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} column is¢ full of important files and products.¢ Her Slowmo Reviews column, likewise. ¢ Finally, there is an article (aut!♪}hor¢ not mentioned) about some of the¢ idiosyncracies of programming in¢ MAC/65.¢¢ ACE of Syracuse Newsletter for A! }pril,¢ 1991 -- Tom Andrews has written an¢ excellent article about Assemblers,¢ Interpretors and Compilers. Ken¢ W!}ickert has extensively quoted Chuck¢ Leazott's ICD sale article (mentioned¢ above). Vernon W. Smith writes about¢ some of t!}he entries in the Addison-¢ Wesley "Atari Software 1985". Some¢ of the software mentioned then is¢ still going stron!}g today.¢¢ B.A.C.E. Line (Bakersfield) for May,¢ 1991 -- Although there are no 8-bit-¢ specific articles, there are som!⓪}e¢ interesting features.¢¢ Between Bytes (JACS) for May, 1991 --¢ There is some 8-bit news scattered¢ around, but not u!①}nder any specific¢ heading. Read it all.¢¢ S.L.C.C. Journal for May, 1991 -- Bob¢ Wooley continues his his article on¢ an !②}80-column card with a correction¢ of the circuit presented last time,¢ several important enhancements, and¢ hints to t!③}hose who desire to write a¢ word-processor program for the card.¢¢ MUG Newsletter for May, 1991 -- The¢ NAPCO material is!④} getting mighty¢ thin! However, there's substance¢ here in an article decrying the split¢ of Atari users into 8-bi!⑤}t and ST¢ camps, a reprint of John Aalto's¢ comments detailing new articles and¢ products for the 8-bits, and !⑥} a¢ reprint of AtariWriter+ Part VI,¢ Jimmy Boyce's AIM article.¢¢ +*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*+*¢ 8-bits, and n MINUTES OF THE OCTOBER 1993 MEETING.¢ ====================================¢¢ NEW CORRECTED MEETING DATE:¢¢ Saturday Decembe%⑧}r 18, instead of¢ December 11. WHERE? At the Library.¢¢ ITEM:¢¢ STAN SCHENFELD tendered his¢ resignation as %⑨}VICE PRESIDENT of the¢ OL' HACKERS. He informed us that he¢ has become deeply involved with¢ AMATEUR RADIO and PHO%ə}TOGRAPHY and¢ therefore has not enough time for¢ everything. STAN we thank you for the¢ many years of devoted service t%}o our¢ club. It is with regret that we¢ accept the resignation. STAN says he¢ will remain an active member.¢¢ We %}have a new VICE PRESIDENT and¢ MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN - he is JACK¢ GEDALIUS. JACK has been a devoted OL'¢ HACKER who has %}agreed to add more¢ duties to his already busy personal¢ schedule. We wish you well, and we¢ know you will do a bang %}up job.¢¢ ITEM:¢¢ A group of dedicated OL' HACKERS¢ (4) packed addressed and mailed the¢ 300 plus ATARI CLASSICS disks%}. It was¢ a small group this time because many¢ of us were either sick or recovering¢ or not available. Regardless what the% }¢ cause the OL' HACKERS will always try¢ to honor its commitments!¢¢ THOUGHTS TO PONDER¢¢ In 1983 ATARI CORP. had a US%!}ER¢ GROUPS of 50,000 members. Now there¢ are less than 5,000 members. What¢ happened???¢¢ CORRESPONDENCE:¢¢ ALEX r%"}ead a letter mailed to our¢ member DENNIS KLINE in Florida¢ written by RON FETZER. RON¢ congratulated DENN%#}IS on the superb¢ article he wrote in the last issue of¢ CURRENT NOTES called "SMALL BUSINESS¢ SYSTEMS", which had been pu%$}blished in¢ a prior issue of our newsletter.¢ A message on the MACHINE BBS¢ (516) 764-5748 from our member in¢ M%%}A, GLEN SOUNDERS. He said he refuses¢ to serve only IBM callers on his BBS.¢ He will serve non-specific platform¢ informati%&}on. His BBS is "STARS". He¢ saidTHE MACHINE BBS SYSOP LOU TRAPANI¢ has the OL' HACKERS connection and is¢ therefore a very %'}valuable BBS for 8¢ BIT'ers. LOU is an OHAUG member.¢ A letter from our member DANE¢ STEGMAN in upstate N.Y. He te%(}lls us¢ that he can run PRINT POWER on this¢ XMM801 printer but AWARD WARE does¢ not work even though it is from the¢%)} same company. We tried it on our¢ XMM801 and you are right, DANE, it¢ DOES NOT RUN on the XMM801. Sorry to¢ give yo%*}u this news, but at least you¢ know its not your equipment.¢ A letter from our member¢ THEODORE TOPPING in MA %+} who renewed¢ his membership for 1994. He asks if¢ there is a way to connect an IDE HARD¢ DRIVE to the 800XL. He is %,} also¢ programming the PIA CHIP to act as a¢ joystick input on port #1 and a drive¢ output on port #2. He wants to drive¢ a%-} 7406 chip jig to drive LEDS. He¢ also likes the newsletter. He also¢ ordered 15 library disks. ALEX¢ responded%.} and gave him BOB WOOLEY's¢ (super HACKER) address.¢¢ DEMOS:¢¢ ALEX showed the latest TWAUG¢ disk (Sep/Oct 93) fro%/}m our members in¢ England. On it is MAGIC SQUARE, SPACE¢ WOLF, FOLDER LABEL, BOMBER, ROBO¢ ADVENTURE. On side two th%0}ere was¢ EMPIRE, ZEROX.ARC. We saw EMPIRE. A¢ great game. A 2 player strategy¢ game.¢ A disk from the SAN %1}LEANDRO¢ COMPUTER CLUB NEWSLETTER OCT 93. It¢ has HEARTS, SKULL ISLAND, PRNSTAR.131¢ (UPDATE and LATEST VERSION), FILEEM,¢%2} (with data) and BOINK.¢ The next disk we saw is the¢ first SAMPLE FUTURA disk from¢ Scotland from our %3} member STUART¢ MURRAY. This was the 1st disk he¢ made. We have ALL FUTURA DISKS in the¢ library. They are great!. This%4} was a¢ sample disk. It has a very nice¢ VIEWDOCS program. It has a lot of¢ programs on the disks. Side two has a¢%5} lot of .OBJ programs on it. MULTI¢ FILE COPIER II. ETC.¢ Disk TWAUG #4. JUL/AUG 93. We¢ saw ABBUC'S BRAINWAVE PI%6}CTURE LOADER.¢ They had a lot of GARFIELD pictures¢ on it. A continuous picture show.¢ Also on side two are pictures.%7} The¢ graphics are excellent. Each one is a¢ 62 sector picture.¢ Next we saw ARTIST UNLEASHED. It¢ is a art program t%8}o create pictures¢ and paintings. It has a lot of¢ features. It is in the library. Side¢ one has the master program,%9} side two¢ has the data disk.¢ Next we saw a NCAUG disk JUL/AUG¢ 87. (Brand new - Grin). It had a very¢ nice introductio%:}n to the disk.It had ¢ DEBUT, QUICK REFERENCE.OBJ, NOTE-¢ POINT BASIC, VOLCANO ISLAND,¢ ADVENTURE 40.BAS, DEVI%;}LS'S DOORWAY,¢ ZERO FREE.OBJ, ARACHNID.BAS, 13¢ BUSINESS PROGRAMS on side two. A¢ loaded disk to get. Also now i%<}n the¢ library.¢ ALEX showed MENU2BIN.BAS. You¢ can write a description of the files¢ on the disk and the Menu wil%=}l boot¢ automatically with the file¢ description. You can also print it¢ out as a hard copy. It loads BASIC¢%>} and BINARY files. Only works with DOS¢ 2 and 2.5. It has many features.¢ We also saw VTCOR FIX. It has a¢ lot of fea%?}tures to manipulate the¢ VTOC TABLE. It also has a disk¢ mapper.¢ We also saw CUSTOM PRINT.MOD by¢ MAT RAT a%@}nd modified by TOM ANDREWS¢ for the GEMINI 10X printer. A program¢ that list all the special Atari¢ characters as well%A} as prints inverse¢ characters. A great program to get.¢ Many features.¢ We saw LABEL MASTER for making¢ mailing l%B}abels. Disk Directory¢ labels, Envelope labels and address¢ envelopes. Aother very nice program¢ to get.¢ We a%C}lso saw NUMERALOGY.BAS. We¢ ran the numeralogy profile for HARRY¢ TUTHILL. It was pretty accurate. We¢ also ran a profil%D}e for ALEX. What¢ B.S.!!¢¢ DOOR PRIZES:¢¢ JACK GEDALIUS¢ HARRY TUTHILL¢ ALAN SHARKIS¢ JOE LEBER¢¢ Submitted by¢ &À} MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 1993 MEETING:¢ =====================================¢¢¢ NEW MEMBERS:¢¢ JOHN HARDIE, (an old)F} member¢ returns) the Resource Editor of A.C.¢ re-joined our group. WILLIAM V.¢ SMINKEY contacted us (thanks to JOHN)G}¢ McGOWAN) wrote to us and also joined¢ our group. WILLIAM is our most¢ senior member, (80 plus!.) BOB¢ WOOLEY)H} also joined. BOB is a hardware¢ hacker extra ordinaire. BOB uses a¢ 1200XL which he loves. He has written¢ many articles )I}about the mods he has¢ done. JOHN R. DOUGLAS from Bethlehem¢ PA. also joined us. JOHN is¢ interested in TURBO B)J}ASIC for SPARTA¢ DOS 3.2. (Look elsewhere on this disk¢ for TURBO BASIC 3.2Q.) ANDREW¢ KOLSTEAD from Washington DC )K} joined¢ us. ANDREW uses a BLACK BOX from CSS¢ with two 20Meg. SYQUEST hard drives,¢ two QUINTOPUS' and 2 expanded memory¢)L} computers. I think fellows you will¢ have a good time and make many new¢ friends, and I'm sure we will all¢ learn f)M}rom your own experiences.¢¢ WANTED:¢¢ ===> ALEX and I purchased the¢ ALIEN VOICE BOX. We need the DISK¢ PROGRAM )N}that goes with it. If anyone¢ can make us a copy it would be much¢ appreciated. <===¢¢ CORRESPONDENCE:¢¢ ALEX wrote )O}to ROWLAND GRANT of¢ the GARDEN CITY ACE-in B.C. CANADA.¢ ALEX asked if we could get some of¢ JOHN PICKEN'S latest work )P}for the 8-¢ bit. JOHN PICKEN is one of the¢ premiere programmers for the 8-bit.¢ ROWLAND answered and said he w)Q}ill¢ send us a disk of JOHN's works, as¢ soon as they are completed. He also¢ complimented us on our newsletter.¢¢ )R}A letter from STUART MURRAY our¢ member in Scotland. He thanks us for¢ the back issues of our newsletter. He¢ put them into)S} the NOSAUG library. He¢ said he is going to spread the word¢ of the OL' HACKERS in Europe. ALEX¢ responded jokingly )T}and said if he¢ spread the word too well, we might¢ get overloaded with new members¢ (grin!).¢¢ A message on)U} GENIE from CHARLES¢ COLE a member of our club and the¢ HARDWARE EDITOR of AC. He assumed we¢ are the ones that duplicat)V}e the disks¢ for AC. He offered help with¢ duplicating. We informed him that we¢ do not duplicate the disk for AC, )W}but¢ we thanked him for the offer. STEVE¢ HOFFEE is in charge of duplicating.¢ We are in charge of packing, stamping¢ and)X} mailing the disks. A message from¢ STEVE HOFFEE. He thanked us for our¢ message to him about CHARLES COLE'S¢ offer. He )Y} will contact CHARLES. He¢ sends his regards to the "WORKER ANTS¢ who do the grunt work. My hat is off¢ to you OL' HACKERS)Z}". Thanks STEVE,¢ but you too deserve our thanks for¢ all the grunt work you do in¢ duplicating 300 plus disks )[}for A.C.¢¢ A letter from JIM CUTLER our¢ member from England. JIM said he, and¢ DAVE EWENS, another OHAUG member)\},¢ finally got the bug out of the SILENT¢ PARTNER disk and it will now work OK.¢ Thanks guys!¢¢ DEMOS:¢¢ We started )]} our meeting by¢ packaging, staamping and mailing 100¢ of our disks to be mailed to the¢ members. Each member sho)^}uld have¢ received a 2nd disk with "LIBRARY II"¢ in it. HAROLD PEGLER again out-did¢ himself and produced a great 2n)_}d¢ LIBRARY DISK, reviewing, printing¢ descriptions etc., a job that must¢ have taken many many hours of grunt¢ labor)`}. It is members like him that¢ make a club great.¢¢ ALEX put in the library disks¢ #406 and #407. They come from E)a}ngland¢ and give you Plans, Docs and Parts¢ lists to make gadgets to attach to¢ your computer. This is for you¢ )b}electronics guys - so you can O.D. on¢ all the projects. The disks are¢ written with Atari Writer.¢¢ RON FETZER sh)c}owed how to use the¢ 1ST XLEnt Word Processor and DAISY¢ DOT III. RON made a disk that has the¢ wordprocessor and DDIII )d} on it. The¢ disks outoloads 15 DDIII fonts and¢ then loads the wordprocessor. The¢ disk uses the file "FINGERS.BAS")e} to¢ outoload the fonts and the DDIII¢ PRINT PROCESSOR into the RAM DISK D8:¢ You also have to use the file BASIC¢ OFF)f} to disable BASIC. You can go back¢ and forth to the wordprocessor or the¢ print processor by going to DOS¢ Option L an)g}d loading the appropriate¢ file from the RAM DISK. It all goes¢ very fast because of the RAM DISK.¢ RON made some mac)q}⇩ב⇩⑧ ¯¯¯ B% ⇦ DOS SYSB* ) DUP SYSB✓ S RAMDISK COMB✓ [ WELCOME SCRB✓ c MAINMENUHLPB k BWHO TXTBg z FCATCAL TXTB① ∧ CPRESMESTXTB( ∩ HNLREV TXTB/ ⑦⇧EOCTMIN TXTBD E⇧DSEPMIN TXTB③ Æ⇧HELP DOCB⇦ Ñ⇧PRESSPRTMNUB✓ ⌐⇧PRESSPRTHLPB⇧ õ⇧AUTORUN SYSB⇧ Ø⇧AUTORUN COMB< ø⇧NEWSLTR BASB❎ ∈⇧GMEETDATTXTB# ≤⇧ANIMAL BASB⇨ ⑥⇩ANIMAL DATB③ ⑨⇩ITB32Q TXTB◆ ,⇩MINFO TXTB7 3⇩JJAWS TXTB+ j⇩KCHREDI TXTB⇨ ò⇩RAINBOW BASB✓ ÿ⇩LHUMOR TXTB③ á⇩SUFFLESHBAS ros of his address¢ and the clubs address on the¢ wordprocessor to use with the¢ program.¢¢ The difference )r}between the SHAREWARE¢ version and the COMMERCIAL version of¢ DDIII is that in the COMMERCIAL¢ version you can use )s}an unlimited¢ amount of fonts in your document. In¢ the SHAREWARE version you can use¢ only one font. This is a )t} BIG¢ DIFFERENCE. The COMMERCIAL version¢ sells for $25.00 from the author RON¢ GOLDMAN. RON said that next to the¢ w)u}ordprocessor he uses DDIII the¢ most.¢ ALEX showed a very similar¢ program that was created by our¢ me)v}mber from France - DANIEL¢ CARRODANO. He uses TEXTPRO 2.5r and¢ the shareware version of DDIII to¢ create a s)w}imilar program. You still¢ need a 256K computer. He creates 2¢ RAMDISKS, and in one he loads the¢ fonts and DDIII )x}and in the other he¢ loads TEXTPRO. This program is faster¢ loading because both DDIII and the¢ wordprocessor are in a RAM)y}DISK. To go¢ to DDIII you just press START. To go¢ to TEXTPRO you just press RESET.¢ Since both programs are in a RAMD)z}ISK¢ you get virtually instant loading.¢ This disk is in now available in our¢ library.¢ The beauty of using DDI){}II is¢ that you have about 60 Near Letter¢ Quality Fonts you can use. In¢ addition you have several hundred¢ D)|}DII NLQ fonts that will work with¢ DD3. There is no printer regardless¢ of price that has that many built in¢ NLQ fonts)}}. Check the library disk for¢ DDII and DDIII fonts.¢¢ ALAN SHARKIS built a voice¢ synthezier (ANALOG #29). It )~} was¢ called "CHEAP TALK". You need a chip¢ that at that time was sold in RADIO¢ SHACK. It is not available anymore.¢ I)}n A.C., April 1993 it is mentioned¢ again. LUIS MARCOTTE picked it up¢ again and wrote some ML routines for¢ it. So no)Ç}w you just can type in words¢ in BASIC and the program will say it.¢ He created a T HANDLER. This T¢ HANDLER will the)ü}n translate the word¢ into sound. A.C. does cover a lot of¢ territory, so you never know which¢ article is just the on)é}e you were¢ looking for. ALAN now has a great¢ program to go with his voice¢ synthezier. The sound was q)â}uite¢ remarkable. I think it was even¢ better than S.A.M.¢¢ ALAN also demonstrated a great¢ DOS program that let)ä}s you write notes¢ while in DOS. It does not work with¢ TURBO BASIC. It has a great little¢ pop up editor. It has m)à}any nice¢ features. It will also give you the¢ internal code, the ATASCII code and¢ the keyboard code of any key. It als)å}o¢ has a built in calculator. You use¢ CNTL & SHIFT & 1,2,or 3. For HELP you¢ press the HELP KEY. The calculator is¢ a pre)ç}tty good calculator. It also has¢ a ML monitor. A great little program¢ to get. It is in also in our¢ library.¢¢ )ê} ALEX showed a working WINDOWS¢ PROGRAM called DESKTOP. A remarkable¢ resemblance to the drop down windows¢ on the S)ë}T's. It works with the¢ joystick. On side two of the disk we¢ have MEC DOS. This DOS is very close¢ to SPARTA DOS and)è} MS DOS. It is #409¢ in our library.¢¢ We saw FUTURA DISK #7 from¢ NOSAUG, SCOTLAND. We saw several¢ games on)ï} this disk. A great disk to¢ get. There are lot of programs on¢ this disk. Now in the Library.¢¢ We saw an AB)î}BUC disk from¢ Germany with some very nice music on¢ it. PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, ANGEL, and¢ a lot of other songs from the )ì} opera.¢ Side two has more songs on it.¢ Library disk #405. For you guys to¢ O.D. on songs.¢¢ RON showed an AR)Ä}T DISK. On it¢ are 6 art programs. ANIMATOR.BAS,¢ ARTCLASS.BAS, PERFECT BAS,¢ PIONTSET.BAS, SCRENGEN.BAS, A)Å}RTMAKER.¢ The disk is documented. On the other¢ side of the disk we have FONT DATA¢ WRITER, from GARDEN CITY ACE (CANADA))É}¢ program with demos and docs.¢¢ DOOR PRIZES:¢¢ AL SHARKIS¢ HARRY TUTHILL¢ RON FETZER¢ JACK GEDALIUS¢¢ Submitted by¢ )æ} Ron Fetzer¢¢ >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>END<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<¢Y TUTHILL¢ RON FETZER¢ JACK GEDALIUS¢¢ Submitted by¢ ( @¢ The OL HACKERS Disk News Letter Help¢ File¢ ②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②¢¢¢ The OL'HACKER Disk Based News Lette-ô}r¢is very simple for you to use. All¢you have to do is make the selections¢you'd like and read them. To read¢the whole newsl-ö}etter, use Selection¢A. To read only part of the¢newsletter, select each file in any¢order by using the letter in front of¢it-ò} on the main menu screen. If you¢want to change one of your¢selections, use the BACKSPACE key to¢remove selections until you-û} reach the¢one to be changed, and start from¢there with your new selections. The¢other screen editing function keys¢will not-ù} work from the main menu. ¢When you are finished selecting, press¢RETURN then [R] and start reading. As¢you can see there ar-ÿ}e pauses in the¢text so it's much easier to read. ¢Making a selection from 1 thru 4 you¢can Exit to Basic or Exit to Dos, or¢-Ö}even go to The News Letter Press¢Room. Selections B thru Z are news¢Articles. When a selection is made¢the article is sent -Ü}to the screen¢with page breaks. At the end of the¢last article selected, you are sent¢back to the Newsletter Main Menu. ¢¢¢ -¢} About The Printer¢ ②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②¢¢ When you make your selection of¢the file you would like to rea-£}d you¢will be presented with the following:¢ ףל§enu ףס§rint ףפ§ead:¢ If you choose ףס§ then and you¢don't have a pri-¥}nter on line you will¢come back to these options. Then you¢should use the ףפ§ option to read the¢file online. If however you -ß}either¢made a mistake or don't care to read¢or print the file you selected you¢can go right back to the main menu¢just by hit-ƒ}ting ףל§. If you choose¢ףס§ and you have not yet configured¢your printer, you will do that before¢printing.¢ When the n-á}ewsletter program is¢formatting files for the printer, or¢while it is printing, press CONTROL¢and P to pause printing. To re-í}sume,¢press any key. To cancel printing,¢press CONTROL and C.¢ ¢ About Configuring Your Printer¢ ②②②②② ②②②②②②②②②②② ②②-ó}②② ②②②②②② ¢ The printer configuration section¢can be reached by using selection 3¢from the main menu. You also will be¢-ú}send there the first time you try to¢print a file, if you haven't been¢there already. Explainations of the¢configuration sec-ñ}tion can be accessed¢from the print room menu. ¢ ¢en't been¢there already. Explainations of the¢configuration sec, = ①②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②❎¢ |áááקΦσáנ∮ºáזβπδσ≥áמσ≈≤áכσ⌠⌠σ≥áááá|¢ |áááááááááב∩ϕ≡∩≤Θ∈τáפ∩∩ϕáááááááááá|¢ ə②②②②②②②②1ª}②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②⇨¢¢¢ ףד§pson Fx86e and Epson¢ Compatibles. Panasonic¢ Star. Star Nx1000 Gemini¢ 1º} Sakata Sp100¢¢ ףIJ§tari 1025 Printer¢¢ ףמ§on Epson Compatibles and¢ Daisy Wheel Printers¢¢ ףס§rint Ro1¿}om Help File¢¢ ף™§ Return To The Main Menu¢ ףמ§on Epson Compatibles and¢ Daisy Wheel Printers¢¢ ףס§rint Ro0 / The Composing Room Help File¢ ②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②②¢Before you can Print a file you have¢to configure your 5¬}own Printer.To Do so¢there are 2 selections that will help¢to make it easy as possibile for you.¢If you have one of the pri5½}nters listed¢in selection ףד§ then your printer¢will be set up for NLQ and DOUBLE¢strike. If you don't have one of5¼} the¢printers that's in Selection ףד§ you¢have to use selection ףמ§. This is to¢ensure that all printers will work¢wit5¡}hout any problems with The WQNR¢Disk Based News Letter. Now once¢your printer has been configured you¢will NOT 5«}have to reconfigure your¢printer as long as you are have your¢News letter running. 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That¢ particular version had it's own mini-¢ dos embeddeR}d in it, which was¢ compatible only with Atari dos¢ 2.0/2.5 .¢ This version, 3.2q, was¢ specificaR}lly made to RUN ONLY under¢ Sparta Dos 3.2. It works fine under¢ both a floppy based system, and a¢ hard drive based R} system. It is an¢ interpreter, not a compiler or a¢ runtime for compiled programs. It is¢ by far the fastR }est Basic¢ interpreter.¢¢ You load it by simply typing¢ "TB32Q" at Sparta's D1: prompt. Once¢ loaded, you may rR!}eturn to dos and¢ back without destroying your Basic¢ program, as long as you do not use¢ any destructive commandsR"} while in¢ dos. A destructive command would be¢ the COPY command, for instance. To¢ return to Turbo Basic 3.2q afR#}ter¢ going to DOS, you simply type RUN at¢ Sparta's D1: prompt. As long as you¢ haven't loaded or executed any other¢ macR$}hine language program, you will¢ return to Turbo Basic 3.2q, with your¢ Basic program intact.¢¢ ** TECHNICAL STUFF FOR PRR%}OGRAMMERS**¢¢ This version of Turbo Basic¢ occupies from $1C20 to $63E5. Once¢ loaded, Turbo Basic 3.2q should R&}give¢ you 22313 bytes of FRE(0) memory.¢ There are two functions that are not¢ supported in this version of Turbo¢ BaR'}sic, which are in the other¢ versions. The BLOAD and BRUN¢ functions will return an ERROR 255 if¢ executed. R(} These functions are easily¢ implemented through XIO statements,¢ so it's no big loss. **¢ --------------------------------R)}-----¢ Send ShareWare donations to:¢¢ Tom Hunt¢ 1704 Twp. 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Send your¢ checks/money orders in the amounV1}t of¢ $24.00, made out personnaly to RON¢ FETZER, and mail to:¢¢ OL' HACKERS ATARI USER GROUP, Inc.¢ ALEX PIGNATO, PresidV2}ent¢ 3376 OCEAN HARBOR DRIVE¢ OCEANSIDE, N.Y. 11572¢ U.S.A.¢ <*>*<*>¢¢I USER GROUP, Inc.¢ ALEX PIGNATO, PresidT U EXCERPTS FROM THE JAWS OF THE VICE¢ (PREZ) of WESTERN NEW YORK ATARI USER¢ CLUB by John Kasupski, V.P.¢¢¢ In gettingZ4} my hard drive put¢ back together very recently, I made¢ a discovery. If you're having trouble¢ finding an Adaptec 40Z5}00A controller¢ card, you CAN take the Bios from a¢ 4000A and put it on an Adaptec 4010¢ and use that instead.¢¢ ** Z6} This presupposes that the¢ problem with your old 4000A wasn't in¢ the Bios, and it may NOT work with¢ ALL drives Z7}and configurations.¢ However, it works fine on my Seagate¢ ST-225, a 20 Meg, 5-1/2" half-height¢ MFM drive. This discoveZ8}ry was made by¢ accident, because I ordered a 4000A¢ and received a 4010 instead. I had¢ previously been told that aZ9} 4010¢ WOULDN'T work, even if you swapped¢ the Bios (hence the caution above),¢ but I decided to try it anyway before¢ Z:}shipping the card back to California¢ and waiting another two weeks to get¢ my drive going again. Fortunately, it¢ DID workZ;}, so I am back in the hard¢ drive SIG again...FINALLY! ¢¢ ** YOU CAN'T DO THAT, PART 1 **¢ ------------------------- **Z<}¢ ** All this made me think about¢ some of the things I've been told¢ could absolutely not, no way, never"¢ be donZ=}e. A few of them are: ** 1.¢ "You can't connect a hard drive to an¢ Atari 8-bit computer."¢ My hard drive doesn'tZ>} believe¢ that. Neither do Technician's, or¢ WNYAUG's, or the HDs belonging to¢ most any SysOp.** ** 2. "Turbo BASICZ?}¢ will never work with SpartaDOS 3.2¢ because they use the 16K of hidden¢ memory in the XL/XEs."**¢ You'd be amaZ@}zed at the list of¢ well-known persons in the Atari¢ community who have uttered these, or¢ similar, words over thZA}e years.¢ Fortunately, there is a man by the¢ name of Tom Hunt, who thinks the same¢ way that I do but has a lot moZB}re¢ programming talent, with the result¢ that I can now run Turbo BASIC¢ programs from my HD under SpartaDOS¢ 3.2 ZC} in spite of all the expert¢ pronouncements to the contrary.¢ Thanks, Tom!**¢¢ ** 3. "The CX-85 keypad won't wZD}ork¢ on the newer XL/XE machines."**¢ ¢ This was actually published in¢ a national Atari magazine.¢ FortunaZE}tely, I didn't read it before¢ I bought my CX-85 keypad. If I had, I¢ would never have bought the CX-85.**¢ The factZF} is that the CX-85¢ most certainly DOES work with the¢ XL/XE, only the driver for the¢ 400/800 that is on the bZG}oot disk you¢ get with the keypad doesn't work on¢ the newer machines. What you have to¢ do is get into DOS and use ZH} the¢ KEYPAD.OBJ file. ¢ There is also a public domain¢ utility to use the CX-85 with¢ SpartaDOS in case youZI}'re like me and¢ can't stand Atari DOS or any of its¢ clones like SmartDOS, MyDOS, etc.**¢¢ ** All the above just gZJ}oes to¢ show that as soon as someone says¢ that something can't be done,¢ "absolutely not, no way, never",¢ ZK}there will be someone with the¢ inclination AND the expertise to¢ eventually prove them wrong. After¢ all, diZL}dn't they say that man would¢ never walk on the moon? Well, a guy¢ by the name of Neil Armstrong left¢ some footprints ZM}in the dust up there,¢ didn't he? So did Buzz Aldrin, and a¢ few other guys as well.**¢ We should be glad we havZN}e¢ people like Tom Hunt in the Atari¢ community in the first place. Their¢ accomplishments may not be on a par¢ with ZO}those of Armstrong and Aldrin,¢ but they make things a lot easier and¢ much more interesting for us Atari¢ users!¢¢ ** ZP}CHECK THIS BBS OUT!**¢ -------------------**¢ ** Speaking of Tom Hunt, whom I¢ mentioned above, I can't say thiZQ}s¢ enough lately: Check out his BBS,¢ Closer To Home. The number to call is¢ as follows:**¢ ** 419-368-4413 ** ¢ The ZR}BBS runs on BBS Express! Pro, and¢ supports 300/1200/2400 CPS. I highly¢ recommend it!¢¢¢ ** YOU CAN'T DO THAT, PART II**¢ ZS} --------------------------**¢ Did you know that it is¢ possible to connect two printers to¢ your Atari ZT}and have them both¢ printing at the same time? Even to¢ have them printing two entirely¢ different documents?*ZU}*¢ Well, I've discovered that¢ this is possible, at least if you¢ have a MIO. The proof is right here¢ on mZV}y computer desk. My own Brother¢ M-1009 printer is connected to the¢ serial daisy chain on my 130XE, while¢ WNYAUG's StarZW} NX-15 is connected to¢ my MIO.¢ The MIO is the key, because¢ the printer port on the MIO can be¢ configured aZX}s either P1: or P2: using¢ the MIO's printer configuration¢ options. I set the MIO printer port¢ as P2: which makes tZY}he Star P2: while¢ the serial printer, of course, is P1:¢ as is normal for a serial printer.¢ Also, you can use the ZZ} MIO's¢ internal RAM as a print spooler the¢ size of which can be varied from 64K¢ to 256K in increments of 64K. To get¢ Z[}both printers printing at the same¢ time, I set up the MIO with a 64K¢ spooler and boot the XE version of¢ TextPro Z\} (I'm currently using version¢ 4.56).¢ Since TP lets you use the¢ extended RAM in a 130XE (or other¢ machine Z]}with compatible upgrade, such¢ as a Rambo XL) to load three separate¢ banks of text, I can load one¢ document into onZ^}e bank and a second¢ document into another bank. I then¢ print the file in one of the Banks to¢ P2: and the contents Z_}go to the MIO¢ print spooler's RAM almost¢ immediately.¢ That leaves me plenty of¢ time to go to Z`}the other bank and¢ print that file to P1: which is the¢ serial printer. I can then sit back¢ and watch as one printer pZa}rints out,¢ say, a letter to a friend of mine,¢ while the other printer is producing¢ the hardcopy of the docs for the Zb}new¢ program I downloaded the night¢ before!¢ This doubles the productivity¢ of TextPro, and thus, the use oZc}f my¢ Atari computer system. If you have¢ a MIO and an extra printer sitting¢ around, you might want to pick up a¢ caZd}ble to connect one of your printers¢ to your MIO printer port so that you¢ can do the same. The only other¢ requiremenZe}ts are enough space in your¢ computer room for both printers to be¢ connected, a word processor (and a¢ DOS) that supportZf}s the P2: device¢ (the above was done using SpartaDOS¢ 3.2), and two text files that you¢ need to get printed out.¢¢Zg} ** Just please don't go rub the¢ noses of all those poor Commodore¢ owners out there in this. They have¢ enough Zh} of an inferiority complex¢ already without us Atari ES users¢ rubbing it in! **¢ *********************************Zi}**¢ **¢ ¢¢nferiority complex¢ already without us Atari ES users¢ rubbing it in! **¢ *********************************X ♪ *******¢¢ CHAR PACKAGE for ATARIWRITER, and¢ ATARIWRITER PLUS by PETER PAYNE¢ and printed by OL' HACKERS A.U.G.¢^k} OHAUG not responsible for authors¢ poor memory! Program is on this¢ disk as "CHREDI.BAS"¢¢8-bit users are able to view^l} the¢progam with AtariWriter or AW+.¢¢WHAT IT IS!¢ Char Package (pronounced Care¢Package, get it?) is a character s^m}et¢editor for the 8-bit Ataris. Written¢in standard Atari Basic B, it should¢have no problem running in BASIC XL,¢XE, or ^n} Turbo BASIC. It was written¢as an entry in the 1984 Greater San¢Diego Science and Engineering Fair¢(it won second ^o} prize). To my¢knowledge, it has more options than¢any other program of its kind, and¢has no serious bugs. I worked^p} on the¢program on and off for two years,¢learning as I went, so the code is¢horribly unorganized. In fact, when¢I ^q}started it, I didn't even know how¢to alter the character sets. I have¢not worked with the program for¢nearly a yea^r}r, and I doubt if I¢remember all the options, much less¢how they work.¢¢AN ACCIDENT¢ Unfortunatly, I have ju^s}st¢discovered that the rest of my @*&$(@¢file has been erased (let's hear a¢big hurrah for the lame Habba hard¢disk!), ^t} so I'll try to tell you what¢things were all over again (hey, I¢love typing, don't you?)...¢ First of all, almost ^u}all the¢time, pressing escape will take you¢out of whatever you are doing. When¢editing your font, press option and¢se^v}lect to switch between the user and¢ROM font (when copying from this also¢applies). Try other funky stuff in¢case I forgot^w} to mention it here.¢¢FUNCTIONS?¢ I think 'A' allowed you to play¢graffitti and put character text on a¢graphics 0 or ^x} antic 4 screen. You¢can save by pressing start and S then¢the numbers 1, 2, or 3 when it beeps.¢Load by pressing start an^y}d L. Note¢that if you exit (with the escape¢key) without saving first you will¢lose the image.¢ I forget what 'B'^z} was.I think it¢did something funky to the image in¢the grid. Try it. 'C' will clear the¢screen. 'D' is a demo mode, it s^{}hows¢you all the characters in all three¢modes. I think you could move up and¢down on the joystick to change the¢graphi^|}cs 1 or 2 part, or press option¢or select or something, or 1 and 2.¢ I forget what 'E' was also. Tee¢hee, sorry. Some pr^}}ogrammer, huh? Oh¢well, it *was* four years ago or¢so... 'F' is copy from. You press¢it, then either press the ^~}key of¢the character you want to copy the¢bit pattern of, or use the joystick.¢ 'G' was the disk menu, just like¢Dos^}. 'H' was something like overlay¢character, it would do just like 'F'¢but would not destroy the bit pattern¢in the window ^Ç}first. 'I' inverts the¢character grid. Forgot what 'J' was.¢Forgot what 'K' was too. 'L' loads a¢font from a device. Enter ^ü} /B at the¢end of the font that was saved with¢the binary header. 'M' and 'N' split¢the bit pattern of the image in the^é}¢grid, taking out odd or even bits.¢This allows you tomake multi-colored¢characters. 'O' is something like¢undo, it pu^â}ts the last character into¢the grid. I think shift 'O' will do¢the second to last-but don't quote me¢on that. 'P' is para^ä}meters, you can¢change, such things as the filename¢that the text screens are saved to or¢loaded fromand other exciting thi^à}ngs.¢'Q' Hmmm..?? 'R' was restore the font¢to the one in ROM. 'S' is save font.¢Enter /B to save it as a binary load¢file, i^å}t will ask you to enter the¢(I think) hex address, or maybe it¢was decimal, or maybe even both.¢¢ Try different th^ç}ings (like putting¢a '$' before a hex number). Goodluck.¢'T' means transfer the image on the¢grid into the third plane^ê} of the¢time-space continuum. Be careful¢using this option: you could upset¢the matter balance and start a¢ch^ë}ain-reaction that would cause the¢destruction of all life on the earth.¢(grin) Actually, I forgot what this¢option is, I^è} am only joking about¢the time-space crap. 'U' is for¢upside-down, I think? I think 'V' was¢the animation screen, ^ï}or something.¢You just enter the charaters in the¢animation string, and follow the¢instructions.¢GETTING OUT!¢ Rememb^î}er, escape brings you back.¢You can also have a text screen load¢first, as saved with the A command.¢ 'W'? Got me. 'X' ^ì}is make lines,¢I believe, although there is some¢doubt in my mind. It allows you¢to generate basic-action or asse^Ä}mbler¢data with the data for the redefined¢characters that you indicate in it.¢I forget what 'Y' is. Sorry. 'Z' is¢enter ^Å} character. It will take the¢image on the grid, and copy it to¢one of the characters in the user¢character set.¢Th^É}ere ya have it, folks. 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