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============================================================= GEnie CP/M RT Apple Files as of 19 July 87 Sorted by Filename ============================================================= Number: 4310 Name: AP2-PICS.LBR Address: RS.MILLER Date: 870627 Approximate # of Bytes: 7560 Number of Accesses: 6 Library: 35 Description: This LBR contains the machine-dependent routines for use with the Apple // computer in order to run the PICS or ROS bulletin board programs. Number: 4353 Name: AP40TRK.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870704 Approximate # of Bytes: 15120 Number of Accesses: 7 Library: 35 Description: a driver and all the info for running drives capable of 40tracks as such on the Applicard. This gives 20K more capacity, up from 126> Allows the same drives to be used as 35tracks too! Number: 4359 Name: AP40TRK.TZT Address: JIMLILL Date: 870705 Approximate # of Bytes: 1260 Number of Accesses: 4 Library: 35 Description: Patch info for making Softcard I work with 40 track disks. This gives 146k versus the normal 126k. Number: 3406 Name: AP60ZCPR.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870210 Approximate # of Bytes: 8820 Number of Accesses: 29 Library: 35 Description: ZCPR3 for Apple with Softcard CP/M including //e. This package does not include any utilities or support files. See file 3394 or the Applicard package PCPI/Z3 for additional info. ZCPR3 is a M U S T for any Hard Disk system and brings handy additional features to any CP/M system. Number: 3604 Name: APCLKTC.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870306 Approximate # of Bytes: 5040 Number of Accesses: 5 Library: 35 Description: routines for accessing the Thunderclock from a Softcard CP/M in a Apple Number: 3306 Name: APCPMXFR.LBR Address: W8SDZ Date: 870127 Approximate # of Bytes: 5040 Number of Accesses: 33 Library: 35 Description: CPMXFER.COM is a CP/M to Apple DOS file transfer utility. It is actually an Apple DOS program with a Z-80 header. To get it onto your Apple DOS disk, just type CPMXFER from CP/M command level and the program will display instructions for transferring itself. It will only work with 16 sector DOS 3.3. Be sure that after you have completed the transfer, that you use a BASIC program to run CPMXFER as mentioned in the instructions. If this is not heeded, you will get constant NOT DIRECT COMMAND error messages from Apple DOS. Number: 4006 Name: APGRAF.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870509 Approximate # of Bytes: 10080 Number of Accesses: 6 Library: 35 Description: Pascal routines for using the Apple's graphics capabilities. Includes support for both ][+ and //e. For Microsoft Softcard and its' work-a-like the Applied Engineering Z80+ card. //e version should work on //c with Z-RAM. Number: 4416 Name: APLMODEM.AZM Address: JIMLILL Date: 870719 Approximate # of Bytes: 18900 Number of Accesses: 0 Library: 35 Description: an oldie but perhaps still of use. Simple terminal/XMODEM program that support Checksum only. For the Softcard (and AE Z80+) with CCS7710, Comm Card, Hayes Micromodem II and Apple Serial card. Could be used for ideas on how to do a terminal program. Adapted from Ward Christiansen's original! Number: 1688 Name: APLSND.PAS Address: P.FRANCHUK Date: 860605 Approximate # of Bytes: 2520 Number of Accesses: 13 Library: 35 Description: This program contains a general call routine to 6502 subroutine coded inline. It uses a tone generator as an example of such a call. Changing the duration and frequency will produce a tune. Number: 3934 Name: APLVIDEX.ARK Address: W8SDZ Date: 870426 Approximate # of Bytes: 8820 Number of Accesses: 8 Library: 35 Description: APLVIDEX speeds up the console output for an Apple ][ using the Videx 80-column card. The program loads a new driver into the text space unused when the 80-column card is installed. This version is configured for use with the Softcard, but may be changed for other Apple CP/M cards. Source code and executable .COM files are provided. This program will NOT work for the Apple 2E. Number: 3305 Name: APPLDISK.DZC Address: W8SDZ Date: 870127 Approximate # of Bytes: 5040 Number of Accesses: 20 Library: 35 Description: This file explains all about the Apple II soft sector disks. Number: 3829 Name: APPLEIBM.NZT Address: JIMLILL Date: 870413 Approximate # of Bytes: 2520 Number of Accesses: 25 Library: 35 Description: described is a cost-effective scheme that allows Apple CP/M'ers to read, write and run programs from over 75 CP/M formats and to read/write MS-DOS disks. A $200 system is outlined but could widely vary in cost. Not for a beginner but everyone should read this. Number: 2317 Name: APPLUTIL.LBR Address: ENGLAND Date: 860919 Approximate # of Bytes: 12600 Number of Accesses: 40 Library: 35 Description: APPLUTIL.LBR contains several programs for converting files from Apple CP/M formatted disks to DOS 3.3 formatted disks. Number: 2257 Name: B5AA-3.IQS Address: ENGLAND Date: 860910 Approximate # of Bytes: 5040 Number of Accesses: 10 Library: 35 Description: B5AA-3.IQS is the BYE5 insert for the Apple ][, ][+, or //e, with PCPI Applicard Z80 card and Super Serial card. This version corrects the bug that prevented BYE5 from dropping DTR to hang up the phone when the caller typed 'BYE'. Tested with Prometheus Promodem with good results. Number: 2259 Name: B5AB-1.IQS Address: ENGLAND Date: 860910 Approximate # of Bytes: 8820 Number of Accesses: 2 Library: 35 Description: B5AB-1.IQS is the BYE5 insert for Apple // with the ALS CP/M+ card and Super Serial card. Number: 3023 Name: B5AB-3.IQS Address: W8SDZ Date: 861231 Approximate # of Bytes: 6300 Number of Accesses: 2 Library: 35 Description: This version of the insert for BYE5, is for Apple ][+ or //e computers using the Advanced Logic Systems (ALS) CP/M Card and Apple Super Serial Card. The ALS CP/M Card runs CP/M Plus. It uses a 6551 Asynchronous Communications Interface Adapter (ACIA) with an internal baudrate generator. Number: 2260 Name: B5AC-1.IQS Address: ENGLAND Date: 860910 Approximate # of Bytes: 2520 Number of Accesses: 4 Library: 35 Description: B5AC-1.IQS is the BYE5 insert for the Apple ][, ][+, or //e with the Microsoft Softcard (or clone) and Applecat plug-in modem card. Number: 2745 Name: B5AN-1.IQS Address: B.DUERR Date: 861130 Approximate # of Bytes: 8820 Number of Accesses: 2 Library: 35 Description: This insert to BYE5 is for the Apple ][+ with the Mountain Computer CPS Serial Interface Card and PCPI Applicard. Additional routines are included to support the TIME routines in BYE5nn. Number: 105 Name: B5AP-2.IQS Address: W8SDZ Date: 851230 Approximate # of Bytes: 3780 Number of Accesses: 2 Library: 35 Description: This is an insert for BYE5xx to customize it for the Apple II with Mountain CPS serial card (2651, generator). Number: 2258 Name: B5AS-2.IQS Address: ENGLAND Date: 860910 Approximate # of Bytes: 5040 Number of Accesses: 5 Library: 35 Description: B5AS-2.IQS is the BYE5 insert for the Apple ][, ][+, or //e with Microsoft Softcard (or clone) and Super Serial Card. It probably will also work on the Apple //c with ZRAM or equivalent Z80 enhancement. Version 2 corrects the address offset problem and should be fully functional. Tested on Apple ][+, Softcard, Super Serial card, and Prometheus Promodem with good results. Number: 1562 Name: B5C-APTC.IQS Address: W8SDZ Date: 860518 Approximate # of Bytes: 5040 Number of Accesses: 3 Library: 35 Description: BYE5 clock insert written for the Apple computers using Applicard or Microsoft cards with the ThunderClock. This routine has been tested and is now released to the public. Number: 110 Name: B5DC-1.IQS Address: W8SDZ Date: 851230 Approximate # of Bytes: 2520 Number of Accesses: 7 Library: 35 Description: Customizes BYE5xx for use with the Apple II with Hayes Micromodem 100 or 80-103 modem card. Number: 911 Name: CP405APL.COM Address: W8SDZ Date: 860216 Approximate # of Bytes: 16380 Number of Accesses: 33 Library: 35 Description: Kermit-80, version 4.05 for Apple II computers with Z80 Softcard, 6551 ACIA in serial interface. Latest version from Columbia University (Kermit Headquarters). Ready to run. Provides Kermit protocol file transfers and VT52 terminal emulation. See CP405KER.DQC for complete instructions. Number: 912 Name: CP405APM.COM Address: W8SDZ Date: 860216 Approximate # of Bytes: 16380 Number of Accesses: 18 Library: 35 Description: Kermit-80, version 4.05 for Apple II computers with Z80 Softcard and Micromodem II in slot 2. Latest version from Columbia University (Kermit Headquarters). Ready to run. Provides Kermit protocol file transfers and VT52 terminal emulation. See CP405KER.DQC for complete instructions. Number: 1257 Name: CPMAP60.PCH Address: W8SDZ Date: 860319 Approximate # of Bytes: 3780 Number of Accesses: 6 Library: 35 Description: If you have not been able to get MEX or IMP modem programs to work with the printer function to toggle your parallel printer on and off, this file is for you. It applies to an Apple II computer using the Microsoft Z80 card. Details are given on how to modify the Microsoft BIOS so that it provides a status ready check on the parallel printer interface. Some other fixes are also provided. Number: 785 Name: IMPAP2C.COM Address: DDOZIER Date: 860130 Approximate # of Bytes: 20160 Number of Accesses: 40 Library: 35 Description: This is Irv Hoff's IMP communications and file transfer program, configured to run on the Apple //c with Applied Engineering Z-80 C card, and external modem. Will also run on the Apple //e with Super Serial Card, Applied Eng. Z-80 Plus card or Microsoft Softcard, and external Hayes Smartmodem or compatible. It is fully configured and ready to run ... no additional overlays necessary. By permission from Irv Hoff. Number: 3972 Name: MEX-AP54.HEX Address: JIMLILL Date: 870502 Approximate # of Bytes: 65520 Number of Accesses: 11 Library: 35 Description: This technique has proved so popular for Softcard owners I'm doing it for Applicard, StarCard and Franklin CP/M users. This is a ready to run MEX114 for any of those cards with a SuperSerial Card and a Hayes Modem. Simply download it (or ASCII capture it) and reload it e.g.: LOAD MXH-AP54. Rename it to MEX.com for convenience. It may not autodial with your particular modem but after getting in Terminal mode (T <cr>) you can manually do the dial string. This will get you going and then you can download stuff and redo it for your modem etc. -Jim Number: 3384 Name: MEX-AP61.HEX Address: JIMLILL Date: 1987 Approximate # of Bytes: 61740 Number of Accesses: 40 Library: 35 Description: an experiment for Apple guys with no Modem program. They can list this and capture it with ASCII express then move it to a CP/M disk and LOAD it into a MEX-AP61.COM file. Number: 3619 Name: MXC-MC10.AZM Address: JIMLILL Date: 870308 Approximate # of Bytes: 5040 Number of Accesses: 6 Library: 35 Description: MEXplus adds date/time support over MEX1.14. This allows all kind of tricks for automating things in script files. This overlay is for the Mountain CPS card when used with the Applicard. Number: 1017 Name: MXH-AP30.AQM Address: W8SDZ Date: 860224 Approximate # of Bytes: 11340 Number of Accesses: 24 Library: 35 Description: Customizes MEX and MEX-Plus for use with the Apple ][, ][+, or //e with a Microsoft Softcard or ALS CP/M card, driving an external modem through the Apple Super Serial Card. This version has the SET BAUD command, which allows setting for any of ten baud rates. Number: 3989 Name: MXH-AP55.AZM Address: JIMLILL Date: 870505 Approximate # of Bytes: 13860 Number of Accesses: 11 Library: 35 Description: this is the official release of files for a buffered MEX that solves the char loss on scroll problem up to 2400 baud. Rather than wait for ever debugging it, I added SET INT to the MEX overlay so that the interrupts can be disabled. Bob's looking at changes to the 6502 code but in the meantime this will tide us over. Only tested on an enhanced //e but with INT OFF cloned in this overlay can still be used on any Apple. This is the same file as was in the deleted #3976 MXH-AP55.LBR. You also need RINGBUF.DVR from PCPIRNG1.LBR Number: 3129 Name: MXH-AP61.AQM Address: B.DUERR Date: 870110 Approximate # of Bytes: 16380 Number of Accesses: 25 Library: 35 Description: This overlay customizes MEX for use with the Apple using CP/M with the Softcard and Super Serial card. Number: 2894 Name: MXM-MM3.AQM Address: W8SDZ Date: 861220 Approximate # of Bytes: 18900 Number of Accesses: 3 Library: 35 Description: Customizes MEX for use with the Apple2 with Super Serial card and Novation JCAT modem (dialing supported). This version adds a command to enable auto-answer on the modem. Number: 343 Name: MXO-AC01.AQM Address: W8SDZ Date: 860106 Approximate # of Bytes: 7560 Number of Accesses: 33 Library: 35 Description: This overlay customizes MEX for use with the AppleCatII modem Softcard/ALS. Number: 348 Name: MXO-AP12.AQM Address: W8SDZ Date: 860106 Approximate # of Bytes: 18900 Number of Accesses: 15 Library: 35 Description: Customizes MEX for use with the Apple 2 computer using various serial cards. Number: 349 Name: MXO-AP30.AQM Address: W8SDZ Date: 860106 Approximate # of Bytes: 16380 Number of Accesses: 22 Library: 35 Description: Custmizes MEX for use with the Apple2, Apple2+, or Apple2E using Softcard, ALS, or Apple Super Serial cards. Number: 350 Name: MXO-AP31.AQM Address: W8SDZ Date: 860106 Approximate # of Bytes: 32760 Number of Accesses: 14 Library: 35 Description: Customizes MEX for use with the Apple2 with Mountain Hardware or PCPI, Hayes modem. Number: 351 Name: MXO-AP50.AQM Address: W8SDZ Date: 860106 Approximate # of Bytes: 22680 Number of Accesses: 24 Library: 35 Description: Customizes MEX for use with the Apple2E with PCPI, Super Serial Card, Hayes modem. Number: 352 Name: MXO-APCC.AQM Address: W8SDZ Date: 860106 Approximate # of Bytes: 20160 Number of Accesses: 14 Library: 35 Description: Customizes MEX for use with the Apple2 using various serial cards. Number: 3382 Name: PCPI-M80.INF Address: JIMLILL Date: 870207 Approximate # of Bytes: 1260 Number of Accesses: 4 Library: 35 Description: patches ALDS version of M80 for use on all CP/M systems. Supplied by Microsoft for use with Softcard I, this version did 6502 too! Number: 3375 Name: PCPI-MON.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870206 Approximate # of Bytes: 6300 Number of Accesses: 7 Library: 35 Description: allows calls to the 6502 monitor from "inside" PCPI Applicard CP/M Number: 3378 Name: PCPI-RAM.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870206 Approximate # of Bytes: 3780 Number of Accesses: 11 Library: 35 Description: use excess memory in a 128K Apple //e to make a 59K Ramdisk. Works with PCPI Applicard Number: 4005 Name: PCPI-RTC.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870509 Approximate # of Bytes: 23940 Number of Accesses: 8 Library: 35 Description: PCPI-RTC contains programs to implement a real time clock for the PCPI Applicard, using the on-board Z80CTC chip. This software is specific to ZCPR2, but may be adapted to other CCPs. Number: 3372 Name: PCPI-SIO.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870206 Approximate # of Bytes: 32760 Number of Accesses: 4 Library: 35 Description: overlays for MEX, MDM7 and IMP for the Ray Klein Z80 SIO card. A classic implementation of a SIO on a Z80. Could be wire wrapped and built by anyone! Number: 3374 Name: PCPI-XY.BZS Address: JIMLILL Date: 870206 Approximate # of Bytes: 2520 Number of Accesses: 5 Library: 35 Description: a way of getting the HTAB and VTAB functions found in the Softcard version of MBASIC when running generic (5.21) MBASIC on a Applicard Number: 3527 Name: PCPI/IOB.IZF Address: JIMLILL Date: 870227 Approximate # of Bytes: 2520 Number of Accesses: 7 Library: 35 Description: info on how to patch the IOBYTE and LST: device slot for the Applicard Number: 3830 Name: PCPI/PDA.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870413 Approximate # of Bytes: 16380 Number of Accesses: 1 Library: 35 Description: Support for the Apple PCPI Applicard when using the Canadian Pure Data Assoc. Serial Card. Includes interrupt support to solve the missing character problem. Number: 3385 Name: PCPI/SRC.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870208 Approximate # of Bytes: 60480 Number of Accesses: 13 Library: 35 Description: source files for ZCPR3 on Apple with PCPI Applicard CP/M. Used in the Hirsch Implementation (see PCPI/Z3.LBR). As originally released, may be updated with newer RCP etc. (see PCPIRCP2) Number: 4395 Name: PCPI/UG.1Z1 Address: JIMLILL Date: 870713 Approximate # of Bytes: 2520 Number of Accesses: 12 Library: 35 Description: inaugural issue of the Applicard newsletter. Hopefully this will become monthly. This issue was written entirely by me! Hopefully future issues will contain reader contributions. News on hardware, software, rumors etc. This like PCPI/UG.INF should be distributed "around- the-world". Encourage your friends to join us here for the UG and all the latest in Applicard news. Number: 3983 Name: PCPI/UG.INF Address: JIMLILL Date: 870504 Approximate # of Bytes: 3780 Number of Accesses: 12 Library: 35 Description: an idea for a ad hoc PCPI Applicard users group here on GEnie. GEnie CP/M RT already has more PCPI files than any other system so why not! File contains the GEnie pitch, rates and signup info. Please move this along to other remote systems.... Number: 3558 Name: PCPI/Z3.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870301 Approximate # of Bytes: 69300 Number of Accesses: 21 Library: 35 Description: a complete ready to install package for the PCPI Applicard.This implementation by Steve Hirsch is time tested. Contains all neccessary system segments and patch/overlay files with .SUB files ready to run and sit back while EX does the work. Read .DOC file thoroughly and carefully before starting and it'll go w/o a snag!! ZCPR3 is a MUST for hard disk systems! Related files are 3385 and 3386. No assembly language experience is required. This new upload replaces #3389 which had a corrupted DOC file. Number: 4110 Name: PCPI/Z33.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870601 Approximate # of Bytes: 13860 Number of Accesses: 13 Library: 35 Description: a collection of five diffrent versions of the new ZCPR3.3 CP for the PCPI Applicard. These five versions are the same as the sample ones Jay Sage provided in ZCPR33.LBR with the different Z33HDR files. Info is given on how to patch PCPICPM (or STARCPM) with DDT. All of your existing tools from PCPI/Z3 or other Z3 files will work. Another forthcoming release will cover the New RCP and FCP. Number: 3824 Name: PCPI01.NZT Address: JIMLILL Date: 870409 Approximate # of Bytes: 6300 Number of Accesses: 14 Library: 35 Description: a couple interesting ramblings by two Applicard owners who outline their experiences with it, compare it to the Softcard and point out a few features and limitations. Number: 3366 Name: PCPI6502.MZP Address: JIMLILL Date: 870206 Approximate # of Bytes: 1260 Number of Accesses: 16 Library: 35 Description: A map of memory usage for Apple using the PCPI Applicard Number: 3387 Name: PCPIBAUD.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870208 Approximate # of Bytes: 15120 Number of Accesses: 6 Library: 35 Description: set the baud rate on SuperSerial Card when using an Applicard. Includes 8080 ASM source and a version in Pascal. Source and .COM file for Pascal version included. Both versions are about the same. Shows the difference in size between a Assembly Language and High Level Language version of functionally identical programs. Useful for setting the baud rate before using PIP or INTRTRAN. Could be easily adapted to work for a Serial Printer Interface in Slot 1. Number: 3376 Name: PCPIBDOS.MZC Address: JIMLILL Date: 870206 Approximate # of Bytes: 2520 Number of Accesses: 11 Library: 35 Description: patches the PCPI Applicard BDOS so that the DIR is not reloaded on every warm boot. Usable on fixed media disks. On ZCPR3 systems use STARTUP to log everything fixed in then run BDOS and 'voila a speedier system. Number: 3293 Name: PCPIBOOT.AQM Address: W8SDZ Date: 870126 Approximate # of Bytes: 2520 Number of Accesses: 3 Library: 35 Description: The Applicard/Starcard is great with its flexibility and easy adaptability to numerous disk set-ups, this can cause a little confusion as to what configuration you have booted. This file tells how to customize your Boot message to include the current disk format in the signon message. Number: 3369 Name: PCPIBOOT.AZM Address: JIMLILL Date: 870206 Approximate # of Bytes: 2520 Number of Accesses: 7 Library: 35 Description: a easy patch to change the boot message on your Applicard. Gives you a way to put configuration info on screen. Number: 3651 Name: PCPICALC.RCP Address: JIMLILL Date: 870315 Approximate # of Bytes: 2520 Number of Accesses: 5 Library: 35 Description: This is the CALRCP11.Z80 file assembled and ready-to-run for the PCPI Applicard. This is for the benefit of Apple owners who don't have a Z80 macro assembler. This must be used with a standard Hirsch ZCPR3 Implementation. Number: 2842 Name: PCPICOLR.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 861215 Approximate # of Bytes: 7560 Number of Accesses: 11 Library: 35 Description: Adds color to Gary Johnson's CELLAUTO program. Requires Apple, PCPI card and Color Monitor, preferably RGB. Number: 3790 Name: PCPIDB11.CZD Address: JIMLILL Date: 870404 Approximate # of Bytes: 3780 Number of Accesses: 3 Library: 35 Description: a dBase command file for use with Apple //e running PCPI Applicard using the NoSlotClock (Dallas DS1216E). Requires DSCLK.DVR Replaces file 3789 PCPIDATE.CMD Number: 3370 Name: PCPIDVR4.LZT Address: JIMLILL Date: 870206 Approximate # of Bytes: 2520 Number of Accesses: 24 Library: 35 Description: a undoubtedly incomplete but still lengthly list of drivers known to exist for the Applicard Number: 4217 Name: PCPIFC33.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870606 Approximate # of Bytes: 3780 Number of Accesses: 13 Library: 35 Description: a FCP from the new Z33FCP file for the Applicard. See Z33FCP.LBR for more info. Ready-to-install using LDR Number: 4228 Name: PCPIFILE.LZT Address: JIMLILL Date: 870608 Approximate # of Bytes: 10080 Number of Accesses: 16 Library: 35 Description: A catalog of all GEnie CP/M RT Applicard files as of 6/8/87. An embellishment of Al Heynneman's list, adding complete long description, keywords etc. Number: 3823 Name: PCPIFLSH.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870409 Approximate # of Bytes: 13860 Number of Accesses: 2 Library: 35 Description: a driver w/source for the Flashcard. Written by Steve Hirsch so should be okay! Number: 3544 Name: PCPIFST4.IZF Address: JIMLILL Date: 870228 Approximate # of Bytes: 3780 Number of Accesses: 14 Library: 35 Description: Latest info on speeding up the PCPI Applicard. Now includes info on doing the Ram Extender. Detailed instructions on what hardware and where to get it. Various speeds 7.159, 8.... 10MHz. Requires NO technical experience only a soldering iron and a handful of chips. All of the fixes described have been fully tested and in service for several months on a number of PCPI cards. Reports from around the country indicate that others have successfully implemented the changes. With Ram extender Backgrounder ii will swap in <0.5 secs at 8MHz. $$$?, e.g. 8Mhz typically costs $25 for main card, add $40 for extender. The SB-180 doesn't have to be the only quick CP/M computer!!!! Number: 3377 Name: PCPIGPRT.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 1987 Approximate # of Bytes: 7560 Number of Accesses: 6 Library: 35 Description: a driver that allows using the game port on a Apple with PCPI Applicard as a serial I/O Number: 4399 Name: PCPIGRAF.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870715 Approximate # of Bytes: 36540 Number of Accesses: 7 Library: 35 Description: This is a SIGNIFICANT work by a GEnie user, Rod Pederson, that allows Double Hi-Res Graphics from within CP/M on a Apple //e when using an Applicard. LBR contains new replacements for SFTVIDEO and FST2E80 along with a DHIRES.DVR. Docs explain it all. A Very Slow (like all) Fractal demo program is included along with a speedy simple line plotting demo program. Turbo Pascal source code is included for both along with a DHIRES.INC file that allows writing more on your own. This is bound to be the beginning of something big! I'm starting a Topic in Category 9 of the BB so we can share experiences! Number: 3518 Name: PCPIGRFX.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870226 Approximate # of Bytes: 52920 Number of Accesses: 12 Library: 35 Description: an interesting array of programs for the PCPI Applicard. Requires Turbo Pascal or equiv. Allows plotting and access to other Apple grahics routines. Number: 4223 Name: PCPILIST.LZT Address: HEYNNEMAN Date: 870607 Approximate # of Bytes: 2520 Number of Accesses: 9 Library: 35 Description: List of all PCPI related software on Genie as of 6/7/87, most of which has been uploaded by Jim Lill! Number: 3725 Name: PCPINSC1.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870321 Approximate # of Bytes: 15120 Number of Accesses: 13 Library: 35 Description: This combines all my other related files including 3634,3705,3706. A 6502 driver is included for the Applicard. Dallas Semi DS1216E may be used instead. A simple display time/date program has been added along with the MEXplus and DateStamper support. A TIME10 overlay is included for ZCPR3 users. For now, the clock must be set with a Apple program not supplied. Number: 4004 Name: PCPIPM11.ZZ0 Address: HEYNNEMAN Date: 870509 Approximate # of Bytes: 5040 Number of Accesses: 9 Library: 35 Description: this brings the latest in CP/M software to the Applicard/SuperSerial card owner. Poor Man's Network is even newer than BGii! It makes 2 CP/M computers into a network allowing sharing drives printers etc. Files can be moved back and forth. Remote drives have DU: and appear to be local. This is nothing short of FANTASTIC! Another under $75 delight! Rev 1.1 makes it ZAS compatible and changes default baud to 9600. Number: 4138 Name: PCPIRC33.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870604 Approximate # of Bytes: 10080 Number of Accesses: 11 Library: 35 Description: A general purpose RCP for Z33 on the Applicard. This won't be everybody's cup of tea but what with all the options on Z33 I can't make them all! Ready-to-Install with LDR. Number: 3386 Name: PCPIRCP2.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870208 Approximate # of Bytes: 12600 Number of Accesses: 11 Library: 35 Description: a collection of ready to install (via LDR.COM) RCP's for PCPI Applicard ZCPR3. Tested with Hirsch Implementation, see file 3385 and PCPI/Z3.LBR Adds a ZAP enhanced debugger Package. And the latest normal 'SYS' RCP. CLS command upgraded to reset video to normal (non-inverse) and home cursor. Based on SYSRCP14 and ZAPRCP Number: 3987 Name: PCPIRNG1.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870505 Approximate # of Bytes: 6300 Number of Accesses: 13 Library: 35 Description: this is the missing .DVR file that should have been in MXH- AP55.LBR future release of it will be in a new version of this library, while the MEX overlay will be distributed separately. To use this driver you'll need MXH-AP55.ASM or higher. It is the same driver that was in PCPISSCX.LBR. A future version will be a 2048 byte buffer whereas this is 256 bytes. See MXH-AP55.AZM for more details. Number: 3097 Name: PCPISCR2.LBR Address: W8SDZ Date: 870109 Approximate # of Bytes: 18900 Number of Accesses: 6 Library: 35 Description: PCPISCRN.DRV is a BackGrounder ii screen driver for the PCPI AppliCard (or Micro-Pro 'StarCard') CP/M environment. It enables all the advanced features of BGii, such as automatic screen refresh, cut/paste, and "flip". PCPISCRN.MAC is the source, in a format suitable for the Microsoft M80 or SLR Z80ASM assemblers. The driver relies upon access to the Apple's video RAM for it's operation. This requires that it be used on a IIe, with native 80-column mode.PCPISCRN.DRV installs via the SETBG.COM utility, the directions provided with the BGii distribution explain this in detail. Number: 4023 Name: PCPISSCI.DVR Address: HEYNNEMAN Date: 870512 Approximate # of Bytes: 1260 Number of Accesses: 4 Library: 35 Description: File #4007 read-to-install. Install in your Applicard DRIVERS file Should work with any modem program that accesses the SuperSerialCard. See comments in 4007 or direct your queries to R.PEDERSON, the author. Number: 3556 Name: PCPISTUF.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870301 Approximate # of Bytes: 8820 Number of Accesses: 6 Library: 35 Description: Contains procedures for Turbo Pascal that allow easy interface to the 6502 from within Applicard CP/M. Uses inline code. Demo programs included. This could easily be used to call graphics and color stuff from within CP/M as done in the PCPI color version of Cell Automata. Number: 3816 Name: PCPIUNI.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870407 Approximate # of Bytes: 25200 Number of Accesses: 10 Library: 35 Description: This .LBR contains a driver for using the Applicard with the Central Point UDC and 3.5"/800K Unidisks. The .A65 source is included. A formatter in TurboPascal w/source is included. While I have been unable to test this it appears to conform to the WLS (Wink Saville) standard and should work. Anyone who tests this please send me GEnie mail advising so [JIMLILL] Number: 3371 Name: PCPIVERS.AZM Address: JIMLILL Date: 870206 Approximate # of Bytes: 3780 Number of Accesses: 2 Library: 35 Description: use the clock on a Versacard with a PCPI Applicard Number: 3561 Name: PCPIZ3AS.AZM Address: JIMLILL Date: 870301 Approximate # of Bytes: 5040 Number of Accesses: 12 Library: 35 Description: Many Applicard owners have smaller systems and would like to make their BASE: and ROOT: directories in a RAMdisk. In doing this, a change in the path is sometimes desirable. While use of the PATH transient command will work, it is more eloquent to change the path in the AUTOST file that initializes the system. Normally, this requires a macro assembler such as MAC. With this file, ASM may be used. Now anyone with the normal pcpi distribution files can change the path this way. Number: 3367 Name: PCPIZ3V2.MZP Address: JIMLILL Date: 870206 Approximate # of Bytes: 1260 Number of Accesses: 10 Library: 35 Description: a memory map for Apple's with PCPI Applicard using Hirsch's ZCPR3 installtion. Number: 3667 Name: PCPIZBUS.IZF Address: JIMLILL Date: 870316 Approximate # of Bytes: 1260 Number of Accesses: 14 Library: 35 Description: for the advanced hacker. A detailed listing of the Z80 bus pin-outs that connect to the expansion connector. Also, the port addresses and Apple Interrupt options jumpers. Number: 3641 Name: PCPIZRDS.LBR Address: JIMLILL Date: 870314 Approximate # of Bytes: 16380 Number of Accesses: 10 Library: 35 Description: Adds ZRDOS 1.7 to the Applicard. Requires ZRDOS17.COM (may be purchased from Echelon) and Steve Hirsch's ZCPR3 implementation. ZRDOS eliminates the relogging of disks on warm boots for fixed media disks and most importantly, adds PUBLIC directories area so that programs such as Wordstar can find their files from anywhere. Number: 4131 Name: PICS-AP2.LBR Address: D.LEFFLER Date: 870603 Approximate # of Bytes: 6300 Number of Accesses: 7 Library: 35 Description: Drivers to include the Apple 2 as a BBS system in PICS 1.5. This file only includes the machine and modem drivers. You will still need the files PICS15.LBR, PICSSUP.ARK, and PICSDOCS.LBR in order to compile and run this TURBO Pascal program. It is really neat BBS system for CP/M. Number: 4007 Name: SSCDRVR.AQM Address: JIMLILL Date: 870509 Approximate # of Bytes: 6300 Number of Accesses: 13 Library: 35 Description: this is for serious Applicard owners only. It's another attempt at solving the lost char problem. It looks to be done properly but author advises he never tested with a comm. program. Food for thought though. Number: 4101 Name: WSPATCH.LBR Address: PHY Date: 870531 Approximate # of Bytes: 22680 Number of Accesses: 9 Library: 35 Description: The files in this LBR explain how to patch WordStar to make it run faster and provide additional function keys for the Apple keyboard. Nine pages of patch locations are provided. Integrating WordStar, dBASEII and SuperCalc is also in one of the files.