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InhaltPD allgemein

PD FragenPD LieferantenPD suchen

PD detailliertTGM CLUB-DISKETTENBYTELUG Lowerbucks User Group

PD SammlungenTURBO-SIX (T) (TGM-94)TUG TURBO User Group (TGM-94)PC-SIG (S) (TGM-90,9I,92)PC-BLUE (B) (TGM-9I,92)CAPITAL-User Group (CPCUG) (TGM-94)Erosoft englisch (X) (TGM-93)Erosoft deutsch (E) (TGM-93)C Users Group (e)BYTE (BYTE)Lowerbucks User Group (LUG)c't (Cf)DOS-Databox (DOSO)Pascal-Databox (PASD)Gennan PD (GER)TGM(TGM)

PD und rororoPD geordnetPD Top 100PCSoftware ftir Chemiker

1. GRAPHIK (Fonnelzeichnen)2. 3D-GRAPHIK / MOLECULAR MODELLING3. CHEMIKALIENVERWALTUNG4. DAlENBANKEN MIT UNlERSTTZUNG CHEMISCHER

STRUKTUREN5. LEHR- und LERNPROGRAMME6. LIlERATURERSCHLIESSUNG7. LI1ERATURVERWALTUNG8. SPEKTRENANALYSE9. MESSDAlENERFASSUNG und -VERARBEITUNG10. STCHIOMETRIEII.lEXTVERARBEITUNG12. THEORETISCHE CHEMIE13.lELECOMMUNIKATION14. BEZUGSQUELLEN15. WEI1ERFHRENDE LI1ERATUR16. 1.Ergnzung

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Nheres zu dieser Zeitschrift:Bezugsbedinguogen: Einzelheft S SO,-, fr Mitglieder des PCC-TGM im Mitgliedsbeitrag enthalten.Auflage dieser Ausgabe: 11SO Stck.Impressum: Medieninhaber: PCC-TGM (Personal-Computer-Club-TGM), Wexstrae 21, Postfach 59,1202 Wien.Ann1fbeantworter: (0222)/3523983 (Herr GINTHR): Mo,Fr: 9.oo-12.oohMaUbox: (0222)/35 23 982 (8-N-I)BTX: 912213028TELEBOX: RA2 FlALA.GnmdJegeode Richtung: Auf Anwendungen im Unterricht bezogene Informationen ber Personal-ComputerSysteme. Berichte ber Veranstaltungen des Vereins. Beratung der Vereinsmitglieder gem den Statuten des PCC-TGM.Layout und Satz: Walter Riemer, Rosengasse 9, 2102 Bisamberg sowie Franz Fiala, Siccardsburggasse 4/22, 1100WienDruck: CA (Creditanstalt Bankverein), WaUensteinplalZ, 1200 WienErscheinungsort: WienRedaktion und fr den Inhalt verantwortlich: Franz Fiala, Siccardsburggasse 4/1122, 1100 Wien.

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,Autoren verlangt wird, ist nicht hoch,und das vollstndige Handbuch alleinist es wert, die Gebhr zu bezahlen.Manche der so vertriebenen 'User-Supported'-Programme enthalten nichtdie volle Programmversion aber docheine zum Arbeiten ausreichend ge-eIgnete.

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In der 'Sommerausgabe' derPC-NEWS finden Sie Beitrgeber Publieh Domain, sowieeinen Beitrag ber Software frChemiker. Wir ersuchen unsereMitglieder dringend, uns Bei-trge jeder Art zu schicken, dadie Redaktion sonst nicht mehrin der Lage ist, die PC-NEWSin diesem Rhytmus zusammen-zustellen.

PD allgemeinDie f()lgende Begriffsbestimmung isteine Ubersetzung aus dem Deckblattder Zeitschrift 'PC-SIG-Software':

Unter Public Domain (PD) werdenhier alle Programme verstanden, dieunter den Begriffen 'Shareware','User-Supported' und 'Public Domain'verteilt werden. Jeder dieser Vertei-lungsprinzipien ist Bestandteil einerMarketingstrategie. Jeder diese Be-griffe hat seine eigene Bedeutugn,wenn auch 'Shareware' und 'User-Supported' einander sehr nahe stehen.

Es ist zu unterscheiden von urheber-rechtlieh geschtzten Werken wie B-chern, Filmen, Musik und Software.Bei diesen Werken ist die Anfertigungvon Kopien durch gesetzliche Vor-schriften geregelt. 'Public Domain'-Software unterliegt dagegen keinemUrheberschutz. 'Pub!ic Domain'-Soft-ware stammt von Autoren, die keineweiteren Rechte auf der Benutzung ih-rer Programme ableiten wollen unddie auch nicht in Gewinnabsicht diesegeschrieben haben. Jeder kann dieseProdukte (mit wenigen, vom Autor ge-nannten Einschrnkungen) benutzen.

'Shareware' und 'User-Supported' sindda etwas anders. Einige Programmesind durch einen Copyright-Vermerkgeschtzt, andere wieder nicht. Eslaufen aber alle Verfahren darauf hin-aus, da man die Software direkt beimAutor kauft. Man kann die Softwareausprobieren, Sie kommt genauso, wie'Public Domain' ber Verteilerfirmen,sehr preiswert ins Haus. Wenn mannach der Probe die Absicht hat, dasProgramm weiterhin zu benutzen, wirdman in einem Vermerk auf der Dis-ketten, meistens unbersehbar, dazuaufgefordert eine Gebhr an den Autor zu entrichten. Da bei diesem Ver-triebsweg aufwendiges Marketing zurGnze entfllt, kommt man so preis-wert zu oft erstaunlich guten Software-produkten. Die Gebhr, die von den

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Das Vertriebsnetz ist keineswegs nurauf die Verteilerfirmen beschrnkt,man wird eingeladen, das Programmauch Freunden und Bekannten weiter-zugeben.

Im allgemeinen urnfaBt der Kauf desProgramms auch eine Untersttzungdurch den Autor selbst.

Die Gte der Programme reicht voneinfachen aber ntzlichen Dienstpro-grammen, Spielen, bis hin zu kom-plellen Programmsystemen fr Text-verarbeitung, Kalkulation und Daten-banken.

Sehr viele der Programme liegen imSouTee-Code vor, und knnen somitleicht den eigenen Bedrfnissen ange-pat werden.

Praktisch jedes Programm wird von ei-ner ausreichenden Dokumentalions-datei begleitet, sodaB auch Kosten frHandbuchkopien entfallen.

Einige der Programme gehren ei-gentlich zum Grundbestandteil jedesAndwenders der IBM-PC oder kompatiblen Rechners, auf die man unterkeinen Unstnden verzichten sollte!

Eine Anmerkung noch zu ganz purita-nischen 'Public Domain'-Programmen:Bei der 'strengsten' Form der 'PublicDomain' verbietet der Autor die Verteilung des Programms durch jedeprofitorientierte Organisation, interes-santerweise auch dir durch Clubs. Mankann diese Programme, die oft sehrgute Qualitt haben, nur ber wirklichprivate Mailboxen downloaden.

PD FragenF: Auf welchen Computern sind dieProgramme lauffhig?

A: Die meisten der Programme wur-den fr den IBM-PC geschrieben. Fallssie auf Ihrem Rechner IBM PC-DOSverwenden knnen, drfte der Com-puter ausreichend kompatibel sein.Nahezu alle heute angebotenen Gerteentsprechen einem ausreichendenKompatibilittsniveau, so da es in

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dieser Hinsicht keine Probleme gebendrfte. Bei reinen MS-DOS Rechnern,die sich auch hardwaremig vomIBM-PC unterscheiden kann es sein,da nur die Programme laufen, dienicht direkt auf den Bildschirmspei-eher zugreifen, und keine Grafik ver-wenden. BASIC Programme werdenmeist auf Ihrem System Jauffhig sein.wenn Sie ber einen GWBASIC Interpreter verfgen. Aus verstndlichenGrDden wurden die Programme nichtauf jedem der dem Markt befindlichenGerte getestet. Die Programmedrften auch auf den neuen IBMRechnern System/2Iaufen.

Als ausreichend kompatibel gelten.ohne Gewhr und Anspruch auf Voll-stndigkeit folgende Computer:

COMPAQ, SCHNEIDER PC 1512.OLIVETTI M24/M21, KAYPRO PC,COMMODORE PClO/20, ERICSSON, TOSHIBA LAPTOPS, PANA-SONIC, ZENITH, VIKTOR VPC,OSBORNE PC, NCR, TANDOKDIVERSE TAIWAN PRODUKTE(MULTlTECH, PLANTRON, us\\".).

F: Laufen die BASIC Programme aufdem Schneider PC1512 ?

A: Im Prinzip ja, jedoch ist fr ,ieleProgramme ein GW-BASIC Interpreter ntig. Ein Tip: viele GW-BASICInterpreter anderer Rechner laufenvllig problemlos auf dem SchneiderPC 1512.

F: Wie kann ich die Programme Slar-ten?

A: Programme, die als "Anhngsel".BAS tragen, mssen von BASIC ausgestartet werden. Programs mit demAnhngsel ".EXE" oder ".COM' kn-nen, nach dem DOS Be-reitschaftszeichen einfach durch Ein-gabe ihres Namens gestartet werden(ohne Anhngsel). Viele Programmeverfgen ber Dokumentationen. diein Dateien mit dem Anhngsel ".ooegespeichert sind. Diese Dateien soll-ten vor dem Starten der Proeramrncentweder ausgedruckt oder auf demBildschirm ausgelistet werden.

F: Wieviel Speicherplatz bentigen dieProgramme?

A: Falls Sie zumindest ber 256 KBfreien Speicher verfgen, drften Siekeine Probleme haben. Einige Pro-gramme brauchen jedoch mehr Spei-cherplatz.

F: Wieviel Programme urnfaBt die PD?

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A: eim PCCfGM sind zur Zeit ca.1800 Disketten bekannt, die auf meh-rere Sammlungen aufgeteilt sind. Diegrte Sammlung, die der PC-SIGumfat etwa 1000 Disketten. Die zahlder Programme pro Diskette schwanktvon etwa 1 bis 40.

PD LieferantenDer Club hat nur einige Disketten dergroen PD-Sammlungen, da wegendes geringen Preises der Disketteneine Lagerhaltung fr den Club zu ko-stenaufwendig ist.

Wenn Sie ein Programm kaufen, stel-len Sie doch dem Club eine Kopie da-von zur Verfgung. Wir knnen dieProgramme fr Unterrichtszweckeverwenden.

Die groen Sammlungen PC-SIG undPC-BLUE werden wahrscheinlich beiallen Hndlern vorrtig sein. Die klei-neren Sammlungen, insbesondere dieder deutschen Zeitschriften, mssenim Einzelfall erfraget werden.

Wenn Sie weitere PD-Sammlungenkennen, bitten wir Sie, uns diese Ver-zeichnisse zukommen zu lassen, damitwir sie in den PC-NEWS abdruckenknnen.

Die nachfolgenden Firmen vertreibenPD-Disketten.

Video-As, Am Spitz I, 1210 Wien,(0222) 3031 26

COPI, Nagelschmiedgasse 6, 8600Bruck/Mur, (038 62) 56 1 92

PUBLIC-DOMAIN-SERVICE, Al-penstrasse 7, D-go19 Antho-lingjBaiem, (06) (0&9) 3088048

Computer Solutions GmhH, SHA-REWARE Division, Hansa-strae 15, 0-&000 Mnchen 21,(06) (0&9) 3088048

COMPUTER SOLUTIONS GMBH,FREESOFf DIVISION,BELGRADSTR. 9, 0-&000MUENCHEN 40, (06) (089) 3088048

Etosoft, Kaiserstrae 21, 0-7890Waldshut-Tiengen, (06) (07751) 79 20

PD suchenUm das Suchen unter hundertenDiskettentiteln etwas abzukrzen, fin-den Sie unter 'PD geordnet' eine Auf-stellung, geordnet nach Sachgebieten.

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Haben Sie Ihre gewnschte Software-gruppe gefunden, knnen Sie aus denangegebenen Nummern die fr Sierelevanten heraussuchen, indem Siedie Beschreibungen auf den Verzeich-nisdisketten (TGM90-94) lesen.

Der Bereich UTILITIES ist so um-fangreich, da man besser gleich nachdem Taschenbuch (siehe in 'PD undro-ro-ro') greift und die Wichtigstenmit einer guten Beschreibung studiert.

PD detailliertIn unserer heutigen Ausgabe sind aus-schlielich Public-Domain (PD)-erzeichnisse enthalten. Die Verzeich-nisse sind so umfangreich, d~ wir inunserer Zeitschrift nur eine Ubersichtgeben knnen. Die detaillierten Ver-zeichnisse finden Sie auf eigenen Ver-zeichnisdisketten, die Sie bei Bedarfausdrucken knnen um Nheres berdie Programme zu erfahren.

Fr die Sammlungen PC-SIG, pc-BLUE, CPCUG, TURBOSIX, CAPI-TAL und TUBO_UG gibt es detail-lierte Verzeichnisse auf den TGMDisketten TGM-9O - TGM-94.

Fr die Sammlungen LUG, BYTE gibtes keine solchen Verzeichnis-Disket-ten. Daher haben wir die Inhalte deruns bekannten Disketten etwas ge-nauer dargestellt. Daneben fhren wirdie TGM-Diskettensammlung weiter,sie ist ebenfalls hier angefhrt.

TGM CLUB-DISKETfENIn unserer heutigen Ausgabe findenSie neue Clubdisketten. Alle Diskettenstammen aus dem Public-Domain-Be-reich, dem Thema unserer Ausgabe.

TGM-80: Binkley 1(4)Dieses Programmpaket erlaubt es demeigenen pe, gemeinsam mit einemWhImodem, selbstndig mit einerMailbox Kontakt aufzunehmen. DieInitiative kann dabei sowohl von derMailbox, als auch vom Programm Bin-kley ausgehen. Der Anla fr eine sol-che Kontaktaufnahme ist im allgemei-nen der Wunsch, die wohlbekannte In-kosequenz bei der Bentzung vonMailboxen zu reduzieren: Eine Mail-box ist nur dann wirkungsvoll, wennmit einem Minimum an Disziplin re-gelmig in der Box nachgeschaut

wird, ob Nachrichten vorhanden sind.Wird darauf vergessen, dann vergessenauch die Partner bald, da man perMailbox erreichbar ist.

Wenn die Initiative vom ProgrammBinkley, im eigenen PC, ausgeht, dannwerden die Telefonate zu bestimmtenZeiten ausgelst, die das Programmdurch Vergleich mit der eingebautenUhrzeit des PC bestimmt. Im allge-meinen eignen sich dazu vor allem dieNachtsstunden. Um Stromkosten zusparen, sollte man den Rechner wh-rend der Nachtstunden durch eineZeitschaltnbr ein- und auch wiederausschalten lassen. Waren Nachrichtenin der Mailbox vorhanden, dann wer-den sie in ein definiertes Unterinhalts-verzeichnis bertragen. Die bertra-gung geht auergewhnlich rasch vorsich, da keine menschlich bedingtenWartezeiten auftreten und dadurchauch keine a1lzuhohen Kosten auftre-ten.

Noch geringer sind die Kosten, wenndie Mailbox anruft, denn diese ruft nuran. wenn wirklich Nachrichten vorhan-den sind. Dann kann man sich wn-schen, ob sofort nach dem Einlangender Nachrichten oder zu einer be-stimmten Tageszeit zurckgerufenwird.

Voraussetzung fr das richtige Funk-tionieren der Automatik ist, neben ei-nem gewissen Installationsaufwand,da dem nchsten F1DO-Rechner,hier dem TGM-Rechner die eigeneRufnummer bekanntgegeben \\ird. BeiInteresse an einer solchen Automatikrufen Sie bitte unseren Sysop, WernerIllsinger ber die Mailbox oder ber(0222)-604 92 48, abends).HODElIST K2 39167 26.02.88 13.26NODEllST SYS 59940 26.02.88 13.230"" BAT 103 26.02.88 14.070!1"" CTL 175 26.02.88 15.210!1"" EXE 35697 24.10.87 18.56OPUSHODE EXE 26628 12.07.87 16.26opus CTL EXE 21549 4.07.87 13.00PURGENL EXE 9181 19.12.87 13.13READ"E 505 7.06.88 9.58READ"E BAI< 431 7.06.88 9.55XLATLlST CTL 4373 26.02.88 13.03XLATllST EXE 29655 29.05.87 16.47

TGM-81: Binkley 2(4)HODElIST 050 216510 19.02.88 8.00HODELIST BSS 29558 26.02.88 13.23NODEllST DAT 58170 26.02.88 13.27NODEllST IDX 2220 26.02.88 13.23NODEllST K1 15552 26.02.88 13.27

TGM-82: Binkley 3(4)DUTCHED EXE 155184 1.05.87 0.00DUTCHED TLT 1705 1.05.87 0.00DUTCHIE ARE 34 Z6.02.88 13.55DUTCHIE CfG 514 26.02.88 15.07DUTCHIE NA" 37051 26.02.88 13.23

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TGM-84: Literatursuchdienst-bungsdiskette

TGM-85: Dokumentation desFIDO-Mailboxsystems

Um zu vermeiden, da gerade in derLernphase - fr ein ber eine Mailboxzu bedienendes Programm - ber-mig Telefongebhren verbrauchtwerden, wurde hier fr den Literatur-suchdienst der TGM-Mailbox einebungsdiskene fr den Off-line-Be-trieb zusammengestellt. Es knnen alleBedienungshandgriffe an Hand einerDemo-Datenbank gebt werden, bevordas entsprechende Kommando derMailbox im Ernstfall aufgerufen wird.

TGM-84-1 \SFORIG

Hier einige der wichtigsten Daten:- 20.000 Datenstze je Datei- beliebige Anzahl der Datenfelder- beliebige Anzahl von verschiedenen

Ausgabe-Listen- TeX1-Editor integriert mit Mail-

Merge-Funktion- Sortierung nach beliebigen Daten-

feldern- Selektion nach beliebigen Daten-

feldern- Mehrfach-Selektionen nach allen

Datenfeldern- TeX1suche nacb beliebigen TeX1en- Masken- u. Listen-Generator inte-

griert- eingebaute Hilfefunktion- Programm-Steuerung ber Maus

mglich- 3 fertige Anwendungen sind beige-

fgt:

TGM-87: RW-File, Dateipro-gramm

Das Programm RW-FILE ist ein Da-teiprogramm, mit dem beliebige Datenverwaltet werden knnen. Es wurdebei der Entwicklung besonderer Wertauf eine mglichst einfache undschnelle Bedienung gelegt. Dabei solltejedoch die Leistungsfhigkeit und dieAnpassungsmglichkeit an indi\1duelleBedrfnisse nicht vernachlssigt werden. Gerade die Anpassung an eigeneAnforderungen in Bezug auf eine op-tisch ansprechende Bedieneroberflchewurden besonders bercksichtigt. Da-her bietet RW-FILE eine beliebigeMaskendarstellung zur Darstellungund Eingabe der Daten, Listenformenknnen frei definiert werden undgleichzeitig ist die Zahl der Programm-Funktionen auf das wesentliche be-schrnkt. Die Bedienbarkeit des Pro-gramms ist durchaus auch fr 'Anfn-ger' geeignet.

RW-File ist nach dem SHARE-WARE-Konzept entwickelt wordenund ist als Public Domain frei kopier-bar. Bitte machen Sie Gebrauch davonund geben Sie

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INSTALL1 EXE 54786 25.06.85 5.42 OPTlCDB c 9420 24.04.86 16.15INSTAlL2 BAT 512 11.12.86 9.03 PelL BAs 2135 1.01.80 0.48PffilERUP BAT 10 18.02.86 10.00 ROUTINE SUB 814 13.01.86 11.09

CALEND 000 66 23.01.87 20.18 SO 22016 21.04.86 16.10=CALEND 001 1093 22.04.86 15.05 USO 18432 21.04.86 16.12

CALEND 002 568 22.04.86 15.05 VEGIE PIC 29568 21.04.86 10.08=CALEND 003 110 27.01.87 16.01

1. Adressen/KundenVerwa!tung miteinigen Beispielen fr Serienbriefe undEtikettenDruck

2. einfache Kassenbucbverwaltung mitautomatischer UmsatzsteuerberecbDung und Ausdruck des Kassenbuches TGM-90: PD 1: SI-500 BYTE 86/6,8,9

3. Video-Archiv zur Verwaltung Ihrerprivaten Videoaufnahmen

\BYTE686 Computers andMusic

"Sorting ProDOS Directories," by Antonio C. Silvestri, page 117.LIST1.TXT, LISTI.TXT

Programming Insigh!: "Hilben CurvesMade Simple" Michael Ackerman,page 137. HILBERT.BAS

19.07.88 4.2127.04.87 0.5327.04.87 0.54

8YTE686BYTE886BYTE986

Programming Projec!: "A Simple File-Indexing System" Bruce Webster, page92. INDEXBPP.LST, INDEXBPP.PAS

TGM-93: PD 4: El-1l9, XI-153

TGM-94: PD 5: CAPITAL,TURBOSIX, TURBO-UG

TGM-92: PD 3: S701-1000,B400-440

TGM-91: PD 2: S501-700, Bl-40014.30

9.2619.0115.4019.3817.2417.1919.4919.0219.4916.2117.2819.4614.5918.5814.2413.5414.4512.4412.4512.4512.46

25.09.235.02.882.01.882.01.88

22.01.872.01.882.01.88

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22.01.872.01.882.01.88

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CONFIG SVSHANDBUCH TXTKASSE DBFKASSE LBEKD1 BRFKD11 BRFKD2 BRFKUNDEN DATKUNDEN DBFKUNDEN INDKUNDEN LBFKUNDEN LTEKUNDEN SORRWfllE DRFRWFlLE EXERIlFIlE HLFRI.IFllE "SGRWFf1AUS DEFVIDEO DBFVIDEO LK1VIDEO LK2VIDEO LK3

TGM-88: STN-Overview

Das Lernprogramm STNOverviewwurde UDS von unserem Mitglied, Hn.Dr. Jordis zur Verfgung gestellt unddarf fr Zwecke der persnlichen Information kopiert werden aber nichlfr die gewerbliche Nutzung. Es erlaubt, hnlich wie das Lernprogrammzum Literatursuchdienst zur TGM-Mailbox, ein offline-Lernen einesaufwendigen Datenbankzugriffsprogramms, hier der Suchsprache "MESSENGER". Interessenlen wenden sichfr weitere AuskDfte an Herrn Dr.Jordis persnlich.

INSTALL EXE 34261 3.11.87 14.17LESSON NAH 32 23.04.87 11.03MENTOR EXE 37395 3.11.87 14.16OVERVIEW EXE 1878' 3.11.87 14.16OVERVIEW LST 160 24.04.87 12.58OVERVIEW REF 33525 20.05.87 11.00OVERVIEW TXT 161694 20.05.87 11.00PRESENTS EXE 60320 3.12.86 17.43STNCOPY BAT 25 23.04.87 11.03

TGM-95: PC-NEWS 3/88,Lfd.Nr.ll-Texte

BYTE

BYTE 86/5 Mass Storage

Programming Project: "Dala Compres-sion with Huffman Coding;' JonathanAmsterdam, page 98. HUFFMAN.BIX, HUFREAD.ME

Programming Insight: "SubroutineOverlays in GW-BASIC;' Mike Carmichael, page 151. MAINPROG ,BAS,ROUTINE,SUB

"The Application Interface of OpticalDrives," by Jeffery R, Dulude, page193. OPTICDB.C

"Musical Fractals; Charles Dodge andCurtis R. Bahn, page 185, All the programs mentioned in the article in onetext file, FRACTAL.LIB: All the pro-grams mentioned in the anicle in onetext file.

"MIDI Programming" by DonaldSwearingen, page 211. All the programs from the article in one text fiJe.

CATALOG 686 1536 5.06.86 15.42FILES BBS 24128 1.01.80 0.07FRACTAL LlB 685' 1.01.80 2.26HtLBERT BAS 1024 9.05.86 10.55INDEXBPP LST 10496 7.02.86 7.52INDEXBPP PAS 15616 7.02.86 7.52KOPF 384 7.05.86 17.52LlSTT TXT 3703 9.10.85 9.44LlST2 TXT 946 9.10.85 9.46MENUE 512 5.06.86 16.00MIDI LlB 16227 1.01.80 2.31SYSOPS HI 13822 1.01,80 4.25

\BYTE8860bject-orientedLanguages

CATALOG 014 495 1.01.80 2.15eIReUlT PIe 30720 21.04.86 9.32 MAPPER.LIB Text file. All the proDGVIEW LQR 126592 21.04.86 9.13 grams from the article. Unpack withHUFFI'1AN BIX 25'42 1.01.80 2.33HUFREAD ME 495 1.01.80 2.40 your ward procesor.LAR 25344 21.04.86 16.06I'1AIHPROG BAS 7715 13.01.86 11.08MOON PIe 28160 21.04.86 9.54

TGM-89: Calendar Maker

Das Programm CalendarMaker erlaubt die Erzeugung und Verwaltunguniverseller persnlicher Terminka-lender mit vielseitigen Ausdruckmg-lichkeiten.

AUTOEXEC BAT 10 18.02.86 10.00CALENDAR EXE 48640 6.06.86 14.51CALENDAR HLP 9735 15.04.86 13.36CALENDAR INS 31419 16.04.86 12.46eALENDAR OV 41697 22.04.86 14.42eALENDAR PRN 35049 16.04.86 12.45INSTALL BAT 20 17.01.85 11.55INSTALL PGM 112 18.02.86 10.57INSTALL SMF 7680 6.08.85 1.48INSTALL SMP 5240 6.08.85 10.12

Mathematical Recreations: "The Pel-lian Equation," Robert T. Kurosaka,page 379. PELL.BAS

Best of BIX, page 398. These are theAmiga programs discussed in May.DGVIEW.LOR, CIRCUIT.PIC,MOON.PIC, VEGIE.PIC, LAR, SO,USO

The following programs complementarticles that originally appeared inBYTE magazine. These programs arenot intended for commerical use. Thiscatalog follows tbe form monthh'Car.article name, author, page number,program listings, and program sire.

"Sirnilarity Mapping," by Rob Spencer,page 82.

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"Engineering on a Miero: by Chris"Rellex: by Rosel DeMaria, page 277. Pedicini, page 145. TRUSS2.BASGCOLOR,COM

\BYTE986 The 68000 Family

"1.7. LETS.SRC

"MacApp: An Application Frame-work," by Kurt J. Schmucker, page 189.MACAPP.USE

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BYTE 86/7B Engineer's Tool-box

NETALSIN DTAP PRGPCRACK BASSAFE2D LIBSPREAD1 LIBSPREAD2 LIBSTRUCT2 LIBTEST SEQTESTDC SEQTRUSS2 BAS

AKTE 9 FW2APPL1KA FW2APPLY FW2ARRS FW28LINK FW2COVER FW2CROSSTAB FilZCRSTABDB FW2DATENBAN FIJ2DBREPORT FW2DEEPER FW2DESKTOP FW2OIR FW2DISKGET FW2OISKUP FW2OOOR FW2OSUI1DCNT FWZEXPAND FW2FEEDBK1 FW2FEEDBK2 FV2GREETING FV2HELP NE FW2HILC FW2HISTOGRN FW2LABEL FW2LAND FW2LIB FW2LITEQ FW2LOAD FW2NENIF FW2NENU FW2NENUBAR FW2NENULINE FW2MENUL!TE FU2NORELITE FW2NUSTER01 FW2NUSTER02 FW2NUSTER03 FW2NUSTER04 FW2NUSTER05 FW2NUSTER06 FW2NUSTER07 FW2NAME FW2NEWSLETR FW2NEXT FW2ONCEMORE FW2ORGANllE FWZOUTL FW2OUTL2 FW2CUTLX FW2OUTLY FW2CUTLZ FW2CUTSCRN FW2OIINFRANE FW2PRONPTLI FW2QUIZALL FW2AEFORI1AT HIZREVEALED FW2SAVE FW2SCROLL FW2SPG1 FW2SPG2 FW2SPG2K FW2SPG2X FW2SPG3 FW2SPG3B FW2SPG3BA FW2SPG3BX FW2SPG3C FW2SPG3X FW2SPG4 FW2SPG5 FW2SPG6 FW2SPG7 FW2SPG7X FW2SPG8 FW2STADT FW2STEP1 FW2STEP2 FW2STORE FW2

0.0116.200.018.468.46

15.018.47

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Waltz LISP;' bypage 293.

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Programming Project: "Build aSpreadsheet Prograrn;' by JonathanAmsterdam, page %. SPREAD1.LIBHalf of the files. For ASCII transfers.SPREAD2.LIB The remainder of Ihefiles. For ASCII transfers..

BYTE 86/7A Engineer's Tool-box

Programming lnsight: "Anagram Sol-ving in Pascal: Bob Keefer, page 113.ANAGRAM.PAS, SETPROB.PAS

"A Material Selection prograrn;' byBrother Tom Sawyer and MichaelPecht, page 235. SELECT.LIB Themain files. For ASCII transfers. FI-NAMES.DTA Optional data file. Thisis a binary file. METALSAT.DTAOptional data file. This is a binary fIle.METALSIM.DTA Optional data file.This is a binary fIle.

"Stress Analysis: by D. 1.

PCNEWS Ifd.Nr. 11

BYTE 86/10B Power Domain For, "IBM PC Aceelerators- by Sle-Powerhouses phen Fried, page 140, see the ftIes,

PI.BAS, and PI87.BAS. AssociatedA1TEST "00 3968 12.07.85 2.44 with these programs are the followingA2TEST ~o 4096 12.07.85 2.44 subroutines and object files: PI.OBJ,A3TEST ~o 4480 12.07.85 2.44A4TEST "00 3072 12.07.85 2.44 FPCSEASM, FPSAV ASM,ALLOC DOC 1648 12.07.85 2.44 DBB4ASM, DBB16ASM, DBBCA-ALLOC1 OEF 1152 12.07.85 2.44 CHEASM, CB4ASM, CB16ASM,ALLOC1 "00 4224 12.07.85 2.44ALLOC2 OEF 1152 12.07.85 2.44 IAASM, XFERASM, DBB4.0BJ,ALLOC2 "00 5120 12.07.85 2.44 DBB16.0BJ, DBBCACHE.OBJ,ALLOC3 OEF 1536 12.07.85 2.44ALLOe! ~o 11136 12.07.85 2.44 CB4.0BJ, CB16.0BJ, IA.OBJ,ALLOC4 OEF 1536 12.07.85 2.44 XFER.OBJ, TIME1I10.OBJ, andALLOC4 "00 13696 12.07.85 2.44 LPI.BAT.AUTOEXEC BAT 97 12.07.85 2.458TRANS "00 673 8.01.86 13.00CALC "00 415 8.01.86 12.53 For, "Lotus/Intel/Microsoft ExpandedCONDRV OOC 28441 12.07.85 2.45CONORV47 SYS 10733 12.07.85 2.45 Memory'", by Ray Duncan, page 168,CONFlG47 SVS 44 12.07.85 2.45 see, EMSDISKASM.cu EXE 102400 12.07.85 2.45OEARC CON 10240 12.07.85 0.43FLOAT "00 314 8.01.86 12.54 For "Performance Prograrnming", byHEAPTEST NOO 840 31.01.86 10.24KNOW PQO 8552 12.07.85 2.45 Joel Rosenblum and Dan Jacobs, pageKOPS QOO 566 12.07.85 2.46 181, see, PERPROPCASM and PER-LINETEST 1100 759 8.01.86 13.00 PROPC.C.KACHINES OEF 1408 12.07.85 2.46KACHINES 1100 1664 12.07.85 2.46NENU 8AT 339 12.07.85 2.46 For, "RAM-Loadable Characler SetsNENU1 8AT 307 12.07.85 2.46NENU2 BAT 346 12.07.85 2.46 for the IBM PC", by Richard Wilton."ENU25 BAT 348 12.07.85 2.46 page 197, see, CSETS.LST,NENU43 BAT 346 12.07.85 2.46NENUNONO BA T 339 12.07.85 2.46 CSLS1.LST, CSLS2ASM,NVTERHIN OEF 896 12.07.85 2.46 CSLS3ASM, CSLS4ASM,NYTERNIN NOO 2304 12.07.85 2.46 CSLS5ASM, CSLS6ASM andPIE BQT 74 12.07.85 2.46PRCONF EQE 10149 12.07.85 2.46 CSLS7ASM.PROLOG ODC 43487 12.07.85 2.47REAO ME 9706 12.07.85 2.47REAO"E NOV 1953 12.07.85 1.03 For, "Using Assembly Routines in MS-REAO"E PRO 1024 12.07.85 2.47 FORTRAN Programs" by MarkSIEVE ~O 728 8.01.86 12.56STOFKEYS 1 2133 12.07.85 2.47 Dahmke, page 217, see, MCD-STOKEYS 1 1247 12.07.85 2.47 FIG5ASM, MCDFIG7ASM, andSTOKEYS CU 255 12.07.85 2.47 MCDFIG8.FOR.TRANS ~o 633 8.01.86 12.58USO EXE 10034 12.07.85 2.47Z80"U310 TXT 4584 12.07.85 2.47 For "Memory Manipulations", by Alan

BYTE 86/10C Power DomainR. MiIler, page 232, see, LI-STINGS1.DOC, ADUMPASM,

Powerhouses MYMAC.LIG, FILLASM,MEM704ASM, and LI-

OEARC CO" 10240 12.07.85 0.43 STINGS2.DOC.POPROLOG EQE 116368 12.07.85 2.50PROLOGED CQM 18313 12.07.85 2.50REAO"E NOV 1953 12.07.85 1.03 For, "Writing Assembly Language In-STOFKEYS CU 1706 12.07.85 2.51 terrupl Routines", by William J. Claff,ZBO!1U310 ARC 179763 12.07.85 2.52820INIT. AS" 6373 24 Nov 85 page 249, see LISTING1.DOC, LI-820INI1.CON 640 24 Hov 85 STING2.DOC, LISTING3.DOC and820INIT. CTL 3443 24 Nov 85820INIT. PRN 20608 24 Nov 85 LISTING4.DOC.PATCHES.OOC 1620 1 Sep 86ZBO!1U.OOC 203232 11 Apr 86 For, "C Versus Assembly--C Plus As-ZBO!1U. EXE 97696 1 Sep 86ZBO!1U310.TXT 4584 14 Apr 86 sembly", by Tom Hagan, page U,7, see,

LISTING1.TXT, LISTING2.TXT, LI-STING3.TXT, LISTING4.TXT, LI-STING5.TXT, and LISTING6.TXT.

BYTE 86/13 IBM-Special Issue

The following files complement arlide,thaI appear in BYTE's Extra Edition,"Inside the IBM PC".

For, "A Protecled Mode Program forthe PC AI, Ross P. Nelson, page 123,see the files, ProtecI.lnc and PM_AT.

5888 12.07.85 4.08795 12.07.85 4.09

ASNASN

AOUMPCB16

0.18

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241921075211n615360

390 12.07.8590886144102449922816

EX CO""tAT COM"CAT OOC"EX-KP41 COIl"EXSUN DOCNSWP207 COIlNULU12KP CONREAONEF I RSTRES013 CO"SOO CD"UNERA CO"VOE CO"XCAT COM

The programs included on this diskcomplement articles Ihal originally ap-peared in the OClober 1986 issue ofBYTE magazine. These programs areDOt intended for commercial use. Ad-ditional1y, the prograrns on this diskwere written for use on computers witha CP/M 2.2 operating system--specifi-cally the Kaypro 11. They may be read,but not run, by computers with otheroperating systems.

This diskette contains executable bi-nary ftles for Version 5.9 of lcon run-ning under MS-DOS. This imple-mentation should run on an IBM PC,XT, AT or other 8086/88/186/Z86 fa-mily compuler. IBM PC hardwareequivalence is not required; only DOScompatibiliry is needed: PC- or MS-DOS Version 2.0 or above. It is a smallmemory model implementat ion andrequires 192 KB of memory duringexecution. An 8087 will be used if it ispresent.

Programmiersprache ICON

BYTE 86/lOA Power DomainPowerhouses

BYT10B60 27.04.87 1.09CROSS OAT 56 8.09.85 5.55CROSS ICN 700 8.09.85 5.54EXTEN DOC 12804 30.09.85 11.24HELLO 111 9.05.87 3.49HELLO ICN 48 23.09.85 21.23ICONREAO ME 7296 13.08.86 9.36ICONT EXE 12446 21.10.85 12.42ICONX EXE 83384 28.03.86 0.07IUNK EXE 36432 22.09.85 20.57ITRAN EXE 35930 17.02.86 19.44MEANOER OAT 23 10.09.85 15.02MEANOER ICN 803 10.09.85 15.02OVERVIEW DOC 24262 30.09.85 11.24REAO"EFI RST 392 12.07.85 0.16REGIS FRM 1469 15.12.85 9.48ROMAN 496 9.05.87 3.51ROIlAN ICN 612 8.09.85 5.54RUN oec 8361 15.12.85 0.09TROUBLE FRM 1198 11.09.85 14.07WOROCNT 407 9.05.87 3.54WOROCNT ICN 564 8.09.85 5.55

\BYTI086D Power DomainPowerhouses

STRASSE FV2 224 5.03.86 12.00TOUCHHE FV2 464 5.03.86 12.00TRAVLITE FV2 608 5.03.86 12.00TRAVNOVE FV2 656 5.03.86 12.00TRAVS FW2 288 5.03.86 12.00TRAVSTAK FV2 256 5.03.86 12.00TRAVSX FV2 304 5.03.86 12.00TUTOR FV2 1680 5.03.86 12.00TUTOR2 FV2 3728 5.03.86 12.00YOURTURN FV2 528 5.03.86 12.00ZOCON FV2 5856 5.03.86 12.00ZJ FRANE FV2 320 5.03.86 12.00ZL-FRAME FV2 256 5.03.86 12.00ZM-FRAME FW2 288 5.03.86 12.00ZO-FRAME FW2 1040 5.03.86 12.00ZQ-FRAME FW2 B64 5.03.86 12.00ZR-FRAME FV2 256 5.03.86 12.00ZUFRAME FW2 944 5.03.86 12.00ZVFRAME FV2 2304 5.03.86 12.00llHo FW2 20B 5.03.86 12.00

:_E FW2 288 5.03.86 12.00STADT FW2 288 5.03.86 12.00

:STRASSE FW2 224 5.03.86 12.00

Seite 6 PCNEWS3/1988

Berichte Software BEITRAGSTEIL

1.5112.1712.040.020.05

10.4510.210.099.581.16

1.01.805.12.855.12.851.01.801.01.80

20.05.8620.05.861.01.80

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FE8 ToeIFP EXEIFP TXTLISTING1LISTING2LISTING3LISTING4LISTING5POLY BASREAOME 1ST

LISTl.TXT, LIST2.TXT, LISD.TXT,LIST4.TXT, LIST5.TXT, LIST6.TXT,LISTI.TXT Contributed by: Brian Ed-ginton. "Installing Memory-ResidentPrograms with C", by Brian Edginton,March 1987, page 129.

LISPTEST.DOC Contributed byWilliam G. Wong. "PC Scherne: A Le-xical LISP;' by William G. Wong,March 1987, page 223

EDGE.C Contributed by: Chuck Mc-Manis. "Low-Cost Image Processing."by Chuck McManis, March 1987, page191

The programs LISTINGI, LISTING2,LISTING3, LISTING4, and LISTING5accampany, "Another Approach toData Compression;' by Robert J.Sciamanda, page 137.

BIXMODEM.INC Contributed byBarry Nance. "Best of BIX;'PC.BIX/SOURCE.CODE #28 frombarryn (Barry Nance), March 1987,page 311.

IMAGEIO.C Contributed by: ChuckMcManis. "Low-Cost Image Proces-sing;' by Chuck McManis, March 1987,page 191

RANDOM.LST Contributed by: BrianWichmann and David Hili. "Building aRandom-Number Generator;' by BrianWicbmann and David Hili, March1987, page 127

IPALG.DOC Contributed by Benja-min M. Dawson. "An Introduction toImage Processing Algorithms, March1987, page 191

BASIC.LST Contributed by: BrianWichmann and David HilI. "Building aRandom-Number Generator;' by BrianWichmann and David Hili, March1987, page 127

18.0014.4714.5314.5514.5714.5815.0015.0114.5211.1911.3910.58

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29.04.8618.07.861.01.801.01.805.02.855.02.855.02.851.01.80

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Tbe programs for "Look It Up Fasterwith Hashing" are: LIST.l, LIST.2,LIST.3, LISTA, LIST.5, LIST.6 andLIST.7.The programs for "Region Ma-ker"' are:RGNMAKERASM, SA-VERGNASM and TRA-VERSEASM,

The program for "EGA Times 12" isMODEASM.

FILENAHE FORLINKLtST PASLIST 1LIST 2LIST 3LIST 4LIST 5LIST 6LIST 7LISTINGLISTINGS ooeHODE ASP'!MODULA LSTPAL1 BASPAL2 BASPAL20 EXEPALASM FORPALTABLE DATPoseNVT EXEPROFILER ASHREADME 1srREAOME PALRELX1 BASRELX2 BASRELXH TXTRGNI1AKER ASHSAVERGN ASMSIMLT FORTESTAS1 PALTESTAS2 PALTRAVERSE ASMTSTHOL01 PALTSTHOL02 PALTSTHOLD3 PALZAPAL e

The programs for the review of theIhree Modula-2's for the IBM PC areall cantained In the me: MO-DULA.LST.

The program for "High-PerformanceSoftware Analysis on the IBM PC" is:"PROFlLERASM.

BYTE 87/2 Educational Corn-puting

BYTE 87/3 Image ProcessingThe programs for the Stride 440 revieware all in the file: LISTINGS.DOC".

The program IFP.TXT accampaniesthe article, "Illinois Functional Pro-gramming: A Tutorial" by Arch D. Ro-bison, page 114. For those who useIBM

12.004.09

12.004.094.094.094.094.094.094.094.094.09

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12.000.544.104.104.104.104.104.104.104.104.104.104.104.104.104.104.114.114.114.114.114.114.11

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12.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8524.07.8612.07.8512.07.8512.07.8523.10.8624.07.8612.07.8524.07.86

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CB16 OBJCB4 ASMCB4 OBJCSETS LSTCSLS1 LSTCSLS2 ASMCSLS3 ASMCSLS4 ASMCSLS5 ASMCSLS6 ASMCSLS7 ASMOBB16 ASMOBB16 OBJOBB4 ASMOBB4 OBJOBBCACHE ASMOBBCACHE OBJEMSOISK ASMFILL ASMFPCSE ASMFPSAV ASMlA ASMIA OBJIBM TOCLISTING1 ODCLISTING1 TXTLISTING2 ODCLISTING2 TXTLISTING3 ODCLISTING3 TXTLISTING4 ODeLISTING4 TXTLISTING5 TXTLISTING6 TXTLISTNGS1 ooeLISTNGS2 ooeLPI BATMeOFIG5 ASMMeOFIG7 ASMMeOFIG8 FORMEM704 ASMMYMAe LIBPERPRope ASMPERPRope ePI BASPI OBJPI87 BASPM AT ASMPROTEeT INeREADI1E 151TIME100 OBJXFER ASMXFER OBJ

BYTE 87/1 ProgramrnableHardware

Tbe programs for "Getting Startedwith PALS" are: PALl.BAS,PAL2.BAS and PALTABLE.DAT.

Tbe programs for "Build Your OwnPAL Programmer" are: LISTING, andPARTS.LIS.

The programs for "PALS Make Com-plex Circuits Simpler" are:README.PAL, FlLENAME.FOR;SIMLT.FOR, PALASM.FOR,TSTHOLD3.PAL, TESTHOLDl.PALTESTAS2.PAL, TSTHOLD2.PAL,TESTASl.PAL, PAL20.EXE, andPDSCNVT.EXE.

The program for "Dynamic Memory i:;.i~~ executable version is calledAllocation" is LINKLIST.PAS.

The programs for "An Introduction toRelaxation Methods;' are:RELXl.BAS, RELX2.BAS, andRELXH.TXT.

The program POLY.BAS accompaniesthe article, "Calculating the Area of anIrregular Shape;' by Rene Stolk andGeorge Ettershank, page 135.

MAKEFlLE Contributed by BenjaminM. Dawson. "An Introduction to ImageProcessing Algorithms, March 1987,page 191

peNEWS3/1988 Seite 7

PC-NEWS Ifd.Nr. 11

All 01 the programs with the ".LSP"file-name extension belong to ErnestTello's review 01 the GCLISP 286 De-veloper from Gold Hili Computers andwere contributed by the author.

LISTlNG.BIX is a group of 11 pro-grams associated with "ConcurrentProgramming In Turbo Pascal," page127, and contributed by Mukkai S.Krishnarnoorthy and Snorri Agnarsson

The fLIes 386.TXT, RNAPR87.DOC,SIEVEASM and SIEVE386ASM allbelong to the Reviewer's Notebook,page 201, in which BYTE technicaleditor Richard Grehan benchmarksHigh C from MetaWare, 386LINK,and RUN386 from Phar Lap Software.

README Contributed by BenjaminM. Dawson. "An Introduction to ImageProcessing Algorithms, March 1987,page 191

SIMAREA.C, SIMlNTER.C, SIM-POINT.C, SIMPP.DOC, SIMPP.H,SIMPRIM.C, SlMSUBS.C, SIM-TEST.C, SlMUTlL.C, SIMGEO.CContributed by Benjamin M. Dawson."An Introduetion to Image ProcessingAlgorithms, March 1987, page 191

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DARC CDMJUN ARCBENCH.08JCLOCKSET.ASMCOKPRESS.PASCPU.BPLCPU.CHGCPU.DES

CPU.D~GCPU. FDIJCPU. LSPCPU. PRTcpu.VOODE"O.CMDDES.BATDESIGN.EXEDWG.8ATDUG. FINDIJG.INIEXPAND.PAStNDEX.ONEtNDEX.THRINDEX. nieLlSTING1. BASLlSTlNG2.BASLlSTING3.BASLISTlNG4.BASLOGO.TXT.1ICRO. DESPOLYF IT. BASSTD.CFGSTD. LIBTIMESET . ASMJUN TOC

ANSlDEMO.C and ANSISYS.C ac-company, "A C Interface; by Don F.Ridgway, November, 1987, page 363.

ARS.C and D1CTION.DAT accom-pany, "Recursion + Data Structures =Anagrams; by Mike Morton, Novem-ber, 1987, page 325.

BYTE 87/11 AcceleratorBoards, Workstations

All the rest of the files are associatedwith Version 1.2 of the CAD Designpackage described by Arthur Crook.

Listing1.bas through Listing4.bas gowith Paul D. Bourke's ContouringSubroutine article.

PolyfiLbas goes with William G.Hood's Polynomial Curve Fitter pro-gramming insighL

Compress.pas and Expand.pas halb gowith Diek Pountain's Algorithm piece.

Tbe files, Index.one,two and thr, are anindex of alI articles published in BYTEin 1986.

0.3221.4121.411.564.281.391.43

12.4212.4912.4012.4812.4412.4812.4412.4212.4112.4212.4412.5019.2412.4312.4312.4112.1512.430.163.253.283.283.303.313.310.11

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11.02.8723.11.8623.11.861.01.80

22.12.861.01.801.01.80

20.07.8620.07.8620.07.8620.07.8620.07.8620.07.8620.07.8620.07.8620.07.8620.07.8620.07.8620.07.8619.07.8620.07.8620.07.8620.07.8620.07.8620.07.862.01.80

29.04.8729.04.8729.04.8729.04.8729.04.8729.04.872.01.80

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BYTE 87/5 Desktop Publis-hing, Internal Modems

SampIe adventure source: OSAM-PLEADV, OBJECTSADI

Definitions (used by ADVCOM andADVlNT): ADVDBS.H

BYTE 87/6 CAD, Mice, 12MHz ATs, IBM PS/2

ADVAVL CAOVAVl HADveOM CADVCOM HADVDBS CADVDBS HADVEXE CADVEXP CADVFCN CADVFIO CADVINT CADVINT HAOVJUNK CADVMSG CADYPRS CADVSCN CADVSYS DOCADVTR" CCONTENTS "AYLIST1 PSLIST2 PSLIST3 PSLIST4 PSLIST5 6LIST5 PSLlSTlNGS DOCOBJECTS ADIOSAMPLE ADVPULLDOWN CREAD MEREAD"E 1 STREADME NOW

Interpreter source code (ADVlNT):ADVINT.H, ADVMSG.C, AD-VTRM.C, ADVPRS.C, ADVDBS.C,ADVINT.C, ADVJUNK.C, AD-VEXE.C

Documentation : README. 1ST,ADVSYS. DOC

Compiler source code (ADVCOM):ADVCOM.H, ADVAVL.H, ADV-COM.C, ADVFCN.C, ADVSCN.C,ADVEXP.C, ADVAVL.C, ADV-FlO.C

5.151.017.171.10

14.0010.1616.1010.1710.1810.4710.4610.416.353.012.430.150.101.476.560.316.386.400.320.326.426.430.330.34

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16.07.8616.07.8616.07.8616.07.8616.07.8616.07.8616.07.8612.07.851.01.801.01.801.01.801.01.801.01.80

12.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.8512.07.85

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BASIC LSTEOGE tILlST DOCIMAGEIO CLISPTEST DOeLlST1 TJeTLIST2 TJeTLIST3 TJeTLIST4 TJeTLlST5 TJeTLlST6 TJeTLIST? TJeTMAKEFILEftA,R TOePC BIXRANDOM LSTREADMEREADME 1STSIt1AREA CSIMGEO CSIMINTER esntPOINT CSIMPP DOeslHPP HStMPRIM CSIMSUBS CSIt1TEST CSIMUTIL C

BYTE 87/4lnstruction SetStrategies

ANSIDEI10 C 21034 17.07.85 20.52ANSISYS C 13854 17.07.85 20.30ARS C 26095 6.10.87 '8.57DICTION DAT 145303 7.10.87 2.48IB" BOB 26489 15.10.87 14.02NOV TOC 315 7.10.87 21.37README NOW 184 7.10.87 21.40TM1 BAS 896 15.09.87 10.36ClockseLasm and Timesel.asm go with

Tim Hunk.ler's Atari 520ST Projeets.

TM1.BAS accompanies, 'The TuringThe following files and their associated Machine; by lsaac Malitz, November,BYTE articles are eontained in Lbe ar- 1987, page 345.chive jun.arc. (Use darc.com to unpackthe archive)

Bench.obj goes with Mat Davis'SmalltalkjV review.

386 TXT 5886 10.02.87 23.32APRIL TOC 638 2.01.80 6.1480YER LSP 13312 1.01.80 2.10BROIISE LSP 3200 1.01.80 1.37DERIV LSP 2304 1.01.80 1.39DESTRUCT LSP 1024 1.01.80 1.38DIV LSP 1152 1.01.80 1.40EXE LSP 1792 1.01.80 1.27FRPOLY LSP 5888 1.01.80 2.0310 LSP 1818 22.12.86 4.31LISTING BIX 7464 6.01.80 2.52LOOP LSP 10240 1.01.80 1.35PUZZLE LSP 3456 1.01.80 1.42READ ME 353 2.01.80 3.32README 1ST 184 2.01.80 20.07

Seite 8 PC-NEWS3/1988

BYTE 87/12 AT Memory KAP PAS 3534 3.12.87 17.36NL-READ KE 1378 6.11.87 14.59Boards, Natural Language NLDATE PRO 2822 6.11.87 15.02Processing NLDOS DOC 4728 6.11.87 15.08NLDOS DOK 1330 6.11.87 15.07

NLOOS PRO 9972 6.11.87 15.07BENCH.PAS Accompanies "Marshai NLDOs SYN 2118 6.11.87 15.08NLP C 3760 6.11.87 15.21Pascal and Pascal-2," by Mark Bridger, NLPRPT C 4471 6.11.87 15.22BYTE, December 1987, page 185 NLRULEs PRO 4115 6.11.87 15.02NLSII1PLE Doe 4389 6.11.87 15.05

NLSIKPLE PRO 10259 6.11.87 15.03PROJ3D.BAS Accompanies "Three- NLTOKENS PRO 5864 6.11.87 15.01NLUTtLs PRO 2273 6.11.87 15.00Dimensional Perspective Plotting," by PROJ3D BAs 10785 6.11.87 14.25Tyrone Daulton, BYTE, December READ KE 3038 6.11.87 14.36SCROLLIO C 1588 6.11.87 15.091987, page 307. TEXTURE PAS 3545 3.12.87 17.38

WORLD DAT 45366 23.03.87 16.22ENTROPY.BAS Accompanies "In- X386B1 C 1330 6.11.87 15.11X386B2 C 1430 6.11.87 15.11formation Theory" by Ramachandran X38683 C 1734 6.11.87 15.12Bharath, BYTE, December, 1987, page X38684 C 1685 6.11.87 15.12X386B5 C 1289 6.11.87 15.12291 X38686 C 1358 6.11.87 15.13

ZOOIIBLIT ASK 6937 6.11.87 15.10

7156 12-06-85 1:18p70472 1-16-86 9:060

COKDOC

CED is, in my opinion, the one me-mory residenl program which shouldbe in everyone's AUTDEXEC.BAT.This program makes il easy for you 10edilthe command line and much more.

INSULTS COH 28288 6-17-85 3:32.

Those of you with a sense of humorwilI appreciate lhe program IN-SULTS.COM. Those of you withoul asense of humor, do yourself a favor,just skip this one.

This is the fIrst ever MS DOS disk ofthe month for the Lawer Bucks UserGroup. I trust with suppon fromothers of you, it will not be our last.This fIrst edition contains nine goodprograms I hope will somehow either,amuse, educate, confound, or help lOreduce your computing aggravation.Most of these programs include theirown documentation in a separate filewhich you can view with either theTYPE or COPY commands. In factone of these programs (LIST.COM)was designed especially to allow you 10browse lhrough these fIles (forward orbackward) al your own pace.LIST COH 5785 5-06-87 9: 51.LIsT DOC 24754 5-23-86 2:43p

Type LIST LIST.DOC from the dosprompt so you can peruse the inslruc-tions for this wonderful utililY. Youmay also type LIST' .DDC 10 read allof the .DDC fIles on this disko

LUG 001 Utilities

LUG Lowerbucks UserGroup

BEITRAGSTEIL

IBK TOC 1119 27.09.87 22.13INSERT AsK 9984 26.06.87 13.19KEYIN ASK 1053 24.05.87 1B.45KAKECOK BAT 657 25.09.87 3.37KDRIVER ASK 3727 17.06.87 11 .15MICROSOF ASM 2539 3.06.87 15.23IIOUSESYS AsK 6560 17.06.87 12.21ONEKEY ASK 2504 24.05.87 19.47PAL6821 LsT 2816 25.09.87 12.59PAL810 LsT 3328 25.09.87 12.59PKODE ASK 3072 15.09.87 10.06READKE NO~ 187 27.09.87 0.48SPY 282 15.10.87 14.03SPY C 35574 15.10.87 14.33SPY DEF 241 15.10.87 14.11SPY DOC 867 19.10.87 15.39SPY H 655 15.10.87 14.11SPY ICO 1038 15.10.87 16.03sPY RC 892 15.10.87 14.11STAKPER ASK 16105 27.09.87 22.07sTAKPER DEF 340 27.09.87 22.08ST""PER KAK 470 27.09.87 22.10STRING ASK 1522 18.06.87 8.51T6821 PAS 512 25.09.87 12.58T810 PAS 640 25.09.87 12.58T8255 PAS 640 25.09.87 12.57TOPATH ASK 714 24.05.87 14.38

~INDO~ BAS 5323 22.09.87 4.18

3.46397 24.09.87BATEXKEY

CEDSTAMPERASM, STAMPER.DEF CEOand STAMPER.MAK are from "TSRsPasl and Future: MS-DOS and OS/2",by Ray Duncan, BYTE, IBM SpecialIssue, 1987, page 49.

EXKEY.BAT, KEYlNASM, TO-PATHASM, ONEKEYASM,STRINGASM, and MAKECOM.BASare from "Better Batch Files ThroughAssembler", by William J. Claff,BYTE, IPB Special Issue, 1987, page159.

All of the programs beginning with theword SPY are from "Spying on Win-dows", by Mike Geary, BYTE, IBMSpecial Issue, 1987, page 97.

PMODEASM is from "286/386 Pro-tected-Mode Programming", by JoelBamum, BYTE Special lssue, 1987,page 125.

MSYSMOUSEASM,MICROSOFTASM, and MSDRI-VERASM are from "Application In-put Drivers", by Jeremy Sagan, BYTE,IBM Special Issue, 1987, page 143.

INSERTASM is from "Pipes and Fil-lers", by Paul Baker, BYTE, IBM Spe-cialissue, 1987, page 215.

WlNDOW.BAS is from "Windows forBASIC", by John W. Ross, BYTE,IBM Special Issue, 1987, page 201.

BYTE 87/13 IBM-Special Issue

T8255.PAS, T6821.PAS, T81O.PAS,PAL6821.LST, and PAL810.LST arefrom "Three Bus Interface Designs forthe PC", by James R. Drummond,BYTE, IBM Special Issue, 1987, page225.

3-0 PAs 5223 3.12.87 17.25BENCH PAS 3710 6.11.87 14.24CARTOG PAs 12831 6.11.87 14.34CPLOT PAS 15767 6.11.87 14.36DEC TOC 1347 6.11.87 15.25ENTROPY BAS 1234 6.11.87 14.26FERRET ASK 89040 6.11.87 15.18FRAKFFC PAS 3980 3.12.87 17.32FRAKVOSS PAS 3880 3.12.87 17.3418K BOB 25201 18.11.87 16.05

Berichte Software

FERRETASM accompanies "Ferrel:An Image Processor" by Clifford Har-ris, BYTE, December, 1987, page 317.

X386B1.C, X386B2.C, X386B3.C,X386B4.C, X386B5.C, and X386B6.C,Accompany SCO XENIX 386 by Ed-win J. Lau, BYTE, December, 1987,page 190.

NLP.C and NLPRPT.C accompany"Natural Language Processing in C" byHerber! Scbildt, BYTE, December1987, page 269.

SCROLLZOOM.C, and ZOOMBLITASM Accompany BYTE's re-view of the Atari Mega 4 by Jim Kent,December 1987, page 153

NL-READ.ME, NLUTILS.PRO, NLTOKENS,PRO,NLDATE.PRO, NL-RULES.PRO, NLSIMPLE.PRO andNLSIMPLE.DOC, as weil as all of thefIles that begin with "NLDOS" Accom-pany "DOS in English;' by Alex Lane,BYTE, December 1987, page 261.

"Mimicking Mountains," by Tom Jef-fery, BYTE, December 1987, page 337

3-D.PAS, TEXTURE.PAS,FRAKFFC.PAS, MAP.PAS andFRAKVOSS.PAS Accompany

CARTOG.PAS, CPLOT.PAS,READ.ME and WORLD.DAT Ac-company "Mapping the World in Pas-cal" by Robert Miller and FrancisReddy, BYTE, December 1987, page329

peNEWS3/1988 Seite 9

PC-NEWS Ifd.Nr. 11

POOt out the documentation and slUdy kind of job can be lot's of fun, andit for the full scoop. This is a first rate sbouldn't require more than a fewprogram wbicb deserves your allen- bours a montb to do properly.tion.

Tbis is a file management utility wbicballows you to do mass file copy's anddeletes. A must for bard disk owners.

Ideal prograrn for our new MS DOSpublic domain librarian to use to makemass copies of a single disko By tbeway, tbis job is open, do we bave anytakers?

Tbis prograrn will display any disk di-rectory sorted by name, extension, size,or date in tbree formats. Anether mustfor our new public domain librarian,whomever be/sbe may be.

SOPWITH EXE 60928 12-28-86 12:080

Tbis is a cule garne wbere you controla very sJow but agile aircraft. Object isto bomb and/or strafe everytbing onthe ground and then fly off into tbesunset. Tbis garne requires CGA video(color) to use. Tbis garne comes bigblyrecommended by my nine year old.

DDIR COlt 796 5.09.85 15.39DELI COlt 657 1.01.80 0.10DIREX COlt 1987 14.01.87 9.02DIREX FIX 1150 14.01.87 9.27DISKPREP COH 1403 17.09.86 14.29DISKSCAN COH 1005 31.01.86 14.45DOORS COH 177 5.06.86 10.58DOS 8AR 1402 14.04.87 13.49DOS 8DF 3059 14.04.87 13.48DOS-EDIT CON 616 1.01.80 7.01DRAW COH 1589 5.02.87 13.34DSKWATCH COH 313 1.01.80 0.00FlLECAT COH 60775 14.05.86 19.04FlLECAT DOC 57398 10.05.86 17.17FILECAT IXN 33507 9.10.87 12.05FILECAT KWD 29463 9.10.87 12.05FINCOl CHN 18669 14.05.86 19.04FlNC02 CHN 20%2 14.05.86 19.04FREE COH 343 5.06.86 10.54FREEIE COlt 497 3.10.86 12.01KBII COlt 363 1.01.80 0.59KEEPER COlt 3148 1.05.85 18.10KEY-FAKE COlt 536 17.09.85 12.07LOtATE COH 517 5.06.86 11. lBLOCK COH 340 1.01.80 0.33LPTPORT COH 20 5.03.85 13.32"AKEBAR COlt 2079 23.03.87 12.23NOVE COlt 430 5.03.85 13.'1NO COlt 736 14.02.86 9.3BNQTEPAD BAT 60 6.12.87 10.24NPAD COH 1054 19.12.84 12.56ONEKEY COH 3524 28.02.85 10.44PARINT COH 451 1.01.80 10.10PARSE COlt 816 24.10.86 6.30PLAY COlt 864 30.01.87 14.58POP-CAL COH 873 28.07.86 8.53POPDIR COH 658 3.03.86 14.13PR COH 1819 14.03.85 14.16PRSVAP COH 256 27.06.85 18.17PUSHOIR COlt 724 3.03.86 11.05QUICKEYS COlt 272 11.12.85 15.07RED COH 1071 28.11.84 10.07REH INDER COH 1712 31.03.87 12.41RENDIR COH 1139 23.01.86 10.35REPEATS COH 1253 11.03.87 17.19SEARCH COH 12B7 21.11.86 8.08SHUP COH 3132 14.04.86 12.22SlZE CCH 640 2.01.80 4.5~SLASHBAR COH 2025 7.05.87 10.43SNAPSHOT COH 10613 5.06.86 11.12SPECTRUH COH 1211 30.03.87 8.53STATLINE COH 409 6.02.86 17.33STATUS COH 1793 20.01.87 14.55SUGGEST COH 628 11.09.86 8.00SWEEP COH 591 5.06.86 10.59TlHEKEY COH 736 13.11.86 9.5~

MS DOS disk of the month for Fe-bruary 1987. On tbis months disk Itried to put in a liule something foreveryone. Tbe formula I used 10 pUlthis disk togetber was, that if I liked it,you'de like il. Now I know il is impossi-ble to please all of the people all of thetime. However J ligure I probably cangenuinely please at least a few of you,and for the rest of you I'm just blo,,;ngsmoke (sorry!).

For starters almost all of the programson this disk are in an ARC type lileformat. Tbis was done primarily tosave diskspaee, but tbis format alsogroups a buncb of related flies into asingle file wbich is easier to manipu-late. In order to use ARC'ed prograrnsyou first bave to de'ARC em. If you donot bave a copy of ARC.COM erARCE.COM, you may pick tbem upfrom our MS DOS PD library (ask forLUG Disk #(02). Farniliarize yourselfwith tbe operation of tbese programs,

LUG 004 Utilities

o 8.05.88 15.5958368 5.07.87 19.515710 8.05.88 15.58

14336 3.07.87 4.0126017 24 Jan 861023 24 Jan 864295 24 Jan 86

5091 19.10.86 13.1517602 25.08.86 17.3223552 14.02.87 23.53

1920 14 Oet 8635072 11 Oet 86

30720 15.02.87 0.0335984 2B Aug 867680 28 Aug 86

75826 9.08.87 15.044096 18.03.87 12.28

7 10 Sep 867 10 Sep 86

957 lB Jan 874826 18 Jan 87

3632 27.12.85 2.153072 27.12.85 2.15

65536 4.07.87 2.56714 28 Hay 86

16 27 Feb 86967 27 Feb 86

59691 1 Jan 8046970 19 Nay 86

11264 13.02.87 12.2321720 8 Feb 87

279 8 Feb 873026 11.08.87 21.09

185 11 Aug 87182 11 Aug 87192 11 Aug 87201 11 Aug 87183 11 Aug 87

73 6 Jun 872024 11 Aug 87214 11 Aug 87194 11 Aug 87

1571 11 Aug 87411 11 Aug 87

9216 11.02.87 11.0315200 28 Jan 87

805 28 Jan 874235 28 Jan 87297 28 Jan 87

ARC DOC 57214 12.01.87 17.06ARC EXE 30142 24.10.86 15.03ARC TXT 2232 8.01.87 16.53ARCE COlt 5710 31.12.86 13.54CED COH 7156 6.12.85 13.18CED DOC 70472 16.01.86 9.06CWEEP EXE 26368 11.12.86 0.26DOI< 0 19.07.88 7.57FASTCOPY EXE 17244 11.06.86 14.16FASTCPY2 DOC 6685 11.06.86 11.51INSULTS COlt 28288 17.06.85 3.32LIST COH 5785 6.05.87 9.51LIST DOC 24754 23.05.86 14.43LUG DISK 001 5014 28.06.87 20.10

SDI~ COlt 3584 11.05.84 19.17SDIR DOC 1536 7.09.83 0.38SOPWITH EXE 60928 28.12.86 0.08WHEREIS COH 1024 23.11.84 14.23WHEREIS DOC 1536 15.10.84 21.45

LUG 002 Utilities

LUG 003 UtilitiesASC COlt 1169 2.12.86 14.59ATTR COH 627 17.03.86 14.468AC COH 1392 2.01.80 1.46BATFILE DAT 6742 6.04.87 15.098ROWSE COlt 958 2.01.86 3.54CACHE COlt 543 5.06.86 10.59CAlENDAR BAT 62 6.12.87 10.18CAPSLOCK COt1 122 26.09.85 12.03CHANGE COH 737 15.08.86 9.22CHK4BOHB ARC 12288 7.07.87 21.53CHK4BOHB DOC 1664 14.11.85 8.22CHK4BOHB EXE 12032 14.11.85 8.21COPYSAFE Cot1 1266 17.03.87 8.00

ARC DOCARC521 COltARCE COltCACHE2 ARCCACHE2.ASHCACHE2. COHCACHE2.DOCCATS COHCATS TXTJIVE ARCJIVE.DOCJIVE.EXEHAXHEAD ARCHAXHEAD2.COHI'tAXHEAD2.0ATMSDOSLI8 TXTSIf1CGA2 AReSETCGA.COMSETHONO.COHSIHCGA.COHSIHCGA.OOCSORTF DOCSORTF EXESUHDOS ARCREADHE.1STREADHE.BATREADHE.TXTSDINSTR.DOCSUf100S. COHW4FORH ARCFORHW4.WlW4AWINDOWS ARC123.BATBAS.BATCALENDAR.BATFORNATER.BATFY.BATGETABYTE.COH"ENU.AsePARK. BATPW.8ATREADHEWINDOWS.BATIEN012 ARCIENO.ASHIENO.COHIENO.DOCIENOTEST.COH

3584 5-11-84 7:17p1536 9-07-83 12:380

17244 6-11-86 2:16p6685 6-11-86 11:51a

26368 12-11-86 12:260EXE

COHDOC

FASTCOPY EXEFASTCPY2 DOC

CWEEP

SOIRSDIR

ARCE COlt 5710 12-31 -86 1: 54pARC DOC 57214 1-12-87 5:06pARC EXE 30142 10-24-86 3:03pARC TXT 2232 1-08-87 4:53p

Tbis is the latest version (5.20) of thenow famous ARC file compression andextraction utility. Tbis program is usedextensivelyon MS DOS BBS's to re-duee up/downJoad time, and to com-bine all of a applications needed filesinto one package. !t's also useful forreducing the number of disks requiredto back up your important but old dataand program flies. Another "mustbave" program for everyone.

WHEREIS COlt 1024 11-23-84 2:23pWHEREIS DOC 1536 10-15-84 9:45p

If you bave ever bad to searcb throughtwenty or tbirty subdirectories to find aparticular file you knew was some-wbere on the bard drive, you'll appre-ciate !bis utility. Type WHEREIS[filenarne] and the computer will se-arcb through every subdirectory andreport every occurrenee of tbat flIename. OK! Tba!'s it for tbis month. !tis my sineere hope that one of you willvolunteer to produce a disk for neX!montb's meeting. Please eall me if youtbink you would like to bave tbe Iibra-rians job on a permanent basis. Tbis

Seite 10 PC-NEWS -3/1988

Berichte Software BEITRAGSTEIL

8TIAXESARC

That wraps it up for another disk ofthe month. I sincerely hope you findsome of the programs contained onthis disk either amusing, educational,or at least useable. If you have publicdomain software which you feel is ofexceptional quality, please see eitherArthur Brock or myself at the nextmeeting. We'll be happy to make ar-rangements where we can obtain acopy from you, and will be sure to putit on a future disk of the month.

This is probably the most timely set offiles on this disko If your like me youare just dying to know the Tax ReformAct of 1987 is going to affect you. Willyou owe Uncle Sam huge sums of mo-ney? Did you really understand whatthat ridiculous W4 form was about?Well friends if you have Lotus 123(either release 1A or 2.0X) you can geta grip on your tax liability long beforeyou have to face your tax preparer.Tbis file is a tax template containingthe following forms, 1040, Schedule A,Schedule B, and 2441 Child care. So ifyour finances are reasonably simplethis package may be all you need to fUlout your own taxes and eliminate thecost of a professional preparer. Pleasenote: I have not had the opportunity toextensively test tbis template. The Lo-wer Bucks User Group assumes noliability whatsoever should you use thistemplate and then Tun afoul of theIRS. Please double check your work!

LUG 006 Grafik

DOC BAT 58 4.02.88 1.50GO BAT 176 7.12.87 19.04GO TXT 209 4.02.88 1.50GRAPHIC5 DAT 42900 31.01.87 12.20GRAPHIC5 DOC 1627 16.02.87 7.19GRAPHIC5 NAH 1201 31.01.87 12.20GRAPHIC6 DAT 45760 31.01.87 12.21GRAPHIC6 DOC 1845 16.02.87 7.19GRAPHIC6 NAH 1280 31.01.87 12.43START TXT 3458 4.12.87 15.01

GO BAT 176 7.12.87 19.04GO TXT 292 4.02.88 1.44ICONREAD HE 20204 4.12.87 4.12ICONVERT 000 11008 3.12.87 11.48ICONVERT 001 27648 3.12.87 11.49ICONVERT 002 22016 3.12.87 11.50ICONVERT 003 34048 3.12.87 11 .51ICONVERT 004 30720 3.12.87 11.52ICONVERT 005 24320 3.12.87 11.53ICONVERT 006 22528 3.12.87 11.54ICONVERT COH 30881 3.12.87 11.54START TXT 3458 4.12.87 15.01

LUG 006\CONVERT

LUG 006\PRINSHOP

PD Sammlungen

Zum Suchen eines Programms bietensich folgende Mglichkeiten an:

1. Die TGM-Disketten 90-94 (sieheBeitrag 'PD detailliert'), beim Club er-hltlich, enthalten das vollstndig.eVerzeichnis (Kurzbeschreibung+ Dateienverzeichnis) der hier nur mit demTitel abgedruckten Public-Domain-Se-rien. Diese Disketten knnen auch direkt bei Firma MEDEK bezogen wer-den. Auf diesen Disketten befindet sich

Die beim PCCTGM vorrtigen Dis-ketten wurden mit einem ).' in der er-sten Spalte gekennzeichnet. Wenn Sieeine PD-Diskette kaufen, berlassenSie dem Club eine Kopie, wir knnendie Disketten fr Unterrichtszweckeverwenden.

ICONVERT is a graphics format con-version program, which means ICON-VERT allows graphics created in onetype of software to be used in another.An example is to use PrintShop iconsin Printmaster. In fact this program isan outgrowth of a Public Domain pro-gram I wrote for converting PrintShopto Printmaster to Fontasy formats.Though the concept is based on myearlier program, ICONVERT is reallya totaly different program, with manynew conversions and functions. Thisrelease supports conversionsTO/FROM PrintMaster (IBM andCBM versions), PrintShop (roM andCBM versions), NewsMaster, Newsroom, FONTASY, Doodle (CBM de-facto standard), MacPaint, RLE(Compuserve Vidtex), BASICABLOAD, Windows Paint, PC Paintbrush

5.02.88 14.575.01.88 21.325.01.88 21.315.02.88 14.58

31979 6.12.87 16.5236359 6 Dec 8736464 6 Dec 87

455 6 Dec 87106619 3.07.87 5.50

43654 27 Hay 8748750 3 Jut 8710998 3 Jut 87

1245 14 Hay 871446 14 Hay 87

38684 27 Hay 8739153 27 Hay 873990 26.10.B7 14.31

129024 4.07.87 3.392432 24 Apr 87

111214 4 Jun 8746080 4 Jun 873072 19 Feb 87

19 17 Feb 87910 4 Jun 87

48929 4 Jun 871945 4 Jun 871945 4 Jun 871866 17 Apr 87

164 4 Jun 871864 4 Jun 87

83219 1.01.80 1.00144896 1 Jan 80

4650 13.01.88 12.58

CONVERT GO BAT 13GO TXT 490PRINSHOP

87TAXES ARC1987TAX.WK187TAXR1.WKSTAXFORH.DOCARt ARCARt. COHCAR.DATCAR.INXINFO.INCLOGO.INCRANK.CHNSELECT.CHNCO COHHAXIRD25 ARCHAXITESTHR.EXEHRSCREENORDERHRORDERHR.BATPRINTP'tR.BATQUICKREF . DOCQUICKREF. TXTREAD2. TXTREADHR.BAKREADHR.BATREADHR.TXTPOST ARCPOST. EXEREAD_HE TXT

This is the only program on the diskwhich is in a ready to Tun .COM for-mat. It is a terrific utility programwhich allows you to copy, delete, move,and rename, files aImost effortlessly.The program is so well done that Iguarantee you will put it in the utility

.subdirectory of your hard drive afteryour first test drive. You may never usethe DOS COPY command again!

I have a love hate relationship with tbisprogram. It is a writing style checker.Wbat it does is analyze a documentand report on its readability. It reportsreadability by grade level. This is a funthing to play with as long as you don'tmind it telling you that you write a thesecond grade level. A couple of monthsago I fed it the text from some articlesI had written for the ASCIIriber, and itpromptly reported that I had writtenthat material at the 8th or 9th grade le-vel (pretty embarrassing huh!).

MAXIRD25ARC

The first program on our disk for thismonth was an immediate hit with me.POST is aposter making program inmuch the same manner as Print Shop.Unlike Print Shop It is a text only pro-duct, but has a host of formatting opti-ons so you can have multiple lines withdifferent fonts on the same banner. Ican't tell whether the program is eitherancient or very indignant, as it insistson being Tun from a floppy in the A:drive. This is a minor shortcoming asmost people will not use this packageoften enough to warrant placing it ontheir hard drives.

ARIARC

CO.COM

POSTARC

Are you in the market for a new car? Ifyou are currently looking to buy a newcar, this is right up your alley. Thisprogram has oodles of great informa-tion about most all of the 1988 cars.You can compare cost, size, fuel eco-nomy, operating cost, interior room,fuel tank capacity, front drive, reardrive, and a hast of other hard to fmdinformation. This program was puttogether by a major auto leasing com-pany who uses this information to helptheir customers find the right type ofvehicle for their needs and hudget.

as you'll undoubtly want to use theseutilities in the future for other LUGdisks, and to archive your own files.

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auch ein Leseprogramm, mit dem nachBegriffen gesucht werden kann.

2. Im Anschlu an das PD-Disketten-Verzeichnis finden Sie im Beitrag 'PDgeordnet' eine systematische AuIstel-lung ber die PD-Disketten, die diejeweiligen Betellnummern zu be-stimmten Fachgebieten enthalten.

3. Als kleiner Ratgeber, ob denn die sogefundene Nummer auch 'gut' ist,knnte man vielleicht dem Beitrag 'PDtop 100' entnehmen. Fr jemanden,der noch nie mit PD zu tun hatte kn-nen diese top-l00 eine Hilfe sein, sichnicht mit weniger brauchbaren Pro-grammen herumschlagen zu mssen.

TURBO-SIX (T) (TGM-94)

Die Programme der Serie TURBO-SIX sind hauptschlich fr den EinsatzauI IBM-PC und Kompatiblen ge-dacht, jedoch kann es in Einzelfllenmglich sein, Programme auch fr an-dere Betriebssysteme anzupassen. Dieerste Zahl der Diskettennummer klas-sifIZiert die Art der Programme auIden Disketten:

1. Betriebssystemorientierte Anwen-dungen und Routinen

2. Anwendungen und Routinen3. Persnliche und Anwendungen fr

zu Hause4. Geschftsprogramme5. Kommunikationsprogramme und

Routinen6. Spiele7. Besondere Anwendungen8. Wissenschaftliche- und Ingenieurs-

Anwendungen9. Grafik-Programme und RoutinenD.Demoprogramme

TIOI Updated 10/15/86 A set of en-hancements to Turbo PascalthaI use EXTERNAL as-sembler code to aceess andcontrolthe video llisplay on anIBM-PC or clone. This code wasdeveloped and submitted byTurbo S.LX. member KevinDahl. It provides an excellentexample of using assembler andthe EXTERNAL compilerllirective to enhance Turbo Pas-cal by taking advantage of sy-stem dependent features.

T102 A collection of routines and uti-lities for the IBM-PC and com-patibles which i!Iustrate a num-ber of usefuI techniques inclu-

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TSIPP system is designed forthe IBM-PC environment.

T209 THANKS TO TURBO S.IXMEMBER J. ROCKFORDCOGAR FOR THE BULK OFTHE CODE ON THIS DISK.MUCH OF IT IS HIS OWNWORK, WITH THE RESTBEING USEFUL PUBLICDOMAIN UTILITIES ANDSUCH TRAT HE FOUNDAND SENT ALONG TOSHARE WITH OTHERTURBO S.IX MEMBERS.

1'210 This diskette oontains the sourceeode for the Iistings in the bookUSING TURBO PASCAL,wriUen by Steve Wood and pu-blished by Osbom/McGraw-HilI. In addition there are someroutines and short programsthat did not make it ioto thebook. CP/M users shoold notethat the material in the TS-CREEN subdirectory is notiocluded on CP/M formaUeddiskeUes as it is usable only onIBM-PC and oompatible sy-stems.

1'211 This diskeUe contains the sourcecode for both the oolor and mo-nochrome versions of T-SCREEN. T-SCREEN is ascreen design system which a1-lows you to develop data entryand information screens whichtake advantage of a1lthe displayfeatures on an IBM-PC oroompatible. User documenta-tion and a oompiled version ofT-SCREEN are available onTurbo S.I.X. disk #212.

1'212 This diskeUe oontains both amonochrome and a color ver-sion of a screen design systemwriuen by our own Steve Wood.It is called T-SCREEN and al-lows you to develop data entryand information screens wbichtake advantage of all the displayfeatures on an IBM-PC or oom- .patible. See TSCREEN.DOCfor detailed documentaion. Thesource eode far T-SCREEN isavailable on Turbo S.IX disk#211.

1'213 CUSTOMIZE YOUR TURBO3.00B OR 3.0lA COMPILERWITH INSTX. WRITE MENUMODULES WITH THEMENU CODE GENERATOR.USE A JOYSTICK, LINKLISTS AND MORE WITHTHEPROGRAMSANDROUTINES ON THIS DISK.ALL THIS PLUS THESOURCE LISTINGS FROMJEFF DUNTEMANN'SBOOK!

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1'214 FORGE IS A USER SUPPOR-TED FORMS GENERATOR.ACTUALLY IT GENERATESOUTPUT FILES THAT CANBE USED BY EITHERTURBO PASCAL OR DBASEIII PROGRAMS AS INPUTSCREENS. THE DEMOPROGRAM PROVIDESSOURCE CODE TO ILLU-STRATE HOW THE INPUTFORM DATA IS USED IN ATURBO PASCAL PRO-GRAM.

1'215 BOX IS A USER SUPPOR-TED SCREEN DESIGNTOOL. IT IS WELL DESI-GNED, WELL DOCUMEN-TED AND EASY TO USE.DG STANDS FOR DISPLAYGENERATOR. IT PERMITSYOU TO DESIGN DATA IN-PUTSCREENSANDTHENGENERATES A TURBOPASCAL PROGRAM TODISPLAY THE INPUTSCREEN AND ACCEPTDATA ENTERED BY THEUSER. BOTH IBM-PC ANDCP/M VERSIONS AREAVA1LABLE. DG IS ALSO AUSER SUPPORTED PRO-DUCT.

T30l Ahorne accounting system high-lights this selection. It is a weildocumented shareware programwriuen in Turbo Pascal. Theonly problem is that source codeis not included and it is forIBM-PCs and compatibles only.Other selections include an ad-dress filer, a checkbook recon-eiler, a oouple of programs fordoing loan calcolations and afew mise. utilities that you mayfind usefuJ.

T302 Updated 10/15/86 Tbis disk isdedicated to word and text pro-cessing using Turbo Pascal. Be-sides a oomplete word proces-sing program, you'lI find a oou-pIe of simpler text editors and asome text filters and analysistools including a simple spellingchecker.

T303 A home entertainment programfor the musically inclined. Aweil documented sharewareprogram wriuen in Turbo Pas-cal. The source eode is notincluded. It is for IBM-PCs andoompatibles only. It allows youto play your oomputer keyboardlike an organ and optionallysave and edit the resolt with aneasy to use, full featured "tuneprocessorl+. You can save the Te-sulting masterpiece as an exe-cutable .COM fUe. There are a

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number of these ready to plytunes included on this diskoThanks to Turbo S.IX memberNiel Rubenking for making biswork available.

T304 OVER 1/3 MEG. OF PROGRAMS AND UTILITIESFOR USEATHOMEORATTHE OFFICE. AND EVER YONEINCLUDESSOURCECODE! MOST ARE BYTURBO S.IX MEMBERSAND MANY ARE BUILT ONCODE FROM OUR LI-BRARY.

T40l THIS DISK CONTAINS LO, AUSER SUPPORTED PRO-GRAM THAT ALLOWSYOUR INEXPENSIVE 9 PINPRINTER TO PRINT INNEAR LETTER OUALITYUSING A NUMBER OFTYPE STYLES. SUPPORTSSUPER/SUBSCRIPTS, GRA-PHICS AND MORE. CON-TROL FILES ARE PROV!-DED FOR MOST POPULARPRINTERS IN THIS CLASSOR YOU CAN CREATE CU-STOM CONTROL FILES.

T402 This diskette contains rwo majorapplications, each includingcommented SOUTee code and da-cumentation. The first is a gene-ral purpose data file update andmaintenance program. h ismostly generic, though this ver-sion has some MS-DOS depen-dent eode. It shoold be easy tomake the needed changes forCP/M systems. The program isweil organized and with somework on the user interface couldbe useful. The second programwas written by our own SteveWood far his book Using TurboPascal. It is generic and shouldcompile on any Turbo system.While it is a single purpose pro-gram, (Ioan amortization) a lotof the data input routines couldbe used in any applicatons thatrequires verified, formatted dataentry. Disk #401 has aversionof this program that was writtenfor IBM-PCs and clones whichperforms much better in thatenvironment.

T403 TURBO S.IX MEMBER JlMHAAS PROVIDES A USE-FUL DOS SHELL CALLEDHARD DISK MENU. IT ISWELL DOCUMENTED AI':DON-LINE HELP IS AVAIL-ABLE. ALSO ON THIS DISKIS A NICE APPOINTMENT/TICKLER SYSTEMWITH SOURCE CODEINCLUDED. THE DISK IS

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FILLED OUT WITH SOMEFUN PROGRAMS TO GIVEYOU SOMETHING TO DOAT BREAK TIME.

T501 This disk contains the compiledobject code for a comprehensivecommunications and terminalemulation system. The sourcecode (over 30,000 \ines) is avai-lable on disks #502 & 503 of theTurbo S.IX library. This codewas developed by Philip Bumsof Northwestern University inEvanston TL. It is a classic ex-ample of the kind of useful,quality code being produced inthe public domain community.We try to keep things simple bynot using compressed fIles fordisks in the Turbo S.IX library.We've made an exception in thecase of PIBTERM. To "decom-press' the fIles on this disk you'lIneed to use the ARC utilityincluded on this disko For exam-pIe, to expand the fIles in the ar-chive fIle PIBTI25AARC andplace the resulting files on driveB:, you would enler this com-mand: ARC E PIBTI25A B: Complete instruc-tions for using PIBTERM canbe found in the fIle PIB-TERM3.DOC which is archivedin PIBTI25CARC. PIBTERMrequires an IBM-PC or compa-tible system.

T502 Disk 1 of a lWo disk set contai-ning source code for a completecommunications and terminalemulation system. The compi-led, executable version is avai-lable on disk #501 of the TurboS.IX library. This code was de-veloped by Philip Bums ofNorthwestern University in Ev-anston IL. Tbere 3re over 34,000\ines of weil structured, weilcommeoted code here that willbe of interestto most Turboprogrammers. You'lI find usefultechniques for windowing, exi-ting to DOS then retuming toan application, critical errortrapping and much more. So,eveD if you're not interestedcommunications, you would dowellto check out this material.We try to keep things simple bynot using compressed files fordisks in the Turbo S.IX library.We've made an exception in thecase of PIBTERM. To "decom-press" the files on this disk you'lIneed to use the ARC utilityincluded on this disko For exam-pIe, to expand the files in the ar-chive file PIBTIDOCARC andplace the resulting files on drive

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B:, you would enter this com-mand: ARC E PIBTIDOC B: Complete instructi-ons for using PIBTERM can befound in the file PIB-TERM3.DOC which is archivedin PIBTIDOCARC. You willfind another documentation filein that archive which documentsthe procedure you must followto successfully compile the pro-gram. Note that you will needan IBM-PC or close compatible,version 3.0 or later of TurboPascal and aboutlWo meg ofdisk space. In other words, ahard disko Remember that thecompiled version is avaiIable ondisk #501 and a hard disk is notrequired to run the program.Even if your system won't com-pile the program, you shouldconsider having the source codefor reference and as a source ofnumerous useful fautines.

T503 Disk 2 of a lWo disk set contaiDing source code for a completecommunications and terminalemulation system. Thc compi-led, executable version is avai-lable on disk #501 of the TurboS.IX library. This code was de-veloped by Philip Burns ofNorthwestern University in Ev-anston lL. There are over 34,000lines of weil structured, weilcommented code here that willbe of interest to most Turboprogrammers. You'lI find usefultechniques for windowing, exi-tiog to DOS then returning toan application, crilical errartrapping and much more. So,even if you're not interestedcommunications, Yll would daweil to check out Ibis material.We try to keep things simple bynot using compressed files fordisks in the Turbo S.IX library.We've made an exception in thecase of PIBTERM. To "decom-press" the files 00 this disk you'lIneed to use the ARC utilityincluded on this disko For exam-pIe, to expand the files in the ar-chive fUe PIBTISP3ARC andplace the resultiog fUes 00 driveB:, you would enter this com-mand: ARC E PlBTISP3 B: Complete instruc-tions for usiog PIBTERM canbe found in the file PIB-TERM3.DOC which is archivedin PIBTIDOCARC on disk#502. Also there is a docu-mentation fLle in that archivewhich documents the procedureyou must follow to successfullycompile the program. Note that

you will need an IBM-PC orclose compatible, version 3.0 orlater of Turbo Pascal and aboutlWo meg of disk space. In otherwords, a hard disko Rememberthat the compiled version isavaiIable on disk #501 and ahard disk is not required to runthe program. Eveo if your sy-stem won't compile the pro-gram, you should consider ha-ving the saurce code for refe-rence and as a source of numeraus useful routines.

T504 A high quality communicationsprogram plus saurce code for auseful terminal program aod aset of routines in a .INC fUe thatshow how to twiddle the bits ofthe COM ports.

T505 & 506 THIS 2 D1SK SET CON-TAINS AN ENHANCEDVERSION OF THE RENOW-NED QMODEM COMMU-NICATIONS PROGRAM BYJOHN FRIEL III. THE MA-JOR ENHANCEMENT ISTHE lMPLEMENTATlON OFA SCRIPT LANGUAGE.THIS MAKES IT POSSIBLETO CREATE SCRIPT FILESTHAT CONTROL QMODEM.THIS MAKES REPETITIVEPROCEDURES AND RE-MOTE OPERATIONEASIER. BESIDES ADDINGSCRIPT CONTROL, A NUM-BER OF BELLS ANDWHISTLES HAVE BEENADDED. NOTE THAT WEHAVE NOT REPLACEDTHE EARLlER VERSION OFQMODEM FOUND ON D1SK#504. FOR THOSE WHODON'"[ NEED THE EXTRAFEATURES, THE SMALLERSIZE OF THE "OLD" VER-SION CAN BE AN ASSET. IFYOU'RE LlKE US, YOU'LLPROBABLY USE BOTHWITH YOUR CHOICE DE-PENDENT ON WHATNEEDS TO BE DONE.

T507 THIS ADDITION TO THECOMMUNICATIONS CATE-GORY PROVIDES A MINI-BBS, A SIMPLE BUT USE-FUL COMMUNICATIONSPROGRAM,ANDSOURCECODE FOR A DUMB TER-MINAL PLUS ASYNC PORTACCESS AND MANIPULA-TION.

T601 Play games and learn sophisti-cated graphics techniques withthis series of animated gamesfrom Turbo S.I.X. member DonPavia. You'lI need an IBM-PCor clone with a Color Graphics

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Adapter. You'll be amazed atwhat you can do using the toolsthat Don has developed. Seedisks 901, 903 and 904 for moreexamples of his work.

T602 Try your own strategies for thegreat sea battles of WWII withWar At Sea by Turbo S.Ix.member David Jackson. If youprefer to use your computer formore peaceful pursuits, try NeilRubenking's MAKAMOVI toereate anirnated sequences.Graphics NOT required, butboth are for IBM-PC or com-patible systems.

T605 More fun programs from TurboS.IX. member Don Pavia. Ifyou've got any of the other diskshe has contributed, you knowyou're in for a treat. Not onlyare these programs fun, butyou'll find lots of useful codingtechniques and ideas. Requiresan IBM-PC or clone with Co-lor /Graphics Adapter.

T603 Put a Iittle fun in your Iife as you1eam lots of Turbo pro- gram-ming tricks. A big collection ofc1assic and innovative gameswrillen in Turbo. Some use sy-stem specific code, but many aregeneric enough that they willrun as is on most machines.

T604 Fun and educational too! If youhave some young future codersaround the hause, or want tosee how to design games thatuse sound, graphics and anima-tion, you'lI want to check out theprograms on this selection. Theyare all from Turbo S.IX. mem-ber Don Pavia. If you have anyof his other selections, you knowthis means weIl designed, weIlcommented code. Requires anIBM-PC or clone with Co-lor/Graphics Adapter.

T606 IF ACTION AND ADVEN-TUREAREYOURCUPOFTEA, YOUR CUP RUNETHOVER WITH THIS NEWADDmON TO THE GAMESCATEGORY. ALL THREEOF THE GAMES ON THISDISK ARE ACTION" AD-VENTURES AS OPPOSEDTO THE 'TEXT ONLY AD-VENTURES THAT YOU LI-KELY HAVE SEEN. TWO OFTHE THREE INCLUDESOURCE CODE SO YOUCAN USE THEM TO GETPROGRAMMING IDEASFOR YOUR OWN GREATADVENTURE.

T607 DISK #607 IS ANOTHER SE-LECTION FOR THE FAN-TASY/ADVENTURE

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CROWD.OMA (DUNGEONMASTERS ASSISTANT) ISDESIGNEO TO ASSIST THEDUNGEON MASTER INCREATING CHARACTERSAND TRACKING THE AC-TION IN A 0&0 ROLEPLAYlNG ADVENTURE.NOTE THAT THIS IS NOTAN ADVENTURE GAME,RATHER IT IS A TOOL TOASSIST THOSE WHO EN-GAGE IN THESE TYPES OFGAMES. OMA IS A USERSUPPORTEDPRODUCTAUTHORED BY TURBOS.I.X. MEMBER STEPHENEDWARDS. BOTH THESOURCE CODE AND ACOMPILED VERSION AREINCLUDED ON THIS DISK.ONE REASON FOR THIS ISTHAT THE BCD VERSIONOF TURBO WAS USED ANDYOU WONT BE ABLE TOCOMPILE IT WITH A NON-BCD COMPILER WITHOUTMODIFYING THE CODE. INORDER TO GET BOTH THESOURCE CODE AND ACOMPLETE RUNABLE SY-STEM ON THIS DISK ITWAS NECESSARY TO AR-CHIVE THE COMPILEDCODE. TO EXTRACT THEARCHIVED FILES, COPYARC.EXE AND DMA-PCARC ONTO A FORMAT-TED DISK AND USINGTHAT DISK, TYPE... ARC EDMA-PC .

nOI This disk contains source andobject code for a p-code Pascalcompiler. It is a weil documen-ted program that will be of valueto students and others who wantto leam about compiler designand implementation. While thesource code itself is sparselycommented, the documentationfiles are very thorough. Thecompiler follows the standardset forth by Jensen and WirthFile 1/0 is not irnplemented inthis release. FACILIS is the re-sult of a group effort by indivi-duaIs who gather electronicallyvia the BBS of John Na-leszkiewicz. It iIlustrates the pu-blic domain spirit and aII invol-ved deserve our thanks. Notethat this is the same code that isavailable from PC-SIG as disk#424.

n02 If you are interested in astro-nomy, you will find the pro-grams on this disk of interest.PLANETS provides detaileddata on the position, distance,

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magnitude etc. for each planetand selected comets. In additionit will plot the orbital andskyview of the above for a se-lected date and time. MOON-BEAM provides astronomiealdetails about our nearest neigh-bor in space for any date andtime. You can also choose todisplay a star chart for the se-lected date and time based onthe Yale Observatory bright stardatabase. Tbe source code forMOONBEAM is not provided,but is availab1e from the author.FinaIly, OPTICS computes va-riaus parameters of a reflectingtelescope. You'lI need an IBM-PC or clone with CGA forPLANETS and MOONBEAM.

n03 1F YOU NEED TO ACCESSDATA IN DBASE OR LOTUSFILES FROM YOUR TURBOPROGRAMS THE EXAM-PLES ON THIS DISK MAYBE OF HELP. THERE ISALSO A NICE MEMORYRESIDENT UTILITY FORCONTROLLING YOUR HP-LASER PRINTER. ON THEOTHER HAND, MAYBEYOU OR SOMEONE YOUKNOW IS JUST GEITI 'GSTARTED WITH TURBOPASCAL. IF SO, THE TURBOTUTORIAL WILL BE OF IN-TEREST.

T801 A plethora of software tools forscientists, engineers and othermathematical types. Whetheryou afe doing statistical analysisor plotting fraetals, chances areyou'lI fmd some useful ideashere. There are over 105 filescovering many subject areas.Some require an 8087 mathcoprocessoT, hut many are geneTie.

T802 TURBO GURU PHIL BURNSAND TURBO S.I.X. MEM-BERS FROM MICHIGANUSA AND CARACAS VENE-ZUELA CONTRIBUTEDMATERIAL FOR THIS DISK.INCLUDED ARE PLOITINGROUTlNES,CALCULATORS(INCLUDING ONE FORMICE), EQUATION SOLVERS AND A PRINTERCONTROLLER.

T803 LARRY PUHL, AUTHOR OFTHE POPULAR PLANETSPROGRAM ON DISK #702PROVIDES THE FIRSTTURBO PROLOG APPLICAnON BE INCLUDED INTHE TURBO S.IX LIBRARY.CHEMICAL IS AN EXPERTSYSTEM THAT ALLOWS

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THE USER TO GRAPHI-CALLY MANIPULATECHEMICAL ELEMENTS ATTHEATOMICLEVEL.AKNOWLEDGE OF CHE-MISTRY IS REQUJRED FORANY SERIOUS USE. HO-WEVER, WE WERE ABLETO CREATEA WATERMOLECULE ON THETHJRD TRY WITHOUTREADING THE DOCU-MENTATION! SERIOUSLY,THIS WOKS LIKEA GREATEDUCATIONAL TOOL.CHECK IT OUT IF YOU'REAT ALL INTERESTED INCHEMISTRY. REQUIRESAN mM-PC OR COMPATI-BLE WITH A CGA OR EGAVIDEOCARD.

1'901 An outstanding tool for creatinggrapbics sprites and and doinganimation with your mM-PC(or compatible) with a Co-10r/GraphicsAdapter. Tbis isfrom Turbo S.I.x. member Do-nald Pavia and is top qualitywork. Don provides lots of weilcomrnented demo programswith source code and will pro-vide saurce code for tbe designand composition tools for a mo-dest fee.

1'902 Explore tbe graphics capabilitiesofTurbo Pascal and your IBM-PC with this group of grapbicsdemos, utility routines and evena lutorial on the matb behindthe grapbs.

1'903 A commercial quality utility thaIsimplifies the design and use ofspecial graphics fonts for tbemM-PC and compatibles. Tbisis the excellent work of TurboS.I.x. member Donald Pavia. Ifyou are using an mM or com-patible system witb a Co-lor/Graphics adapter, tbis is a'must bave' addition to your toolbox.

T904 Updated 10/15/86 Tbe perfecttool to bone your artistic talents.TPAINT by Turbo S.I.X. mem-ber Donald Pavia tums yourIBM-PC or clone (mouse &Color Graphics adapter re-quired) into a veritable artistspalate. Tbis is a very weil donesystem. It's comparable to tbecommercial offerings availableand even includes a conversionutility that allows you to use"paintings" cr~ated with tbemost popular programs of tbistype.

1'905 A SET OF ROUTINES FORUSING GRAPHICS ON ASYSTEM EQUIPPED WITH

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AN EGA VIDEO CARD.MOST REQUJRE AN IBM-PCOR CWNE AND A 256K +EGA CARD. FROM TURBOS.IX MEMBER DONALDPAVIA, AUTHOR OFTURBO PAINT AND SEVE-RAL OTHER NOTABLEGRAPHICS ORIENTEDD1SKS IN THE LmRARY.

T906 THIS D1SK CONTAlNS A SETOF EGA TOOLS FOR BOTHTURBO PASCAL ANDMICROSOFT 'C'. WEINCLUDED THE 'C' CODESINCE IT PROVIDES ANOPPORTUNITY TO COM-PARE THE LANGUAGES.THIS IS A USER SUPPOR-TED PRODUCT BY KENTCEDOLA AND NO DOUBTREPRESENTS MANYHOURS OF WORK. THED1SK IS FILLED OUT WITHSOME PLOTTING ROUTI-NES BY TURBO S.IXMEMBER TOM KINNEY.

TDOl This disk contains DEMO ver-sions of lWo useful programswritten in Turbo Pascal. In eachcase, a full warking version isavailable from the autbor(s).TURBO-SCREEN is a screendesign tool and code generator.The demo version is limiled to25 variables (input fields) perscreen vs 255 for the ful1 ver-sion. Also the full version ge-nerates Turbo Pascal SOllTeecode based on the screens youcreate. The SAMPLE programprovides an example of the ge-nerated code. Tbe ful1 is avai-lable for $30.00. TAGDEMO isa limited (only works witb 10files at a time) DOS shell typeprogram. It is very weIl doneand is comparable to the bettercommercial entries in this field.Tbe unlimited version goes for$34.95 and is very useful forthings like cataloging TurboS.I.x. disks! Complete sourcecode is also available, albeit atthe significant cost of $154.95.You'lI need an IBM-PC orcompatible for tbese. TBS isbest with a CGA or EGA cardalthougb it's not a requirement.

TD02 THIS D1SK CONTAlNSDEMO VERSIONS OF TWOUSEFUL PROGRAMSWRITTEN IN TURBO PASCAL. IN EACH CASE, AFULL WORKING VERSIONIS AVAlLABLE FROM THEAUTHOR(S). A COUPLE OFSHAREWAREPROGRAMS

HAVEBEENINCLUDEDTOFILL OUT THE D1SK.

TD03 THIS D1SK CONTAlNS ADEMO VERSION OF AUSEFUL PROGRAM WRIT-TEN IN TURBO PASCAL. AFULL WORKING VERSIONIS AVAlLABLE FROM THEAUTHOR. YOU'LL NEEDAN IBM-PC OR COMPATlBLE FOR THIS PROGRAM.

TD04 THIS D1SK CONTAlNS ADEMO VERSION OF AUSEFUL PROGRAM WRIT-TEN IN TURBO PASCAL. AFULL WORKING VERSIONIS AVAlLABLE FROM THEAUTHOR.

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TUG L I N E S #001TUG L I N E S #002TUG LI N E S #003TUG PC LmRARY #001TUG PC LIBRARY #002TUG PC LmRARY #3TUG PC LIBRARY #4TUG PC LIBRARY #5TWPASDOS001: PAR: PERSONAL

ACCOUNTING RECORDSTWPASDOS002: CHECK BOOK

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TWPASDOS003: NOTEBOOK-PRINT MANAGER FORTURBO EDITOR

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'SOO9 SQUISH'SOlOCHASM'SOl1 SPEEDUP'SOI2DEM03'S013PDRAW'SOI4 BARGRAPH'S015 COLORDEMO'S016GAMES'S017 GAMES #2'SOI8 IQBUILD'S019 ARCHlE'S02ODRAW'S021 PC-MAN'S022 CHECKDIR'S023 BOWLING'S024 GAMES #3'S025 FlNANCE'S026 BOOK INDEX'S027 ZOOSORT'S028 DlSKMODF'S029 FlNANCE'S030 PASCAL 1/0'S031 MVP-FORTHS032 MVP-FORTH 2'S033 DIR'S034 SDlR22'S035 GAMES #4'S036 PASCALS037 GAMES #5S038DRAWS039 FLIGHT SIMULATORS040 STOCK MARKET ANALY-

SER'S041 KERMIT COMMUNICAnON

SYSTEM VERSION 2.26A'S042 KERMIT COMMUNICATION

SYSTEM VERSION 2.26AS043 EXIDY WORD PROCESSOR

DEMOS044 GAMES #6S045 GAMES #7'S046 UTILITIES #1S047CASTLES048 RUNOFFS049 FINISHS050ROFF'S051 HYPERDRIVES052 FREE4S053 SOUNDSS054XMODEMS055 GAMES #8S056 KEYBOARD UTILITIESS057 TEXT PROCESSING TOOLS -

VOLUMEIS058 TEXT PROCESSING TOOLS -

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REFS060 UTIL, MAKE, BASREF'S061 PRINTGR, IPCO PROGRAMSS062 APPLICATIONSS063 WlTHDRAWNS064 DESKTOP - VOLUME 1S065 DESKTOP - VOLUME 2S066 GINACO PROGRAMSS067 NONLINS068 WORDFLEX WORD PRO-

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