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Snapp-VI College Educated Garbage Collector [Original][TD Data Disk]
sncoedgs.zip
'I BOUGHT IT' 'My biggest loss of programming time using Snappware's COLLEGE EDUCATED GARBAGE COLLECTOR is spent inserting my diskette.' SCOTT ADAMS - PRES. OF ADVENTURE INTL. The Snappware College Educated Garbage Collector (SNAPP-VI) is an intelligent processing function which greatly improves performance of typical BASIC applications. And here's why: Microsoft uses a 'variable length string' in the BASIC interpreter. Each time the string is assigned a new value, it is relocated in a string pool. Periodically the string pool must be reorganized and condensed into a single contiguous area. Performing this string space reclamation is time consuming and inefficient because this approach evaluates and collects each string individually. The time required is roughly proportional to the square of the number of active strings in the resident program. During reclamation the system seems to 'lock-up' and does not respond to the operator until the process is completed. This time consuming approach requires a better solution. Snappware has developed a solution which takes advantage of the auxiliary memory available. SNAPP-VI requires only four bytes per active string as a work area. When free storage space is available, our system temporarily borrows, uses and returns the space to the free storage pool when completed. If storage is not available, our system will temporarily transfer out to disk enough of the BASIC program to make room for our work area and return the 'paged out' information to its correct location when completed. Benchmarked times show, in some situations, SNAPP-VI performs one hundred times as fast as the Microsoft approach. If you consider your programming time to be worth money, call us and let us show you how to get more of it. MODEL II $100.00 MODEL III $ 75.00 TRSDOS Tandy Corporation Time saving power at your fingertips. CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-543-4628 OHIO RESIDENTS CALL COLLECT: (513) 891-4496 3719 Mantell Cinti., Ohio 45236
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Snark
snfomodw.zip
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Sneak Thief
snkthief.zip
SNEAK THIEF by Larry Ashman from Soft Sector Protect the treasure chest of gold from lurking thieves. Capture them, attack them, or put them in jail but beware of the protectors who use trickery. Guard the intricate maze and keep your eye on the pile of gold - don't blink or the treasure may vanish! 16K Tape $19.95 or 32K Disk $21.95
Sneak Thief [Dual Boot][Self Boot]
snthfoss.zip
SNEAK THIEF by Larry Ashman from Soft Sector Protect the treasure chest of gold from lurking thieves. Capture them, attack them, or put them in jail but beware of the protectors who use trickery. Guard the intricate maze and keep your eye on the pile of gold - don't blink or the treasure may vanish! 16K Tape $19.95 or 32K Disk $21.95
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Sniper
snfomows.zip
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Sniper
sniperig.zip
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Snoopy
snoopygb.zip
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Snoopy ASCII Art
snpyaaaw.zip
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Snoopy Calendar
snpcal83.zip
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Prints 12 month calendar under snoopy on doghouse. Any year desired on a printer with elongated print capability. In BASIC - easy to add new pictures to your calendar. Easy to see how pictures are created.<br>Price: $14.95 disk, $10.95 source
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Snoopy Cursing the Red Baron Printout
snpcrsjr.zip
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Snoopy Graphic
snoopysm.zip
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Snoopy Graphic
snpgrigb.zip
Snoopy Graphic
snpgrigc.zip
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Snoopy Graphic
snpgrpdt.zip
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Snoopy Graphic
snpgrprk.zip
Snoopy Graphic 2
snpgr2ig.zip
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Snoopy Red Baron Graphic
snpredtk.zip
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This is not a game. There is nothing in this program to work. This is an antimation of snoopy virus the red baron by use of graphics.<br>Price: $10.00
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Snoopy [Part of LIBRARY 100]
snpgrpbs.zip
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Snow Command
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LIBRARY 100 The LIBRARY 100 from TBS is without doubt the greatest software bargain ever. Released in November 1978, it has sold thousands in 44 countries. Written for the TRS-80, LIBRARY 100 contains 100 programs on five tapes. Most of the programs can be run on a 4K, Level II computer. Designed to be a basic computer library, it provides a series of programs over a broad range of topics. All programs but one are written in BASIC and can easily be modified to suit your own purposes. 'The program mix is eclectric, interesting, and curious If I had a Level II TRS-80 and one or more grade-school children, or if I were a hardcore software collector, or if I had little software and wanted to get a lot of it with a minimum of bother, I'd buy the Library 100.' Stephen Gray, Creative Computing, April, 1979. ' a basic computer library for the hobbyist, parent or businessman.' Kilobaud Microcomputing, December 1978. The programs are spread over five general categories; Finance, Education, Graphics, Home and Games. As an added bonus, the LIBRARY 100 contains Tiny PILOT, a condensed version of the high level language primarily used in education. It is perfect for teachers, parents, students and sales trainees. Using only six commands, even a child could be programming in minutes. The other programs are as follows: FINANCE: Present Value of Future Sum, Simple Interest for Days, Future Value of Present Sum, Amortization Schedule, Interest Rate-Compound Interest, Interest Rate-Installment Loan, Days Between Dates, Term of Installment Loan, Present Value of Series of Payments, Real Estate Investment Analysis, Nominal-Effective Interest, Internal Rate of Return, Future Value, of Regular Deposits, Regular Deposits for Future Value, Depreciation (Amount, Rate, Salvage Value, Schedule), Bond Present Value, Bond Yield to Maturity, Sale-Cost-Margin-Day of Week, Moving ad. EDUCATION: Multiplication & Division, Addition, Subtraction, Fraction & Decimal, States & Capitals, States and Order of Entry, States and Date of Entry, States and Abbreviations, Inventors and Inventions, World Capitals & Countries, Urban Areas and Population, Authors & Books, Presidents and Order, States and Largest City, Base Numbers. GRAPHICS: Front Cover, Wierd, Rat Race, Random Ad, Fireside, Left-Right Ad, Blocks, Herring, Launch, Blinker, Snoopy, Snow, Step Ad, Step Ad Two, Graphic Words, War Games. HOME: Bartender, Nutrition, Conversion, Perpetual Calendar, Base Conversion, Calculator, Vacation Check-off List, Telecode, Message Board, Night Check-off List, Expense Account, Babysitter, Drunkometer, Remember, Christmas List, Mileage. GAMES: Jumble, Search, Memory Quiz Letters, Sting Ray, Russian Roulette, Wheel of Fortune, Towers, Decision, Memory Quiz Numbers, Doomsday, Star Trek, Sketch, Flipper, Life, Fifteen, Speedy, Count, Road Race, Stars, Odd One, Spy Ship, Horse Race, Scissors, Craps, Star Blazer, Tiger Shark, Unjumble, Mind Reader, Roach Race, Jumble 2, Gypsy. The price for the LIBRARY 100 is only $49.50. That's less than $.50 per program. Join the thousands of users who are already enjoying this exceptional software package. Only from TBS. (We are currently working on a Library for the APPLE.) TBS has other great software for your TRS-80. CHECKBOOK II, INFO SYSTEM, & EXERCISER are general applications. BASIC TOOLKIT, SYSTEM DOCTOR & TERMINAL CONTROL are systems utilities. BUSINESS MAIL LIST, DATA MANAGER, CHECK REGISTER ACCOUNTING SYSTEM & ANALYSIS PAD are strong applications for business. TBS also has DISK HEAD CLEANERS for TRS-80 and APPLE and GRAN MASTER DISKETTES, the best on the market. TBS is YOUR COMPANY, and to you we pledge to produce quality software at a price you can afford. The above products are available NOW at Computer Stores and Associate Radio Shack Stores nationwide or directly through us. For more information please contact us at the numbers below. Paramount Pictures, Corporation. THE BOTTOM SHELF, INC. (404) 296-2003 751 DeKalb Ind. Way Decatur, GA 30033
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So You Think Youre Smart
soyothrn.zip
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The second best way to race soap box derby cars. Educational, informative, and prepares you to build a competitive soap box derby racer. With 14 pages of instructions, info proceeds to local sbd organization<br>Price: $20.00
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BUSINESS/ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE 'S'ERVICE 'O'RIENTED 'A'CCOUNTS 'R'ECEIVABLE 'SOAR' is a combined time reporting/accounts receivable system designed for service organizations. Transactions input to the system include charges to, and receipts from customer accounts. Employees charge time and/or dollar amounts against specific tasks codes. Pre-established inputs are employee rate, task hourly rate, task flat charge, and task rounding factor. Outputs produced include: updated customer file - including balance, last posting, and last receipt amounts statement summary - by customer and task code detail transaction report employee and task summary - with revenue & percent database reports - for employee, customer and task code databases statements (optional) - programmed to suit your forms (available at additional cost) Monitor and control your valuable resources with this system for only $395. (Order product code: SOAR) TASK Computer Applications Inc. 4810 LARCHVIEW DRIVE, DAYTON, OHIO 45424 (513) 233-5515 Product Code Company Representative Address City State Zip Phone Computer Model (circle) 1 2 3 Credit Card Number Exp.
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Soccer
soccerig.zip
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Soccer
soccrwsw.zip
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Social and Economic Simulations [Limits Market USPop]
socecocc.zip
The limits simulation deals with the world's growing population and its limited resources, market, concentrates on two companies vying for more of the market and u.s. Pop, studies the changing u.s. Population.<br>Price: $24.95 disk, $24.95 cassette
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SOFNET (CP/M, IBM, TRS-80, and Apple only) Liquid Pipeline Network Analysis Apple description; TRS very similar. SOFTNET is a general purpose liquid pipeline network analysis program designed for the Apple personal computer system. It is written in APPLESOFT basic with machine language subroutines for greater speed. The hardware requirements include a minimum of 48K memory, one disk drive, DOS 3.2 and an optional 80 column printer for permanent copy. SOFTNET is a powerful modeling tool for system planning and analysis which lets you tackle virtually any type of network configuration. Network data files maybe created, edited and stored on diskette using the Apple's built-in APPLESOFT editing features. When executed, the input data file is interactively requested by the system. An internal data checker searches for data errors and omissions. Once verified, the program indexes all nodes and associated connectors and solves the series of flow equations by an iterative link-node technique. Solution tolerance is set by the user. Once solved, results are displayed on the screen and, if desired, printed. Results can be saved for use in another simulation and you can play 'what if?' by inputting new values, recalculating and then displaying the new results. Network elements such as pipelines, pumping systems, valves, force mains and storage facilities can be specified to accurately represent the physical system being modeled. SOFTNET can treat: . Up to 150 system nodes and determine pressure and external flows at each point. Flow through up to 150 connecting elements. Hazen Williams equation. Mannings equation. Pumping systems. Check valves and other head loss elements. Up to 10 pumping stations including pump characteristics. Requires 48K. Price: $129.95 Diskette
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Soft Music v1.2 [Set 1]
sftmusic.zip
Soft Music v1.2 [Set 2]
sftmssb1.zip
Soft Music v1.2 [Set 3]
sftmssb2.zip
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Soft Music v2.0 [Set 1]
sftmsc20.zip
Soft Music v2.0 [Set 2]
sftms20b.zip
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Laser Fare Prosoft has announced four Model I/III/4 products that support the Hewlett-Packard LaserJet and LaserJet Plus printers. These products and services let you create near-typeset-quality printing in-house. The first product is an add-on to Prosoft's Allwrite word processor. It adds support for the LaserJet's built-in fonts, and for font cartridges A, B, and D. You can intermix fonts on each page of a document or within multiple columns, titles, and footnotes. The other three products support the LaserJet Plus. They are a Soft-font conversion service (MS-DOS to TRS-80), a utility program that downloads the soft fonts and also gives easier control over the LaserJet Plus, and a second Allwrite add-on that lets you use the soft fonts and improves the spacing features of the LaserJet Plus. Each product costs between $50 and $100. For further information, contact Prosoft, Box 560, N. Hollywood, CA 91603, 818-764-3131.
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Laser Fare Prosoft has announced four Model I/III/4 products that support the Hewlett-Packard LaserJet and LaserJet Plus printers. These products and services let you create near-typeset-quality printing in-house. The first product is an add-on to Prosoft's Allwrite word processor. It adds support for the LaserJet's built-in fonts, and for font cartridges A, B, and D. You can intermix fonts on each page of a document or within multiple columns, titles, and footnotes. The other three products support the LaserJet Plus. They are a Soft-font conversion service (MS-DOS to TRS-80), a utility program that downloads the soft fonts and also gives easier control over the LaserJet Plus, and a second Allwrite add-on that lets you use the soft fonts and improves the spacing features of the LaserJet Plus. Each product costs between $50 and $100. For further information, contact Prosoft, Box 560, N. Hollywood, CA 91603, 818-764-3131.
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Soft-Screen [Original][Self Boot]
softscrn.zip
Aspen Software programs are professional quality, reliable software tools developed for the TRS-80 and CP/M by a Ph.D. in Computer Science. All software is protected by Aspen Software's low cost upgrade privilege for new versions. Other tools include: . SOFT-SCREEN, a powerful, state of the art full screen text editor. Over a year in development, Soft-Screen is compatible with all TRS-80 programming languages, including BASIC, FORTRAN, MACRO, Rattor, and COBOL. Commands are easy to learn, yet versatile and complete to satisfy the most experienced user. Soft-Screen is also available for P&T Model II CP/M. SOFT-TEXT, Aspen Software's text formatter. When used with Soft-Screen, provides a powerful word processing system. Full featured, including automatic pagination, even and odd page headings, underlining, index generation, footnotes, support for advanced printer capabilities, and much more. Model I/III version supports serial printers at full speed. Soft-Text offers a real alternative for Model II TRSDOS users. Please write or call for more details. Model I Model II (64k,1d) Model III CP/M (2.2,48k) Manual only --- --- --- --- --- --- Soft-Screen $69.00(48k1d) $99.00 $75.00(48k1d) $99.00(P&T) $15.00 Soft-Text $69.00(48k1d) $99.00 $75.00(48k1d) $99.00 $15.00 both $129.00 $179.00 $139.00 $179.00 $25.00
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Aspen Software programs are professional quality, reliable software tools developed for the TRS-80 and CP/M by a Ph.D. in Computer Science. All software is protected by Aspen Software's low cost upgrade privilege for new versions. Other tools include: . SOFT-SCREEN, a powerful, state of the art full screen text editor. Over a year in development, Soft-Screen is compatible with all TRS-80 programming languages, including BASIC, FORTRAN, MACRO, Rattor, and COBOL. Commands are easy to learn, yet versatile and complete to satisfy the most experienced user. Soft-Screen is also available for P&T Model II CP/M. SOFT-TEXT, Aspen Software's text formatter. When used with Soft-Screen, provides a powerful word processing system. Full featured, including automatic pagination, even and odd page headings, underlining, index generation, footnotes, support for advanced printer capabilities, and much more. Model I/III version supports serial printers at full speed. Soft-Text offers a real alternative for Model II TRSDOS users. Please write or call for more details. Model I Model II (64k,1d) Model III CP/M (2.2,48k) Manual only --- --- --- --- --- --- Soft-Screen $69.00(48k1d) $99.00 $75.00(48k1d) $99.00(P&T) $15.00 Soft-Text $69.00(48k1d) $99.00 $75.00(48k1d) $99.00 $15.00 both $129.00 $179.00 $139.00 $179.00 $25.00
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SoftBase Set up files using customized forms generated by the data base. Use Multiple forms in any portion of the SoftBase program. Use all or part of a form in a file with control commands. Select the Full Screen Text Editor mode for data entry. SoftBase does not limit you to a specific field or entry size. Read any file using the file name or the Wild Card feature. Correct any file instantly using the Full Screen Editor mode. Delete any file from the data base with the touch of a key. Read Multiple files on screen and print each file to a printer. Search for a file by the letter, word, sentence, and more. Locate any file in the data base in under 1 second at any time. Review selected portions of each group of 10 files on screen. Print one, all, or selected files to any standard printer. Insert text from any SoftPac program into a SoftBase file. Transfer text from any SoftBase file to other SoftPac programs. Print mailing labels and merge SoftBase files with SoftWriter text to generate form letters using any portion of the file. Memory command displays available memory and unused files. Complete Error Trapping routines and High Speed operation. 918-749-6211 Softronics Computer Systems 2300 E. 14th Suite 201 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74104
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SoftCalc Text and Character entry into any position for labeling. Easy cursor movement using the Arrow keys and Control keys. Block cursor movement to each corner of the spread sheet. Automatic key repeat and type ahead of any character typed. Replication and Forecasting command for value prediction. Deletion of Labels or Numbers in any Column, Row, or Position. Sorts any Column or Row in Ascending or Descending order. Print any portion of the spread sheet to any standard printer. Move a Label, Number, Position, Column, or Row instantly. Calculate the Total of any Column or Row on your spread sheet. Set up financial models with cross referencing of values. All standard math functions supported including Trig functions. Many Engineering and Scientific functions fully supported. Integrate & merge SoftCalc data into any other SoftPac program. Instant scrolling of the screen during Row or Column movement. High resolution screen supports 8 column width & 14 Row depth. Instant on-screen graphs of your data in Bar or Pie plots. Complete error trapping routines prevent loss of any data. Simple operation with complete prompting on the command line. 918-749-6211 Softronics Computer Systems 2300 E. 14th Suite 201 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74104
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SOFTEK 100 An assortment of 100 programs including Business, Personal, Educational, Animation, Con- struction, etc. A list of pro- grams is included. $99.50 SOFTEK SOFTWARE P.O. BOX 702 STERLING, ILLINOIS 61081 815-625-5342 MASTERCARD AND VISA WELCOME
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Introducing SoftPac. A tool for modern man. Meet SoftPac - the remarkable new software package that puts more raw power at your fingertips than anything yet created for the Radio Shack computer. Integration is the key. SoftPac actually combines word processing, information management, spreadsheet calculations, and communications into one fully integrated system. So now you can experiment, recalculate and manipulate data, just by pressing a few keys, in an endless variety of ways. In fact, the only limit to SoftPac is your imagination. SoftCalc the flexible spreadsheet! SoftCalc faster, better, smarter. Because it takes the guess work out of working with financial numbers. SoftCalc is a powerful electronic spreadsheet that speeds planning and budgeting. SoftCalc's capabilities are numerous. 37 function commands nine operators repetitive task formulating and automatic graphs of your data at the touch of a key. Whether it's investments, cash flow, inventory, cost estimates, or budgets, SoftCalc will help you analyze the impact of decisions before you make them. SoftBase 5 7 file cards electronically! SoftBase basically, a paper filing system without the paper. With SoftBase you can file, retrieve and review information in a fraction of the time it takes to use a conventional filing system. In fact, almost 50 times faster than popular disk-based filing systems! With SoftBase, your allowed the freedom to customize your files to your specific needs using our exclusive full-screen cursor control. This gives you the ability to create client addresses, payment records and custom receipts, just to name a few. Manipulation of text is as easy as 1-2-3, using some 30 function commands. And when you need to find and retrieve records, SoftBase sorts through your records electronically, using fast data access through special indexing. SoftBase allows you to be as selective as you like, with a variety of text retrieving methods. SoftWriter Productivity at your fingertips! SoftWriter the powerful full-screen editor with automatic formatting features. Even an inexperienced typist can sit down with SoftWriter, learn a few basic commands, and then quickly turn out perfect professional memos and letters. With SoftWriter, you can correct misspellings or substitute one portion of text for another, even search for words using global or find commands, with just a few keystrokes! Want to illustrate your SoftWriter document with a financial table or graph that's stored in a SoftCalc spreadsheet? You ask SoftPac performs! In fact, merging and transferring portions of SoftBase to your text document is just as convenient! And when you're through revising, SoftWriter shows you 'on-screen' just how your document will look when it's printed. What you see is what you get. SoftTerm Ease and speed! SoftTerm the flexible communications program that thinks for you. With SoftTerm and your direct-connect modem, you can access data bases, bulletin boards, and other popular information services. SoftTerm saves and sends data from either disk or buffer and even transfers data from SoftCalc, SoftBase and SoftWriter, to any other source. Other SoftTerm features such as flexible changing of protocols and auto dial technology are part of the Softronics tradition of high-features and high-performance. So, there you have it. SoftPac. That's Softronics fully integrated package at work for only $299.00. For the name and address of your nearest SoftPac dealer, call 1-918-749-6211. SOFTRONICS COMPUTER SYSTEMS 2300 East 14th Street Suite 201 Tulsa, OK. 74104
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Softronics Software Collection
sftrswc1.zip
Meet SoftPac - the remarkable new software package that puts more raw power at your fingertips than anything yet created for the Radio Shack computer. Integration is the key. SoftPac actually combines word processing, information management, spreadsheet calculations, and communications into one fully integrated system. So now you can experiment, recalculate and manipulate data, just by pressing a few keys, in an endless variety of ways. In fact, the only limit to SoftPac is your imagination. SoftCalc the flexible spreadsheet! SoftCalc faster, better, smarter. Because it takes the guess work out of working with financial numbers. SoftCalc is a powerful electronic spreadsheet that speeds planning and budgeting. SoftCalc's capabilities are numerous. 37 function commands nine operators repetitive task formulating and automatic graphs of your data at the touch of a key. Whether it's investments, cash flow, inventory, cost estimates, or budgets, SoftCalc will help you analyze the impact of decisions before you make them. SoftBase 5 7 file cards electronically! SoftBase basically, a paper filing system without the paper. With SoftBase you can file, retrieve and review information in a fraction of the time it takes to use a conventional filing system. In fact, almost 50 times faster than popular disk-based filing systems! With SoftBase, your allowed the freedom to customize your files to your specific needs using our exclusive full-screen cursor control. This gives you the ability to create client addresses, payment records and custom receipts, just to name a few. Manipulation of text is as easy as 1-2-3, using some 30 function commands. And when you need to find and retrieve records, SoftBase sorts through your records electronically, using fast data access through special indexing. SoftBase allows you to be as selective as you like, with a variety of text retrieving methods. SoftWriter Productivity at your fingertips! SoftWriter the powerful full-screen editor with automatic formatting features. Even an inexperienced typist can sit down with SoftWriter, learn a few basic commands, and then quickly turn out perfect professional memos and letters. With SoftWriter, you can correct misspellings or substitute one portion of text for another, even search for words using global or find commands, with just a few keystrokes! Want to illustrate your SoftWriter document with a financial table or graph that's stored in a SoftCalc spreadsheet? You ask SoftPac performs! In fact, merging and transferring portions of SoftBase to your text document is just as convenient! And when you're through revising, SoftWriter shows you 'on-screen' just how your document will look when it's printed. What you see is what you get. SoftTerm Ease and speed! SoftTerm the flexible communications program that thinks for you. With SoftTerm and your direct-connect modem, you can access data bases, bulletin boards, and other popular information services. SoftTerm saves and sends data from either disk or buffer and even transfers data from SoftCalc, SoftBase and SoftWriter, to any other source. Other SoftTerm features such as flexible changing of protocols and auto dial technology are part of the Softronics tradition of high-features and high-performance. So, there you have it. SoftPac. That's Softronics fully integrated package at work for only $299.00. For the name and address of your nearest SoftPac dealer, call 1-918-749-6211. SOFTRONICS COMPUTER SYSTEMS 2300 East 14th Street Suite 201 Tulsa, OK. 74104
Softside Adventure Series [Numbers 17 18 42 44 46 47]
sftsdad1.zip
Softside Adventure Series [Numbers 19 20 38 39 40 41 43 45]
sftsdad2.zip
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The Adventure is Waiting for You How would you like to go back in time to 19th century London to match wits with Jack the Ripper? Out into space to brave the swirling vortex of a black hole? Into the depths of the ocean, or on a quest to rescue a beautiful princess from the clutches of evil monsters? You never know where the SoftSide Adventure Series might take you. But you can be sure that with each adventure, you will experience new delights and new challenges. Imagine yourself tracking down the deadly Dalton Gang in the middle of the Arizona desert or stalking killer mice who are devouring the city of Chicago. Starting with issue 38 of SoftSide, our adventures will be included on each issue's CV and DV. But, you can still order individual copies of our adventures from the past on cassette or disk. We also have Adventure SuperDisks available with three adventures on each disk. Individual copies of past adventures cost $7 on cassette or $10 on disk. SuperDisks are priced at only $26 each. Place your order today. Supplies are limited and some of the more popular adventures may sell out quickly. Use the handy, postage-free bind-in card at the right to order your adventure experience. Warn your friends and family - they may not see you again after you've set out on your quest! Adventure #20 - Danger Is My Business So, you think you're tough and clever, eh? We'll find out soon enough. The American ambassador's daughter has been kidnapped and is somewhere in the jungles of India. You have to get her out. It may not sound too bad, but it's going to be the hardest thing you ever tried. Adventures Available: #1 Arabian Adventure --- --- --- #2 Alien Adventure SuperDisk #1 #3 Treasure Island #4 Jack the Ripper --- --- --- #5 Crime Adventure SuperDisk #2 #6 Around the World In Eighty Days #7 Black Hole Adventure --- --- --- #8 Windsloe Mansion SuperDisk #3 #9 Klondike Adventure #10 James Brand Adventure --- --- --- #11 Witches' Brew SuperDisk #4 #12 Titanic Adventure #13 Arrow One --- --- --- #14 Robin Hood SuperDisk #5 #15 The Mouse That Ate Chicago #16 Menagerie --- --- --- #17 The Deadly Game SuperDisk #6 #18 The Dalton Gang 19 Alaskan Adventure
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The Adventure is Waiting for You How would you like to go back in time to 19th century London to match wits with Jack the Ripper? Out into space to brave the swirling vortex of a black hole? Into the depths of the ocean, or on a quest to rescue a beautiful princess from the clutches of evil monsters? You never know where the SoftSide Adventure Series might take you. But you can be sure that with each adventure, you will experience new delights and new challenges. Imagine yourself tracking down the deadly Dalton Gang in the middle of the Arizona desert or stalking killer mice who are devouring the city of Chicago. Starting with issue 38 of SoftSide, our adventures will be included on each issue's CV and DV. But, you can still order individual copies of our adventures from the past on cassette or disk. We also have Adventure SuperDisks available with three adventures on each disk. Individual copies of past adventures cost $7 on cassette or $10 on disk. SuperDisks are priced at only $26 each. Place your order today. Supplies are limited and some of the more popular adventures may sell out quickly. Use the handy, postage-free bind-in card at the right to order your adventure experience. Warn your friends and family - they may not see you again after you've set out on your quest! Adventure #20 - Danger Is My Business So, you think you're tough and clever, eh? We'll find out soon enough. The American ambassador's daughter has been kidnapped and is somewhere in the jungles of India. You have to get her out. It may not sound too bad, but it's going to be the hardest thing you ever tried. Adventures Available: #1 Arabian Adventure --- --- --- #2 Alien Adventure SuperDisk #1 #3 Treasure Island #4 Jack the Ripper --- --- --- #5 Crime Adventure SuperDisk #2 #6 Around the World In Eighty Days #7 Black Hole Adventure --- --- --- #8 Windsloe Mansion SuperDisk #3 #9 Klondike Adventure #10 James Brand Adventure --- --- --- #11 Witches' Brew SuperDisk #4 #12 Titanic Adventure #13 Arrow One --- --- --- #14 Robin Hood SuperDisk #5 #15 The Mouse That Ate Chicago #16 Menagerie --- --- --- #17 The Deadly Game SuperDisk #6 #18 The Dalton Gang 19 Alaskan Adventure
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The Adventure is Waiting for You How would you like to go back in time to 19th century London to match wits with Jack the Ripper? Out into space to brave the swirling vortex of a black hole? Into the depths of the ocean, or on a quest to rescue a beautiful princess from the clutches of evil monsters? You never know where the SoftSide Adventure Series might take you. But you can be sure that with each adventure, you will experience new delights and new challenges. Imagine yourself tracking down the deadly Dalton Gang in the middle of the Arizona desert or stalking killer mice who are devouring the city of Chicago. Starting with issue 38 of SoftSide, our adventures will be included on each issue's CV and DV. But, you can still order individual copies of our adventures from the past on cassette or disk. We also have Adventure SuperDisks available with three adventures on each disk. Individual copies of past adventures cost $7 on cassette or $10 on disk. SuperDisks are priced at only $26 each. Place your order today. Supplies are limited and some of the more popular adventures may sell out quickly. Use the handy, postage-free bind-in card at the right to order your adventure experience. Warn your friends and family - they may not see you again after you've set out on your quest! Adventure #20 - Danger Is My Business So, you think you're tough and clever, eh? We'll find out soon enough. The American ambassador's daughter has been kidnapped and is somewhere in the jungles of India. You have to get her out. It may not sound too bad, but it's going to be the hardest thing you ever tried. Adventures Available: #1 Arabian Adventure --- --- --- #2 Alien Adventure SuperDisk #1 #3 Treasure Island #4 Jack the Ripper --- --- --- #5 Crime Adventure SuperDisk #2 #6 Around the World In Eighty Days #7 Black Hole Adventure --- --- --- #8 Windsloe Mansion SuperDisk #3 #9 Klondike Adventure #10 James Brand Adventure --- --- --- #11 Witches' Brew SuperDisk #4 #12 Titanic Adventure #13 Arrow One --- --- --- #14 Robin Hood SuperDisk #5 #15 The Mouse That Ate Chicago #16 Menagerie --- --- --- #17 The Deadly Game SuperDisk #6 #18 The Dalton Gang 19 Alaskan Adventure
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The Adventure is Waiting for You How would you like to go back in time to 19th century London to match wits with Jack the Ripper? Out into space to brave the swirling vortex of a black hole? Into the depths of the ocean, or on a quest to rescue a beautiful princess from the clutches of evil monsters? You never know where the SoftSide Adventure Series might take you. But you can be sure that with each adventure, you will experience new delights and new challenges. Imagine yourself tracking down the deadly Dalton Gang in the middle of the Arizona desert or stalking killer mice who are devouring the city of Chicago. Starting with issue 38 of SoftSide, our adventures will be included on each issue's CV and DV. But, you can still order individual copies of our adventures from the past on cassette or disk. We also have Adventure SuperDisks available with three adventures on each disk. Individual copies of past adventures cost $7 on cassette or $10 on disk. SuperDisks are priced at only $26 each. Place your order today. Supplies are limited and some of the more popular adventures may sell out quickly. Use the handy, postage-free bind-in card at the right to order your adventure experience. Warn your friends and family - they may not see you again after you've set out on your quest! Adventure #20 - Danger Is My Business So, you think you're tough and clever, eh? We'll find out soon enough. The American ambassador's daughter has been kidnapped and is somewhere in the jungles of India. You have to get her out. It may not sound too bad, but it's going to be the hardest thing you ever tried. Adventures Available: #1 Arabian Adventure --- --- --- #2 Alien Adventure SuperDisk #1 #3 Treasure Island #4 Jack the Ripper --- --- --- #5 Crime Adventure SuperDisk #2 #6 Around the World In Eighty Days #7 Black Hole Adventure --- --- --- #8 Windsloe Mansion SuperDisk #3 #9 Klondike Adventure #10 James Brand Adventure --- --- --- #11 Witches' Brew SuperDisk #4 #12 Titanic Adventure #13 Arrow One --- --- --- #14 Robin Hood SuperDisk #5 #15 The Mouse That Ate Chicago #16 Menagerie --- --- --- #17 The Deadly Game SuperDisk #6 #18 The Dalton Gang 19 Alaskan Adventure
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The Adventure is Waiting for You How would you like to go back in time to 19th century London to match wits with Jack the Ripper? Out into space to brave the swirling vortex of a black hole? Into the depths of the ocean, or on a quest to rescue a beautiful princess from the clutches of evil monsters? You never know where the SoftSide Adventure Series might take you. But you can be sure that with each adventure, you will experience new delights and new challenges. Imagine yourself tracking down the deadly Dalton Gang in the middle of the Arizona desert or stalking killer mice who are devouring the city of Chicago. Starting with issue 38 of SoftSide, our adventures will be included on each issue's CV and DV. But, you can still order individual copies of our adventures from the past on cassette or disk. We also have Adventure SuperDisks available with three adventures on each disk. Individual copies of past adventures cost $7 on cassette or $10 on disk. SuperDisks are priced at only $26 each. Place your order today. Supplies are limited and some of the more popular adventures may sell out quickly. Use the handy, postage-free bind-in card at the right to order your adventure experience. Warn your friends and family - they may not see you again after you've set out on your quest! Adventure #20 - Danger Is My Business So, you think you're tough and clever, eh? We'll find out soon enough. The American ambassador's daughter has been kidnapped and is somewhere in the jungles of India. You have to get her out. It may not sound too bad, but it's going to be the hardest thing you ever tried. Adventures Available: #1 Arabian Adventure --- --- --- #2 Alien Adventure SuperDisk #1 #3 Treasure Island #4 Jack the Ripper --- --- --- #5 Crime Adventure SuperDisk #2 #6 Around the World In Eighty Days #7 Black Hole Adventure --- --- --- #8 Windsloe Mansion SuperDisk #3 #9 Klondike Adventure #10 James Brand Adventure --- --- --- #11 Witches' Brew SuperDisk #4 #12 Titanic Adventure #13 Arrow One --- --- --- #14 Robin Hood SuperDisk #5 #15 The Mouse That Ate Chicago #16 Menagerie --- --- --- #17 The Deadly Game SuperDisk #6 #18 The Dalton Gang 19 Alaskan Adventure
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SoftSide Magazine Adventure Superdisk 6 [Ser 351][Original]
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The Adventure is Waiting for You How would you like to go back in time to 19th century London to match wits with Jack the Ripper? Out into space to brave the swirling vortex of a black hole? Into the depths of the ocean, or on a quest to rescue a beautiful princess from the clutches of evil monsters? You never know where the SoftSide Adventure Series might take you. But you can be sure that with each adventure, you will experience new delights and new challenges. Imagine yourself tracking down the deadly Dalton Gang in the middle of the Arizona desert or stalking killer mice who are devouring the city of Chicago. Starting with issue 38 of SoftSide, our adventures will be included on each issue's CV and DV. But, you can still order individual copies of our adventures from the past on cassette or disk. We also have Adventure SuperDisks available with three adventures on each disk. Individual copies of past adventures cost $7 on cassette or $10 on disk. SuperDisks are priced at only $26 each. Place your order today. Supplies are limited and some of the more popular adventures may sell out quickly. Use the handy, postage-free bind-in card at the right to order your adventure experience. Warn your friends and family - they may not see you again after you've set out on your quest! Adventure #20 - Danger Is My Business So, you think you're tough and clever, eh? We'll find out soon enough. The American ambassador's daughter has been kidnapped and is somewhere in the jungles of India. You have to get her out. It may not sound too bad, but it's going to be the hardest thing you ever tried. Adventures Available: #1 Arabian Adventure --- --- --- #2 Alien Adventure SuperDisk #1 #3 Treasure Island #4 Jack the Ripper --- --- --- #5 Crime Adventure SuperDisk #2 #6 Around the World In Eighty Days #7 Black Hole Adventure --- --- --- #8 Windsloe Mansion SuperDisk #3 #9 Klondike Adventure #10 James Brand Adventure --- --- --- #11 Witches' Brew SuperDisk #4 #12 Titanic Adventure #13 Arrow One --- --- --- #14 Robin Hood SuperDisk #5 #15 The Mouse That Ate Chicago #16 Menagerie --- --- --- #17 The Deadly Game SuperDisk #6 #18 The Dalton Gang 19 Alaskan Adventure
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CONTENTS APPLE'SIDE Enhanced Disk Version 28 HI-RES CHARACTER GENERATOR by Kerry Sheline If you've ever wanted to insert text or special characters in your hi-res displays, this is the program for you. Programs 30 SHAPE WIZARD by Brent Iverson Create amazing shapes on your screen and manipulate them like a wizard. This program brings magic to your fingertips. 36 DEFENSE by Greg Schroeder Apple translation by Jordan Drachman Aliens are invading the moon and threaten the earth. Your assignment - destroy as many alien ships as possible. Strap yourself in front of your screen and start shooting! Reviews 42 GRAPHICS PROCESSING SYSTEM Reviewed by Cary Bradley 45 THE COMPLETE GRAPHICS SYSTEM/SPECIAL EFFECTS Reviewed by Ame Choate Flynn TRS-80'SIDE Enhanced Disk Version 48 ILIST by Joe Iwanski Programs dumped to a printer using the ILIST command are often difficult to read and nearly impossible to understand. This invaluable utility will format your listings so that they make logical sense. Debugging will become a joy. Program 51 GRAPHIC WRITER by Darwin Collins With this program, you'll be able to draw complex images on your screen with the ease of paper and pencil, then print them out on your printer. Review 71 TRS-80 GRAPHICS FOR THE MODEL I AND III Reviewed by Margaret Grothman ATARI'SIDE Enhanced Disk Version 76 PARANOIA by Michael Moody You're trapped in a seemingly endless maze, faced by alien creatures. Every time you shoot one of them, be rematerialism. It's enough to make you Paranoid. Program 80 SPIRALGRAPHICS by Sheldon Leemon and Tom Giese You can bring exciting and colorful geometric patterns to your screen and printer with this little gem. Article 83 FLIKER by Duane King This tutorial on multiple-display graphics will teach you how to have sixteen colors on your screen in any graphics mode. Reviews 74 COLOR PRINT Reviewed by Richard Nichols 78 DRAW PIC Reviewed by David N. Plotkin 88 PAINT Reviewed by J. Harmon Grahn 90 3-D SUPERGRAPHICS Reviewed by Scott A. Berfield SoftSide OCTOBER 1979 OCTOBER 1980 OCTOBER 1981 OCTOBER 1982 3
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SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 04 [79-01]
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SoftSide January 1979 inchyour BASIC software magazine' CONTENTS Programming Hint 7 'Round the Horn 8 by George Blank Writing Good Computer Games Part I: Philosophy 29 by George Blank Kiddy Slot 35 by David Bolke Ten Pin Bowling 40 by Frank B. Rowlett, Jr. High Speed Graphics for the TRS-80 Computer 61 by Frank B. Rowlett, Jr. Comput-A-Sketch 58 by Albert C. Blackwell, Jr. Market Basket Catalog 61 STAFF Software Editor Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. Managing Editor Christopher E. Smith Graphic Design Lee Hansen Farrow Production Alice Scofield Accounting Rita Ellis Customer Service Bette Keenan Robitaille Subscriptions Diana Bishop Mailing Beth Smith Photography Peter D. Larkham Printing Memorial Press Group SoftSide magazine is continually seeking original articles and software for publication. Imagination and variety in concept and content are the rules at SoftSide - not the exceptions. Articles are purchased on a per-page basis, based on content and applicability. Our policies with respect to software purchase are highly individualized, and offer the programmer several options, including one-time publication rights, outright purchase, and royalties on sale of pre-recorded cassettes. For more information, please write: SoftSide, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. For uniformity, we have adopted the Radio Shack TRS-80 Level II BASIC as the BASIC dialect used within the pages of this magazine. It was chosen because it stands to become the most commonly used dialect among microcomputer users and because it shares a common heritage with the many microcomputer languages produced by Microsoft. SoftSide magazine is published monthly by SoftSide Publications, 17 Briar Cliff Dr., Milford, NH 03055 Telephone: 603-673-5144. Editorial and Advertising offices at PO Box 300, Harrisville, NH 03450 Telephone: 603-827-3038. Subscription rates in U.S. and Canada $15 per year/$28 for two years; international rates $27 per year/$48 for two years; all remittances payable in U.S. funds. Mail all subscription inquiries to: SoftSide Subscriptions, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. Entire contents copyright 1978 SoftSide Publications. All Rights Reserved. 3
SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 04 [79-01][Original]
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SoftSide January 1979 inchyour BASIC software magazine' CONTENTS Programming Hint 7 'Round the Horn 8 by George Blank Writing Good Computer Games Part I: Philosophy 29 by George Blank Kiddy Slot 35 by David Bolke Ten Pin Bowling 40 by Frank B. Rowlett, Jr. High Speed Graphics for the TRS-80 Computer 61 by Frank B. Rowlett, Jr. Comput-A-Sketch 58 by Albert C. Blackwell, Jr. Market Basket Catalog 61 STAFF Software Editor Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. Managing Editor Christopher E. Smith Graphic Design Lee Hansen Farrow Production Alice Scofield Accounting Rita Ellis Customer Service Bette Keenan Robitaille Subscriptions Diana Bishop Mailing Beth Smith Photography Peter D. Larkham Printing Memorial Press Group SoftSide magazine is continually seeking original articles and software for publication. Imagination and variety in concept and content are the rules at SoftSide - not the exceptions. Articles are purchased on a per-page basis, based on content and applicability. Our policies with respect to software purchase are highly individualized, and offer the programmer several options, including one-time publication rights, outright purchase, and royalties on sale of pre-recorded cassettes. For more information, please write: SoftSide, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. For uniformity, we have adopted the Radio Shack TRS-80 Level II BASIC as the BASIC dialect used within the pages of this magazine. It was chosen because it stands to become the most commonly used dialect among microcomputer users and because it shares a common heritage with the many microcomputer languages produced by Microsoft. SoftSide magazine is published monthly by SoftSide Publications, 17 Briar Cliff Dr., Milford, NH 03055 Telephone: 603-673-5144. Editorial and Advertising offices at PO Box 300, Harrisville, NH 03450 Telephone: 603-827-3038. Subscription rates in U.S. and Canada $15 per year/$28 for two years; international rates $27 per year/$48 for two years; all remittances payable in U.S. funds. Mail all subscription inquiries to: SoftSide Subscriptions, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. Entire contents copyright 1978 SoftSide Publications. All Rights Reserved. 3
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SoftSide February 1979 inchyour BASIC software magazine' CONTENTS Form 1040 by George Clisham 10 Writing Good Computer Games, Part II: Mechanics by Rev. George Blank 27 Concentration by Lance Micklus 37 Elements Quiz by Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. 47 Programming Hint For Disk Users 53 Cribbage Update by Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. 55 TSE Market Basket Catalog 60 STAFF Editor/Publisher Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. Design/Production Lee Hansen Advertising/Business Manager Elizabeth Robitaille Copy Editor Christopher E. Smith Programmers Philip Brown Mark Ohlund, Asst. Layout/Composition Alice Scofield Janet Deaette Subscriptions Manager Diana Bishop Mailing Lester Anderson, Coordinator David K. Robitaille Patricia L. Farrow Customer Service Bette Keenan Accounting Rita Ellis Correspondence Kathleen Sullivan Photography Bob Farrow Printing Memorial Press Group SoftSide magazine is continually seeking original articles and software for publication. Imagination and variety in concept and content are the rules at SoftSide - not the exceptions. Articles are purchased on a per-page basis, based on content and applicability. Our policies with respect to software purchase are highly individualized, and offer the programmer several options, including one-time publication rights, outright purchase, and royalties on sale of pre-recorded cassettes. For more information, please write: SoftSide, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. For uniformity, we have adopted the Radio Shack TRS-80 Level II BASIC as the BASIC dialect used within the pages of this magazine. It was chosen because it stands to become the most commonly used dialect among microcomputer users and because it shares a common heritage with the many microcomputer languages produced by Microsoft. SoftSide magazine is published monthly by SoftSide Publications, 17 Briar Cliff Dr., Milford, NH 03055 Telephone: 603-673-5144 Subscription rates in U.S. and Canada $15 per year/$28 for two years; international rates $27 per year/$48 for two years; all remittances payable in U.S. funds. Mail all subscription inquiries to: SoftSide Subscriptions, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. Entire contents copyright 1978 SoftSide Publications. All Rights Reserved. 3
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SoftSide March 1979 inch your BASIC software magazine' CONTENTS Tarot 8 by Frank B. Rowlett, Jr. Metric/English Converter 17 by Dr. Stephen W. Hebbler Can You See Through This? 26 by Rev. George Blank Dive Bomb 30 by Rev. George Blank Programming Hints 15, 34 Personal Finance Part I: Checkbook 32 by Lance Micklus Jig Saw 46 by David Bohlke Excerpt: A page from The BASIC Handbook by David A Lien 50 TSE Market Basket Catalog 51 STAFF Editor/Publisher Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. Design/Production Lee Hansen Advertising/Business Manager Elizabeth Robitaille Copy Editor Rev. George Blank Programmers Philip Brown Mark Ohlund, Asst. Layout/Composition Alice Scofield Janet Deaette Subscriptions Manager Diana Bishop Mailing Lester Anderson, Coordinator David K. Robitaille Patricia L. Farrow Customer Service Bette Keenan Correspondence Kathleen Sullivan Accounting Rita Ellis Photography Bob Farrow SoftSide magazine is continually seeking original articles and software for publication. Imagination and variety in concept and content are the rules at SoftSide - not the exceptions. Articles are purchased on a per-page basis, based on content and applicability. Our policies with respect to software purchase are highly individualized, and offer the programmer several options, including one-time publication rights, outright purchase, and royalties on sale of pre-recorded cassettes. For more information, please write: SoftSide, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. For uniformity, we have adopted the Radio Shack TRS-80 Level II BASIC as the BASIC dialect used within the pages of this magazine. It was chosen because it stands to become the most commonly used dialect among microcomputer users and because it shares a common heritage with the many microcomputer languages produced by Microsoft. SoftSide is published monthly by SoftSide Publications, 17 Briar Cliff Dr. Milford, NH 03055 Telephone: 603-673-5144. Subscription rates: USA bulk rate-$15 per year. USA first class, APO/FPO, Canada, Mexico, overseas surface mail-$22 per year. Overseas airmail-$27 per year. All remittances must be in U.S. funds. Mail subscription inquiries to: SoftSide Subscriptions, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. Entire contents copyright 1979 SoftSide Publications. All Rights Reserved. 3
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SoftSide April 1979 inchyour BASIC software magazine' CONTENTS Checkfinder 8 by Lance Micklus Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue 17 by James Garon Rabbits and Foxes 24 by Russell Starkey Spring Flowers 31 by David Eide Excerpt: A page from The BASIC Handbook by David A. Lien 32 Programming Hints 21, 38 Safari 36 by David J. Bohlke Take A Part: Safari 51 Series Circuits 54 by Philip Brown TSE Market Basket Catalog 59 STAFF Editor/Publisher Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. Design/Production Lee Hansen Copy Editor Rev. George Blank Software Editor Paul F. Johnson Advertising/Business Manager Elizabeth Robitaille Programmers Philip Brown Mark Ohlund, Asst. Layout/Composition Alice Scofield Ellie Mae Erion Janice Miller Janet Deaette Subscriptions/Mailing Diana Bishop, Mgr. Lester Anderson David K. Robitaille Patricia L. Farrow Customer Service Bette Keenan, Mgr. Kathleen Sullivan Jeanne Stroner, Asst. Accounting Rita Ellis Photography Bob Farrow Printing Memorial Press Group SoftSide magazine is continually seeking original articles and software for publication. Imagination and variety in concept and content are the rules at SoftSide - not the exceptions. Articles are purchased on a per-page basis, based on content and applicability. Our policies with respect to software purchase are highly individualized, and offer the programmer several options, including one-time publication rights, outright purchase, and royalties on sale of pre-recorded cassettes. For more information, please write: SoftSide, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. For uniformity, we have adopted the Radio Shack TRS-80 Level II BASIC as the BASIC dialect used within the pages of this magazine. It was chosen because it stands to become the most commonly used dialect among microcomputer users and because it shares a common heritage with the many microcomputer languages produced by Microsoft. SoftSide is published monthly by SoftSide Publications, 17 Bear Cliff Dr. Milford, NH 03055. Telephone: 603-673-5344. Subscription rates: USA bulk rate $15 per year, USA first class, APH FPD, Canada, Mexico, overseas surface mail $22 per year. Overseas airmail $27 per year. All remittances must be in U.S. funds. Mail subscription inquiries to SoftSide Subscriptions, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. Future contents copyright 1979. SoftSide Publications. All Rights Reserved. 3
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SoftSide May 1979 inchyour BASIC software magazine' CONTENTS Reader Poll 6 Dog Star Adventure 8 Lance Micklus Awari 24 Scott Adams Take A Part 29 Letter Crunch 30 David Bohlke Math Drill 36 D. L. Brown Super Sub 48 Michael Winter TRS-80 Programming Hint 58 TSE Market Basket Catalog 59 STAFF Publisher Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. Design/Production Lee Hansen Editor George Blank Advertising / Business Manager Elizabeth Robitaille Software Editor Paul P. Johnson Programmers Philip Brown Mark Chiund, Asst. Layout/Composition Alice Scofield Ellie Mae Erron Janice Miller Customer Service Bette Keenan Subscriptions Diana Bishop, Mgr. Mailing Department Bea Kimball, Coordinator Lester Anderson, Courier David K. Robitaille, Asst. Correspondence Secretary Kathleen Sullivan Clerical Assistants Jeanne Stronzer Karen Fissette Brenda Cookinham Accounting Rita Ellis Photography Bob Farrow Printing Memorial Press Group SoftSide magazine is continually seeking original articles and software for publication. Imagination and variety in concept and content are the rules at SoftSide - not the exceptions. Articles are purchased on a per-page basis, based on content and applicability. Our policies with respect to software purchase are highly individualized, and offer the programmer several options, including one-time publication rights, outright purchase, and royalties on sale of pre-recorded cassettes. For more information, please write: SoftSide, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. For uniformity, we have adopted the Radio Shack TRS-80 Level II BASIC as the BASIC dialect used within the pages of this magazine. It was chosen because it stands to become the most commonly used dialect among microcomputer users and because it shares a common heritage with the many microcomputer languages produced by Microsoft. SoftSide is published monthly by SoftSide Publications, 17 Briar Cliff Dr. Milford, NH 03055 Telephone: 603-673-5144. Subscription rates: USA bulk rate-$15 per year, USA first class, APO/FPO, Canada, Mexico, overseas surface mail-$22 per year. Overseas airmail-$27 per year. All remittances must be in U.S. funds. Mail subscription inquiries to: SoftSide Subscriptions, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. Entire contents copyright 1979. SoftSide Publications. All Rights Reserved. 2
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SoftSide Magazine Vol 1 No 09 [79-06][Original]
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SoftSide June 1979 inchyour BASIC software magazine' CONTENTS Amazin' Maze 6 Michael Kelleher Atlantic Balloon Crossing 8 Dean Powell Take A Part 24 German Word Quiz 27 Computer Graphics Nim 36 James Garon Home Appliance Record System 43 Ray Herald Entrapment 53 Robert C. Hall, III Excerpt: A page from The BASIC Handbook David A. Lien Programming Hints 12, 28, 66 Reader Poll - June 61 TSE Market Basket Catalog 67 TRS-80 Software Exchange SoftSide magazine is continually seeking original articles and software for publication. Imagination and variety in concept and content are the rules at SoftSide - not the exceptions. Articles are purchased on a per-page basis, based on content and applicability. Our policies with respect to software purchase are highly individualized, and offer the programmer several options, including one-time publication rights, outright purchase, and royalties on sale of pre-recorded cassettes. For more information, please write: SoftSide, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. For uniformity, we have adopted the Radio Shack TRS-80 Level II BASIC as the BASIC dialect used within the pages of this magazine. It was chosen because it stands to become the most commonly used dialect among microcomputer users and because it shares a common heritage with the many microcomputer languages produced by Microsoft. STAFF Publisher Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. Design/Production Lee Hansen Editor George Blank Advertising / Business Manager Elizabeth Robitaille Software Editor Paul F. Johnson Programmers Philip Brown Mark Ohlund, Asst. Layout/Composition Alice Scofield Ellie Mae Erion Janice Miller Customer Service Bette Keenan Subscriptions Diana Bishop, Mgr. Mailing Department Bea Kimball, Coordinator Lester Anderson, Courier David K. Robitaille, Asst. Correspondence Secretary Kathleen Sullivan Clerical Assistants Jeanne Bronzer Karen Fissette Brenda Cockinham Accounting Rita Ellis Photography Bob Farrow Printing Memorial Press Group SoftSide is published monthly by SoftSide Publications, 1st Briar Clift Dr., Milford, NH 03055. Telephone: 603-673-5144. Subscription rates: USA bulk rate $15 per year, USA first class, APO FPO, Canada, Mexico, overseas surface mail $22 per year. Overseas airmail $27 per year. All remittances must be in U.S. funds. Mail subscription inquiries to SoftSide Subscriptions, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. Entire contents copyright 1979. SoftSide Publications. All Rights Reserved. 3
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SoftSide JULY 1979 inchyour BASIC software magazine' All Star Baseball 10 David Bohlke Yahtzee 25 Al Lowe Tank 40 James Garon Spelling Bee 52 James Garon Collision 64 David Bohlke Take A Part 67 Excerpt: A Page from The BASIC Handbook 9 David A. Lien Programming Hints 22, 68 TSE Market Basket Catalog 74 TRS-80 Software Exchange Publisher Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. Editor George Blank Advertising/Business Manager Elizabeth Robitaille Software Editor Paul F. Johnson Programmers Philip Brown Mark Ohlund, Asst. Design/Production Lee Hansen Art/Production Coordinator Sharon Demmerle Layout/Composition Alice Scofield Ellie Mae Erion Janice Miller Customer Service Bette Keenan Subscriptions Diana Bishop, Mgr. Mailing Department Bea Kimball, Coordinator Lester Anderson, Courier David K. Robitaille, Asst. Correspondence Secretary Freida Day Clerical Assistants Jeanne Stroncer Karen Fissette Brenda Cookinham Accounting Rita Ellis Photography Bob Farrow Printing Memorial Press Group SoftSide magazine is continually seeking original articles and software for publication. Imagination and variety in concept and content are the rules at SoftSide - not the exceptions. Articles are purchased on a per-page basis, based on content and applicability. Our policies with respect to software purchase are highly individualized, and offer the programmer several options, including one-time publication rights, outright purchase, and royalties on sale of pre-recorded cassettes. For more information, please write: SoftSide, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. For uniformity, we have adopted the Radio Shack TRS-80 Level II BASIC as the BASIC dialect used within the pages of this magazine. It was chosen because it stands to become the most commonly used dialect among microcomputer users and because it shares a common heritage with the many microcomputer languages produced by Microsoft. SoftSide is published monthly by SoftSide Publications, 17 Briar Cliff Dr. Milford, NH 03055 Telephone: 603-673-5144. Subscription rates: USA bulk rate - $15 per year. USA first class, APO, FPO, Canada, Mexico, overseas surface mail - $22 per year. Overseas airmail - $27 per year. All remittances must be in U.S. funds. Mail subscription inquiries to: SoftSide Subscriptions, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. Entire contents copyright 1979 SoftSide Publications. All Rights Reserved. 3
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SoftSide AUGUST 1979 inchyour BASIC software magazine' Melt Down Michael Winter 8 Shooting Gallery Frank B. Rowlett 26 Storybook Otto Hansen 36 Morse Code Tutor Donald E. Smith 52 Cryptogram Rik Pierce 57 Excerpt: A Page from The BASIC Handbook David A. Lien 33 TSE Market Basket Catalog TRS-80 Software Exchange 66 Publisher Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. Editor Paul F. Johnson Advertising/Business Manager Elizabeth Robitaille Software Editor Jack Moore Programmers Philip Brown Mark Ohund, Asst. Art/Production Manager Sharon Demmerle Layout/Composition Alice Scofield Ella Mae Erion Janice Miller Lauri Miller Customer Service Bette Keenan Subscriptions Diane Bishop, Mgr. Mailing Department Bea Kimball, Coordinator Lester Anderson, Courier David K. Robitaille, Asst. Correspondence Secretary Freida Day Clinical Assistants Jeanne Strunzer Karen Fissette Brenda Cederman Software Production David K. Robitaille Brian Berkelle Accounting Rita Ellis Photography Bob Farrow Printing Memorial Press Group SoftSide magazine is continually seeking original articles and software for publication. Imagination and variety in concept and content are the rules at SoftSide - not the exceptions. Articles are purchased on a per-page basis, based on content and applicability. Our policies with respect to software purchase are highly individualized, and offer the programmer several options, including one-time publication rights, outright purchase, and royalties on sale of pre-recorded cassettes. For more information, please write: SoftSide, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. For uniformity, we have adopted the Radio Shack TRS-80 Level II BASIC as the BASIC dialect used within the pages of this magazine. It was chosen because it stands to become the most commonly used dialect among microcomputer users and because it shares a common heritage with the many microcomputer languages produced by Microsoft. SoftSide is published monthly by SoftSide Publications, 17 Briar Cliff Dr., Milford, NH 03055 Telephone: 603-673-5144. Subscription rates: USA bulk rate - $18 per year. USA first class, APO, FPO, Canada, Mexico, overseas surface mail - $25 per year. Overseas airmail - $30 per year. All remittances must be in U.S. funds. Mail subscription inquiries to: SoftSide Subscriptions, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. Entire contents copyright 1979 SoftSide Publications. All Rights Reserved. 3
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SoftSide September, 1979 VOL. I, NO. 12 inchyour BASIC software magazine' CONTENTS Treasure Dungeon - Tutorial David E. White 8 Hangman Russell Starkey 26 Pyramids Lewis E. Garrison 36 Immediate Mode Dean C. Westervelt 54 Engineer David Bohlke 58 TSE Market Basket Catalog TRS-80 Software Exchange 66 Correction TANK, July, 1979 SoftSide 32 STAFF Publisher Roger W. Robbins, Sr. Editor George Blum Copy Editor Florida Day Software Editor Jack Moore Advertising/Business Manager Elizabeth Robbins Marketing Manager Joseph A. Brown Art/Production Manager Sharon Demmaris Layout/Composition Brice Scelotti Leon Miller Customer Service Bette Kiernan Subscriptions Diana Bishop, Mgr. Mailing Department Bea Kinnear, Coordinator Lester Anderson, Courier Clinical Assistants Jeanne Streeter Karen Fissette Brenda Cushman Accounting Rita Ellis Programmers Philip Brown Mark Shourd, Asst. Programming Assistants Brian Benisario David K. Robbins Printing Memorial Press Group SoftSide magazine is continually seeking original articles and software for publication. Imagination and variety in concept and content are the rules at SoftSide - not the exceptions. Articles are purchased on a per-page basis, based on content and applicability. Our policies with respect to software purchase are highly individualized, and offer the programmer several options, including one-time publication rights, outright purchase, and royalties on sale of pre-recorded cassettes. For more information, please write: SoftSide, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. For uniformity, we have adopted the Radio Shack TRS-80 Level II BASIC as the BASIC dialect used within the pages of this magazine. It was chosen because it stands to become the most commonly used dialect among microcomputer users and because it shares a common heritage with the many microcomputer languages produced by Microsoft. SoftSide is published monthly by SoftSide Publications, 17 Briar Cliff Dr. Milford, NH 03055 Telephone: 603-673-5144. Subscription rates: USA bulk rate - $18 per year. USA first class, APO, FPO, Canada, Mexico, overseas surface mail - $25 per year. Overseas airmail - $38 per year. All remittances must be in U.S. funds. Mail subscription inquiries to: SoftSide Subscriptions, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. Entire contents copyright 1979 SoftSide Publications. All Rights Reserved. 3
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SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 01 [79-10]
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SoftSide OCTOBER 1979 VOL. 2, NO. 1 inchyour BASIC software magazine' CONTENTS OUTGOING MAIL by George Blank 4 WHAT KIND OF WORK DO YOU ENJOY? by G. P. Conanour 10 REACTION by Chris Freund 20 BATTLESHIP by John M. Delaney 28 WESTWARD 1847 by Jon C. Sherman 36 Publisher Roger W. Robitaille, Sr. Publishing Coordinator Elizabeth Robitaille Editor George Blank Art/Production Manager Sharon Demmerle Marketing Manager Joseph Breton Software Editor Jack Moore Customer Service Bette Keenan Subscriptions Diana Bishop, Mgr. Shipping Bea Kimball Jeanne Stroncer Copy Editor Freida Day Accounting Rita Ellis, Office Mgr. Mailing Department Lester Anderson, Courier Programmers Philip Brown Mark Ohlund, Asst. Programming Assistants Bryan Berkabile David K. Robitaille Printing Memorial Press Group Submissions att: Joseph Breton SoftSide magazine is continually seeking original articles and software for publication. Imagination and variety in concept and content are the rules at SoftSide - not the exceptions. Articles are purchased on a per-page basis, based on content and applicability. Our policies with respect to software purchase are highly individualized, and offer the programmer several options, including one-time publication rights, outright purchase, and royalties on sale of pre-recorded cassettes. For more information, please write: SoftSide, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. For uniformity, we have adopted the Radio Shack TRS-80 Level II BASIC as the BASIC dialect used within the pages of this magazine. It was chosen because it stands to become the most commonly used dialect among microcomputer users and because it shares a common heritage with the many microcomputer languages produced by Microsoft. SoftSide is published monthly by SoftSide Publications, 17 Briar Cliff Dr. Milford, NH 03055 Telephone: 603-673-5144. Subscription rates: USA bulk rate - $18 per year. USA first class, APO, FPO, Canada, Mexico, overseas surface mail - $15 per year. Overseas airmail - $20 per year. All remittances must be in U.S. funds. Mail subscription inquiries to: SoftSide Subscriptions, PO Box 68, Milford, NH 03055. Entire contents copyright 1979 SoftSide Publications. All Rights Reserved. 3
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SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 02 [79-11]
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SoftSide YOUR BASIC SOFTWARE MAGAZINE VOL.II, NO.2 IN THIS ISSUE ENERGY COST By George Blank 12 . ISOLATE by James Garon 18 . PICTURE PUZZLES by Arnold Gross 30 . EVEREST by Byron A. Myhre 36 . DOODLE PAD by R. B. Nottingham 60 . REVIEW by Wynne Keller 63 . Bridge Challenger REGULAR FEATURES OUTGOING MAIL by George Blank 6 . INPUT A Column of Your Letters 15 . TAKE A PART Isolate 22 . PROGRAMMING HINTS 62 . CLEAR, Cold Start, Multiple USR Calls . MARKET BASKET 65 . CONVENIENT ORDER FORMS 69 & 70 COVER STORY About the Author: Byron Myhre is a Medical Doctor with a Ph.D. as well. He is Professor of Pathology at the UCLA School of Medicine and Head of Immunopathology. An avid climber, he has scaled somewhere around 140 peaks himself, and is a member of the Sierra Club. He has been working with the TRS-80 for about two years.
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SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 03 [79-12]
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SoftSide YOUR BASIC SOFTWARE MAGAZINE VOL.II, NO.3 IN THIS ISSUE OIL BARON By Paul Knechtel 8 DRAG RACE By Chris Freund 28 CHRISTMAS SHOW AND TELL By Randy Hawkins 33 INDEX TO BASIC REFERENCE MANUAL By Kemp J. Beaty 39 TOWERS OF HANOI By Chet Kaczneski 44 SLALOM By Denslo Hamlin 50 REGULAR FEATURES OUTGOING MAIL By George Blank 6 PROGRAMMING HINTS 62 TRS-DOS 2.3, IF THEN ELSE, Clear Portion of Screen, Extended Tab, DELETE BUG REPORT 65 INPUT - A COLUMN OF YOUR LETTERS 71 MARKET BASKET 75 CONVENIENT ORDER FORMS 78 & 79 COVER STORY The cover shows three members of the computer generation, children of our staff. Kelly Bishop, Roger Robitaille, Jr. and Robbie Blank, all use computers at home. The first word Robbie ever learned to spell was RUN! 3
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SoftSide YOUR BASIC SOFTWARE MAGAZINE VOL. II, NO. 4 IN THIS ISSUE MOVING MAZE by Paul Klinger 10 --- --- BOMBER By Chris Freund 18 REFLECTION By Ted Lindstrom 23 DANTE'S INFERNO By Gerald Bernor 36 BASIC PITFALLS By William Mason 52 DUCK HUNTER By Don Lubarsky 58 REGULAR FEATURES OUTGOING MAIL By George Blank 6 --- --- PROGRAMMING HINTS 14 INPUT 33 BUG REPORT 15 CONVENIENT ORDER FORMS 70 & 71 COVER STORY As we were musing on mazes, we recollected the myth of the legendary half-man, half-bull Minotaur, who lurked deep in a Cretan labyrinth and ate youths and maidens. This tale inflamed the imagination of staff artist Sharon Demmerle, and you can see the result on our cover! 3
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SoftSide Magazine Vol 2 No 05 Issue 02 [80-02]
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SoftSide YOUR BASIC SOFTWARE MAGAZINE VOL. II, NO. 5 IN THIS ISSUE Scott Adams' Backgammon 10 Special Space Game Section 20 Parachute by Norman McAllister 27 Deadstick by Al Ragsdale 35 Play It Again Sam by Alan Zett 54 Deep Six by Chris Freund 70 REGULAR FEATURES OUTGOING MAIL By George Blank 6 PROGRAMMING HINTS 63 INPUT 68 BUG REPORT 63 CONVENIENT ORDER FORMS 78 & 79 Less than 80 years from man's first powered flight in 1903-a flight which took him 120 feet-a new era nears, one in which space crews will use the same craft again and again for routine flights into space. The Space Shuttle is composed of the Enterprise, (shown on this month's cover) an external fuel tank, and two solid rocket boosters. The Enterprise and boosters are reusable; the external tank is expended on each launch. Some of the tasks that will be performed by The Enterprise are: retrieving satellites from Earth orbit, servicing orbiting satellites, conducting experiments in space that cannot be duplicated on Earth, and studying the Earth and deep space from a unique vantage point high above the atmosphere. During reentry, portions of the Enterprise exterior will reach temperatures up to 2,300 degrees Fahrenheit. The craft will level into horizontal flight at low altitude for an unpowered aircraft-type approach and landing is simulated by our featured program, DEADSTICK by Al Ragsdale. Ragsdale works on the Space Shuttle project and has over 1000 hours of flight time in the Lunar Module and Space Shuttle simulators. 3