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Room's of Cygnes IVMISSING
THE ROOM'S OF CYGNES IV MODEL I AND III 16K CASSETTE AND NEW!! 48K DISK COMP U CAMER SOFTWARE PO BOX 802 NEVADA MO 64772 YOU'RE SURROUNDED BY LASERBOTS THAT DON'T SEEM TO LIKE YOU, AND EACH NEW ROOM YOU ENTER THEY ARE MEANER AND FASTER THAN EVER! THERE ARE TWO SKILL LEVELS AND TEN GAME SPEEDS. WILL YOU BRAVE THE ROOM'S OF CYGNES IV!! COST: $15.95 SOUND
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Roots
rofomobs.zip
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Roots
rootsdvb.zip
-(1985)(Bernhard-Kohler)[M1].gif)
Roots
rootsgbk.zip
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RootsMISSING
ROOTS (available for all computers) If you want to determine the zeroes of a polynomial having real coefficients, ROOTS is the program for the task. ROOTS employs a relatively little known algorithm described in the computer mathematics literature several years ago. This algorithm iteratively seeks all the roots simultaneously. The convergence is cubic (and therefore rapid) and very stable, requiring no explicit initial guesses from the user. Accuracy is usually within two digits of the precision of the BASIC employed. In addition to displaying the calculated solutions, the program also shows the results of substituting those values into the original polynomial. Convergence failure is highly unlikely and, if it occurs, it is generally limited to special multiple (M-2) roots. Any order polynomial may be treated. Runs in 16K. Price: $15.95 Cassette $19.95 Diskette $22.45 8 inch CP/M Disk Sample display (Apple) SOLVING. PLEASE WAIT ROOT POLYNOMIAL RESIDUAL --- --- --- --- REAL PART IMAG PART 0 0 0 0 7536157E9 1 01522782 9E 09 37316542 1 2127941 1 6E 08 3 1 1127E54 0 3 7E 07 0 7536156 0 3E 09 37316542 1 21279409 1 6E 08 7536157E8 1 01522782 9E 09
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Roots of a Polynomial Using Bairstow Method
roofapbl.zip
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Roots of Cubic Equations
rtcbeqmo.zip
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Roots [Original]
rootstse.zip
Sooner or later someone had to write it! ROOTS 32K, disk $19.95 Genealogy has become an enormously popular pastime (as well as a lucrative profession for some) in the last few years. The fascination is endless. Once you've come across your first amazing revelation - that you have a colorful ancestor who was a famous Indian Chief, or an advisor to an English King, or what-have-you - you're hooked, my friend, and as these people who were your progenitors come alive for you, like characters in a play, so does history itself light up like a stage. ROOTS is an indispensable aid for all genealogists, whether amateur or professional. Up to nine generations of data may be placed into memory per file. Allows display of known data concerning a given individual; display of four-generation pedigree; searches for specific information within a given category (finds all 'Smith' last names, or all births in the 1890's, for example); sorts by any selected category; gives printed reports. The Software Exchange 6 South Street, Box 68, Milford, NH 03055 603-673-5144<br><br>Sourcebook:<br>Genealogical data base program allows you to keep track of your ancestors.<br>Price: $19.95
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Roots/M v1.04 [Genealogy Program]
root104c.zip
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Roster Management Program
rosmngkn.zip
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Rotate 2
rotat2sb.zip
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Rotating 3-D Pyramid
rot3dpyr.zip
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Rotating Screw [Just starts running]
roscfo8m.zip
Appears in Issue 016 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
I have always envied the high resolution graphics of other computers. So, I decided to see what my 80 could do.
Rotating Screw [Just starts running]
rotscrew.zip
Appears in Issue 016 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
I have always envied the high resolution graphics of other computers. So, I decided to see what my 80 could do.
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Rotating Sphere at up to 40 Frames/SecMISSING
An improved version of our popular 'movie'. 3D stereo pairs or isometric, specify on order. Enter and run as a BASIC program. All code completely explained and documented. Easy changes let you make your own movie<br>Price: $37.00 disk, $30.00 cassette, $20.00 source
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Rotation
rotatngf.zip
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Rotation of Three Dimensional Object
rot3dbay.zip
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Roulette
rouletkr.zip
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Roulette
roulette.zip
Roulette Algorithm Simulator
rouletna.zip
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Roulette Play Against the Odds
rpatokam.zip
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(Ken-Sperling)[M1].gif)
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Round Input Transcription Assistant
rointrdp.zip
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Round The End Marker Game
rndendcb.zip
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RoundingMISSING
1 TRS-80 Diskette, 48K...$39.95<br>1 TRS-80 Diskette, 48K; Backup...$54.95<br>Provides highly interactive guided drill in rounding whole numbers and decimals, gives teachers control over several aspects of the programs and includes a student management system. Students may choose from six lessons on whole numbers and four lessons on decimals. Numbers are randomly generated and students control the pace of presentation. Immediate reinforcement. If student scores a certain percentage, which may be adjusted by the teacher, they may choose to play a challenging arcade-style game. Teacher's guide.
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Rounding 4 Digit Numbers
rnd4digt.zip
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Rounding Decimals
roundcri.zip
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Rounding [Original]
rounding.zip
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Route Device to File
rtedevjs.zip
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Route Planner
reisplan.zip
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Row 1 to 5 [5 Op 1 Rij]
ro1to5eg.zip
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Royal Flush: Competitive Poker SolitaireMISSING
ROYAL FLUSH: Competitive Poker Solitaire (Wazaney) Play alone or with any number of players in this poker-based, fun-filled card game. And no matter how many times you play, the hands are never the same. 07103, TRS-80 Level II; tape, $14.95
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RPM Disk Rotation Timer v2.0
rpmdrt20.zip
RPM ERRATIC DISK DRIVES Incorrectly adjusted disk drives are the most common cause of 'I/O,' 'CRC,' and 'Data Lost During Read' errors. RPM detects this condition and allows you to take steps to correct it. We believe each of the programs in this catalog will be beneficial to some people, but from our own personal experience, we know that everyone with floppy disk drives and a TRS-80 should own a copy of RPM. Floppy drives are supposed to spin at 300 revolutions per minute. If they wander from that speed, say to 305 RPM, or if the speed fluctuates, you'll begin to get disk I/O errors and unreadable files. This happens more often at double-density than single-density due to the closer tolerances involved. Obviously, you don't want to wait until you get a rash of unreadable files before getting your computer adjusted, but short of hauling it in every few weeks, how can you tell whether it's working correctly? The answer, of course, is to run 'RPM' on a regular basis. Its one-key operation lets you check all your drives, see whether they are running at the right speed, and whether they are running well or erratically. If the drives need adjustment, the clear, easy-to-read instructions provided with RPM show you how to adjust Model I drives and external drives on the Model III. If you have problems with the built-in Model III drives, we recommend you take the computer to a qualified repair station, unless you feel comfortable in opening the computer case. RPM displays the speed range and deviation numerically, and the fluctuation history graphically. Just by looking at the screen, you'll know if any of your drives need adjustment, before you begin to lose files. If you've been having trouble running FORMAT or BACKUP, it's most likely due to incorrectly adjusted speed. If you have trouble reading other people's diskettes, a speed problem (theirs or yours) is a likely culprit. We urge you to order RPM today. To help you past the financial barrier, we offer a liberal license with this product: if you have more than one computer, you're entitled to use it on all of them. The disk we supply can be used on both the Model I and the Model III. RPM: $24.95
RPM Disk Rotation Timer v2.1
rpdiv21p.zip
RPM ERRATIC DISK DRIVES Incorrectly adjusted disk drives are the most common cause of 'I/O,' 'CRC,' and 'Data Lost During Read' errors. RPM detects this condition and allows you to take steps to correct it. We believe each of the programs in this catalog will be beneficial to some people, but from our own personal experience, we know that everyone with floppy disk drives and a TRS-80 should own a copy of RPM. Floppy drives are supposed to spin at 300 revolutions per minute. If they wander from that speed, say to 305 RPM, or if the speed fluctuates, you'll begin to get disk I/O errors and unreadable files. This happens more often at double-density than single-density due to the closer tolerances involved. Obviously, you don't want to wait until you get a rash of unreadable files before getting your computer adjusted, but short of hauling it in every few weeks, how can you tell whether it's working correctly? The answer, of course, is to run 'RPM' on a regular basis. Its one-key operation lets you check all your drives, see whether they are running at the right speed, and whether they are running well or erratically. If the drives need adjustment, the clear, easy-to-read instructions provided with RPM show you how to adjust Model I drives and external drives on the Model III. If you have problems with the built-in Model III drives, we recommend you take the computer to a qualified repair station, unless you feel comfortable in opening the computer case. RPM displays the speed range and deviation numerically, and the fluctuation history graphically. Just by looking at the screen, you'll know if any of your drives need adjustment, before you begin to lose files. If you've been having trouble running FORMAT or BACKUP, it's most likely due to incorrectly adjusted speed. If you have trouble reading other people's diskettes, a speed problem (theirs or yours) is a likely culprit. We urge you to order RPM today. To help you past the financial barrier, we offer a liberal license with this product: if you have more than one computer, you're entitled to use it on all of them. The disk we supply can be used on both the Model I and the Model III. RPM: $24.95
RPM Disk Rotation Timer v2.1
rpmdrt21.zip
RPM ERRATIC DISK DRIVES Incorrectly adjusted disk drives are the most common cause of 'I/O,' 'CRC,' and 'Data Lost During Read' errors. RPM detects this condition and allows you to take steps to correct it. We believe each of the programs in this catalog will be beneficial to some people, but from our own personal experience, we know that everyone with floppy disk drives and a TRS-80 should own a copy of RPM. Floppy drives are supposed to spin at 300 revolutions per minute. If they wander from that speed, say to 305 RPM, or if the speed fluctuates, you'll begin to get disk I/O errors and unreadable files. This happens more often at double-density than single-density due to the closer tolerances involved. Obviously, you don't want to wait until you get a rash of unreadable files before getting your computer adjusted, but short of hauling it in every few weeks, how can you tell whether it's working correctly? The answer, of course, is to run 'RPM' on a regular basis. Its one-key operation lets you check all your drives, see whether they are running at the right speed, and whether they are running well or erratically. If the drives need adjustment, the clear, easy-to-read instructions provided with RPM show you how to adjust Model I drives and external drives on the Model III. If you have problems with the built-in Model III drives, we recommend you take the computer to a qualified repair station, unless you feel comfortable in opening the computer case. RPM displays the speed range and deviation numerically, and the fluctuation history graphically. Just by looking at the screen, you'll know if any of your drives need adjustment, before you begin to lose files. If you've been having trouble running FORMAT or BACKUP, it's most likely due to incorrectly adjusted speed. If you have trouble reading other people's diskettes, a speed problem (theirs or yours) is a likely culprit. We urge you to order RPM today. To help you past the financial barrier, we offer a liberal license with this product: if you have more than one computer, you're entitled to use it on all of them. The disk we supply can be used on both the Model I and the Model III. RPM: $24.95
RPM Disk Rotation Timer v2.2
rpmdrt22.zip
RPM ERRATIC DISK DRIVES Incorrectly adjusted disk drives are the most common cause of 'I/O,' 'CRC,' and 'Data Lost During Read' errors. RPM detects this condition and allows you to take steps to correct it. We believe each of the programs in this catalog will be beneficial to some people, but from our own personal experience, we know that everyone with floppy disk drives and a TRS-80 should own a copy of RPM. Floppy drives are supposed to spin at 300 revolutions per minute. If they wander from that speed, say to 305 RPM, or if the speed fluctuates, you'll begin to get disk I/O errors and unreadable files. This happens more often at double-density than single-density due to the closer tolerances involved. Obviously, you don't want to wait until you get a rash of unreadable files before getting your computer adjusted, but short of hauling it in every few weeks, how can you tell whether it's working correctly? The answer, of course, is to run 'RPM' on a regular basis. Its one-key operation lets you check all your drives, see whether they are running at the right speed, and whether they are running well or erratically. If the drives need adjustment, the clear, easy-to-read instructions provided with RPM show you how to adjust Model I drives and external drives on the Model III. If you have problems with the built-in Model III drives, we recommend you take the computer to a qualified repair station, unless you feel comfortable in opening the computer case. RPM displays the speed range and deviation numerically, and the fluctuation history graphically. Just by looking at the screen, you'll know if any of your drives need adjustment, before you begin to lose files. If you've been having trouble running FORMAT or BACKUP, it's most likely due to incorrectly adjusted speed. If you have trouble reading other people's diskettes, a speed problem (theirs or yours) is a likely culprit. We urge you to order RPM today. To help you past the financial barrier, we offer a liberal license with this product: if you have more than one computer, you're entitled to use it on all of them. The disk we supply can be used on both the Model I and the Model III. RPM: $24.95
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RPM Tester [Displays rpm 10 times and then reports Average and Overall Average][MS 32000]
rpmtstms.zip
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rpnclcjd.zip
RPN Calculator... Reverse Polish Notation. This program is modeled after the HP line of calculators. This program simulates an RPN calculator while showing you the contents of the stack registers and how they change.
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Makes your TRS-80 into a programmable calculator with scientific functions: add, subtract, multiply, divide, raise to power, square root, register arithmetic, pi, kilo-, milli-. With 4-LEVEL stack, 100 memories<br>Price: $9.95
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RPN Calculator 2
rpnclcrs.zip
(Keith-Neighbor)[M1].gif)
RPN Calculator v1.5
rpnclc15.zip
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RPTKEY [Shifted-Key to KeyWord Shortcuts]
rptkeydb.zip
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RPW v2.0 [Password Resetter]
rpwpswrm.zip
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RS Term
rster10c.zip
RS Term. 'Dumb' Terminal program with printer support. 26-1147 9.95
RS Term
rster10d.zip
RS Term. 'Dumb' Terminal program with printer support. 26-1147 9.95
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RS-232 Checker
rs232tmz.zip
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RS-232 Print Driver v1.0
rs232prt.zip
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RS-232 Printer DriverMISSING
Printer Driver Is Versatile The RS-232 is a versatile and flexible new printer driver that offers many parameters and options and works with many printers, using the TRS-80 RS-232-C board. It is available on cassette at $35 from Micro Systems Software, 3235 Kifer Road, Suite 32, Santa Clara, CA 95051.
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RS-232 Status Checker v2.2 [ND80]
rsst22bd.zip
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RS-232-C Communication Program v1.1 [Original]
rscp11g1.zip
RadioShack Cassette Communications I Description: Allows your Model I to communicate with major information services (such as CompuServe) and other computers without an Expansion Interface. Hardware Requirements: Modem-I (26-1172). Support: Radio Shack. 26-1139 9.95
RS-232-C Communication Program v1.1 [Original]
rscp11g3.zip
RadioShack Cassette Communications I Description: Allows your Model I to communicate with major information services (such as CompuServe) and other computers without an Expansion Interface. Hardware Requirements: Modem-I (26-1172). Support: Radio Shack. 26-1139 9.95
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RS-232-C Communications Program [Original]
rs232cg1.zip
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RS-232-C Communications Program [Original]
rs232cg3.zip
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RS-232C Status v5.1a
rsv51asa.zip
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RS232 Utilities
rsutfogy.zip
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RSBasic Compiler v2.4
rsbas24c.zip
Radio Shack TRS-80 Model I/II/III SOFTWARE Compiler BASIC Description RSBASIC development system provides the power and speed of a compiler BASIC, plus the ease in operation of an interpretive BASIC. RSBASIC has been designed to combine both systems into one package for the absolute utmost of ease and programming flexibility. RSBASIC is not directly compatible with Model II Interpretive BASIC. This system is intended to be used as a development package for new software and not for any Radio Shack Applications Programs written in Model II Interpretive BASIC. Included in the RSBASIC package are the following programs: RUNBASIC - Executes compiled BASIC programs BEDIT - Editor for RSBASIC source programs (if not being developed in the 'Immediate mode') RSBASIC - compiles programs and allows development of programs in 'Immediate mode' prior to compilation. Format Furnished in an attractive brown binder with complete documentation. Model II version is on a single 8-inch floppy diskette. Model I/III version is on two 5 1/4-inch floppy diskettes. Minimum Hardware Required 64K Single Disk TRS-80 Model II Computer or 32K Dual Disk TRS-80 Model I or Model III Computer Model I/III Cat. No. 26-2204 $149.00 Model II Cat. No. 26-4705 $199.00 Suggested retail price may vary at individual stores and dealers