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Basic Text Formatter

Kilobaud

M1 · BAS

bstxfrkb.zip

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BASIC to Electric Pencil Converter

James Garon

M1 · BAS

bas2penc.zip

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BASIC to Electric Pencil File Conversion Utility

International Data Services

M1 · 1980 · Bas

bas2elpn.zip

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Basic Toolkit

The Bottom Shelf

M1 · ASM

bastlkbs.zip

BASIC TOOLKIT HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS: Cassette Based, 16K Level II; Disk Based, 32K and one (1) Disk Drive. SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS: For Disk, TRSDOS 2.2 or 2.3. SUPPORTS: 48K of memory, Line Printer (parallel), Disk Drive. PURPOSE: To aid the programmer in the development of BASIC programs. FEATURES: . Search a BASIC program, and print out to screen or printer, an alphabetized listing of the variables used in the program and the line numbers in which they are found. Search and print to screen or printer, a listing of all GOTOs and GOSUBs and the line numbers in which they appear. Restore BASIC programs that have been accidentally lost by typing NEW or going to DOS. Will check bad memory in 15 seconds. Will merge programs on a cassette based system and will merge disk programs without saving them in ASCII. Will search memory for all occurrences of any specific two-byte combination and list the locations where it appeared. Program is resident in high memory and is easily accessed at any time by hitting shift/break. AUXILIARY FEATURES: AC, MD, ET, AR, RM AUXILIARY FEATURES (DISK): All of the above plus AD. T80-0010 BASIC TOOLKIT (TAPE) T80-0011 BASIC TOOLKIT (DISK)
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BASIC Toolkit v1.1

F Barry Mulligan

M1 · 1979 · CMD

bastlk11.zip

BASIC TOOLKIT by F. Barry Mulligan from TBS If you program in BASIC, you can use this package. This easy-to-use machine language utility will save you time and and effort. The use of variables in BASIC programming can often get rather complicated. While you can keep track of where each varialbe is used, why not let the computer do that work? Well, this program lets the computer do just that. It produces a 'map' alphabetically listing the variables in any of your BASIC programs and gives the line number where they are used. In addition, the program displays a listing of each line number jumped to followed by the lines from which the jumps are made. This includes all GOTO's, GOSUB's and RESUMEs. This can be especially important when trying to limit the number of lines in a program or before making any changes to a subroutine. Esides these two 'tools' you can also merge BASIC programs from cassette, recover any programs 'lost' by an accidental NEW, and test the computer's memory. And all of these functions are available from a single keystroke while you are working on your BASIC program. For these features and more, order your 'Toolkit' today! $19.80.
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BASIC Tutorial Package [Set 1]

Donald Alan Retzlaff / Sterling Swift Publishing Company

M1 · 1979 · BAS

bsctudr1.zip

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BASIC Tutorial Package [Set 2][Missing Part 11]

Donald Alan Retzlaff / Sterling Swift Publishing Company

M1 · 1979 · BAS

bsctudr2.zip

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BASIC Unscrambler

William K Mason

M1 · 1983 · BAS

basunswm.zip

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BASIC Word Processor [48K Tape-Disk-Address Version][TD13]

Delmer D Hinrichs

M3 · 1987 · BAS

bswdpr48.zip

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BASIC Word Processor [Command H A-Add B-Blank C-Compile D-Delete E-Edit F-Format H-Help I-Insert]

Delmer D Hinrichs

M1 · 1982 · BAS

bswrprdh.zip

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BASIC Word Processor [Command H A-Add B-Blank C-Compile D-Delete E-Edit F-Format H-Help I-Insert][h Jay Lichtenstein]

Delmer D Hinrichs

M4 · 1982 · BAS

bswrp4dh.zip

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BASIC Word Processor [Command H A-Add B-Blank C-Compile D-Delete E-Edit F-Format H-Help I-Insert][h Robert Johnson]

Delmer D Hinrichs

M1 · 1982 · BAS

bswrprrj.zip

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BASIC Word Processor [Command][48K Disk Form Letter Version]

Delmer D Hinrichs

M1 · BAS

bscwrdp2.zip

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BASIC Word Processor [Command][48K Disk Version]

Delmer D Hinrichs

M3 · 1987 · DMK

bswrdprc.zip

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Basic Word Search Program

Jim Mumaugh

M1 · BAS

bswrsrjm.zip

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BASIC Z-80 Disassembler [Enter Starting Address Hex]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

bsz8dses.zip

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Basic-1P v2.0

Small System Software

M1 · 1979 · CMD

basic1p2.zip

SMALL SOFTWARE SYSTEM BASIC-1P - LEVEL-1 BASIC WITH PRINTING! - $19.95 Run any LEVEL-1 BASIC tape (12K or less) in 16K LEVEL-II TRS-80 without conversion! Plus LLIST and LPRINT for TRS232, RS-232-C or Centronics printers. LPRINT ON and LPRINT OFF prints anything that you see on the screen! All LEVEL-I abbreviations and functions supported. CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS ADD 6 PER CENT SALES TAX . SmallSystem Software P.O. BOX 366 NEWBURY PARK, CALIF. 91320
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BASIC-80 v4.51 and v5.2 for Omikron [Serial 2551MB]

Omikron + Microsoft

M8 · DMK

bs80451c.zip

BASIC-80 is probably the most extensive implementation of BASIC for CP/M. Release 5.0 supports new functions such as 40 character variable names, protected files, dynamic string space allocation, WHILE/WEND statements, chain and common, and variable length random file records. (CAT # 2-810) $350.00
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BASIC-80 v5.21

Microsoft

M8 · 1981 · DSK

bas80521.zip

BASIC-80 is probably the most extensive implementation of BASIC for CP/M. Release 5.0 supports new functions such as 40 character variable names, protected files, dynamic string space allocation, WHILE/WEND statements, chain and common, and variable length random file records. (CAT # 2-810) $350.00
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BASIC-80 v5.21 and CBASIC v2.8

Microsoft

M8 · 1981 · DMK

bs80521c.zip

BASIC-80 is probably the most extensive implementation of BASIC for CP/M. Release 5.0 supports new functions such as 40 character variable names, protected files, dynamic string space allocation, WHILE/WEND statements, chain and common, and variable length random file records. (CAT # 2-810) $350.00
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BASIC/S Compiler II v1.8 [Set 1]

Bill Stockwell / PowerSoft

M1 · 1982 · CMD

basics18.zip

BASICS II/CMD Mod I or III $69.95 BASIC/S II is a BASIC compiler for a powerful subset of TRS-80 Disk BASIC (Mod I/III) which is itself written in BASIC, but now is a stand alone / CMD file compiled by BASCOM(c), and is FAST! (previously sold as BASIC/S 3.1) It runs under almost ANY DOS, Mod I or III (as do the /CMD files it generates). BASIC/S II will compile BASIC programs up to about 10K in size (but since one compiled program can run another with no loss of variables, this is not a serious limitation). Variables allowed are integers and strings (A-Z and A$-Z$) and also arrays of integer and string (1 or 2 dimensions). Array names can be any length, with all characters significant. Integer arithmetic is limited to addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with at most two operands on the right hand side (eg A=BC or Z=D/F). Array elements may be used here as usual, as may constants (as in A=ARRAY (7) 5, for example). Most Level II string functions are supported: INSTR, STR$, VAL, CHR$, ASC, LEFT$, RIGHT$, MID$, INKEY$. Complex string formulae are not allowed (thus you can't say A$=LEFT$ (X$+Y$,2); you would need to say something like B$=X$+Y$:A$=LEFT$(B$,2), instead. Disk I/O IS supported, both sequential and random (with LRL < 256 as well). You can have up to 10 files open at one time, and two of them may be random files. Disk statements that are supported include OPEN, CLOSE, LINE INPUT #, PRINT # FIELD, LSET, GET, PUT, LOF, EOF, CVI, and MKI$.
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BASIC/S Compiler II v1.8 [Set 2]

Bill Stockwell / PowerSoft

M1 · 1982 · CMD

bascs18b.zip

BASICS II/CMD Mod I or III $69.95 BASIC/S II is a BASIC compiler for a powerful subset of TRS-80 Disk BASIC (Mod I/III) which is itself written in BASIC, but now is a stand alone / CMD file compiled by BASCOM(c), and is FAST! (previously sold as BASIC/S 3.1) It runs under almost ANY DOS, Mod I or III (as do the /CMD files it generates). BASIC/S II will compile BASIC programs up to about 10K in size (but since one compiled program can run another with no loss of variables, this is not a serious limitation). Variables allowed are integers and strings (A-Z and A$-Z$) and also arrays of integer and string (1 or 2 dimensions). Array names can be any length, with all characters significant. Integer arithmetic is limited to addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with at most two operands on the right hand side (eg A=BC or Z=D/F). Array elements may be used here as usual, as may constants (as in A=ARRAY (7) 5, for example). Most Level II string functions are supported: INSTR, STR$, VAL, CHR$, ASC, LEFT$, RIGHT$, MID$, INKEY$. Complex string formulae are not allowed (thus you can't say A$=LEFT$ (X$+Y$,2); you would need to say something like B$=X$+Y$:A$=LEFT$(B$,2), instead. Disk I/O IS supported, both sequential and random (with LRL < 256 as well). You can have up to 10 files open at one time, and two of them may be random files. Disk statements that are supported include OPEN, CLOSE, LINE INPUT #, PRINT # FIELD, LSET, GET, PUT, LOF, EOF, CVI, and MKI$.
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BASIC/S Compiler v2.1

Bill Stockwell / PowerSoft

M1 · CMD

bsc21bs1.zip

BASICS II/CMD Mod I or III $69.95 BASIC/S II is a BASIC compiler for a powerful subset of TRS-80 Disk BASIC (Mod I/III) which is itself written in BASIC, but now is a stand alone / CMD file compiled by BASCOM(c), and is FAST! (previously sold as BASIC/S 3.1) It runs under almost ANY DOS, Mod I or III (as do the /CMD files it generates). BASIC/S II will compile BASIC programs up to about 10K in size (but since one compiled program can run another with no loss of variables, this is not a serious limitation). Variables allowed are integers and strings (A-Z and A$-Z$) and also arrays of integer and string (1 or 2 dimensions). Array names can be any length, with all characters significant. Integer arithmetic is limited to addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with at most two operands on the right hand side (eg A=BC or Z=D/F). Array elements may be used here as usual, as may constants (as in A=ARRAY (7) 5, for example). Most Level II string functions are supported: INSTR, STR$, VAL, CHR$, ASC, LEFT$, RIGHT$, MID$, INKEY$. Complex string formulae are not allowed (thus you can't say A$=LEFT$ (X$+Y$,2); you would need to say something like B$=X$+Y$:A$=LEFT$(B$,2), instead. Disk I/O IS supported, both sequential and random (with LRL < 256 as well). You can have up to 10 files open at one time, and two of them may be random files. Disk statements that are supported include OPEN, CLOSE, LINE INPUT #, PRINT # FIELD, LSET, GET, PUT, LOF, EOF, CVI, and MKI$.
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BASIC/S Compiler v3.0 [Original][Self Boot]

Bill Stockwell / PowerSoft

M1 · 1981 · DMK

basics30.zip

BASIC/S 3.0 (MOD I/III) $39.95 A Basic compiler for the Mod I/III 48K Disk System. BASIC/S compiles a subset of TRS-80 Basic into 80 machine code. The machine code can then be run as a /CMD file, most of the features and built in functions of Level II are implemented, along with sequential and random disk i/o. (including LRL/256). Allows variables, reals, and strings. This a programmer's compiler. Not intended to compile 'off the shelf' software, but will compile code written or modified along it parameters. No royalty fee to pay! Many basic programs you are using today can be compiled. Supports all Mod I and Mod III operating systems. - - QUALITY SOFTWARE DISTRIBUTORS TRS-80 & Scripsit are Trademarks of Tandy Corp 11500 STEMMONS EXPRESSWAY, SUITE 104 DALLAS, TEXAS 75229 PHONE (214) 484-2976 MICRONET 70130,203 Price Does Not Include Postage
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BASIC/S Compiler v3.7

Bill Stockwell / Powersoft + Breeze Computing + QSD

M1 · 1981 · CMD

basics37.zip

BASIC/S 3.0 (MOD I/III) $39.95 A programmer's Basic Compiler. Not intended to compile 'off the shelf' programs, but will compile code written along its parameters. No Royalty program to pay! Many Basic programs and routines you are using today can be compiled! Supports ALL MOD I operating systems & MOD III. - - QUALITY SOFTWARE DISTRIBUTORS TRS-80 & Scripsit are Trademarks of Tandy Corp. 11500 STEMMONS EXPRESSWAY, SUITE 104 DALLAS, TEXAS 75229 PHONE (214) 484-2976 MICRONET 70130,203 Price Does Not Include Postage
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BASICA Modification [Shorten LD BASIC 01.01.02 from 91 Records to 83]

Lloyd E Evans

M4 · 1989 · BAS

basicamd.zip

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BASICCODE Computer Updater

Users Association

M1 · 1983 · BAS

bsccoddt.zip

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BASICDir [Shows Filename and Length][TD]

Richard Davies

M1 · BAS

bscdirrd.zip

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BasicIOMISSING

Information Technology Systems

M13

BASICIO - Machine Language I/O for BASIC Data and Programs to Tape or Disk Please send BASICIO 1.5 @ $14.95 Fla Res add 4% Sales Tax - Total $ Check/Money Order VISA MASTERCHARGE Card No Exp Date Name Bank No (MC) Address its Information Technology Systems POB 2667 Sarasota FL 33578 (813) 366-0064 TRS 80 is a trademark of Radio Shack a Tandy Corporation
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BasicMod for NewDos [Basic Enhanced Edit Features]

Martin Ross

M1 · CMD

basmodnd.zip

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Basicode v2B [Seems to Double Screen Length]

M Reinders

M1 · 1985 · BAS

bascod2b.zip

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Basicode v6.0

Netherland TRS-80 Users Group

M1 · 1982 · BAS

basicode.zip

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Basicode v6.1

TRS-80 Gebruikersvereniging

M1 · 1982 · BAS

bsccod61.zip

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BasicProMISSING

Softworx Inc

M13

New for TRS-80 Basic Programmers A Way To Get Your Basic Programs Working Fast BasicPro!! BasicPro Saves Hours of Programming Drudgery Write and debug your BASIC programs faster. With Basic Pro you get 12 powerful programming aids that let you instantly: . MOVE or COPY code . RENUMBER lines . RENAME variables . JOIN programs together And more! You also get a handy CROSS REFERENCE list that shows you where every variable is used. BasicPro even has a SPEED-UP option that makes your code run faster. BasicPro Is Easy To Use. Just select what you want to do from the command menu. You never get stuck with BasicPro. Just use the unique HELP command. BasicPro provides plenty of prompt messages to guide you through any programming session. BasicPro comes complete with instruction booklet. Start enjoying effortless programming! Order BasicPro today! $24.95 Both BasicPro and VisiCom require TRS-80 level II and (16K) memory. SOFTWORX, INC. P.O. Box 9080, Seattle, WA 98109
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Basics of Servomechanisms and Op AmpsMISSING

Omni Systems Company

M1

By professional electronics engineer. Crystal clear text and schematic. 'instant breadboarding' allows the student to modify electronic servomechanism model and see effect on output. Senior high and tech level<br>Price: $12.50
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Basix CompilerMISSING

Interactive Microware Inc + Warme

MEANS IMAGINATION TRS-80 LEVEL II/16K $25.00 BASEX COMPILER AND LOADER BY PAUL K. WARME A powerful, easy-to-learn language that runs up to 20 times faster than BASIC. This 8K interactive compiler works much like BASIC and makes very compact programs. Features include arrays, strings, 16 bit math, block move and search, subroutines, fast graphics and tape I/O, 97-page manual, $8 extra.
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BasketballMISSING

J Roehrig / JJR Data Research

M1

TRS-80 SOFTWARE By J. Roehrig as seen in Byte, Kilobaud and Personal Computing Magazines . Chess - written in Basic. Beats Microchess. Scrabble - makes your computer a Scrabble opponent. Baseball - based on Major League results, keeps all statistics. Players perform true to life. Seen in July 1978 Personal Computing and November 1979 Byte. Bowling Secretary - keeps all necessary statistics. Seen in June 1978 Kilobaud. Taxes - all new tax rates. Long form, short form, Schedules A, B, C and Income Averaging. Seen in March 1978 Personal Computing. Accounting - double entry system produces Journal Entry Log, Balance Sheet and Income Statement. Basketball - just like Baseball. Cover article from January 1979 Personal Computing. Horse Racing - improved version of December and January 1980 Byte article. Graphics, horses run true to form, past performances maintained. Realistic win, place and show payoffs. Trotters - same as above but for Trotters. Handicapper - a systematic way to evaluate wagers at the Track or OTB. Games - 3D TIC TAC TOE as in April 1978 Kilobaud, Boxing as in January 1978 Personal Computing and Football as in February 1978 Personal Computing. Backgammon - a challenging opponent who uses the doubling cube. Very graphic. NEW NEW NEW - TRS-80 Graphic Skill Games for 2 players or 1 against the computer: 13. Baseball 14. Boxing 15. Football 16. Golf 17. Bowling 18. Horse Racing All programs have been improved; each has its own instruction booklet and sells for: Cassettes $7, 6 for $40, 12 for $75, 18 for $105 Diskettes $10, 6 for $55, 12 for $100, 18 for $140 SEND ORDERS TO: JJR DATA RESEARCH Box 74 Middle Village, NY 11379 or CALL C.O.D.'s TO: (516) 643-1931 (C.O.D.'s shipped within 48 hours) CIRCLE 153 ON READER SERVICE CARD
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Basketball Game [NBA College or High School][Set 1]

Bill Morrison

M3 · 1985 · BAS

bskgmbm1.zip

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Basketball Game [NBA College or High School][Set 2]

Bill Morrison

M3 · 1984 · BAS

bskgmbm2.zip

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Basketball Games and TourneysMISSING

Overland Computing Co

M1

For college / pro / high school teams. Rankings printed on video or printer. Updates power rating, won/lost records and avg. Offense/defense per team. You define teams or use 128 college team file provided.<br>Price: $25.00 disk, $5.00 source
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Basketball Jamm

Robert Frasis Kozal

M1 · BAS

bskjambk.zip

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Basketball Scorekeeping

William Cornwell

M1 · BAS

bsktblwc.zip

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Basketball Shoot [Enter a Number]

Brett Dolan

M1 · 1985 · BAS

bskshtbd.zip

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Basketball ShootoutMISSING

Joe W Vancil

M1

Play a game of basketball against a friend! 22 different players with different abilities. 5 on 5 basketball at its best. Even has 3-POINTER 2 VERSIONS,1 for your computer's memory. Specify memory when ordering<br>Price: $12.00
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Basketball Team Guessing Game [To Guess Type GG]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

bstmgess.zip

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Basketball Team Tracking [Set 1]

Bill Morrison

M3 · BAS

bsktmbm1.zip

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Basketball Team Tracking [Set 2]

Bill Morrison

M3 · BAS

bsktmbm2.zip

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Basketball Team Tracking [Set 3]

Bill Morrison

M3 · BAS

bsktmbm3.zip

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Basketball Team Tracking [Set 4]

Bill Morrison

M3 · BAS

bsktmbm4.zip

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Basketball Team Tracking [Set 5]

Bill Morrison

M3 · BAS

bsktmbm5.zip

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Basketball [A B]

John Allen / Acorn Software Products

M1 · 1980 · CMD

basketaf.zip

FOR TRS-80 NEW! BASKETBALL by John Allen New machine language action game, with sound, from the author of the acclaimed 'PINBALL!' You have to be fast to keep up with the action as you try to outscore your opponent in five minutes of one-on-one basketball. Compete against a friend or your computer. Steal the ball, duck around your opponent and slant toward the basket for a lay up! The graphics are based on a 3-dimensional depiction of a basketball court, and ball dribbling sounds add to the realism. It's all there but the cheers-so real you'll wonder how the ball keeps from coming through the screen of your TRS-80! Dribble, Dribble! Available for Level II, 16K. $14.95 for tape, $20.95 on disk. Acorn Software Products, Inc. 634 North Carolina Avenue, S.E., Washington, D.C. 20003
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Basketball [Choose Your Starting Defense]

William S Pitt

M1 · BAS

basktwsp.zip

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Basketball [Clock X Secs]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

bsktblu1.zip

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Basketball [Home Away]

John Allen / Acorn Software Products

M1 · 1980 · CMD

basblja1.zip

FOR TRS-80 NEW! BASKETBALL by John Allen New machine language action game, with sound, from the author of the acclaimed 'PINBALL!' You have to be fast to keep up with the action as you try to outscore your opponent in five minutes of one-on-one basketball. Compete against a friend or your computer. Steal the ball, duck around your opponent and slant toward the basket for a lay up! The graphics are based on a 3-dimensional depiction of a basketball court, and ball dribbling sounds add to the realism. It's all there but the cheers-so real you'll wonder how the ball keeps from coming through the screen of your TRS-80! Dribble, Dribble! Available for Level II, 16K. $14.95 for tape, $20.95 on disk. Acorn Software Products, Inc. 634 North Carolina Avenue, S.E., Washington, D.C. 20003
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Basketball [Home Away][Self Boot][Copy Protected]

John Allen / Acorn Software Products

M1 · 1980 · DMK

basblja2.zip

FOR TRS-80 NEW! BASKETBALL by John Allen New machine language action game, with sound, from the author of the acclaimed 'PINBALL!' You have to be fast to keep up with the action as you try to outscore your opponent in five minutes of one-on-one basketball. Compete against a friend or your computer. Steal the ball, duck around your opponent and slant toward the basket for a lay up! The graphics are based on a 3-dimensional depiction of a basketball court, and ball dribbling sounds add to the realism. It's all there but the cheers-so real you'll wonder how the ball keeps from coming through the screen of your TRS-80! Dribble, Dribble! Available for Level II, 16K. $14.95 for tape, $20.95 on disk. Acorn Software Products, Inc. 634 North Carolina Avenue, S.E., Washington, D.C. 20003
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Basketball [Original][Self Boot][Copy Protected]

John Allen / Acorn Software Products

M1 · 1980 · DMK

basblja3.zip

FOR TRS-80 NEW! BASKETBALL by John Allen New machine language action game, with sound, from the author of the acclaimed 'PINBALL!' You have to be fast to keep up with the action as you try to outscore your opponent in five minutes of one-on-one basketball. Compete against a friend or your computer. Steal the ball, duck around your opponent and slant toward the basket for a lay up! The graphics are based on a 3-dimensional depiction of a basketball court, and ball dribbling sounds add to the realism. It's all there but the cheers-so real you'll wonder how the ball keeps from coming through the screen of your TRS-80! Dribble, Dribble! Available for Level II, 16K. $14.95 for tape, $20.95 on disk. Acorn Software Products, Inc. 634 North Carolina Avenue, S.E., Washington, D.C. 20003
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Basketball [Pass Dribble Spin Between Jump Hook Slam]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

baskblpd.zip

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Basketball [Pass Dribble Spin Between Jump Hook Stuff]

Author Unknown

M4 · BAS

bskbalun.zip

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Basketball [Player 1 Player 2]

Kenny A Moss / Aim Software

M1 · 1982 · WAS

bskbtkmc.zip

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Basketball [Round 1 Potency]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

bskblitg.zip

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Basketball [X Gets the Ball First X Shoots the Ball]

Bob Kozal

M1 · BAS

bskbalbk.zip

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Basketball [Your Starting Defense Will Be]

Breeze Computing

M1 · BAS

basktbrz.zip

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Basketball [Your Starting Defense Will Be]

Creative Computing

M1 · BAS

bskbalcc.zip

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BASL4 [BASIC Program Lister to Printer in DOS]

Author Unknown

M4 · 1988 · CMD

basl4lst.zip

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BasList

S K Pramanik

M3 · 1983 · CMA

baslsskp.zip

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BASOPT Basic Program OptimizationMISSING

Ultimate Computer Systems

M13

BASOPT Basic program optimization program $20.00 ULTIMATE COMPUTER SYSTEMS 313 Meadow Lane Hastings, Michigan 49058 (616) 945-5334 (Dealer inquiries invited) VISA & MASTERCHARGE ACCEPTED
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BASRUM Linker Loader and Library Manager [Self Boot]

Wiley Inc

M1 · 1983 · DMK

basrumll.zip

BASIC FOR MODELS I AND III JUST GOT BETTER INTRODUCING BASRUM. THE ONLY LINKING LOADER & LIBRARY MANAGER FOR BASIC. BASRUM is designed to manage the subroutines you write and use in your Basic programs. Like an efficient filing system, BASRUM saves you time, energy, and space. Best of all, it makes your program writing FASTER and EASIER. HOW DOES IT WORK? BASRUM lets you store your subroutines in 'library' files, separate from the programs that use them. ANY Basic program can then use any routine in any file. You can even load up to 256 routines to a special, protected memory area and use them AFTER you load other Basic programs! Naturally, you can replace or delete any routine from memory at any time. SUPER BENEFITS! NOW you can write a subroutine ONCE, store it on disk ONCE but use it in ANY program at ANY time, AUTOMATICALLY! Load them once, use them all day. You can CHAIN from program to program, keeping the existing subroutines, variables, and file buffers. Your Basic programs, being shorter, will LOAD FASTER. NEED MORE MEMORY? You can break long programs into shorter modules and 'overlay' the modules. BASRUM gives you complete control of WHAT is loaded, WHEN it is loaded, and WHERE it is loaded. THE NITTY GRITTY. BASRUM was designed specifically for the models I and III for use with any DOS that is compatible with TRSDOS. It's overlay structure requires only the top 1600 bytes of memory. There is NO LIMIT on the number of working copies. SIMPLE ENOUGH FOR THE BEGINNER, VERSATILE ENOUGH FOR THE PRO: IF YOU WRITE PROGRAMS IN BASIC YOU NEED BASRUM. TO Money order, check, VISA, MASTERCARD: $149.50 ORDER: Specify memory size: 16K 32K 48K Select disk format: Model I: 35 track, single density Model III: 40 track, double density Guaranteed to perform as described or your money back. Orders are shipped via air, most within 24 hours. A complete manual is included. Information only? Send self-addressed, stamped envelope. by Wiley, Inc. 841 Bishop St., Ste. B-2 Honolulu, HI 96813 (808) 531-4314
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Bass Population

SUNY NY

M1 · 1972 · BAS

basspopl.zip

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Bastem

Peoples Software

M1 · 1980 · CMD

bastemps.zip

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BASTEP

Alan D Smith / 80 Microcomputing

M1 · 1983 · CMA

bastep80.zip

Appears in Issue 036 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
BASTEP is a debugging tool for Level II and DOS Basic. When it is run, it implements two new Basic commands.
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Bat Attack

Bob Kozal

M1 · BAS

batattak.zip

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Batch Processor [IF ELSE GOTO GOSUB ENDIF]

Eric Gans

M8 · 1988 · COM

btcprceg.zip

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Bathroom KeyMISSING

Brizzerk Software

M13

BRIZZERK THE BATHROOM KEY A TOUGH BATTLE OF QUICK THINKING! YOU AND YOUR OPPONENT TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND INTELLIGENCE IN THIS GAME OF DUELING QUESTIONS. THE GOAL? TO GET THE COVETED BATHROOM KEY. WHY? YOU'LL FIND OUT! TRICKS, TRIVIA, GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, T.V. - JUST ABOUT EVERY SUBJECT IMAGINABLE! AN INTERACTIVE QUIZ PROGRAM FOR TWO PERSONS. 16K LEVEL II OR 32K DISK REQUIRED BRIZZERK P. O. Box 373 SAN LORENZO, CA 94580
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Bats The Electric Vampire Nightmare [How Many Bats]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

batsevng.zip

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Batter Up

TRS-80 Software Exchange

M1 · BAS

batterub.zip

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Batter Up

TRS-80 Software Exchange

M1 · CAS

batteruc.zip

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Batter Up: A Microbaseball Game

Karl Savon / Hayden Book Company

M1 · 1979 · CMD

bsbatrpc.zip

Batter Up!! by Karl Savon from Hayden Start the baseball season now! This two player game lets you and a friend pitch and bat. In the game the pitcher decides when to release the ball. Then the batter decides when and how to swing at the pitch. You actually see the pitcher winding up and throwing, the pitch sailing in towards the batter, and the batter swinging. If there is a hit, the display shows the fielder trying to catch it. If it gets by the fielder, the advancing base runners are displayed. And the game scoreboard keeps track of the vital statistics. No peanuts included. $10.95.<br><br>Sourcebook:<br>Action-packed baseball with 3 levels of display. It will challenge your reaction time and logic. Documentation included.<br>Price: $10.95
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Batter Up: A Microbaseball Game [Original]

Karl Savon / Hayden Book Company

M1 · 1979 · CAS

bsbatrpm.zip

Batter Up!! by Karl Savon from Hayden Start the baseball season now! This two player game lets you and a friend pitch and bat. In the game the pitcher decides when to release the ball. Then the batter decides when and how to swing at the pitch. You actually see the pitcher winding up and throwing, the pitch sailing in towards the batter, and the batter swinging. If there is a hit, the display shows the fielder trying to catch it. If it gets by the fielder, the advancing base runners are displayed. And the game scoreboard keeps track of the vital statistics. No peanuts included. $10.95.<br><br>Sourcebook:<br>Action-packed baseball with 3 levels of display. It will challenge your reaction time and logic. Documentation included.<br>Price: $10.95
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Batter Up: A Microbaseball Game [What is Your Teams Name]

Karl Savon / Hayden Book Company

M1 · 1979 · BAS

bsbatrpb.zip

Batter Up!! by Karl Savon from Hayden Start the baseball season now! This two player game lets you and a friend pitch and bat. In the game the pitcher decides when to release the ball. Then the batter decides when and how to swing at the pitch. You actually see the pitcher winding up and throwing, the pitch sailing in towards the batter, and the batter swinging. If there is a hit, the display shows the fielder trying to catch it. If it gets by the fielder, the advancing base runners are displayed. And the game scoreboard keeps track of the vital statistics. No peanuts included. $10.95.<br><br>Sourcebook:<br>Action-packed baseball with 3 levels of display. It will challenge your reaction time and logic. Documentation included.<br>Price: $10.95
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Batter-Up [Simulated Baseball Games Does Almost Everything]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

batrupu1.zip

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Battering Ram

Ira Goldklang / Aim Software

M1 · 1982 · CMD

batramig.zip

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Battery and Charger Sizing

Roy T Beck

M4 · BAS

bateryrb.zip

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Batting Statistics Database [Load Start Display Run Exit]

Author Unknown

M4 · BAS

batstat1.zip

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Battle at Blitz

C Macnish + Jonathan Triffitt

M1 · BAS

batlbltz.zip

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Battle Beyond The Stars

Richard K Merryman

M1 · BAS

batlstar.zip

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Battle for Normandy

Strategic Simulations

M1 · 1982 · BAS

bnormnd3.zip

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Battle for Normandy [Set 1]

Strategic Simulations

M1 · 1982 · BAS

bnormnd2.zip

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Battle for Normandy [Set 2][Tape][Incomplete]

Strategic Simulations

M1 · 1982 · BAS

bnormndy.zip

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Battle for SAVO Island

Victor A Vernon Jr

M1 · BAS

btlsavoi.zip

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Battle Games [Under Sea Warfare-Outposts-Defense-Desert Fox][Original]

Southern States Systems

M0 · CAS

btlgmss1.zip

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Battle Games [Under Sea Warfare-Outposts-Defense-Desert Fox][Original]

Southern States Systems

M1 · CAS

btlgmss2.zip

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Battle Games-2MISSING

Creative Computing

M1

The four games include tank battle; 2 players battle it out in a mine field, sub hunt; 1 to 6 players hunt submarines; gunner; an anti-aircraft simulation and get across avoid obstacles which multiply<br>Price: $11.95
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Battle Ground [About How Many Turns]

Instant Software

M1 · 1980 · CAS

batlgndc.zip

Battleground It is late 1944, and the Allied Forces are sweeping toward Berlin. As General in command of your sector, you study the map. At your command, are tanks, planes, artillery, infantry, engineers and vehicles-an awesome array of fighting men and the machines of war. From intelligence reports you know that the enemy General is a shrewd tactician, not to be under-estimated. It will take planning and strategy to outwit this wily old campaigner. The battle map of your sector will fill with markers, each showing the deployment of your forces. You and another player will slip into the roles of opposing German and American commanders as yet another battle unfolds. Battleground allows you to experience the awesome responsibility of a battle-area command. It will be up to you to deploy your tanks, planes, vehicles, weapons and men. On your shoulders rests the decision, whether to call for direct artillery gunfire, or to order your planes into the air. You will constantly be watching for an enemy air-drop, always carefully maneuvering your forces. The stark reality of World War II comes alive in Battleground. Order No. 0141R $9.95
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Battle Ground [About How Many Turns]

Instant Software

M1 · 1980 · BAS

btlgrnis.zip

Battleground It is late 1944, and the Allied Forces are sweeping toward Berlin. As General in command of your sector, you study the map. At your command, are tanks, planes, artillery, infantry, engineers and vehicles-an awesome array of fighting men and the machines of war. From intelligence reports you know that the enemy General is a shrewd tactician, not to be under-estimated. It will take planning and strategy to outwit this wily old campaigner. The battle map of your sector will fill with markers, each showing the deployment of your forces. You and another player will slip into the roles of opposing German and American commanders as yet another battle unfolds. Battleground allows you to experience the awesome responsibility of a battle-area command. It will be up to you to deploy your tanks, planes, vehicles, weapons and men. On your shoulders rests the decision, whether to call for direct artillery gunfire, or to order your planes into the air. You will constantly be watching for an enemy air-drop, always carefully maneuvering your forces. The stark reality of World War II comes alive in Battleground. Order No. 0141R $9.95
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Battle of Britain

Ken B Smith / Molimerx Ltd

M1 · BAS

batlbrit.zip

BATTLE OF BRITAIN - BY A SERVING AIR FORCE OFFICER Terrific fun and completely authentic. The graphics of S.E. England and the N.W. French coast are particularly good. Each time you play it is a different day in August 1940 and you have to not only survive but shoot down the invading planes as well. The game is cleverly constructed to make it a mixture of action and strategic skill. You are, in effect, not only an individual pilot but also the Air Marshall commanding the fighter forces. You have 13 Squadrons at your disposal, all at authentic airfields. It is up to you when to alert them and then when to scramble them into the air. Although you will destroy more enemy planes if you have more fighters up, don't forget that petrol and ammunition were short in those days! As the fighters go out in sorties, so you are given radar information on the approaching German bombers. The graphics of the actual combat have been carefully prepared so that they give a close simulation of actual air battles. If you do not destroy enough enemy planes in the air, they will get through and bomb your airfields which further depletes your resources. During the air battles talking between the fighter pilots is flashed onto the screen to warn you of enemy planes on your tail or to tell you of other fighters which have gone down. Disposition of both the English and German Squadrons are shown on your tail at the beginning of the game and every time you are compelled to return to base to refuel and get more ammunition. You can control the speed of the game for the action sections and you also have an overall variable skill level depending on how many hours flying experience you enter. If you like strategy and action games this is the one for you! Memory Requirement 16k TRS-80 Tape Model 1 & 3 SYSTEM 80 Tape Mark I & II 11-2001
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Battle of Britain [h Fixed by Porkbelly]

Ken B Smith / Molimerx Ltd

M1 · BAS

batlbrm2.zip

BATTLE OF BRITAIN - BY A SERVING AIR FORCE OFFICER Terrific fun and completely authentic. The graphics of S.E. England and the N.W. French coast are particularly good. Each time you play it is a different day in August 1940 and you have to not only survive but shoot down the invading planes as well. The game is cleverly constructed to make it a mixture of action and strategic skill. You are, in effect, not only an individual pilot but also the Air Marshall commanding the fighter forces. You have 13 Squadrons at your disposal, all at authentic airfields. It is up to you when to alert them and then when to scramble them into the air. Although you will destroy more enemy planes if you have more fighters up, don't forget that petrol and ammunition were short in those days! As the fighters go out in sorties, so you are given radar information on the approaching German bombers. The graphics of the actual combat have been carefully prepared so that they give a close simulation of actual air battles. If you do not destroy enough enemy planes in the air, they will get through and bomb your airfields which further depletes your resources. During the air battles talking between the fighter pilots is flashed onto the screen to warn you of enemy planes on your tail or to tell you of other fighters which have gone down. Disposition of both the English and German Squadrons are shown on your tail at the beginning of the game and every time you are compelled to return to base to refuel and get more ammunition. You can control the speed of the game for the action sections and you also have an overall variable skill level depending on how many hours flying experience you enter. If you like strategy and action games this is the one for you! Memory Requirement 16k TRS-80 Tape Model 1 & 3 SYSTEM 80 Tape Mark I & II 11-2001
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