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EasyData v2.0
ezdat201.zip
Appears in Issue 059 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
Create new mailing lists, review existing lists, handle changes of address, delete cancelled names, sort lists, and purge duplicate names from your files. Complete on-screen instructions tell you in plain english exactly how to accomplish all of these tasks.
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EasyData v2.0
ezdata20.zip
Appears in Issue 059 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
Create new mailing lists, review existing lists, handle changes of address, delete cancelled names, sort lists, and purge duplicate names from your files. Complete on-screen instructions tell you in plain english exactly how to accomplish all of these tasks.
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EasyData v2.1 [TD13]
ezdata23.zip
Appears in Issue 059 of 80 Microcomputing
Article Begins:
Create new mailing lists, review existing lists, handle changes of address, delete cancelled names, sort lists, and purge duplicate names from your files. Complete on-screen instructions tell you in plain english exactly how to accomplish all of these tasks.
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EasyDos Directory And File Manager v1.06c [LD]
ezd106cl.zip
EasyDos Directory And File Manager v1.06c [TD62]
ezd106ct.zip
EasyDos Directory And File Manager v1.06c [TD62][Original]
ezdos16c.zip
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Easypro Word Processor v1.0MISSING
EASYPRO WORDPROCESSOR FEATURES 4 way cursor control. Repeat key. Scrolling. Machine language operation. Continuous indication of line no., cursor position, and end of file. Insert/delete character to end of paragraph. Insert/delete line or block. Block copy. Block move. Global find. Compressed ASCII data storage. Partial/complete saves to disk or tape. Load and insert from disk or tape. Large data files can be processed with nxt comnd. Edit ASCII Basic files. Upper/lower case printout. Printout separates line at nearest word. Printout of specified lines to specified spacing, margins, line length. Control of printer with control characters. Headers. Page length control. ORDERING INFORMATION Send $29.95 plus $3.00 for handling to:---) Check or Money order accepted. For Model I or III 32K or 48K Disk or Tape FGA Software 191 Woburn St. Reading, MA 01867 (617) 468-1634
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Easypro Word Processor v2.0MISSING
EASYPRO 2.0 Word Processor STILL ONLY $35.95 . Easy to use. Full screen editing. Written in fast machine language code. Can accept text at the rate of 64 characters per second. Any printer that can use the BASIC's LPRINT without auxiliary software will work with this word-processor. Dynamic display of line number, cursor position and end of text line appear on the first line of the video display. Prompts will also appear on the first line to assist the user in implementing various processor commands. DOS error messages appear on the first line. Repeat key. User selectable repeat key rate. Global find. Global search and replace or delete within text or block. Block move, copy or delete of text. Single keystroke insertion/deletion of character or line. Scrolling by line or page - up or down. Scrolls at the rate of 20 lines per second. Scrolls also page by page (15 lines to a video page). Scrolling will wrap around to the top or bottom of the buffer. Enter the line number and jump to that line in the buffer. Set tab positions as on a typewriter. Bi-directional tabbing. Underline, expanded characters, control character pitches, enhanced type, condensed type, intermix printer controls - including right justify, margins, etc. within a line. User-definable headers and page numbers. User-definable left margins, line length (3 to 255), page length, and form length. All imbedded within the text for dynamic printer control. Upper/lower case printout (on printers that accept lower case) even on computer videos that don't display lower case. Dynamic printer control of margins, line length, type size, fonts, page length. The dynamic control of the margins will allow indenting so that outlines may be printed and still be properly right justified. Permits embedding ASCII printer commands into the text. Save printer control codes to be used and applied to defined mnemonics. Prints text to nearest word or right justifies. User can control right margin. Printout lines with lengths of up to 255 characters. Block load and insert or append. Block or total save to user specified files. Exit program to issue DOS commands and then return to the text intact. Full screen editing of BASIC, EDTASM, or other ASCII files. Stores text in standard ASCII format. Edit, load, and save files larger than the buffer size and still load or save blocks of text to files other than the open file. Works with TRSDOS, TRSDOS III, LDOS, MULTIDOS, DBLDOS, and other common operating systems. 97% CUSTOMER SATISFACTION RATE TRS80 MODEL, I OR MODEL III. DISK (48K) OR TAPE (32K OR 48K) (617) 334-3741 FGA SOFTWARE 11 Hampton Court Lynnfield, MA 01940
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EasyTerm v4.0
easyterm.zip
EasyTerm v4.01
eztrm401.zip
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Eat
eatjefkl.zip
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Eaters
eatersjz.zip
EATOIA [BASIC Enhancer Comment Stripper Macro Definition IO Syntax Variable Name Shortcuts]
eatoiabe.zip
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Echo Memory Game
echmemgm.zip
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Echocardiographic Tracing Analyzer [Enter Data Obtained from 14 Mode Tracings]
echocard.zip
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ECI Modifier v1.2 [for ECI v3.6]
ecimod12.zip
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ECI/IFC Extended Command Interpreter v1.1.1
eciifc11.zip
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ECI3 v3.6 [Extended Command Interpreter]
eci3v36e.zip
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Ecological ModelingMISSING
Eight programs introducing techniques for modeling ecological systems. Students test hypotheses and predict results by controlling initial population, growth rate, time length of simulation, and other parameters.<br>Price: $60.00
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Ecology Simulations 1 [Pop Sterl Tag Buffalo]
ecosm1cc.zip
Ecology Simulations-1 CS-3201 Cassette (16K) $24.95 CS-3501 Disk (32K) $24.95 . The POP series of models examines three different methods of population projection, including exponential, S-shaped or logistical, and logistical with low density effects. At the same time the programs introduce the concept of successive refinement of a model, since each POP model adds more details than the previous one. Sterl STERL allows you to investigate the effectiveness of two different methods of pest control-the use of pesticides and the release of sterile males into the fly population. The concept of a more environmentally sound approach versus traditional chemical methods is introduced. In addition, STERL demonstrates the effectiveness of an integrated approach over either alternative by itself. Tag TAG simulates the tagging and recovery method that is used by scientists to estimate animal populations. You attempt to estimate the bass population in a warm-water, bass-bluegill farm pond. Tagged fish are released in the pond and samples are recovered at timed intervals. By presenting a detailed simulation of real sampling by 'tagging and recovery,' TAG helps you to understand this process. Buffalo BUFFALO simulates the yearly cycle of buffalo population growth and decline, and allows you to investigate the effects of different herd management policies. Simulations such as BUFFALO allow you to explore 'What if' questions and experiment with approaches that might be disastrous in real life.<br><br>Sourcebook:<br>The simulations are adaptions of huntington II project. Pop: explores u.s. Demography, sterl: is a fly control exercise, tag: shows some tagging and recovery methods and buffalo: deals with herd management.<br>Price: $24.95 disk, $24.95 cassette
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Ecology Simulations 2 [Original][Pollution Rats Malaria Diet]
ecosm2cc.zip
Ecology Simulations-2 CS-3202 Cassette (16K) $24.95 CS-3502 Disk (32K) $24.95 . POLLUTE focuses on one part of the water pollution problem; the accumulation of certain waste materials in waterways and their effect on dissolved oxygen levels in the water. You can use the computer to investigate the effects of different variables such as the body of water, temperature, and the rate of dumping waste material. Various types of primary and secondary waste treatment, as well as the impact of scientific and economic decisions can be examined. Rats In RATS, you play the role of a Health Department official devising an effective, practical plant to control rats. The plan may combine the use of sanitation and slow kill and quick kill poisons to eliminate a rat population. It is also possible to change the initial population size, growth rate, and whether the simulation will take place in an apartment building or an entire city. Malaria With MALARIA, you are a Health Official trying to control a malaria epidemic while taking into account financial considerations in setting up a program. The budgeted use of field hospitals, drugs for the ill, three types of pesticides, and preventative medication, must be properly combined for an effective control program. Diet DIET is designed to explore the effect of four basic substances, protein, lipids, calories and carbohydrates, on your diet. You enter a list of the types and amounts of food eaten in a typical day, as well as your age, weight, sex, health and a physical activity factor. DIET is particularly valuable in indicating how a diet can be changed to raise or lower body weights and provide proper nutrition.<br><br>Sourcebook:<br>These simulations are related to the health and environmental sciences: pollute, deals with water pollution; rats, with rat control; malaria, with a malaria epidemic and diet, examines your food intake.<br>Price: $24.95 disk, $24.95 cassette
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Economic Forecasting SystemMISSING
Economic Forecasting Program A program for the 48K Model III by Michael L. Tindall, professor of economics at the University of Texas at San Antonio, uses current data and users' hypotheses to forecast the state of the national economy for several quarters into the future. Given current figures (the user edits and updates the data each quarter) and assumptions about the money supply and price of energy, the $500 program predicts key economic variables such as current- and constant-dollar Gross National Product, the GNP Deflator price index for goods and services, the price index for plant and equipment, the average hourly wage rate, and the unemployment rate. It also forecasts interest figures such as the prime rate and rates for three-month treasury bills and bank certificates of deposit. A second program ($250) recommends changes in or creates new common stock portfolios, letting investors diversify their portfolios according to industry classification and riskiness of assets. The user supplies a list of up to 100 stocks, giving name, price per share, dividend, and risk and industry classifications; the program assembles portfolios based on the user's desired percentages of stock in each industry and risk sector. For more information, contact Michael L. Tindall, University of Texas at San Antonio, Department of Economics, San Antonio, TX 78285, 512-699-8627.
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Economic Simulation
econmcec.zip
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EconomicsMISSING
5 TRS-80 Diskette, 32K; Backup...$159.00<br>5 Network 3 TRS-80 Diskettes...$477.00<br>What is Economics? - Interactive exercises and review questions help your students learn about the meaning of economics and the concepts of needs, wants, and factors of production. Economics: Definitions and Laws - Beginning with the Law of Scarcity, students learn the fundamental questions every economics system has to answer: production possibilities, opportunity costs, and supply and demand. Totally interactive through the use of exercises, questions, supply and demand curves, and production possibility charts and graphs. Economic Systems: Traditional, Command, Market - Allows students to see how each of these systems deals with the basic questions of economics. Capitalism, Communism and Socialism - Compares these 3 dominant systems and allows students to examine the following concepts within the framework of the three systems: use of capital goods, labor, planning, profit, and role of government. Graphs provided including money flow and planning in each of the economies. Teacher's Class Demonstration: Economic Models - Contains the major graphics and models from the previous four programs. Teachers can select models and graphics of their choice for use in class demonstrations. These include: law of scarcity, production possibilities, supply and demand, factors of production, needs and wants, functions of money, role of labor and comparisons of economic systems. Excellent teacher's lesson planner with extensive helps.
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Economics: What How and For WhomMISSING
ECONOMICS: WHAT, HOW, & FOR WHOM? Learning the basic principles of economics can be easier than ever with this comprehensive package. Five units are included: What is Economics?; Definitions and Laws; Economic Systems; Capitalism, Communism, and Socialism; and Economic Models, a classroom demonstration unit. A Teacher's Lesson Planner helps you to integrate the programs into your curriculum; five disks with back-ups are included. Grade level is 10 and up; available for the Apple II and the TRS-80 with 48K. 'Supply' the answers to your students' 'demands' with ECONOMICS! 3X-6100TD Economics (TRS-80) $159.00
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ED Editor
ededitor.zip
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ED v6.1
ed61rfdi.zip
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ED v6.2
ed62rfdi.zip
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Edaid: Programs for Elementary EducationMISSING
Program set, grades 1-5.COMPUTER tells exactly what math or spelling errors made and reports to teacher. Rewards with many animations. Spelling prompted by tapes you make. Many features described in free pamphlet.<br>Price: $69.00
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eds1340a.zip
EDAS EDAS A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. All EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly form memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. EDAS is priced at $79 plus $3 S&H. A 72-page manual included.
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eds1350a.zip
EDAS The Best Editor/Assembler for PMC/TRS Disc Systems A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. ALL EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly from memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. Cat. EDAS 79.95 A 72-page manual included. Add $3 for shipping and handling.
eds3350b.zip
EDAS The Best Editor/Assembler for PMC/TRS Disc Systems A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. ALL EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly from memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. Cat. EDAS 79.95 A 72-page manual included. Add $3 for shipping and handling.
EDAS Editor/Assembler v3.5 [NEWDOS]
eds1350c.zip
EDAS The Best Editor/Assembler for PMC/TRS Disc Systems A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. ALL EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly from memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. Cat. EDAS 79.95 A 72-page manual included. Add $3 for shipping and handling.
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EDAS Editor/Assembler v3.5.2 [Set 1][Original]
eds1352a.zip
MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSY EDAS 3.5 EDAS is a sophisticated Editor and Assembler for TRS-80 I & III . All text may be input in upper or lower case. Assemble directly from one or more disk files via GET. Assemble to disk or memory . Binary, octal, decimal, hex, and string constants; Multiple constants may be input on a single line. CMDFILE utility included. Conditional assembly support. Cross-Reference utility. DOS functions DIR, FREE, KILL, and LIST are supported. 14-character labels including special chars. '@', '$', '-', '?'. Editor includes block move, global change, renumber, find. EDTASM & M-80 source files can be read or written. Expression evaluator supports +, -, , /, MOD plus logical AND, OR, and XOR. Paged & titled listings with page numbers and date/time. PAGE, TITLE, SUBTTL, SPACE, & COM pseudo-ops supported. Set memory size, page prompt, JCL execution, Abort option. EDAS is supported with TRSDOS compatible DOSs (LDOS, VTOS). Price is $79.00 + $4.00. S&H. SASOSIM SASOSIM SASOSIM S
EDAS Editor/Assembler v3.5.2 [Set 2]
eds1352b.zip
MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSY EDAS 3.5 EDAS is a sophisticated Editor and Assembler for TRS-80 I & III . All text may be input in upper or lower case. Assemble directly from one or more disk files via GET. Assemble to disk or memory . Binary, octal, decimal, hex, and string constants; Multiple constants may be input on a single line. CMDFILE utility included. Conditional assembly support. Cross-Reference utility. DOS functions DIR, FREE, KILL, and LIST are supported. 14-character labels including special chars. '@', '$', '-', '?'. Editor includes block move, global change, renumber, find. EDTASM & M-80 source files can be read or written. Expression evaluator supports +, -, , /, MOD plus logical AND, OR, and XOR. Paged & titled listings with page numbers and date/time. PAGE, TITLE, SUBTTL, SPACE, & COM pseudo-ops supported. Set memory size, page prompt, JCL execution, Abort option. EDAS is supported with TRSDOS compatible DOSs (LDOS, VTOS). Price is $79.00 + $4.00. S&H. SASOSIM SASOSIM SASOSIM S
EDAS Editor/Assembler v3.5.2 [Set 3]
eds1352c.zip
MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSYS MISOSY EDAS 3.5 EDAS is a sophisticated Editor and Assembler for TRS-80 I & III . All text may be input in upper or lower case. Assemble directly from one or more disk files via GET. Assemble to disk or memory . Binary, octal, decimal, hex, and string constants; Multiple constants may be input on a single line. CMDFILE utility included. Conditional assembly support. Cross-Reference utility. DOS functions DIR, FREE, KILL, and LIST are supported. 14-character labels including special chars. '@', '$', '-', '?'. Editor includes block move, global change, renumber, find. EDTASM & M-80 source files can be read or written. Expression evaluator supports +, -, , /, MOD plus logical AND, OR, and XOR. Paged & titled listings with page numbers and date/time. PAGE, TITLE, SUBTTL, SPACE, & COM pseudo-ops supported. Set memory size, page prompt, JCL execution, Abort option. EDAS is supported with TRSDOS compatible DOSs (LDOS, VTOS). Price is $79.00 + $4.00. S&H. SASOSIM SASOSIM SASOSIM S
EDAS Editor/Assembler v3.52 [Set 1]
eds3352d.zip
EDAS The Best Editor/Assembler for PMC/TRS Disc Systems A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. ALL EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly from memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. Cat. EDAS 79.95 A 72-page manual included. Add $3 for shipping and handling.
EDAS Editor/Assembler v3.52 [Set 2]
eds3352e.zip
EDAS The Best Editor/Assembler for PMC/TRS Disc Systems A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. ALL EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly from memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. Cat. EDAS 79.95 A 72-page manual included. Add $3 for shipping and handling.
EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.0
eds7400a.zip
MISOSYS MISOSYS is proud to announce EDAS, a sophisticated Z-80 Editor Assembler for the '80 Model I & Model III EDAS JUST LOOK AT THESE FEATURES EDAS . All EDAS commands and source text may be entered in either upper case or lower case providing ease of operation as a text editor Direct assembly from memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives entered into the text buffer. This provides for a symbol table buffer area of over thirty thousand bytes with text buffer equal to your drive capacity! . Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! Branch allows you to execute your program, that has been assembled to memory, and then return to EDAS Source and object files interface directly with disk using TRSDOS (tm), VTOS (tm), or other compatible system DOS 'System' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change allows the user to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text Great amounts of time and effort were expended to give this Editor Assembler the absolute best in ease of operation and functional efficiency. Optimize assembly programing time; use the Editor Assembler designed with the programmer in mind. EDAS is priced at $79.00 plus $3.00 S&H. A 72-page EDAS reference manual is included. MISOSYS - Dept K 5904 Edgehill Drive Alexandria, Virginia 22303 703-960-2998 Dealer Inquiries Invited
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EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.1b [Set 1][Original]
eds141ba.zip
EDAS The Best Editor/Assembler for PMC/TRS Disc Systems A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. ALL EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly from memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. Cat. EDAS 79.95 A 72-page manual included. Add $3 for shipping and handling.
EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.1b [Set 2]
eds141bb.zip
EDAS The Best Editor/Assembler for PMC/TRS Disc Systems A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. ALL EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly from memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. Cat. EDAS 79.95 A 72-page manual included. Add $3 for shipping and handling.
EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.1b [Set 3]
eds141bc.zip
EDAS The Best Editor/Assembler for PMC/TRS Disc Systems A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. ALL EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly from memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. Cat. EDAS 79.95 A 72-page manual included. Add $3 for shipping and handling.
EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.1b [Set 4]
eds141bd.zip
EDAS The Best Editor/Assembler for PMC/TRS Disc Systems A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. ALL EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly from memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. Cat. EDAS 79.95 A 72-page manual included. Add $3 for shipping and handling.
EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.1b [Set 5][NEWDOS]
eds141be.zip
EDAS The Best Editor/Assembler for PMC/TRS Disc Systems A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. ALL EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly from memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. Cat. EDAS 79.95 A 72-page manual included. Add $3 for shipping and handling.
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eds142aa.zip
EDAS EDAS A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. All EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly form memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. EDAS is priced at $79 plus $3 S&H. A 72-page manual included.
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eds442ab.zip
EDAS EDAS A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. All EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly form memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. EDAS is priced at $79 plus $3 S&H. A 72-page manual included.
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EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.2b [NEWDOS]
eds142ba.zip
EDAS EDAS A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. All EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly form memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. EDAS is priced at $79 plus $3 S&H. A 72-page manual included.
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EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.2c [NEWDOS]
eds142ca.zip
EDAS EDAS A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. All EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly form memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. EDAS is priced at $79 plus $3 S&H. A 72-page manual included.
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EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.3 [Original]
eds1430a.zip
EDAS EDAS A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. All EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly form memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. EDAS is priced at $79 plus $3 S&H. A 72-page manual included.
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EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.3a Updated
eds343au.zip
EDAS EDAS A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. All EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly form memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. EDAS is priced at $79 plus $3 S&H. A 72-page manual included.
EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.3a [Misc Pieces]
eds443ag.zip
EDAS EDAS A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. All EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly form memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. EDAS is priced at $79 plus $3 S&H. A 72-page manual included.
EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.3a [Set 1]
eds143aa.zip
EDAS EDAS A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. All EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly form memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. EDAS is priced at $79 plus $3 S&H. A 72-page manual included.
EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.3a [Set 2]
eds143ab.zip
EDAS EDAS A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. All EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly form memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. EDAS is priced at $79 plus $3 S&H. A 72-page manual included.
EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.3a [Set 3]
eds443ac.zip
EDAS EDAS A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. All EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly form memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. EDAS is priced at $79 plus $3 S&H. A 72-page manual included.
EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.3a [Set 4]
eds443ad.zip
EDAS EDAS A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. All EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly form memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. EDAS is priced at $79 plus $3 S&H. A 72-page manual included.
EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.3a [Set 5][TD13]
eds343ae.zip
EDAS EDAS A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. All EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly form memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. EDAS is priced at $79 plus $3 S&H. A 72-page manual included.
EDAS Editor/Assembler v4.3a [Set 6]
eds443af.zip
EDAS EDAS A sophisticated Editor & Assembler setting the standard for the '80 Model I & Model III. All EDAS commands and SOURCE text can be entered in either upper case or lower case. Direct assembly form memory or disk by means of GET assembler directives. This gives text buffer capacity equal to your drive configuration! 30,000 bytes of symbol table. Direct assembly to disk or memory for faster debugging operations! DOS 'system' command functions KILL, DIR, FREE, and LIST are available from within the environment of EDAS. The Editor, with renumber, maintains command syntax identical to the BASIC editor. Global change permits you to alter a string throughout a designated range of lines while block move relocates lines of text. EDAS is priced at $79 plus $3 S&H. A 72-page manual included.
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(Misosys)[M3].gif)
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EddaCaps Font for HP DeskJet and LaserJet
edacapfn.zip
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EDDI [Electronic Drafting and Design Instrument]
eldrdsrk.zip
(Mike-Mosko)[CPM].gif)
Edfile [Display and Edit Data in Files]
edfilemm.zip
(M-Winter)[M1].gif)
Edi Disk Editor v3.5
edidskmw.zip
DISK EDITOR from Instant Access to any byte on a diskette is possible with the machine language utility. You just give either the track and sector or the filename in order to alter, add, delete, or view information. You can also search a diskette for string of characters. And the data can be dumped to a printer. Both the 35 and 40 track versions are on the same diskette. $39.95
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Edi Page
edipagas.zip
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Edit
editm1dm.zip
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EditMISSING
'Oh No, It's going to take hours to make all those changes!' Don't let this happen to you too! Order your Editor NOW before you forget. This is one utility you can't do without. A must for beginner or advanced Basic programmers alike. Now type a whole screen full of program lines at a time. Move the cursor to any position on the screen and make changes as often as needed just by typing over an existing line. Control Keys allow you to insert or delete characters, while commands do such things as adding or deleting lines, or scrolling the screen display. Renumber command renumbers all program lines plus all references to program lines. EDIT V1.3 Mod III Tape 19.95 EDIT V2.0 Mod III Disk on Tape 21.95 EDIT V2.0 Mod III Disk on Disk 24.95 dcs SOFTWARE 86 Mansel Drive, Landing, N.J., 07850 Tel. 201 398-8281
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EditMISSING
EDIT From Allen Gelder A powerful utility for editing BASIC programs. Allows full-screen, word processor-type editing to save you time and frustration. This machine language program loads into upper, protected memory and is invisible until invoked from the keyboard. EDIT uses a command structure similar to the popular SCRIPSIT word processor, so it is easy to use right away. Block and global commands are supported, so deletions, replacements and other changes to the entire program are extremely easy to do. 16-48K relocatable tape for tape or disk systems $39.95
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Edit Last
editlast.zip
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Edit Text v3.4
edttxt34.zip
(David-McCoy)[M3].gif)
Edit Text v7.0
editext7.zip
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(-)[M3][No-file].gif)
(Southern-Software)[M1].gif)
Edit v6.2.1
edit621s.zip
EDIT: A Major new product from Southern Software. This is the way the professionals create programs! Southern Software's new Full-Screen Editor gives you the function and luxury of a large-system editor. Compared with the TRS-80 built-in editor you get faster program correction, with less keystrokes, much greater program visibility, and as a result, far, far, fewer editing errors. Instead of editing just one program line you can see and modify fifteen at a time. Using typamatic (i.e. automatically repeating) cursor-control keys, you can navigate to any character you want to change, and once there, you can modify, delete or insert characters simply and visibly. The cursor keys also give you controlled automatic scrolling up or down through your program, so that you can 'window' on to any block of fifteen lines. How often have you deleted the wrong line by mistake? How often have you got so tangled up with Change and Insert that in frustration you retyped the whole line? These errors cant happen with the full-screen editor because every change you make is immediately visible. At last you can enjoy programming! You can navigate round your program in a number of ways - by cursor-controlled scrolling, by line number, or by program content. This ability to 'browse' allows you to program creatively and accurately at your keyboard, without pencil and paper. You can find and/or modify one or many occurrences of a program string, and check line number or program variable references. To save keystrokes, you can replicate, copy or move program lines, or blocks of lines. Whether you program yourself, or whether you rely on someone else to program your system, you cannot afford to pass up the productivity improvements that the Southern Software Full-Screen Editor gives you! Specifications: Available on tape (for tape or disk systems), price 17.50 ($40.00). Size: 3072 bytes (Hex 0C00). Over 30 commands and functions. Executes under TRS-80 Level2 BASIC, or DISK BASIC under TRSDOS, NEWDOS, NEWDOS80 and other operating systems. Highlights: o Cursor-controlled scrolling giving maximum program visibility. o All keys automatically repeating (typamatic), including function keys. o Change program content by overtyping, by deletion, or by direct insertion. o Insert new lines, or Copy, Move, Replicate, or Delete existing lines. o Copy, Move, Replicate, or Delete blocks of lines. o Search program for strings of characters. o Replace some or all occurrences of one string by another, with only a few keystrokes.
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(Southern-Software)[M1].gif)
Edit [Original][Self Boot]
editmstr.zip
EDIT: A Major new product from Southern Software. This is the way the professionals create programs! Southern Software's new Full-Screen Editor gives you the function and luxury of a large-system editor. Compared with the TRS-80 built-in editor you get faster program correction, with less keystrokes, much greater program visibility, and as a result, far, far, fewer editing errors. Instead of editing just one program line you can see and modify fifteen at a time. Using typamatic (i.e. automatically repeating) cursor-control keys, you can navigate to any character you want to change, and once there, you can modify, delete or insert characters simply and visibly. The cursor keys also give you controlled automatic scrolling up or down through your program, so that you can 'window' on to any block of fifteen lines. How often have you deleted the wrong line by mistake? How often have you got so tangled up with Change and Insert that in frustration you retyped the whole line? These errors cant happen with the full-screen editor because every change you make is immediately visible. At last you can enjoy programming! You can navigate round your program in a number of ways - by cursor-controlled scrolling, by line number, or by program content. This ability to 'browse' allows you to program creatively and accurately at your keyboard, without pencil and paper. You can find and/or modify one or many occurrences of a program string, and check line number or program variable references. To save keystrokes, you can replicate, copy or move program lines, or blocks of lines. Whether you program yourself, or whether you rely on someone else to program your system, you cannot afford to pass up the productivity improvements that the Southern Software Full-Screen Editor gives you! Specifications: Available on tape (for tape or disk systems), price 17.50 ($40.00). Size: 3072 bytes (Hex 0C00). Over 30 commands and functions. Executes under TRS-80 Level2 BASIC, or DISK BASIC under TRSDOS, NEWDOS, NEWDOS80 and other operating systems. Highlights: o Cursor-controlled scrolling giving maximum program visibility. o All keys automatically repeating (typamatic), including function keys. o Change program content by overtyping, by deletion, or by direct insertion. o Insert new lines, or Copy, Move, Replicate, or Delete existing lines. o Copy, Move, Replicate, or Delete blocks of lines. o Search program for strings of characters. o Replace some or all occurrences of one string by another, with only a few keystrokes.
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Edit-Draw 4
edtdr4lm.zip
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(Tom-Mueller)[M1].gif)
Edit8 Text Editor
edit8tom.zip
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(Jason-Olshefsky)[M3].gif)
(W.J.-de-Bruin)[M1].gif)
Editor
editwjdb.zip
(David-Forbes)[M1].gif)
Editor Assembler v3.2 [Will You Be Using ZSIM]
assemdf1.zip
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(Al-Gibney)[M1].gif)
Editor v1.7
edit17ag.zip