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ARC/PAK Self Extraction Module v1.1

Richard VanHouten

M4 · 1990 · CMD

arkpak11.zip

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ARC/PAK Self Extraction Module v1.2

Richard VanHouten

M3 · 1990 · CMD

arkpak12.zip

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ARC4 v1.00.00

SEA

M4 · 1986 · CMD

arc4v100.zip

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ARC4 v1.02.00 [Set 1]

SEA

M4 · 1987 · CMD

arc4102a.zip

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ARC4 v1.02.00 [Set 2]

SEA

M4 · 1987 · CMD

arc4102b.zip

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ARC4 v1.02.00 [Set 3]

SEA

M4 · 1987 · CMD

arc4102c.zip

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ARC4 v2.00.00

SEA

M4 · 1988 · CMD

arc4v20a.zip

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ARC4 v3.00.00

SEA

M4 · CMD

arc4v300.zip

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ARC4 v3.00.01

SEA

M4 · 1982 · CMD

arc4v301.zip

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Arcade Alien Attack

Kansas Software

M1 · 1981 · CMD

arcalien.zip

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Arcade-80 Series 1

Jerry Yamaguchi

M1 · 1979 · CMD

arcd80jy.zip

ARCADE 80 Three high quality arcade games in one simple format. This is home entertainment at its best. Game 1: Falling Bricks-Balances accuracy against time. If you're not quick enough the bricks come crashing down on you. Game 2: AstroMines-Seek and destroy the enemy's mines before fuel runs out. Be careful or you will destroy yourself. Game 3: Star Run-A Star Raiders type game filled with refreshing graphics TRS-80 Model I (Diskette) $24.95 (Cassette) $19.95 Datasoft Inc. COMPUTER SOFTWARE 16606 Schoenborn Street, Sepulveda, Calif. 91343-(213) 894-9154
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Arch Utils Source

Kim Watt

M3 · SRC

arcutils.zip

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Archaeology SearchMISSING

McGraw-Hill

THE SEARCH SERIES These five outstanding simulations by McGraw-Hill promote critical thinking and communication skills while teaching a variety of social studies and science material. Teamwork and cooperation are the essential characteristics of the SEARCH SERIES, which is designed to be used simultaneously by groups of students or by an entire class. Each student is responsible for recording information on a specific resource or function during the group's search, without which they cannot proceed. Each set comes in a vinyl binder with teacher's manual, 20 student handbooks, and a diskette that will manage the record-keeping for up to 100 classes and 3000 students while on their learning adventure! Grade level is 5 through 12, but we have also seen a group of school administrators enthusiastically using and enjoying the SEARCH SERIES! Available on disk for the Apple II with 48K and the TRS-80 with 32K. 5Y-104TD Geography Search (TRS-80) $180.00 In GEOGRAPHY SEARCH, students sail for the New World on ancient ships. They navigate with the computer, using the sun, ocean depth, climate, and the Trade Winds. 5Y-106TD Archeology Search (TRS-80) $180.00 ARCHEOLOGY SEARCH charges student research teams with the task of organizing the excavation of a newly discovered historical site. They will collect data and formulate theories about the origins of the people who once lived there. 5Y-103TD Geology Search (TRS-80) $180.00 GEOLOGY SEARCH sends teams to explore for oil. As the computer performs geological tests, the students learn about rocks, fossils, and underground structures in order to make decisions on drilling. 5Y-105TD Community Search (TRS-80) $180.00 COMMUNITY SEARCH sets students down in an ancient society forced to leave its ancestral home. They face choices about migration, occupations, aggression, and shelter. 5Y-107TD Energy Search (TRS-80) $180.00 In ENERGY SEARCH, students manage an energy factory and recreate the exciting steps in the search for new energy sources.
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Architect [You are in Total Control]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

arctcyai.zip

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Archive Directory v1.0

Paul Traina

M8 · 1985 · COM

arcdirpt.zip

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ARChive Lister v3.1

Richard VanHouten

M3 · 1990 · CMD

arcl31rv.zip

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ARChive Lister vx.xx

Richard VanHouten

M4 · 1990 · CMD

arclistr.zip

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Archive Merge and Create Utility v2.02

SEA

M4 · 1982 · CMD

arcmrg22.zip

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Archive Retrieval SystemMISSING

Rainbow Software Services Ltd

M13

RETRIEVAL SYSTEM 80 Instantaneous access to all the articles and programs in 80-micro for TRS-80 users: Fast random access retrieval. Super fast Z80 index search and scan. Index search by one to three criteria keys. Help-page; displays all keys by category. Hardcopy any displayed article index. Easy to use single entry menu commands. ARCHIVE RETRIEVAL SYSTEM Create and maintain your own magazine archives with all of the above great features, plus: User defined search keys. Z80 data entry and edit routines. Super fast in-memory key file sorting. Up to 500 model I and 1000 model III records. READY TO RUN DATA DISKS No typing necessary. Entire year of 80 microcomputing. Covers every article and program published. General and programmers' archives' programs disks for use with both of the above. Retrieval System 80 29.95 Archive Retrieval System 44.95 General Data 80 & 81 each 29.95 Program Data 80 & 81 each 29.95 Rainbow Software Services catalogue only $3. (Catalogue price applied toward your first order) For 48K I/III 2 Disk TRSDOS and NEW/DOS/80 2.0 MAIL ORDERS: Rainbow Software Services Ltd. 7070B Farrell Road Southeast Calgary, Alberta. T2H 0T2 Canada VISA AND MASTERCARD ORDERS: 1 (403) 253-6142
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Archive Utilities v0.00

Kim Watt

M3 · 1983 · CMA

archvkwc.zip

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Archive3 ACH v1.0.1

Charles B Harper (x2023)

M3 · 1986 · CMD

arc3ach1.zip

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Archive3 ACH v1.0.1

Charles B Harper (x2023)

M1 · 1986 · CMD

arc3ach2.zip

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Archive4 v1.0.1

Helpware

M4 · 1985 · CMD

arc4101h.zip

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Archive4 v3.2.2

Charles B Harper (x2023)

M4 · 1986 · CMD

arc4322a.zip

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Archive4 v3.3.0

Charles B Harper (x2023)

M4 · CMD

arc4v330.zip

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Archive4 v3.3.1 [Set 1]

Charles B Harper (x2023)

M4 · 1986 · CMD

arc4v331.zip

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Archive4 v3.3.1 [Set 2]

Charles B Harper (x2023)

M4 · 1986 · CMD

arc4331b.zip

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Archive4 v3.3.2

Charles B Harper (x2023)

M4 · 1986 · CMD

arc4v332.zip

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Archive4 v4.0.0

Charles B Harper (x2023)

M4 · 1986 · CMD

arc4v400.zip

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ARCTools

David Huelsmann (x2012)

M4 · 1992 · CMD

arctools.zip

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Area Code Locater [Input Area Code]

Author Unknown

M4 · BAS

areacode.zip

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Area Computation

John R Olsen Jr

M0 · CAS

arecmpro.zip

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Area Estimates

Craig S Buchanan

M1 · BAS

areaescb.zip

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Area of a Cube

Sherri Orr

M1 · BAS

areacube.zip

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Area of a Cylinder

Sherri Orr

M1 · 1980 · BAS

areacyln.zip

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Area of a Polygon

C W Evans

M1 · BAS

areapol1.zip

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Area of a Polygon [Number of Vertices]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

areapoly.zip

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Arena

Spudsoft Marketing

M1 · BAS

arenaspm.zip

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Arena of Octos

Al Johnson

M1 · 1981 · BAS

arnoctos.zip

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Arena Tank Battle

CLOAD

M1 · 1984 · CMD

arntnkbt.zip

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Argus Chronicle

Edu-Ware East

M1 · 1981 · CMD

arguschr.zip

THE ARGUS CHRONICLE STARDATE 12756.3 An explosion has destroyed the main engines aboard the deep space explorer, the ARGUS. The ship is drifting with only maneuvering power. The life support systems are failing and the main radios are dead. Ahead lies Spacestation ALPHA. A frantic call for help on the emergency transmitter brings only silence. Your only chance for survival is to reach the safety of Spacestation ALPHA. SPACE STATION ALPHA DEAD AHEAD. THE DOCKING LAMP IS LIT For an out of this world mystery, order this classic machine language adventure. 819.95/cassette 824.95/disc (L2-16K/cass 32K/disc) MOD1,3 EDU-WARE EAST P.O. Box 336 Maynard, Mass. 01754 617-568-8641 Visa, Mastercard and phone orders accepted. Mass. residents add 5% tax. Overseas orders add $2 for air shipment. Ask about our cassette duplicating service.
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Arith-Magic [Childrens Learning Game]MISSING

Quality Educational Designs

Mainly Mathematics For many children, learning math can be a chore. Arith-Magic ($35) makes learning math fun by letting children from grades 4 and up explore mathematical questions in three math games. Children develop and learn the concepts of areas and perimeters as they play the games. One program, Squarea, shows patterns in perfect squares; Rectangle lays the groundwork for factoring; Perarea covers area and perimeter and demonstrates how to compare sets of numbers. The programs raise important questions about measurement, and require familiarity with addition and multiplication. Arith-Magic runs on the Models III and 4 with 32K of memory. Contact Quality Educational Designs, P.O. Box 12486, Portland, OR 97212, 503-287-8137 for more information.
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Arithmekid

R Baker

M1 · BAS

arthmkid.zip

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Arithmetic

Phil Feldman + Tom Rugg

M1 · 1979 · BAS

arthpftr.zip

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Arithmetic Drill Place Value [Your Choice 123 or 4]

Author Unknown

M1 · 1984 · BAS

artdrlpv.zip

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Arithmetic Drill [Demonstration Addition Subtraction Multiplication Division]

Advanced Graphics

M1 · BAS

arithdrl.zip

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Arithmetic Drill [Randomly Generate 2 Numbers]

G M Leupp

M1 · BAS

artdrlgl.zip

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Arithmetic Mean

57 Practical Programs

M1 · BAS

arthmean.zip

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Arithmetic [Addition Subtraction Multiplication Division]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

aritasmd.zip

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Arithmetic [What Type of Problem Shall We Do]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

arithmet.zip

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Arizona State Trailer Sale Manager [1-Clear 2-Recall 3-Store 4-Customer 5-Vehicle]

Financial Software Services

M3 · 1983 · DMK

astractr.zip

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Ark v0.35

Brian E Moore

M8 · DMK

ark035bm.zip

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Ark v0.4

Brian E Moore

M8 · DMK

ark04bem.zip

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Ark v1.1

Brian E Moore

M8 · 1989 · COM

ark11bem.zip

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Armageddon II

Pacific Software

M1 · 1984 · BAS

armgd2ps.zip

In Armageddon you defeat other players through diplomacy and military action. The Nuclear Solution? Continent by continent, the world has succumbed to revolution. As the leader of one continent in a post-revolutionary world, your survival depends on defeating up to five other countries. Armageddon 1998 is a world politics/nuclear war game that pits you against one to five other players to determine who will be the next world leader. You start by building up your country's economic and military might. You can form alliances, build hospitals, build antiballistic missile systems and ICBMs, and send secret messages to your allies. In addition to military strength, you must invest in farming to feed the population and generate propaganda to keep your countrymen from revolting. Eventually, combat or nuclear strikes are necessary to eliminate opponents. To win you must crush all opponents, keep the economy in good shape, prevent revolution, and gather taxes to pay for defense. Armageddon 1998 requires a 48K Model I, III, or 4 and is available on disk for $19.95 plus $2 postage. For more information contact Pacific Software, P.O. Box 1295, La Canada, CA 91011, 818-795-2178.
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Armageddon [The Year 1997]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

armgdn97.zip

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Armchair Admiral

Eversoft

M1 · BAS

armadmrl.zip

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Armstrong Number Calculator

Bob Kozal (x2023)

M1 · BAS

armstrbk.zip

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Arrange [Student Grading]

George Sargent

M1 · BAS

arranggs.zip

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Arranger Data File Reader with Sort v1.0

Phil Ereaut

M1 · 1989 · CMA

arfl10pe.zip

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Arranger Data File Reader with Sort v3.1

Phil Ereaut

M1 · 1989 · CMA

arfl31pe.zip

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Arranger v1.1 [Original]

Dan Foy

M1 · 1982 · DMK

arrngr11.zip

THE ARRANGER Our poor DISKLIB program is finally being laid to rest. With all the operating systems on the market, a special set of coding was required to read LDOS, TRSDOS, NEWDOS/80 (1.0 and 2.0) and DOSPLUS for the Models I and III! We needed someone special to write this program, and only one software house could possibly provide the intricate code necessary -- Circle J Software! The boys at Circle J were awfully busy, but they did offer to act as counselor for the project and provide the information needed to get the ball rolling. They did, and the product is now in the final stages of testing. Anticipated release date is May 1st, but could be sooner. The Arranger will allow you to read ALL your diskettes, both Model I and III, on a Model III or a Model I with double density. This statement specifically applies to those operating systems mentioned; we do not support CP/M (ugh!). The entire program is written in Z-80 code, including the sort routine (sort by filename or by disk name). The Arranger allows selective retrieval by file or disk, including 'wild card' searches such as ?/BAS to pull up any programs with that extension. You can also ask for all disk names with 'nn' free grans! But the best part is keeping your library up to date: The Arranger is the first program that will read your directory, and actually REPLACE the previous directory information! Makes it so easy! It's impossible to add the same diskette twice! Disk names may be entered manually, or The Arranger will zap them onto your disk for you! Because complete control of the system is needed, and data must be arranged for the largest possible libraries, The Arranger comes on a specially formatted diskette that cannot be backed up by regular procedures. There is a built in backup procedure, but it does require that you 'read in' at least 10 diskettes prior to backup. The Arranger is available two ways: Single density only, and the double density version (the latter will handle everything, including single density, but will not boot on systems without a 1791 FDC). Please specify which version you want when you order. The same version works on either Model I or III systems. We're very proud to add this program to our list of top quality programs, and extend a warm & hearty 'THANK YOU!' to both Dan Foy (author) and Jesse Bob (consultant) for a job well done. The Arranger is $29.95 and is supplied on diskette.
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Arranger v2.0

Dan Foy

M3 · 1983 · DMK

arrangr1.zip

THE ARRANGER Our poor DISKLIB program is finally being laid to rest. With all the operating systems on the market, a special set of coding was required to read LDOS, TRSDOS, NEWDOS/80 (1.0 and 2.0) and DOSPLUS for the Models I and III! We needed someone special to write this program, and only one software house could possibly provide the intricate code necessary -- Circle J Software! The boys at Circle J were awfully busy, but they did offer to act as counselor for the project and provide the information needed to get the ball rolling. They did, and the product is now in the final stages of testing. Anticipated release date is May 1st, but could be sooner. The Arranger will allow you to read ALL your diskettes, both Model I and III, on a Model III or a Model I with double density. This statement specifically applies to those operating systems mentioned; we do not support CP/M (ugh!). The entire program is written in Z-80 code, including the sort routine (sort by filename or by disk name). The Arranger allows selective retrieval by file or disk, including 'wild card' searches such as ?/BAS to pull up any programs with that extension. You can also ask for all disk names with 'nn' free grans! But the best part is keeping your library up to date: The Arranger is the first program that will read your directory, and actually REPLACE the previous directory information! Makes it so easy! It's impossible to add the same diskette twice! Disk names may be entered manually, or The Arranger will zap them onto your disk for you! Because complete control of the system is needed, and data must be arranged for the largest possible libraries, The Arranger comes on a specially formatted diskette that cannot be backed up by regular procedures. There is a built in backup procedure, but it does require that you 'read in' at least 10 diskettes prior to backup. The Arranger is available two ways: Single density only, and the double density version (the latter will handle everything, including single density, but will not boot on systems without a 1791 FDC). Please specify which version you want when you order. The same version works on either Model I or III systems. We're very proud to add this program to our list of top quality programs, and extend a warm & hearty 'THANK YOU!' to both Dan Foy (author) and Jesse Bob (consultant) for a job well done. The Arranger is $29.95 and is supplied on diskette.
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Arranger v2.0 [Double Density][Dual Boot]

Dan Foy

M13 · 1983 · DMK

arng2db1.zip

THE ARRANGER Our poor DISKLIB program is finally being laid to rest. With all the operating systems on the market, a special set of coding was required to read LDOS, TRSDOS, NEWDOS/80 (1.0 and 2.0) and DOSPLUS for the Models I and III! We needed someone special to write this program, and only one software house could possibly provide the intricate code necessary -- Circle J Software! The boys at Circle J were awfully busy, but they did offer to act as counselor for the project and provide the information needed to get the ball rolling. They did, and the product is now in the final stages of testing. Anticipated release date is May 1st, but could be sooner. The Arranger will allow you to read ALL your diskettes, both Model I and III, on a Model III or a Model I with double density. This statement specifically applies to those operating systems mentioned; we do not support CP/M (ugh!). The entire program is written in Z-80 code, including the sort routine (sort by filename or by disk name). The Arranger allows selective retrieval by file or disk, including 'wild card' searches such as ?/BAS to pull up any programs with that extension. You can also ask for all disk names with 'nn' free grans! But the best part is keeping your library up to date: The Arranger is the first program that will read your directory, and actually REPLACE the previous directory information! Makes it so easy! It's impossible to add the same diskette twice! Disk names may be entered manually, or The Arranger will zap them onto your disk for you! Because complete control of the system is needed, and data must be arranged for the largest possible libraries, The Arranger comes on a specially formatted diskette that cannot be backed up by regular procedures. There is a built in backup procedure, but it does require that you 'read in' at least 10 diskettes prior to backup. The Arranger is available two ways: Single density only, and the double density version (the latter will handle everything, including single density, but will not boot on systems without a 1791 FDC). Please specify which version you want when you order. The same version works on either Model I or III systems. We're very proud to add this program to our list of top quality programs, and extend a warm & hearty 'THANK YOU!' to both Dan Foy (author) and Jesse Bob (consultant) for a job well done. The Arranger is $29.95 and is supplied on diskette.
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Arranger v2.1 [Double Density]

Dan Foy

M3 · 1983 · DMK

arrng21c.zip

THE ARRANGER Our poor DISKLIB program is finally being laid to rest. With all the operating systems on the market, a special set of coding was required to read LDOS, TRSDOS, NEWDOS/80 (1.0 and 2.0) and DOSPLUS for the Models I and III! We needed someone special to write this program, and only one software house could possibly provide the intricate code necessary -- Circle J Software! The boys at Circle J were awfully busy, but they did offer to act as counselor for the project and provide the information needed to get the ball rolling. They did, and the product is now in the final stages of testing. Anticipated release date is May 1st, but could be sooner. The Arranger will allow you to read ALL your diskettes, both Model I and III, on a Model III or a Model I with double density. This statement specifically applies to those operating systems mentioned; we do not support CP/M (ugh!). The entire program is written in Z-80 code, including the sort routine (sort by filename or by disk name). The Arranger allows selective retrieval by file or disk, including 'wild card' searches such as ?/BAS to pull up any programs with that extension. You can also ask for all disk names with 'nn' free grans! But the best part is keeping your library up to date: The Arranger is the first program that will read your directory, and actually REPLACE the previous directory information! Makes it so easy! It's impossible to add the same diskette twice! Disk names may be entered manually, or The Arranger will zap them onto your disk for you! Because complete control of the system is needed, and data must be arranged for the largest possible libraries, The Arranger comes on a specially formatted diskette that cannot be backed up by regular procedures. There is a built in backup procedure, but it does require that you 'read in' at least 10 diskettes prior to backup. The Arranger is available two ways: Single density only, and the double density version (the latter will handle everything, including single density, but will not boot on systems without a 1791 FDC). Please specify which version you want when you order. The same version works on either Model I or III systems. We're very proud to add this program to our list of top quality programs, and extend a warm & hearty 'THANK YOU!' to both Dan Foy (author) and Jesse Bob (consultant) for a job well done. The Arranger is $29.95 and is supplied on diskette.
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Array Addition [Printer output only]

Jeff B Lloyd

M1 · 1982 · BAS

arraddjl.zip

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Array Element Loader [Loading 1234 Into Each Element]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

arreleld.zip

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Arrl Oscar 8 Orbit Program [Did You Save Data][h WB5MPU]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

aros8orb.zip

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Arrow AmbushMISSING

Softlex Games

M13

Arrow m bush an exciting new game by SOFTLEX Games . TRS-80 mod. 1 level II . gets harder as you get better . written in unprotected BASIC for easy user modifications . $9.95 (cassette, postage paid) SOFTLEX Games 40 Highland Avenue Lexington, MA 02173 Name____________________ Address__________________ City________State____Zip____ Send $9.95 NOW!
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Arrow Key Editor

Chris Joy

M3 · SRC

arrkeycj.zip

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Arrow One Adventure [June 1982 Softside Adventure of the Month]MISSING

Softside

June #13 Arrow One Adventure You are Adam Trent, a trouble-shooter for the Federation of Space. You descend to an alien planet and make a horrifying discovery, which impels you into a desperate and dangerous quest. This unique science fiction adventure will test your skills and ingenuity. Send me Adventures - Six month subscription: Cassette - $29 Disk - $49 Individual adventures (please specify) Cassette - $7 each Disk - $10 each
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Arrow Program [Fast or Slow]

Jim C Pickett

M1 · BAS

arrprgjp.zip

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Arrow2 [How Many Arrows]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

arrow2hm.zip

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Art Gallery

Stuart C Tetley + Andrew N Tetley

M1 · BAS

artgalat.zip

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Art Show

Smith Family

M1 · BAS

artshwsf.zip

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Art [Look Create]

Lee Gladen

M1 · BAS

artleegl.zip

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Artesian Invasion

Quantum Software

M3 · 1983 · CMD

artsinvn.zip

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Artifical Intelligence

Robert S French

M1 · 1982 · BAS

artintrf.zip

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Artificial Intelligence v1.0 [Just Shows a Question Mark]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

artintl1.zip

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Artificial Life

Lex Landa

M4 · 1994 · BAS

artlifll.zip

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Artillery 2000

David Lo

M1 · 1983 · BAS

art2000b.zip

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Artillery 2000 v3.3

David Lo

M1 · 1983 · BAS

artl2k33.zip

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Artillery 3 [Welcome to War 3]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

artiler3.zip

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Artillery Gunner

Loren Pechtel

M1 · 1984 · BAS

artgunlp.zip

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Artillery Gunner

Loren Pechtel

M3 · 1984 · CMD

artgunnr.zip

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Artillery Shoot [Pick Muzzle Velocity Angle of Elevation]

Author Unknown

M1 · BAS

artshoot.zip

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Artillery-3 War Game [Stance Muzzle Velocity]

Author Unknown

M4 · BAS

artllry3.zip

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ARTINT [Unknown Game][From Charles Guy]

Charles Guy (x2004)

M1 · BAS

artintcg.zip

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ASCII and Binary Conversion Utility v1.0

Scott McCagg

M4 · 1983 · CMD

ascbincv.zip

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