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PRESIDENT DAN LOUNSBERRY (NJ) VICE PRESIDENT TOM AUGUST (DE) SECRETARY LYNN ACQUARD (DE) THE 2 PER CENT DIFFERENCE TREASURER TOM KLEIN (PA) SGT. AT ARMS BILL ACQUARD (DE) December's DATA BUS was printed in DELMARVA CHAPTER CHR..CHARLES BOWER (DE) a slightly distorted manner, due to a 2% SO.JERSEY CHAPTER CHR....ERROL LANSBERRY reduction (copied at 98%). That affected pages in condensed type mode especially. BBS:(382)322-3999; (609)435-7301 or call November's issue used the condensed type TOM KLEIN Pa. (215)494-1372 but did not pose a problem, lacking that GIL or KAY QUILLEN Del. (382)492-8189 reduction. Our usual boldface printing, JACK SHATTUCK Del. (382)764-8619 plus a new ribbon, emphasized a blurred CAROL ROSOWSKI N.J. (689)228-2445 effect. Contact the Editor if you need a new copy or help in reading those items. A Delaware Valley Users Group membership Further, the photo-offset processor includes monthly newsletter, library and tends to pull margins to the right. That software privileges, plus other special creates difficulties for readers who use benefits. Annual membership rates are: a looseleaf binder for storage. Family or Individual $15; Students $5; The DATA BUS Editor apologizes for Newsletter only (beyond 75 miles) - $18 the unintended inconvenience. We were in a rush to include Christmas sales items, PLEASE TRANSMIT YOUR NEWSLETTER COPY TO: and neglected an important follow-up. The Data Bus Editor -- Jack E. Shattuck, 2 Colony Boulevard,Apt. 181, Wilmington, DElaware 19882 Telephone:(382)764-8619 GEMINI PROPORTIONAL PRINTING NEWSLETTER COPY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FOR AN ISSUE AFTER THE 2ND THURS. EACH MONTH Contrary to the December issue, pg. 18, Jack Thorpe, prior DATA BUS editor, An article appearing in The Data Bus may advises that the Gemini 10/10X CAN have be reproduced for publication by another a proportional type character mode using TI User Group as long as acknowledgement PRINT #1:CHR$(27);CHR$(90);CHR$(n); is given to the sources as indicated. We The (n) value, from 1-6 at the user encourage exchange newsletters; mail to discretion, determines closeness of the either the Editor or to DVUG's mail box, pixel printing within that style. shown on Page One, our business address.
DVUG ADVERTISING RATES FOR THE DATA BUS: CORRECTION TO NAVARONE TELEPHONE 1/4 page = $ 5/issue, or $ 45/12 issues 1/2 page = $ 8/issue, or $ 75/12 issues Navarone's new telephone listing, caused Full page = $15/issue, or $125/12 issues by a company merger and relocation, had an incorrect Area Code. Their new Texas DELAWARE VALLEY USERS GROUP MEETINGS number is 214-437-1118, NOT Area 213. Plenary meetings: Delaware's Christiana Mall on Rte. 7, at 1-95 Exit 4-S, in the Community Room. Enter between J.C.Penney CSGD, TI ARTIST PRINTERS CLARIFIED and Liberty Travel inside the Mall. DELMARVA CHAPTER: Dover Blue Hen Mall Character Sets & Graphic Designs is on Northbound U.S.13, Rm.#203 upstairs, a series of programs supporting Epson, in center of Mall. Elevator available. Gemini, C.Itoh Prowriter/NEC compatibles SO.JERSEY CHAPTER: Deptford Municipal - TI Artist Version 2.0 will support the Building, Cooper Ave. and Delsea Drive, Axiom, IBM and Okidata models also (p.3, (Rtes. 534 & 47), in Gloucester County. December DATA BUS). TI ARTIST COMPANION Enter and park in rear of the building. #1, derived from CS&GD, will work on all All meetings are open to the public. models. 32K,XB, Disk needed at minimum. 3 FAO. 12 — THE DATA BUS - 1:3 10E
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CANDIDATES FOR DVUG OFFICERS FOR 1986: A few months after buying my first TI 99/4A in October, 1982, for the bargain The following members have been put price of $349.95 ($249.95 after rebate), into nomination for various DVUG offices in a burst of remaining sanity, I bought for 1986. Other names may be entered at an alarm clock for my computer area. Not the January 23 Christiana meeting. to wake me up, of course; to remind me to go to bed. But, having so much fun, I LYNN AWARD - current DVUG Secretary and seldom set the alarm. The addiction has coordinator for our involvement in two continued ever since. Univ. of Del. computer fairs. Got first Like most instruments of addiction, a TI in Spring '82; one of founding DVUG computer is neutral but offers a method families. Personnel payroll clerk job to indulge one's personal obsessions. It exposes her to other computers at work. can affect personal relations, physical Husband Bill was Sgt.-at-Arms in 1985; and financial health, and turn efforts he's a programmer, she's contented user. at problem-solving into diabolic as well as uplifting technology. TOM AUGUST - current V.P. and Chr.,TIBBS My son recently got a bumper sticker Committee. Bought 99/4 (not 4A) in 1988 which reads 'The one who dies with the to play Video Chess; wife Linda uses the most toys - WINS!'. He's not the only 99/4A for word processing. An electronic kid on the block, or in my household, technician at DuPont and DVUG's resident who plays with transformers. Computers jerry-rigger, has 'parts for about 4" TI can be the ones doing the manipulating. systems in various configurations which Who's the Master, anyway? he keeps rearranging. Do you recall the early insistence at collecting every cartridge issued, going JAMES DAVIS - Current Program Chr.,whose to every retailer out there, moving up work at DuPont brought familiarity with the chain of hardware acquisitions? If 9908 chip technology. DVUG member 2 yrs. you're not affluent enough to be able to with interest in speech synthesizer, use blow a bundle at a time, the accumulated of robotics and artificial intelligence. nibbles and bytes can be overwhelming enough. TIM EVERS - DuPont engineer served DVUG Going on line with modems, even - or as Treasurer in 1984. First TI bought in worse! - with only 388 Baud, lets you Summer '82 with no illusions: 'wanted to talk to, and spend your (family) money, play games'. Active on BBS's, author of the world round. An early expectation several file transfer programs including was to use the computer for home finance Copy-All, forerunner to Mass Copy. Likes activity. (Boy, is THAT true!) 'If it A/L, utilities, games programming. ain't broke, don't fix it!' Old-fashion one-handed word processors were quicker, JAMES FOLZ - Relatively new member (Aug. more reliable, and never wound up with 84) in DVUG, whose wife Pamela is active as much red ink when they wrote using word processor user, and whose children graphite instead of a dot matrix; wonder are being introduced to LOGO. Another Du why? Pont employee influenced by fellow DVUG As newsletter editor, I know stories workers, Jim has expanded via CorComp. of money spent, time diverted, divorces, ex-editors pleading to be kept on a mail TOM KLEIN - An Acme Head Cashier in real list to get their 'fix" of computer news life, DVUG 1985 Treasurer. Bought TI in updates, and retreats into fortresses of Fall '82 during Price Wars; upgraded in static-resistant blinking-light hideaway 1985 with CorComp. Exploring LOGO for areas. For some, dreams become nightmare his children. Also prefers Editor for fodder. We will address this unfortunate word processing files, and shoots Video side of computer life in coming issues; Tape records for us on occasion. DVUG friends share joy and sorrows both. F•gi C=i E — 1_, - 4JC I___ N.-1 . 1
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Bob Boone MARKETING HASSLES 25 Ottawa St., Arnprior, Ontario Several items of concern regarding marketing of CANADA K7S 1017 products produced by private authors have surfaced recently. One such debate envelops the graphic BIT- Marketing Director MAC program, which creator Dave Vaughn, of Vaughn TEX-COMP Software, had initially arranged with DataBioTics of P.O. Box 33884 California to distribute. Granada Hills, Ca. A subsequent dispute about the distributor ability U.S.A. 91344 to meet publication notices for further marketing, plus a question about propriety of DataBioTics' use Dear Sir, of a copyright claimed by the author, led to a loss of wider exposure and thus, sales, at a time when a I am writing on behalf of the Ottawa TI -99/4A number of graphics programs for the TI blossomed at User Group to express our extreme displeasure at your once. Vaughn began taking personal ads in User Group actions with regard to our 'Freeware' package; newsletters (e.g., July's DATA BUS, p.5) to overcome DM/I888! his losses, which he is pursuing in court. In particular, we wonder why you felt you had the Vaughn Software programs - Bitmac at $29.95, free- right to use it as a promotional item for your ware companion Printpack I, and Zapcode, a rapid mail 'Explorer' package and worse: alter the LOAD file to list program (cost unknown) - now are sold by: IEC, promote yourselves as distributors of our software 4158 Fox St. Unit 11A5, Denver,CO ::216,(383)458-5688. and remove our FRED ARE notice! Discovering that you were offering D4-1888 source Circumstances surrounding business software legal code for sale at $7.58 per copy was the last straw! claims might be of interest to those who don't follow He purchased the source code from Bruce in May of 'the big boys' of computers regularly; an article of this year and began distributing it (and the object intelligible phrasing for the lay reader appears in code) as freeware in June. It is legally ours. We the M?-RS (Mid-Atlantic Ninety Nine'ers) November feel, at the very least, you were negligent in not newsletter, available from DWG's library to members. contacting us before taking the steps outlined above. Not everyone has desire or ready ability to settle A copy of this letter is also being sent to all matters in U.S. courts. On this page is a letter from known publications dealing with the TI-99/4A, with a Ottawa, Canada, bringing the attention of TI users to covering letter indicating our User Group's point of a dispute over marketing rights, ethics and technique view in this matter. used by Tex-Comp in distributing Bruce Caron's superb He haven't the desire or the resources to go to Disk Manager 1888. No response was provided Boone by court over this matter but we can and will create a Tex-Camp's Jerry Price. furor in the international TI world if steps aren't Caron sold his TI in the Fall (moving on to a Mac) taken to rectify the above wrongs. Donations for / and also sold his source code to the Ottawa U.G. Any DM-1888 have averaged $18-$15 per respondant and as one wishing to send freeware payments can make checks Terrie Masters of Beverly Hills California says: out to the Treasurer of the Ottawa group, at Station 'we're not likely to see any return from those you've D, as indicated on the letter. Version 2.3 of DM1888 given away as a freebie'. Please be good enough to was distributed at the Chicago TI Faire. Caron visits publish a retraction of your offer of a 'free copy of Ottawa's UG now and then; he and Boone (and likewise, Disk Manager 1888' and publish our User Group's Nova Scotia's Terry Atkinson) are currently on duty address as the sole source and beneficiary for with the Canadian Armed Forces. DM-1888. An apology wouldn't hurt too!
MICROpendium's December issue has mixed commentary Sincerely, of approval/disapproval on Free/Fairware by different authors of the stuff. DWG's Steve Lawless received [signed] slow response first, but considerably better reaction later. Bill Knecht and Danny Michaels have been quite Bob Boone, pleased. On the other hand, Robt. Hessler wants his Past President Trivia 49'er removed from circulation. Jim Hollender Ottawa TI-99/4A U.G. suggests that but one copy sold of SXB at a recent UG Box 2144 Station D (DVUG?) meeting meant everyone was pirating. He think Ottawa, Ontario he overestimated appeal of a language vs. a program. CANADA KIP 5W3 1 2 — THE 12)4=fT4=. BUS — PAGE
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BECIIIIIER'S DATA BASE PROCUM M IS FOR'OONLY 25 NAMES':'P 728 NEXT I (I),C$(1) 738 N=N-1 1178 NEXT I - IN BASIC. FBA TRPE USE RESS ANY KEY' 318 CALL KEY(8,K,S) 748 CALL CLEAR 1168 CLOSE 112 The following program 328 IF 9=1 THEN 139 ELSE 318 758 GOTO 538 1190 GOTO 138 appeared in December's PUNN 338 PRINT 'ENTER 'E' TO EXIT 768 PRINT 'ENTER NEW INFORMA 1288 PRINT 'WY DATA NOT SAV (Portland, OR) newsletter. A ED WILL EE LOST.' simple data base for Keeping 348 INPUT 'LAST NAME: ':114$ 770 INPUT 'LAST NAME: ':114$ 1218 INPUT 'PRESS 1 TO END P tabs on a child's classmates 358 IF LNWE' THEN 138 768 INPUT 'FIRST NAME: ':FN$ RO6RAM, ANY OTHER KEY TO RET or other purposes, it will 368 INPUT 'FIRST NAME: ':FNS 798 INPUT 'STREET ADDRESS: ' URN TO MB4MX$ run in BASIC for CASSETTE. 378 INPUT 'STREET ADDRESS: ' :S4$ 1220 IF X$<>'1 1 THEN 139 NOTE: A question which :SA$ 888 INPUT 'CITY: ':CI$ 1238 END rejects all but capital 'Y' 360 INPUT 'CITY: ':CIS 618 INPUT 'STATE: ':ST$ 1248 FL=0 (lines 438, 868) will throw 398 INPUT 'STREET: ':ST$ 828 INPUT 'ZIP CODE: ':Z$ 1258 FOR 1=1 TO (N-1) the user into the wrong area 488 INPUT 'ZIPCODE: ':Z$ 838 INPUT 'PONE: 1 :Pl$ 1268 IF NUI)C=N$(1+1)THEN 1 of the program if lower case 418 INPUT 'PHONE: ':PIS 648 INPUT 'CODE: 1 :C1$ 488 'y' is used instead. There 428 INPUT 'CODE: 1 :C1$ 650 INPUT 'IS THIS RiFORHATI 1278 H$-1*(I) should be an AlphaLock note. 438 INPUT 'IS THIS INFORMATI ON CORRECT? Y/NI:AN$ 1288 H1$=A$(I) Can you change the size ON CORRECT? Y/N ':AN$ 868 IF AN0='Y' THEN 889 1298 H20-11(1) of this file (see Line 388)? 448 IF AN'Y' THEN 468 878 GOOTO 768 1388 H3$=C$(1) Do uou know what the 'Code' 450 GOTO 348 888 N0(T)=04e, '&FN$ 1318 N0(I)=N$(1+1) input will help you do (Line 468 N=N+1 698 AS(T)=SAN', '1(C1$1e, lk 1328 A$(I)=A$(1+1) 428, E140)? It's part of the 478 NEN)=LNI4e,40$ STU', 'WS 1338 P$(1)=P$(1+1) challenge in working with a 488 AS(N)=SAW, 980 P$(T)=P1$ 1348 C$(I)=C$(I+1) new program - learn both the STS&' 920 918 C0(T)=C1$ 1358 N$(I+1)=H$ joy and problems it offers. 498 Pi(h)=P1$ 928 SORT=2 1368 A$(1+1)=H1$ It's yours now! 588 CS(N)=C1$ 938 GOTO 548 1378 P$(I+1)=H2$ 518 SORT=2 948 PRINT 'PRINT LIST' 1388 C$(1+1)=N3$ 188 REM NAME & ADDRESS FILE 528 GOTO 248 958 IF SORT=1 THEN 978 1398 FL=1 110 REM BY PATTI ALLEN 5/85 538 PRINT 'EDITING DATA':;: 968 GOSUB 1248 1488 NEXT I 128 DIM 11$(25),A$(25),P$(25) 548 PRINT 'PRESS'el TO DELE 978 PRINT 'PRESS ANY KEY TO 1418 IF FL=1 THEN 1248 ,C$(25) TE A NAME':'2 TO CHANGE INFO PAUSE,'OPRESS ANY KEY TO RE 1428 SORT=1 138 CALL CLEAR RMATION':'3 TO RETURN TO MEN SERE.' 1438 RETURN 148 PRINT 'PRESS':;: 1 1 TO LO U' 988 FOR I=1 TO N 1448 PRINT 'LIST BY CODE' AD DATA1 : 1 2 TO ADD DATA':'3 558 CALL KEY(8,K,S) 990 PRINT 14(I):A$(1):P3(I): 1458 INPUT 'WHAT CATEGORY DO TO EDIT DATA': 568 IF (1(<49)4(1()51)THEN 558 C$(I) YOU WANT PRINTED? INPUT C 158 PRINT '4 TO PRINT LIST': 578 IF K=51 THEN 130 1880 FOR T=1 TO 188 ODE: ':CODES '5 TO SAVE LIST':'6 TO 943 P 560 INPUT 'WHAT NAME DO YOU 1818 NEXT T 1468 PRINT 'PRESS ANY KEY TO RO6RA1'e7 TO LIST BY CODE' WANT TO EDIT? ENTER LAST 1028 CALL KEY(8,K,S) PAUSE; ANY KEY TO RESLME.' 168 CALL KEY(8,K,S) NAME: 1 :L14$ 1838 IF S=8 THEN 1868 1478 FOR 1=1 TO N 178 IF (K(49)+(K)55)THEN 168 598 INPUT 'ENTER FIRST NAME: 1848 CALL KEY(0,K,S) 1468 IF 01(I)=CODE$ THEN 154 1 CALL CLEAR 1 :FN$ 1858 IF SC1 THEN 1840 8 198 ON K-48 GOTO 288,268,538 688 EDN$ANW,IfFN$ 1868 NEXT I 1498 NEXT I ,948,1188,1288,1448 618 FOR T=1 TO N 1878 PRINT 'END Of LIST IPRES 1588 PRINT 'END OF LIST. PR 288 PRINT 'LOADING DATA' 628 IF EDN$14-$(T)THEN 660 S ANY KEY TO RETURN TO MENU. ESS ANY KEY TO RETURN TO ME' 218 OPEN 1111:ICS1',INPUT ,INT 638 NEXT T 1518 CALL KEY(0,K,S) ERNAL,FIXED 128 648 INPUT 'NAME NOT FOLIC P 18 CALL KEY(8,K,S) 1528 IF 5=8 MEN 1518 228 INPUT 11:N RESS 1 TO TRY AGAIN, 2 TO R 1898 IF S=1 THEN 138 ELSE 18 1539 GOTO 138 238 FOR 1=1 TO N ETURN TO MENU' :ANC 88 1548 PRINT N$(1):A$(1):P$(1) 248 INPUT 111:1*(1),A$(1),P$( 658 IF AN$='1' THEN 588 ELSE 1188 PRINT 'SAVING DATA' :C$(I) 130 1118 IF SORT=1 THEN 1138 1558 FOR T=1 TO 188 258 NEXT I 668 IF K=58 THEN 768 1120 GOSUB 1248 1568 NEXT T 268 CLOSE 11 678 FOR I=T TO N-1 1138 OPEN 112:ICS1',OUTPUT,IN 1578 CALL KEY(8,K,S) 278 SOTO 130 688 N$(1)4$(1+1) TERNAL,FIXED 128 1560 IF M THEM 1491 288 PRINT 'ADDING DATA' 698 A$(1)=A$(1+1) 1148 PRINT 112:N 1598 CALL KEY(0,K,S) 240 IF NC25 T1(14 338 788 P$(1)=P$(1+1) 1158 FOR 1=1 TO N 1680 IF SC1 THEN 1598 308 PRINT 'SORRY THIS MONA 718 CUI)=C$(1+1) 1168 PRINT 112:N$(1),ACI),P$ 1618 GOTO 1498
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DVUG's DATA BUS Editor has limited Other Millers Graphics projects: ability to provide full space for a fair listing of new products, except in very THE ORPHAN CHRONICLES, $9.95, from selective areas. Although DVUG does not Ron Albright, describes lead-in as well j make official product endorsement, those as follow-up to TI's October, 1983, halt of us who read it (available during any in production of the 99/4A. Fascinating Christiana Meeting) feel that all users descriptions of the people and resources should subscribe to MICROpendium, P.O. in our TI world. Add $2 s/h costs for an Box 1343, Round Rock,TX 78688. $18.50 is excellent and fun reference book. the 1st Class rate for 12 monthly issues A disk-to-disk disassembler, noted - 56 pages each - on OUR computer, only! as especially helpful for adventure game disks, $19.95 (plus the $2). CAVEAT EMPTOR words again from News A GPL Assembler, GPL Disassembler, Net 99er (Texas)'s LeRoy Thompson, who and GPL Programmer's Guide for the GRAM must be one of the most frustrated users KRACKER to access and manipulate the TI but who surely writes helpful reviews! Graphics Programming Language built into DISK DATA BASE from Asgard Software your 99/4A (price not known yet). of Rockville, MD, noted in our Oct. DATA BUS, didn't work with a Myarc Controller but did run on his CorComp. Sort of. Not TIGERCUB Jim Peterson was his usual the sort that LeRoy wanted, however, and rapid and reliable self, and DID rebate had been promised by their documentation 10% of DVUG orders placed before Jan. 1, and ads; by diskname, filename, unsorted 1986. DVUG thanks the members who helped and selectively, etc. It didn't provide yourself, and us. And thank YOU, Jim. an alphabetized complete list, which was Over 188 copies of Catalog #6 from the standard commodity desired. Tigercub Software were distributed, both In voting thumbs down, he also took at Deptford and Christiana meetings, and a poke at Asgard's failure to return or by mail to the Delmarva Chapter, which to comment on an overpayment, discovered already had met before the catalog was when another product arrived in the mail made available in December. That effort with a lower price listed than he sent. pinpoints the difficulty which Tigercub and others have of trying to circulate Another RAMDisk has been developed information to groups such as ours. this season by a group of Ohioans, with A reminder: those Tigercub catalog 8K CMOS chips comprising a 184K card for programs may NOT be reproduced, unlike the P-Box. Well-documented, it provides his Tips which he mails to The Data Bus. for numerous enhancements and Assembly Sales of his original programs are what Language user-defined routines; at $165, makes publication of his Tips possible! it's battery-backed, fully transportable ...... eeNNHAOHNoW N ..... AdOeNnehe between P-Boxes without loss of memory. IF CASE YOU WERE LOOKING ... It reportedly avoids the Myarc RAMDisk's addresses, providing ADDITIONAL RAMDisk MICROpendium provides these address opportunities at the same time. notes: Mack McCormick can be reached at For info, contact David Romer, P.O. HHC, 1st INF DIV(FWD), APO NY 89137 when Box 554, Walbridge, OH 43465, (419) 666- you wish to write during his Army duty 6911, about this HORIZONS RAMDisk. in Germany. Don Scofield, an original founder Craig Miller of MILLERS GRAPHICS is of CorComp who left that company about a reportedly about to complete PRINT SHOP year ago, announces that his new firm, 99, a version for TI fans of the Apple's Cleland Controls Corporation, will make favorite graphic utility. This will run repairs on CorComp cards for a flat $35 completely in Assembly Language. Craig fee each. They're at 2212 Dupont, Suite is busier than ever these days. G, Irvine,CA 92715.
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ADDING HARD COPY TO PROGRAMS by George F. Steffan screen display or using the output device instead of screen display. ...I was asked several questions about converting You should use the RESEDUENCE or RES command on programs which had output only to the screen so that your program before running this program because some they would output to a printer. I also had just done lines must be inserted between lines of the original such a conversion for the group library. The next day, program. The inserted lines are numbered 5 higher than I received a copy of the newsletter of the Wichita the line from which they are derived. Therefore, (Kansas)99er's Users Group (which] contained a program resequencing is not necessary if the gap between lines by Paul Yorke of Florida (no credit for original is always more than 5. publisher given) which converted a program to use If your copy of the original program is exactly SPEECH on the TE II. I saw that this program could the same as the old copy saved with the MERGE command, provide the solution to problems of this conversion. you may then speed up final recovery of the program My first thought was just to change SPEECH to RS by using 'OLD and OLD PROGRAM NAME', then 'MERGE and 232 but same people would need to use PIO or different NEW FILE NAME'. Baud rates, so I decided to allow input of the desired This program adds ' ' to any PRINT statements output device. Also, I eliminated restrictions on in the source program. Therefore, DO NOT USE IT on a names for the original and new programs. I added program which already has opened a file for output and provisions for either adding the new output device to contains 'PRINT I' statements.
188 REM ADDPRINT - SEPT. '85 268 PRINT :: INPUT ' PRESS E 438 GOSUB 578 :: IF C=156 TH 110 DATA 0,95,159,253,288,1, LATER TO CONTINUP:T$ EN 11=1.2+8 GOSUB 560 P 49,181,199,999,179,247,0,999 278 PRINT :' YOU MUST RESEOU RINT 42:UM*PUSEG$(TS,4,168 128 DATA 156,253,288,1,49,18 ENCE YOUR PROGRAM BEFORE S 1,999,168,253,288,1,49,8,999 AVING IT IN MERGE FORMAT.':; 448 IF C=139 OR C=152 THEN G ,255,255,559 OSUB 568 :: GOSUB 518 :: L2= 138 REM BY GEORGE F. STEFFAN 2r. GOSUB 538 :: OPS=TS L2+5 :: GOSUB 568 :: PRINT # , LA 99ER COMPUTER GROUP, P 298 GOSUB 538 :: EN$=T$ 2:LNUSEG3(TS,3,161) 0 BOX 3547, GARDENA CA 98247 388 GOSUB 538 :: P$=.14 458 GOTO 428 148 REM BASED ON AN IDEA BY 318 GOSUB 538 :: C$=T$ 460 L242+ 18 GOSUB 561 :: PAIL YORKE : 1288 STARFISH L 328 GOSUB 538 :: ES=T$ GOSUB 518 ANE : STUART, FL 23494 338 PRINT :: INPUT 'PROGRAM 478 PRINT #2:E$ :: CLOSE #1 158 REM DISK SYSTEM REQUIRED TO BE CONVERTED? ':IF$ :: CLOSE M2 168 REM Gf$ = '95 OPEN #1: 2 348 PRINT :: INPUT 'NAME OF 48$ PRINT :;:'TO GET YOUR PR IN TOKENIZED STORAGE MODIFIED PROGRAM? ':OF$ OGRAM YOU MUSTDO THE FOLLCWI 178 REM ENS = ',OUTPUT' IN C 358 IF OF$=IF$ THEN PRINT 'N NG:':;:'NEW':;:'MERGE ';IF$: ONDENSED DISK CODE (TOKENS) AMES MUST BE DIFFERENT!' ;:'MERGE ';OF$ 180 REM E$=END OF PROGRAM GOTO 330 498 PRINT :'THE CHANGED PROG 198 REM P$='PRINT #10 368 PRINT LINPUT 'NAME OF RAM WILL THEN BE IN MEMOR 200 CALL CLEAR OUTPUT DEVICE? ':005 Y AND YOU SHOULD SAVE BEFO 218 PRINT ' THIS PROGRAM WIL 378 PRINT :'A - ADD OUTPUT T RE RIMING IT.' L CONVERT ANY NON-MODULE DE 0 DEVICE':;:'C - CHANGE FROM 588 STOP PENDENT PROGRAM TO PRINT SCREEN TO OUTPUT DEVICE': 518 IF P THEN PRINT 112:LNt&C TO A NAMED OUTPUT DEVICE.' ;:'SELECTION' $ :; P=0 228 PRINT :' IT DOES THIS BY 380 ACCEPT AT(23,12)SIZE( -I) 528 RETURN ADDING AN OPEN STATEMENT A VALIDATE('AC')BEEP:T$ S=- 530 T$=" ! CLEAR STRING ND REWRITING' 5X(Ti=lA') 548 READ C IF C(256 THEN 238 PRINT ' ALL PRINT STATEN 390 OPEN #1:1F$,DISPLAl ,VAR T$=T$tCHR$(C):: GOTO 540 ENTS ADDING OUTPUT REQUIREME IABLE 163,INPUT 558 RETURN NTS.' 488 OPEN #2:0F$,DISPLAY ,VAR 568 LN$-1R$(L1-(L2>255))PCCH 248 PRINT :' PROGRAM MUST HA IABLE 163,OUTPUT R$(L2+256X(L2)255)):: RETURN VE ONLY ONE STATEMENT PER LI 418 PRINT #2:0PUCHR$(LEN(OD 578 L1=ASC(T$):: L2=ASC(SEG$ NE.' $))&00$&EN$ :: P=1 (14,2,1)):: C=ASC(SEGE(T$,3, 258 PRINT ' THE ORIGINAL PRO 428 IF EOF(1)THEN GOTO 468 E 1)) ::RETURN GRAM MUST BE SAVED IN MERGE LSE LINPUT 11:T$ :: IF T$=E$ FORMAT.' THEN GOTO 468 8 11PS FROM THE 1I6ERCUB are greatly discounted from Tips, by publishing in the RELATIVE files; and that their usual price, and the LA 99ers Topics a remarkably therefore the only way to
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You can all Tips from the Tigercub Vol. printer did not indicate modify it to your own tastes 2, another diskfull, I goofed again. In the 1/0 protected files. and needs. Remember to turn complete contents of Mos. ERROR routine in Tips 128, That last line is a good off the pre-scan and ON 15 through 24, over 61 files the ON ERROR STOP will do no example of the power of ERROR while you're working and programs, also just $15 good in the place where I relational expressions to on it, then add any new postpaid. Or, both for $27 put it. It should be placed accomplish compact variable names or CALLs to postpaid. after the file is opened in programming. The variable the pre-scan. And remember, Nuts i Bolts (No. 1), a full line III so that it will V(P,11 picks up its value that last line MUST be the disk of 111 Extended Basic become the current error from the variable A which is LAST line of the program! utility subprograms in merge trap if the file is opened read from the disk directory You can resequence it format, ready to merge into correctly. in line 351. This is a higher, and change the 6010 your own programs. Plus the number from 1 to 5, accordingly, but don't put ligercub Menuloader, a IcAnd the CALL KEY example in indicating the type of file, anything after it! tutorial on using lips 128 will look better if and if the file is I did change my version to subprograms, and 5 pages of R=14. A couple of very write-protected the number slash the zero, since this documentation with an knowledgeable programmers is negative. A true will carry over into a example of the use of each have written to tell me that expression has a relational program that is loaded. If subprogram. All for just I was wrong, and the manual value of -1. If the file is you do this, be sure to add $19.95 postpaid. is right, about CALL KEY protected, V(P,11(1 is true, a CALL CHAR to the list in Nuts & Bolts No. 2, another status -1. They say that -1 and its value is -1, line 151! full disk of 118 utility simply means that the same converted by ABS to +1 and subprograms in merge format, key is being pressed as was multiplied by 89 to give 191 CALL CLEAR :: FOR S=1 TO all new and fully compatible pressed during the last ASCII 89, converted by CHRS 14 :: CALL COLOR(S,7,16):: with the last, and with 11 keyscan, and that it could to 'Y'. If not protected, NEXT S :: CALL COLOP(I,2,161 pages of documentation and have been released and V(P,1) is a positive number, 1: CALL CHAR(48,'113A444C546 examples. Also $19.95 repressed in the interim. V(P,1)(11 is false and has a 44488'1 postpaid, or both Nuts Bolts This may be, but try this relational value of I; 89 disks for $37 postpaid. routine and see if you can times I is still I, and When you just want to load a ligercub Full Disk release and repress a key CHM') prints nothing. program, waiting for it to Collections, just $12 without getting a status be read from the disk postpaid! Each of these code I (no key pressed) and George also mentioned in a directory can be a drag. contains either 5 or 6 of my• status code 1 (different key letter that my remarks on And, you may have trouble regular $3 catalog programs, pressed) before another the UPDATE mode applied only recognizing the filename. and the remaining disk space status code -1. to VARIABLE files; that So, here is the Tigercub has been filled with some of RESTORE without a number,to Quickloader which I have the best public domain III CALL KEY11,K,S):: PRINT return the record pointer to placed on all my Collection programs of the same K,S :1 6010 Ill the beginning of a file, Disks. category. I am NOT selling works only with VARIABLE First you will need public domain programs - my George Steffen has responded files; that RESTORE with a Catwriter, another program own programs on these disks to the challenge in the last number works only with that writes a program. 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