 8000 uses a hashed search routine for rapid access to the first sub-record corresponding to a given attribute number. Once the first sub-record is found, it links to the second, the second links to the third, and so forth, thus enabling the program to rapidly find all the sub-records. (A sequential search would be very slow by comparison). CHANGES TO ATRISRCH/BAS FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS The following changes can be made to adapt the program to other applications: LINE 30: Change size of index as described above to 2 times the number of entries anticipated in 'RECORDS'. LINES 1120-1150, 6020-6050, 6140-6170, 9000-9150, and 10000-10180: Modify these lines to pertain to the attributes of the new application. LINES 3030, 3130, 5000, 5020, 5030: Change to fit the new application's field lengths and subrecord definition (for further discussion see to Radio Shack TRSDOS & Disk BASIC REF Manual, pages 7-73 and 7-74). LINE 3050: Assumes that the first field length exceeds 3-8 lines than 4, use IF LEFTS(A3,1) 0 inch ' LINE 8010: Change equation as described above. NOTE: Retain E5 as the final item in the field statement Line 5030 with length 4 and do not add any new uses for the variable E5 beyond those already used. The reason is that E5 is used by the program to 'Link' one sub-record to the next one with the same attribute number of signify the end of the 'chain'.
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Dynacomp

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M-ZAL Compiler

Jeff Krantz + David Willen / Computer Applications Unlimited

M1 · 1981 · CMA

mzalcmm1.zip

M-ZAL This is the most powerful Editor Assembler for the TRS-80 ever written. Features a full screen editor, a menu driven assembler, and an interactive linker which allows the linking of /CMD and /RLD files. Files can be loaded to Disk or Tape! Assembly Language programs like Dick Balcom, and Pete Robert claim that this is the best Editor Assembler on the market! Special Price, $129.95 171 Hawkins Road Centereach, New York 11720 (516) 981-8568 (Voice) (516) 588-5836 (Data) MNET-70331, 105
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M-ZAL Compiler v1.0

Jeff Krantz + David Willen / Computer Applications Unlimited

M1 · 1981 · DMK

mzal10dm.zip

M-ZAL This is the most powerful Editor Assembler for the TRS-80 ever written. Features a full screen editor, a menu driven assembler, and an interactive linker which allows the linking of /CMD and /RLD files. Files can be loaded to Disk or Tape! Assembly Language programs like Dick Balcom, and Pete Robert claim that this is the best Editor Assembler on the market! Special Price, $129.95 171 Hawkins Road Centereach, New York 11720 (516) 981-8568 (Voice) (516) 588-5836 (Data) MNET-70331, 105
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M-ZAL Compiler v2.0 [Original]

Jeff Krantz + David Willen / Computer Applications Unlimited

M3 · 1981 · DMK

mzal320m.zip

M-ZAL This is the most powerful Editor Assembler for the TRS-80 ever written. Features a full screen editor, a menu driven assembler, and an interactive linker which allows the linking of /CMD and /RLD files. Files can be loaded to Disk or Tape! Assembly Language programs like Dick Balcom, and Pete Robert claim that this is the best Editor Assembler on the market! Special Price, $129.95 171 Hawkins Road Centereach, New York 11720 (516) 981-8568 (Voice) (516) 588-5836 (Data) MNET-70331, 105
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M-ZAL Compiler v3.0

Jeff Krantz + David Willen / Computer Applications Unlimited

M1 · 1983 · CMA

mcov30ca.zip

M-ZAL This is the most powerful Editor Assembler for the TRS-80 ever written. Features a full screen editor, a menu driven assembler, and an interactive linker which allows the linking of /CMD and /RLD files. Files can be loaded to Disk or Tape! Assembly Language programs like Dick Balcom, and Pete Robert claim that this is the best Editor Assembler on the market! Special Price, $129.95 171 Hawkins Road Centereach, New York 11720 (516) 981-8568 (Voice) (516) 588-5836 (Data) MNET-70331, 105
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M-ZAL Compiler [Original]

Jeff Krantz + David Willen / Computer Applications Unlimited

M1 · 1981 · DMK

mzal110m.zip

M-ZAL This is the most powerful Editor Assembler for the TRS-80 ever written. Features a full screen editor, a menu driven assembler, and an interactive linker which allows the linking of /CMD and /RLD files. Files can be loaded to Disk or Tape! Assembly Language programs like Dick Balcom, and Pete Robert claim that this is the best Editor Assembler on the market! Special Price, $129.95 171 Hawkins Road Centereach, New York 11720 (516) 981-8568 (Voice) (516) 588-5836 (Data) MNET-70331, 105
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M-ZAL Disassembler

Jeff Krantz + David Willen / Computer Applications Unlimited

M4 · 1981 · DMK

mzalcau1.zip

NEW FROM MICRO-SYSTEMS!!! A complete development package for the machine language programmer. Novice and experienced programmer alike will recognize the superior features of this excellent package. The heart of the system is the M-ZAL disk assembler. This is almost a development package in itself, including: 1. A full screen editor 2. A super fast assembler with optional relocatable code. 3. A linking loader for use with this relocatable code. Normal retail price on the M-ZAL package alone is $149.95. What WE add is our own disassembler that allows you to compile source code into a disk file, load and edit it with M-ZAL, and then re-assemble the code to a command file! Also you get: 1. A full blown DOSPLUS with all utilities. AND 2. The long-awaited DOSPLUS TECHNICAL MANUAL! We give you the information, the keys to the DOSPLUS kingdom that you've been wanting. We ALSO give you the package to implement them. All this for only $199.95. More programming power than you will find ANY WHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD! This package will be available from Micro-Systems and it's authorized dealers starting in the month of August. Demand will be high so order yours today! Micro Systems Software, Inc. Specializing in the Tandy Line (305) 983-3390 5846 Funston Street Hollywood, FL 33023 CALL TOLL FREE FOR FAST SERVICE (800) 824-7888, OPERATOR 193 FOR VISA/MASTERCHARGE/C.O.D. ORDERS California dial (800) 852-7777, Operator 193 Alaska and Hawaii dial (800) 824-7919, Operator 193 TOLL FREE LINES WILL ACCEPT ORDERS ONLY! For Applications and Technical information, call (305) 983-3390 or drop us a card. Dealers inquiries invited VISA
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M-ZAL Disassembler

Jeff Krantz + David Willen / Computer Applications Unlimited

M4 · 1983 · CMA

mzalcau2.zip

NEW FROM MICRO-SYSTEMS!!! A complete development package for the machine language programmer. Novice and experienced programmer alike will recognize the superior features of this excellent package. The heart of the system is the M-ZAL disk assembler. This is almost a development package in itself, including: 1. A full screen editor 2. A super fast assembler with optional relocatable code. 3. A linking loader for use with this relocatable code. Normal retail price on the M-ZAL package alone is $149.95. What WE add is our own disassembler that allows you to compile source code into a disk file, load and edit it with M-ZAL, and then re-assemble the code to a command file! Also you get: 1. A full blown DOSPLUS with all utilities. AND 2. The long-awaited DOSPLUS TECHNICAL MANUAL! We give you the information, the keys to the DOSPLUS kingdom that you've been wanting. We ALSO give you the package to implement them. All this for only $199.95. More programming power than you will find ANY WHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD! This package will be available from Micro-Systems and it's authorized dealers starting in the month of August. Demand will be high so order yours today! Micro Systems Software, Inc. Specializing in the Tandy Line (305) 983-3390 5846 Funston Street Hollywood, FL 33023 CALL TOLL FREE FOR FAST SERVICE (800) 824-7888, OPERATOR 193 FOR VISA/MASTERCHARGE/C.O.D. ORDERS California dial (800) 852-7777, Operator 193 Alaska and Hawaii dial (800) 824-7919, Operator 193 TOLL FREE LINES WILL ACCEPT ORDERS ONLY! For Applications and Technical information, call (305) 983-3390 or drop us a card. Dealers inquiries invited VISA
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M-Zap [Memory Monitor and Zapper][Set 1]

Steve Spangler

M6 · CMD

mzaplss1.zip

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M-Zap [Memory Monitor and Zapper][Set 2]

Steve Spangler

M6 · CMD

mzaplss2.zip

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M100Copy Model 100 to TRSDOS Copy Utility [Directory File]

Author Unknown

M4 · BAS

m100copy.zip

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M1ZVM Infocom Adventure Interpreter v01

Shawn Sijnstra

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M4Test [Test Model 4-4D-4P RAM]

MAD Software

M4 · 1992 · DMK

m4tstmad.zip

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M4ZVM Infocom Adventure Interpreter v01

Shawn Sijnstra

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m4zvm1ss.zip

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m4zvm18s.zip

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M8000 Disk Based RTTY Interface v1.1

Macrotronics Inc

M1 · 1979 · CMD

m800rt11.zip

TBS 80 CUBE M800 Deluxe RTTY for the TRS-80 Adds these additional RTTY features to the M80. Get screen display. Full ASR. Save all text on cassette Instant Display. RCA and XMT text. Instant break operation - preserves buffers WRU save on cassette automatically Execute external programs - interactive graphics One-time callsign insertion Auto line numbers, margin labels, CR - LF, CR suppress, XMTB control 4 small messages (255 char ea.) plus big message (up to max. RAM) Additional RTT, FOX, CG messages U14 output speed control. Radial (Appendix) plus ASCII (110 baud) Requires the M80 Ham Interface. $99 M80 Ham Interface Send Receive RTTY & CW Auto send & receive RTTY & CW Complete hardware & software Connects to TRS-80 User Port & Key / headphone jacks 10 message memories - 255 char. ea. Keyboard buffer - allows typing ahead. Uses built-in PLL or external TLI Includes hardware, cassette & manual Merge trainer - random 5 letter words Requires Level 8 Basic & 16K RAM. NEW FEATURES MORSE tutorial 10 lessons-corrects mistakes Simplest, latest way to learn the code! Auto numbering contest keyer. Interactive Graphics Custom PIX. Auto transmitter control PTT. Assembled & Tested $149 PET, APPLE, SORCERER versions available. Write or Call for Complete Catalog. California residents add 6% tax MACROTRONICS, inc. P.O. Box 518 (1) Keyes, CA 95328 (209) 634-8888 / 667-2888 We are experiencing telephone difficulties, please keep trying. delete. Say we enter 19 (which corresponds to attributes 2, 5, 1), the video will display each record having these attributes in sequence, each time asking if a deletion is desired. A YES or Y reply will remove that subrecord from the data base but leave the remainder of the file unchanged. PROGRAM FEATURES . Size of Directory. When DATABASE BAS is run, the user must input the directory size. In general, the size chosen depends on the total number of entries planned for file 'RECORDS'. A good rule of thumb is to use a number equal to 1 to 2 times the number of entries anticipated. (The larger the directory size, shorter the access time needed to find the initial record, using the Hashing Function described below). Of course, the DIM statements (DATABASE BAS - line 20 and ATRISRCH BAS - line 30) should be appropriately changed if necessary (i.e., if size is greater than 300) . Attribute Number - Line 8010 shows the equation used to calculate a unique attribute number for each combination of attributes for this application. In general, if we have N1 possible attributes of type A1, N2 possible attributes of type A2, and so forth, $$frac{1}{1} cdot (N2 N3 N4 dots) (A1 - 1) + (N3 N4 dots) (A2 - 1) + dots + A9$$ In our case, N1 6, N2 5, N3 2, A1 C, A2 L and A3 B, so 11 (5 2)(C-1) 2(L-1) B or 11 10C-2L-B-12 This equation would be modified to suit the application being considered. Hashed Array Search Routine - subroutine 8000 uses a hashed search routine for rapid access to the first sub-record corresponding to a given attribute number. Once the first sub-record is found, it links to the second, the second links to the third, and so forth, thus enabling the program to rapidly find all the sub-records. (A sequential search would be very slow by comparison). CHANGES TO ATRISRCH/BAS FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS The following changes can be made to adapt the program to other applications: LINE 30: Change size of index as described above to 2 times the number of entries anticipated in 'RECORDS'. LINES 1120-1150, 6020-6050, 6140-6170, 9000-9150, and 10000-10180: Modify these lines to pertain to the attributes of the new application. LINES 3030, 3130, 5000, 5020, 5030: Change to fit the new application's field lengths and subrecord definition (for further discussion see to Radio Shack TRSDOS & Disk BASIC REF Manual, pages 7-73 and 7-74). LINE 3050: Assumes that the first field length exceeds 3-8 lines than 4, use IF LEFTS(A3,1) 0 inch ' LINE 8010: Change equation as described above. NOTE: Retain E5 as the final item in the field statement Line 5030 with length 4 and do not add any new uses for the variable E5 beyond those already used. The reason is that E5 is used by the program to 'Link' one sub-record to the next one with the same attribute number of signify the end of the 'chain'.
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M8000 Disk Based RTTY Interface v2.1 [Original]

Macrotronics Inc

M1 · 1980 · DMK

m8000v21.zip

TBS 80 CUBE M800 Deluxe RTTY for the TRS-80 Adds these additional RTTY features to the M80. Get screen display. Full ASR. Save all text on cassette Instant Display. RCA and XMT text. Instant break operation - preserves buffers WRU save on cassette automatically Execute external programs - interactive graphics One-time callsign insertion Auto line numbers, margin labels, CR - LF, CR suppress, XMTB control 4 small messages (255 char ea.) plus big message (up to max. RAM) Additional RTT, FOX, CG messages U14 output speed control. Radial (Appendix) plus ASCII (110 baud) Requires the M80 Ham Interface. $99 M80 Ham Interface Send Receive RTTY & CW Auto send & receive RTTY & CW Complete hardware & software Connects to TRS-80 User Port & Key / headphone jacks 10 message memories - 255 char. ea. Keyboard buffer - allows typing ahead. Uses built-in PLL or external TLI Includes hardware, cassette & manual Merge trainer - random 5 letter words Requires Level 8 Basic & 16K RAM. NEW FEATURES MORSE tutorial 10 lessons-corrects mistakes Simplest, latest way to learn the code! Auto numbering contest keyer. Interactive Graphics Custom PIX. Auto transmitter control PTT. Assembled & Tested $149 PET, APPLE, SORCERER versions available. Write or Call for Complete Catalog. California residents add 6% tax MACROTRONICS, inc. P.O. Box 518 (1) Keyes, CA 95328 (209) 634-8888 / 667-2888 We are experiencing telephone difficulties, please keep trying. delete. Say we enter 19 (which corresponds to attributes 2, 5, 1), the video will display each record having these attributes in sequence, each time asking if a deletion is desired. A YES or Y reply will remove that subrecord from the data base but leave the remainder of the file unchanged. PROGRAM FEATURES . Size of Directory. When DATABASE BAS is run, the user must input the directory size. In general, the size chosen depends on the total number of entries planned for file 'RECORDS'. A good rule of thumb is to use a number equal to 1 to 2 times the number of entries anticipated. (The larger the directory size, shorter the access time needed to find the initial record, using the Hashing Function described below). Of course, the DIM statements (DATABASE BAS - line 20 and ATRISRCH BAS - line 30) should be appropriately changed if necessary (i.e., if size is greater than 300) . Attribute Number - Line 8010 shows the equation used to calculate a unique attribute number for each combination of attributes for this application. In general, if we have N1 possible attributes of type A1, N2 possible attributes of type A2, and so forth, $$frac{1}{1} cdot (N2 N3 N4 dots) (A1 - 1) + (N3 N4 dots) (A2 - 1) + dots + A9$$ In our case, N1 6, N2 5, N3 2, A1 C, A2 L and A3 B, so 11 (5 2)(C-1) 2(L-1) B or 11 10C-2L-B-12 This equation would be modified to suit the application being considered. Hashed Array Search Routine - subroutine 8000 uses a hashed search routine for rapid access to the first sub-record corresponding to a given attribute number. Once the first sub-record is found, it links to the second, the second links to the third, and so forth, thus enabling the program to rapidly find all the sub-records. (A sequential search would be very slow by comparison). CHANGES TO ATRISRCH/BAS FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS The following changes can be made to adapt the program to other applications: LINE 30: Change size of index as described above to 2 times the number of entries anticipated in 'RECORDS'. LINES 1120-1150, 6020-6050, 6140-6170, 9000-9150, and 10000-10180: Modify these lines to pertain to the attributes of the new application. LINES 3030, 3130, 5000, 5020, 5030: Change to fit the new application's field lengths and subrecord definition (for further discussion see to Radio Shack TRSDOS & Disk BASIC REF Manual, pages 7-73 and 7-74). LINE 3050: Assumes that the first field length exceeds 3-8 lines than 4, use IF LEFTS(A3,1) 0 inch ' LINE 8010: Change equation as described above. NOTE: Retain E5 as the final item in the field statement Line 5030 with length 4 and do not add any new uses for the variable E5 beyond those already used. The reason is that E5 is used by the program to 'Link' one sub-record to the next one with the same attribute number of signify the end of the 'chain'.
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M8000 Disk Based RTTY System v1.0

Macrotronics Inc

M1 · 1980 · CMD

m8000v10.zip

TBS 80 CUBE M800 Deluxe RTTY for the TRS-80 Adds these additional RTTY features to the M80. Get screen display. Full ASR. Save all text on cassette Instant Display. RCA and XMT text. Instant break operation - preserves buffers WRU save on cassette automatically Execute external programs - interactive graphics One-time callsign insertion Auto line numbers, margin labels, CR - LF, CR suppress, XMTB control 4 small messages (255 char ea.) plus big message (up to max. RAM) Additional RTT, FOX, CG messages U14 output speed control. Radial (Appendix) plus ASCII (110 baud) Requires the M80 Ham Interface. $99 M80 Ham Interface Send Receive RTTY & CW Auto send & receive RTTY & CW Complete hardware & software Connects to TRS-80 User Port & Key / headphone jacks 10 message memories - 255 char. ea. Keyboard buffer - allows typing ahead. Uses built-in PLL or external TLI Includes hardware, cassette & manual Merge trainer - random 5 letter words Requires Level 8 Basic & 16K RAM. NEW FEATURES MORSE tutorial 10 lessons-corrects mistakes Simplest, latest way to learn the code! Auto numbering contest keyer. Interactive Graphics Custom PIX. Auto transmitter control PTT. Assembled & Tested $149 PET, APPLE, SORCERER versions available. Write or Call for Complete Catalog. California residents add 6% tax MACROTRONICS, inc. P.O. Box 518 (1) Keyes, CA 95328 (209) 634-8888 / 667-2888 We are experiencing telephone difficulties, please keep trying. delete. Say we enter 19 (which corresponds to attributes 2, 5, 1), the video will display each record having these attributes in sequence, each time asking if a deletion is desired. A YES or Y reply will remove that subrecord from the data base but leave the remainder of the file unchanged. PROGRAM FEATURES . Size of Directory. When DATABASE BAS is run, the user must input the directory size. In general, the size chosen depends on the total number of entries planned for file 'RECORDS'. A good rule of thumb is to use a number equal to 1 to 2 times the number of entries anticipated. (The larger the directory size, shorter the access time needed to find the initial record, using the Hashing Function described below). Of course, the DIM statements (DATABASE BAS - line 20 and ATRISRCH BAS - line 30) should be appropriately changed if necessary (i.e., if size is greater than 300) . Attribute Number - Line 8010 shows the equation used to calculate a unique attribute number for each combination of attributes for this application. In general, if we have N1 possible attributes of type A1, N2 possible attributes of type A2, and so forth, $$frac{1}{1} cdot (N2 N3 N4 dots) (A1 - 1) + (N3 N4 dots) (A2 - 1) + dots + A9$$ In our case, N1 6, N2 5, N3 2, A1 C, A2 L and A3 B, so 11 (5 2)(C-1) 2(L-1) B or 11 10C-2L-B-12 This equation would be modified to suit the application being considered. Hashed Array Search Routine - subroutine 8000 uses a hashed search routine for rapid access to the first sub-record corresponding to a given attribute number. Once the first sub-record is found, it links to the second, the second links to the third, and so forth, thus enabling the program to rapidly find all the sub-records. (A sequential search would be very slow by comparison). CHANGES TO ATRISRCH/BAS FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS The following changes can be made to adapt the program to other applications: LINE 30: Change size of index as described above to 2 times the number of entries anticipated in 'RECORDS'. LINES 1120-1150, 6020-6050, 6140-6170, 9000-9150, and 10000-10180: Modify these lines to pertain to the attributes of the new application. LINES 3030, 3130, 5000, 5020, 5030: Change to fit the new application's field lengths and subrecord definition (for further discussion see to Radio Shack TRSDOS & Disk BASIC REF Manual, pages 7-73 and 7-74). LINE 3050: Assumes that the first field length exceeds 3-8 lines than 4, use IF LEFTS(A3,1) 0 inch ' LINE 8010: Change equation as described above. NOTE: Retain E5 as the final item in the field statement Line 5030 with length 4 and do not add any new uses for the variable E5 beyond those already used. The reason is that E5 is used by the program to 'Link' one sub-record to the next one with the same attribute number of signify the end of the 'chain'.
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M8000 Disk Based RTTY System v1.1

Ronald Lodewyck

M1 · 1979 · CMD

m8000v11.zip

TRS-80 OWNER M800 Deluxe RTTY for the TRS-80 Adds these additional RTTY features to the M80. Split-screen display. Full ASR. Save all text on cassette. Instant Replay - RCV and XMT text. Instant break operation - preserves buffers. WRU - save on cassette - automatically. Execute external programs - interactive graphics. One-time callsign insertion. Auto line numbers, margin labels, CR / LF, CR suppress, XMTR control. 4 small messages (255 char. ea.) plus big message (up to max. RAM). Additional RY, FOX, CQ messages. UT4 output speed control. Baudot (4 speeds) plus ASCX (110 baud). Requires the M80 Ham Interface. $99 M80 Ham Interface Send Receive RTTY & CW Auto send. & receive. RITY & CW Complete hardware & software. Connects to TRS-80 User Port & Key / headphone jacks 10 message memories - 255 char. ea. Keyboard buffer - allows typing ahead. Uses built-in PLL or external TU. Includes hardware, cassette & manual. Morse trainer - random 5 letter words. Requires Level II Basic & 16K RAM. NEW FEATURES MORSE tutorial 10 lessons corrects mistakes- Simplest, fastest way to learn the code! Auto-numbering contest keyer. Interactive Graphics-Custom PIX. Auto transmitter control PTT. Assembled & Tested $149 PET, APPLE, SORCERER versions available. Write or Call for Complete Catalog. California residents add 6% tax MACROTRONICS, inc. P.O. Box 518 (T) Keyes, CA 95328 (209) 634-8888 / 667-2888 We are experiencing telephone difficulties, please keep trying.
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M8000 Disk Based RTTY SYstem v2.0

Macrotronics Inc

M1 · 1980 · CMD

m8000dbr.zip

TBS 80 CUBE M800 Deluxe RTTY for the TRS-80 Adds these additional RTTY features to the M80. Get screen display. Full ASR. Save all text on cassette Instant Display. RCA and XMT text. Instant break operation - preserves buffers WRU save on cassette automatically Execute external programs - interactive graphics One-time callsign insertion Auto line numbers, margin labels, CR - LF, CR suppress, XMTB control 4 small messages (255 char ea.) plus big message (up to max. RAM) Additional RTT, FOX, CG messages U14 output speed control. Radial (Appendix) plus ASCII (110 baud) Requires the M80 Ham Interface. $99 M80 Ham Interface Send Receive RTTY & CW Auto send & receive RTTY & CW Complete hardware & software Connects to TRS-80 User Port & Key / headphone jacks 10 message memories - 255 char. ea. Keyboard buffer - allows typing ahead. Uses built-in PLL or external TLI Includes hardware, cassette & manual Merge trainer - random 5 letter words Requires Level 8 Basic & 16K RAM. NEW FEATURES MORSE tutorial 10 lessons-corrects mistakes Simplest, latest way to learn the code! Auto numbering contest keyer. Interactive Graphics Custom PIX. Auto transmitter control PTT. Assembled & Tested $149 PET, APPLE, SORCERER versions available. Write or Call for Complete Catalog. California residents add 6% tax MACROTRONICS, inc. P.O. Box 518 (1) Keyes, CA 95328 (209) 634-8888 / 667-2888 We are experiencing telephone difficulties, please keep trying. delete. Say we enter 19 (which corresponds to attributes 2, 5, 1), the video will display each record having these attributes in sequence, each time asking if a deletion is desired. A YES or Y reply will remove that subrecord from the data base but leave the remainder of the file unchanged. PROGRAM FEATURES . Size of Directory. When DATABASE BAS is run, the user must input the directory size. In general, the size chosen depends on the total number of entries planned for file 'RECORDS'. A good rule of thumb is to use a number equal to 1 to 2 times the number of entries anticipated. (The larger the directory size, shorter the access time needed to find the initial record, using the Hashing Function described below). Of course, the DIM statements (DATABASE BAS - line 20 and ATRISRCH BAS - line 30) should be appropriately changed if necessary (i.e., if size is greater than 300) . Attribute Number - Line 8010 shows the equation used to calculate a unique attribute number for each combination of attributes for this application. In general, if we have N1 possible attributes of type A1, N2 possible attributes of type A2, and so forth, $$frac{1}{1} cdot (N2 N3 N4 dots) (A1 - 1) + (N3 N4 dots) (A2 - 1) + dots + A9$$ In our case, N1 6, N2 5, N3 2, A1 C, A2 L and A3 B, so 11 (5 2)(C-1) 2(L-1) B or 11 10C-2L-B-12 This equation would be modified to suit the application being considered. Hashed Array Search Routine - subroutine 8000 uses a hashed search routine for rapid access to the first sub-record corresponding to a given attribute number. Once the first sub-record is found, it links to the second, the second links to the third, and so forth, thus enabling the program to rapidly find all the sub-records. (A sequential search would be very slow by comparison). CHANGES TO ATRISRCH/BAS FOR OTHER APPLICATIONS The following changes can be made to adapt the program to other applications: LINE 30: Change size of index as described above to 2 times the number of entries anticipated in 'RECORDS'. LINES 1120-1150, 6020-6050, 6140-6170, 9000-9150, and 10000-10180: Modify these lines to pertain to the attributes of the new application. LINES 3030, 3130, 5000, 5020, 5030: Change to fit the new application's field lengths and subrecord definition (for further discussion see to Radio Shack TRSDOS & Disk BASIC REF Manual, pages 7-73 and 7-74). LINE 3050: Assumes that the first field length exceeds 3-8 lines than 4, use IF LEFTS(A3,1) 0 inch ' LINE 8010: Change equation as described above. NOTE: Retain E5 as the final item in the field statement Line 5030 with length 4 and do not add any new uses for the variable E5 beyond those already used. The reason is that E5 is used by the program to 'Link' one sub-record to the next one with the same attribute number of signify the end of the 'chain'.
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Mac Monitor

Jake Commander

M1 · 1981 · CMD

mamofojc.zip

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MAC to Z-80 [Input Filespec]

Author Unknown

M1 · CMD

mac2z801.zip

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MAC8080 Macro Assembler v2.0 [ASM-No Source File Present]

Author Unknown

M8 · COM

mamaasfo.zip

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Macasmon

Glen McDiarmid

M1 · CMD

macsmon1.zip

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Macasmon

Glen McDiarmid

M3 · BAS

macsmon3.zip

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Macasmon

Glen McDiarmid

M4 · BAS

macsmon4.zip

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MacDisp v2.0 [MacPaint Picture Viewer and Printer]

Scott Swaine

M4 · 1986 · CMD

macdisp2.zip

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Maces and Magic 1: Balrog Sampler

Chameleon Software + Adventure International

M3 · 1981 · DMK

maanma1c.zip

BALROG This is the first chapter in our popular MACES & MAGIC Series. You equip a character of your own creation and journey into a weird world of dank dungeons and fiery dragons. This fantasy adventure features one of the largest data bases ever created for a microcomputer role-playing game. A real challenge! Requires two disk drives TRS-80 32K DISK (Mod 1) $29.95 TRS-80 48K DISK (Mod 3) $29.95 Skill Level: Moderate.
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Maces and Magic 2: The Stone of Sisyfus v1.0

Chameleon Software + Adventure International

M1 · 1979 · DMK

mmsis10a.zip

STONE OF Sisyphus INCLUDES 2 BIG PACKED DISKS OF DATA BUT WILL WORK ON YOUR 1 DRIVE MICROCOMPUTER! AVAILABLE ON DISK FORWARD TRS-80 MODEL 1 32K 32-0100 $29.95 TRS-80 MODEL 3 64K 64-0100 $29.95 Apple 2 Adversity 64-0100 $29.95 ATARI 40K 052-0100 $34.95 We want to take you on a journey - a journey into an age undreamed of When a man's worth was measured by his courage and his cunning. With STONE OF SISYPHUS, we have received the wonderment of that ancient era. The Moves & Magic Series allows you to in- teract with the adventure on an intensely personal level. You create your own character, giving him for her the attributes of strength, its constitution, and creation for the challenges ahead. Amazingly, your character will evolve and grow as the journey. Progresses. Prepare yourself - breathe deeply, and step in to the enchantment - the enchantment of STONE OF SISYPHUS and the Moves & Magic Series. NOT COPYRIGHT 1981 RAYMOND BAYLESS Adventure INTERNATIONAL THE DIVISION OF SCOTT ADAMS, INC. (BOX 3435, LONGWOOD, FL 32730) (305) 862-0917 ORDER FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER or CALL TOLL-FREE (800) 327-7172 SHIPPING & HANDLING ARE EXTRA PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL COPYRIGHT 1981 RAYMOND BAYLESS
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Maces and Magic 2: The Stone of Sisyfus v1.0

Chameleon Software + Adventure International

M1 · 1979 · BAS

mmsis1bn.zip

STONE OF Sisyphus INCLUDES 2 BIG PACKED DISKS OF DATA BUT WILL WORK ON YOUR 1 DRIVE MICROCOMPUTER! AVAILABLE ON DISK FORWARD TRS-80 MODEL 1 32K 32-0100 $29.95 TRS-80 MODEL 3 64K 64-0100 $29.95 Apple 2 Adversity 64-0100 $29.95 ATARI 40K 052-0100 $34.95 We want to take you on a journey - a journey into an age undreamed of When a man's worth was measured by his courage and his cunning. With STONE OF SISYPHUS, we have received the wonderment of that ancient era. The Moves & Magic Series allows you to in- teract with the adventure on an intensely personal level. You create your own character, giving him for her the attributes of strength, its constitution, and creation for the challenges ahead. Amazingly, your character will evolve and grow as the journey. Progresses. Prepare yourself - breathe deeply, and step in to the enchantment - the enchantment of STONE OF SISYPHUS and the Moves & Magic Series. NOT COPYRIGHT 1981 RAYMOND BAYLESS Adventure INTERNATIONAL THE DIVISION OF SCOTT ADAMS, INC. (BOX 3435, LONGWOOD, FL 32730) (305) 862-0917 ORDER FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER or CALL TOLL-FREE (800) 327-7172 SHIPPING & HANDLING ARE EXTRA PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL COPYRIGHT 1981 RAYMOND BAYLESS
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Maces and Magic 2: The Stone of Sisyfus v2.0

Chameleon Software + Adventure International

M3 · 1979 · DMK

mmsis20b.zip

STONE OF Sisyphus INCLUDES 2 BIG PACKED DISKS OF DATA BUT WILL WORK ON YOUR 1 DRIVE MICROCOMPUTER! AVAILABLE ON DISK FORWARD TRS-80 MODEL 1 32K 32-0100 $29.95 TRS-80 MODEL 3 64K 64-0100 $29.95 Apple 2 Adversity 64-0100 $29.95 ATARI 40K 052-0100 $34.95 We want to take you on a journey - a journey into an age undreamed of When a man's worth was measured by his courage and his cunning. With STONE OF SISYPHUS, we have received the wonderment of that ancient era. The Moves & Magic Series allows you to in- teract with the adventure on an intensely personal level. You create your own character, giving him for her the attributes of strength, its constitution, and creation for the challenges ahead. Amazingly, your character will evolve and grow as the journey. Progresses. Prepare yourself - breathe deeply, and step in to the enchantment - the enchantment of STONE OF SISYPHUS and the Moves & Magic Series. NOT COPYRIGHT 1981 RAYMOND BAYLESS Adventure INTERNATIONAL THE DIVISION OF SCOTT ADAMS, INC. (BOX 3435, LONGWOOD, FL 32730) (305) 862-0917 ORDER FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER or CALL TOLL-FREE (800) 327-7172 SHIPPING & HANDLING ARE EXTRA PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL COPYRIGHT 1981 RAYMOND BAYLESS
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Maces and Magic 2: The Stone of Sisyfus v2.0 [Set 1]

Chameleon Software + Adventure International

M1 · 1979 · DMK

mmsis20a.zip

STONE OF Sisyphus INCLUDES 2 BIG PACKED DISKS OF DATA BUT WILL WORK ON YOUR 1 DRIVE MICROCOMPUTER! AVAILABLE ON DISK FORWARD TRS-80 MODEL 1 32K 32-0100 $29.95 TRS-80 MODEL 3 64K 64-0100 $29.95 Apple 2 Adversity 64-0100 $29.95 ATARI 40K 052-0100 $34.95 We want to take you on a journey - a journey into an age undreamed of When a man's worth was measured by his courage and his cunning. With STONE OF SISYPHUS, we have received the wonderment of that ancient era. The Moves & Magic Series allows you to in- teract with the adventure on an intensely personal level. You create your own character, giving him for her the attributes of strength, its constitution, and creation for the challenges ahead. Amazingly, your character will evolve and grow as the journey. Progresses. Prepare yourself - breathe deeply, and step in to the enchantment - the enchantment of STONE OF SISYPHUS and the Moves & Magic Series. NOT COPYRIGHT 1981 RAYMOND BAYLESS Adventure INTERNATIONAL THE DIVISION OF SCOTT ADAMS, INC. (BOX 3435, LONGWOOD, FL 32730) (305) 862-0917 ORDER FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER or CALL TOLL-FREE (800) 327-7172 SHIPPING & HANDLING ARE EXTRA PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL COPYRIGHT 1981 RAYMOND BAYLESS
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Maces and Magic 2: The Stone of Sisyfus v2.0 [Set 2]

Chameleon Software + Adventure International

M1 · 1979 · BAS

mmsis20c.zip

STONE OF Sisyphus INCLUDES 2 BIG PACKED DISKS OF DATA BUT WILL WORK ON YOUR 1 DRIVE MICROCOMPUTER! AVAILABLE ON DISK FORWARD TRS-80 MODEL 1 32K 32-0100 $29.95 TRS-80 MODEL 3 64K 64-0100 $29.95 Apple 2 Adversity 64-0100 $29.95 ATARI 40K 052-0100 $34.95 We want to take you on a journey - a journey into an age undreamed of When a man's worth was measured by his courage and his cunning. With STONE OF SISYPHUS, we have received the wonderment of that ancient era. The Moves & Magic Series allows you to in- teract with the adventure on an intensely personal level. You create your own character, giving him for her the attributes of strength, its constitution, and creation for the challenges ahead. Amazingly, your character will evolve and grow as the journey. Progresses. Prepare yourself - breathe deeply, and step in to the enchantment - the enchantment of STONE OF SISYPHUS and the Moves & Magic Series. NOT COPYRIGHT 1981 RAYMOND BAYLESS Adventure INTERNATIONAL THE DIVISION OF SCOTT ADAMS, INC. (BOX 3435, LONGWOOD, FL 32730) (305) 862-0917 ORDER FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER or CALL TOLL-FREE (800) 327-7172 SHIPPING & HANDLING ARE EXTRA PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL COPYRIGHT 1981 RAYMOND BAYLESS
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Maces and Magic 2: The Stone of Sisyfus v3.1

Chameleon Software + Adventure International

M1 · 1979 · DMK

mmsis31a.zip

STONE OF Sisyphus INCLUDES 2 BIG PACKED DISKS OF DATA BUT WILL WORK ON YOUR 1 DRIVE MICROCOMPUTER! AVAILABLE ON DISK FORWARD TRS-80 MODEL 1 32K 32-0100 $29.95 TRS-80 MODEL 3 64K 64-0100 $29.95 Apple 2 Adversity 64-0100 $29.95 ATARI 40K 052-0100 $34.95 We want to take you on a journey - a journey into an age undreamed of When a man's worth was measured by his courage and his cunning. With STONE OF SISYPHUS, we have received the wonderment of that ancient era. The Moves & Magic Series allows you to in- teract with the adventure on an intensely personal level. You create your own character, giving him for her the attributes of strength, its constitution, and creation for the challenges ahead. Amazingly, your character will evolve and grow as the journey. Progresses. Prepare yourself - breathe deeply, and step in to the enchantment - the enchantment of STONE OF SISYPHUS and the Moves & Magic Series. NOT COPYRIGHT 1981 RAYMOND BAYLESS Adventure INTERNATIONAL THE DIVISION OF SCOTT ADAMS, INC. (BOX 3435, LONGWOOD, FL 32730) (305) 862-0917 ORDER FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER or CALL TOLL-FREE (800) 327-7172 SHIPPING & HANDLING ARE EXTRA PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL COPYRIGHT 1981 RAYMOND BAYLESS
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Maces and Magic 2: The Stone of Sisyfus v3.1 [Set 1]

Chameleon Software + Adventure International

M1 · 1979 · BAS

mmsis31b.zip

STONE OF Sisyphus INCLUDES 2 BIG PACKED DISKS OF DATA BUT WILL WORK ON YOUR 1 DRIVE MICROCOMPUTER! AVAILABLE ON DISK FORWARD TRS-80 MODEL 1 32K 32-0100 $29.95 TRS-80 MODEL 3 64K 64-0100 $29.95 Apple 2 Adversity 64-0100 $29.95 ATARI 40K 052-0100 $34.95 We want to take you on a journey - a journey into an age undreamed of When a man's worth was measured by his courage and his cunning. With STONE OF SISYPHUS, we have received the wonderment of that ancient era. The Moves & Magic Series allows you to in- teract with the adventure on an intensely personal level. You create your own character, giving him for her the attributes of strength, its constitution, and creation for the challenges ahead. Amazingly, your character will evolve and grow as the journey. Progresses. Prepare yourself - breathe deeply, and step in to the enchantment - the enchantment of STONE OF SISYPHUS and the Moves & Magic Series. NOT COPYRIGHT 1981 RAYMOND BAYLESS Adventure INTERNATIONAL THE DIVISION OF SCOTT ADAMS, INC. (BOX 3435, LONGWOOD, FL 32730) (305) 862-0917 ORDER FROM YOUR FAVORITE DEALER or CALL TOLL-FREE (800) 327-7172 SHIPPING & HANDLING ARE EXTRA PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL COPYRIGHT 1981 RAYMOND BAYLESS
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Maces and Magic 3: Mortons Fork

Chameleon Software + Adventure International

M3 · 1979 · DMK

mrtfrk00.zip

MORTON'S FORK The MACES & MAGIC Series continues! Magical beings and strange creatures populate this mystical realm. Equip your war- rior with the necessary accouterments, then plunge into the awesome world of MORTON'S FORK! TRS-80 32K DISK (Mod 1) $29.95 TRS-80 48K DISK (Mod 3) $29.95 Skill Level: Moderate.
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Maces and Magic 3: Mortons Fork v1.0 [TD]

Chameleon Software + Adventure International

M1 · 1979 · BAS

mrtfrk10.zip

MORTON'S FORK The MACES & MAGIC Series continues! Magical beings and strange creatures populate this mystical realm. Equip your war- rior with the necessary accouterments, then plunge into the awesome world of MORTON'S FORK! TRS-80 32K DISK (Mod 1) $29.95 TRS-80 48K DISK (Mod 3) $29.95 Skill Level: Moderate.
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Maces and Magic 3: Mortons Fork v1.3

Chameleon Software + Adventure International

M1 · 1979 · DMK

mrtfrk13.zip

MORTON'S FORK The MACES & MAGIC Series continues! Magical beings and strange creatures populate this mystical realm. Equip your war- rior with the necessary accouterments, then plunge into the awesome world of MORTON'S FORK! TRS-80 32K DISK (Mod 1) $29.95 TRS-80 48K DISK (Mod 3) $29.95 Skill Level: Moderate.
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Maces and Magic 3: Mortons Fork v2.0

Chameleon Software + Adventure International

M1 · 1979 · BAS

mrtfrk20.zip

MORTON'S FORK The MACES & MAGIC Series continues! Magical beings and strange creatures populate this mystical realm. Equip your war- rior with the necessary accouterments, then plunge into the awesome world of MORTON'S FORK! TRS-80 32K DISK (Mod 1) $29.95 TRS-80 48K DISK (Mod 3) $29.95 Skill Level: Moderate.
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Maces and Magic 3: Mortons Fork v2.1

Chameleon Software + Adventure International

M3 · 1979 · BAS

mrtfrk21.zip

MORTON'S FORK The MACES & MAGIC Series continues! Magical beings and strange creatures populate this mystical realm. Equip your war- rior with the necessary accouterments, then plunge into the awesome world of MORTON'S FORK! TRS-80 32K DISK (Mod 1) $29.95 TRS-80 48K DISK (Mod 3) $29.95 Skill Level: Moderate.
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Machine A Ecrire [Text Editor]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

machecri.zip

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Machine Code / BASIC WriterMISSING

Astro-Star Enterprises

M13

BASIC programmers can use/write machine code routines. Expensive compilers/assemblers not needed. Operates totally in BASIC to create / run machine code. We pay shipping/tax on *all* orders. Master/visa-ok<br>Price: $37.95
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Machine Code Calculator

David A S Crofts

M1 · 2003 · CAS

maccodcl.zip

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Machine Code to BASICMISSING

Molimerx Ltd

M1

MACHINE CODE TO BASIC - AN EASY WAY TO M/C SUBROUTINES IN BASIC It often occurs that a machine code subroutine is more easily kept in data lines in the Basic program so that the host program can simply poke it into memory. It is not necessary to load a Basic program and a System tape. This program enables the user to place machine code into data statements automatically. The machine code can be placed in high memory in any way including loading a System tape. This program is then run. It reads the machine code and places it into data statements in the Basic program. The command LSET is then typed and deletes the main part of the program and then renumbers the data lines starting at 1. A further command is typed, MERGE, which blocks off the data lines and enables the user to either CLOAD or enter from the keyboard any Basic program. When this has been done, the command RSET is entered, which automatically combines the program and data together. The resulting program, therefore, contains the data representing the machine code. This is a particularly straightforward and easy program to use. It saves a great deal of time and energy over the more normal approach of converting machine code to decimal and entering it in data lines. The program, at this time, is only suitable for 16k Level II machines. Memory Requirement 16k TRS-80 Tape Model 1 11-1221
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Machine Code to BASIC Data Conversion v1.2 [Enter Name of File to Create]

Tom Gilbert

M1 · BAS

mc2bs12t.zip

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American Small Business Computers

Farm and Ranch Management Programs Thirteen new programs concerning farm and ranch management are now available for Models I, II and III. The programs are: Beef Projection, Beef Ration, Dairy Cow, Feed Lot, Farm Record, Government Program, Grain Storage, Loan, Machine Cost, Record Management, Estate Tax, Feed Formulator, and Pasture Projection. For more detailed information contact American Small Business Computers, 118 South Mill St., Pryor, OK 74361, (918) 825-4844.
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