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- Contents ScopeDisk34
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- SLATE - Slate! will do the following.
- Display a slate (surprise!) with the following items: Title, Scene,
- Client, Director, Editor, Comments, Date, and Time
- All items may be changed at any time, indivudally or together.
- Display video Black for Initializing a tape for insert editing.
- Start a reverse 10 count (with beeps).
- Automagic Tape preping (10 sec slate w/ cal tone,5 sec black,10 count)
- Audio Calibration Tone Toggle.
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- NNETMT - The program Neuron.c simulates a SIMPLE stable state neural network
- reporting on both input and output states and energy levels after each
- iteration (namely set up for 8, though usually the network stabilizes
- after about 4). The program demonstrates a very straight-forward method
- of programming a content-addressable memory and receiving output from
- that memory. This program is based on a BASIC program developed in
- Ed Rietman's book "Experiments in Artificial Neural Networks" published
- by TAB Books copyright 1988.
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- PICS - A collection of pictures from various sources.
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- ATMCLK - AtomClock will dial the U.S. Naval Observatory in Washington D.C.,
- readthe 1200 BAUD time signal their atomic clock puts out and set the
- Amiga system clock accordingly. It runs from Workbench or CLI
- (distribution archive is "SUPERFRIENDLY"). The default configuration
- will work with a Hayes-type modem but parameters can be adjusted for
- just about any modem. Good example of serial port access and reading
- icon TOOLTYPES.
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- PCPATCH - Along with this file you should find two programs called 'PcC3.5'
- and 'PcF3.5'. They are made to patch PCCopy and PCFormat respectively
- from the 'EXTRAS 1.2' disk, to allow reading/writing/formatting 3.5 inch
- 360k (2 sides/40 Tracks/9 sectors) MS-DOS disks. In order to make the
- programs work, put PcC3.5 and PCCopy, PcF3.5 and PCFormat into the same
- directory. Patches are always applied in memory and not on disk, so you
- may copy them directly into the Extras:PCUtil directory.
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- RADIO - This is an example of how 'radio buttons' could be implemented using
- gadgets. I use the GadgetID and UserData fields of the gadget structure
- to keep track of each set of radio buttons. When the user clicks on a
- radio button a variable is set and an optional function is called with
- the variable as an argument.
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