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Praet July 1981 OMPPtingVolume 4 Issue 7 winning chools and usiness eviews: ompucolor II xplorer 85 aper Tiger and pinwriter Holiday ccounting et virtual 11"".16 emory MicroCentre introduce System Zero Basic System Zero £587 System Zero/D with DDF £2355 The System Zero is a small computer especially designed for dedicated applications. It is particularly useful in process control situations. In the basic model you get Cromemco's famous Z -80A single card computer, 1 k of RAM, 4k of ROM, Control Basic, and an New System attractive cabinet. The motherboard provides Zero Computer with quad -capacity DDF disk drive. The system 3 extra card slots on the S-100 bus, for includes built-in diagnostics for a quick system test of memory, controller and disk drives tailoring the system to particular applications. System Zero/D The basic model is designed for ROM -based This special version of the System Zero programs, but it can be expanded by the has 64k of fast RAM, and a model DDF dual addition of memory and I/O cards. It is fully disk drive. It includes two double -sided compatible with all Cromemco peripherals, double -density 5 inch disk drives giving a including floppy disks and hard disk systems. total of 780k bytes storage; and RDOS-2, a Suitably configured the System Zero can run new resident disk operating system with any Cromemco operating system or software terminal and printer drivers, and self -test package. diagnostics. The System Zero/D is an exceedingly inexpensive development computer ideal for setting up dedicated applications to run in the basic model. It will support Cobol, Fortran IV, Ratfor, Structured Basic, Lisp, RPG II, Word Processing, DBMS, and the full range of Cromemco's business applications software. Operating system The System Zero/D will run any Cromemco operating system provided sufficient memory is available. The mimimun configuration of 4k ROM runs control Basic; with 64k RAM the system will run RDOS-2 or CDOS (compatible with CP/M); At the recent UK launch of the System Zero Computer, Cromemco's Technical Director and with 128k the Zero/D will Roger Melen presented a System Zero/D with 128k memory running Cromix. Here he is run the Cromix system (based on seen discussing the system with MicroCentre Director Andrew Smith (right). Unix). For p Cromemco... call the experts Complete Micro Systems Ltd., MicroCentre 30 Dundas Street Tel: 031-556 7354 Edinburgh EH3 6JN Circle No. 101 2 CONTENTS 41Editorial / What price software? 42Feedback / ZX-81 complaint and praise; raising money for refugees; micros in medicine; alternative history of microcomputing 46Printout / Government gives away Prestel sets: battery -backed RAM; second-hand micromarket; CP/M on Pet 55Telesoftware / Martin Hayman reports on teletext art Twinning schools and business-page 57 57Twinning / We propose a revolutionary scheme for bringing education and business together Editor Q Peter Laurie 58Explorer 85 / The modular system from Newtronics Assistant Editor Duncan Scot 65Compucolor II / Mike McDonald tests the colourful features of this Staff Writer computer and tries a selection of its software Bill Bennett Production Editor 7hProkit / The professional software kit for the Pet Toby Wolpe Prestel Editor Paper Tiger / Printer review by Chris Bidmead Martin Hayman 74 Editorial Secretary Tracy Ebbetts 75Spinwriter /A top-quality printer from NEC Consultants Technical Nick Hampshire 77Business software / A new series by Charles Somerville on how to Software Mike McDonald write your own business software Editorial: 01-661 3500 Q Advertisement Manager 79Applications / How a seaside camp resorted to an Apple to handle its David Lake accounts Advertisement Executives 82Star system / The first part of a complex space game by Bob Merry Philip Kirby Ken Walford Investment / Manage your capital investment with this program Advertising: 01-661 3021 91 Midlands office: David Harvett 021 -356 4838 94Education / Rex Tingey presents a program for schools Northern office: Geoff Aikin 06 I -872 8861 98Virtual memory / JA Forbes explains how to create that extra memory Advertisement Secretary Mandy Morley Publishing Director 101Algorithms /MarkWalker analyses several sorting algorithms Chris Hipwell Published by IPC Electrical electronic 105Z-80 Zodiac PressLtd.Quadrant House. The Quadrant, Sutton, Surrey, SM25AS. Tel:01-6613500.Telex/grams 106ZX-80/81 Line-up 892084 BIPRESG. Typesetting and artwork by Bow- Towning Ltd. London EC I Printed by Eden Fisher Ltd. Southend- 108Tandy Forum on-Sea Distributed by IPC Business Press (Sales and Distribution) Ltd, Quadrant 1096502 Special House, The Quadrant, Sutton, Surrey SM2 5AS. Subscriptions: U.K., £10 per annum; 1 1 1Pet Corner Overseas £16 per annum; selling price in Eire subject to currency exchange fluctuations and VAT; airmailrates 113Apple Pie available on application to Subscription Manager, IPC Business Press (S & D) Ltd, Oakfield House, Perrymount 114Micromouse Road. Haywards Heath, Sussex RH 16 3DH. Tel 0444 59188. © IPC Business Press Ltd 1981 119Book Reviews ISSN 0141-5433 Would-be authors are welcome to send articles to the Editor but Pet Graphics /Part 2 of Nick Hampshire's series PC cannot undertake to return 120 them. Payment is at £30 per pub- lished page. of bubble and other sort routines Submissions should be typed or 125Sort times / A comparison computer -printed. Hand-written materialisliable to delay and error. 132Microcomputer Buyer's Guide Every effort is made to check articles and listings but PC cannot guarantee that programs will 147The Hexadecimal Kid / Page 10 of Richard Forsyth's parable run and can accept no respons- ibility for any errors. Prestel page number 357 PRACTICAL COMPUTING July 1981 3 IF YOU DON' 1 WWI A NO RD PROCESSRIG DOCUMENT 7 HFIT L 1:11:1113 1 TH.L; YOU NEED A PRINTER THAT PRINTS LIKE THIS. The more your system can do, the better your what we sell. That means excellent service to terminal should be. 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