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Appendix A: ASCII Character Codes Decimal Hex Char Decimal Hex Char Decimal Hex Char 000 OOH NUL 043 2BH -+- 086 56H -V- 001 OlH SOH 044 2CH 087 57H W 002 02H STX 045 2DH 088 58H X 003 03H ETX 046 2EH 089 59H Y 004 04H EOT 047 2FH / 090 5AH Z 005 05H ENQ 048 30H 0 091 5BH [ 006 06H ACK 049 31H 1 092 5CH \ 007 07H BEL 050 32H 2 093 5DH 1 008 08H BS 051 3JH 3 094 5EH 009 09H HT 052 34H 4 095 5FH 010 OAH LF 053 35H 5 096 60H ""7 011 OBH VT 054 36H 6 097 61H a 012 OCH FF 055 37H 7 098 62H b 013 ODH CR 056 38H 8 099 63H c 014 OEH SO 057 39H 9 100 64H d 015 OFH S1 058 3AH 101 65H e 016 10H DLE 059 3BH 102 66H f 017 llH DC1 060 3CH < 103 67H g 018 12H DC2 061 3DH 104 68H h 019 13H DC3 062 3EH > 105 69H i 020 14H DC4 063 3FH ? 106 6AH j 021 ISH NAK 064 40H @ 107 6BH k 022 16H SYN 065 41H A 108 6CH 1 023 17H ETB 066 41H B 109 6DH m 024 18H CAN 067 42H C 110 6EH n 025 19H EM 068 43H D III 6FH 0 026 lAH SUB 069 44H E 112 70H P 027 1BH ESC 070 45H F 113 71H q 028 lCH FS 071 46H G 114 72H r 029 IDH GS 072 47H H 115 73H s 030 lEH RS 073 48H I 116 74H t 031 IFH US 074 49H J 117 75H u 032 20H SPC 075 4AH K 118 76H v 033 21H 076 4BH L 119 77H w 034 22H " 077 4CH M 120 78H x 035 23H # 078 4DH N 121 79H Y 036 24H s 079 4EH 0 122 7AH z 037 25H % 080 4FH P 123 7BH { 038 26H & 081 SOH Q 124 7CH I 039 27H 082 51H R 125 7DH } 040 28H ( 083 52H S 126 7EH 041 29H ) 084 53H T 127 7FH DEL 042 2AH * 085 54H U Note: The first 32 ASCII codes can be generated on the keyboard as "Control Codes", that is, codes generated by depression of the "CONTROL" key in combination with other keys. Code 000 is "CONTROL" , Code 001 is "CONTROL-A", Code 002 is "CONTROL-B" and so on. Codes 028 to 032 are "CONTROL-SHIFT" and K,L,M,N,O respectively. 119 Appendix B: CP/M Console Editing Commands These commands can be used on the majority of microcomputers to edit CP/M commands. Those followed by (3) are usually a vailable with CP/M Plus only. It is a matter for experiment to see whether they 'all work on the machine that you are using and the version of CP/M that you are using. Command Effect CTRL-A Moves cursor one character to left (banked systems only) (3) CTRL-B Moves cursor through command l i ne (banked systems only) (3) CTRL-C Stops program execution. Returns user to command level CTRL-E Forces physical carriage return without sending the command to CP/M CTRL-F Moves cursor one character to right (banked systems onl y) (3) CTRL-G Deletes character at cursor position if not at line end (banked systems only) (3) CTR1-H Deletes character to left of cursor CTRL-I Tabs to right ( 3) CTRL-J Line feed CTRL-K Deletes character under cursor and all characters to its right(3) CTRL-M Carriage return CTRL-P Printer toggle CTRL-Q Restarts screen scrolling after CTRL-S (3) CTRL-R Retypes the characters to left of cursor on a new line CTRL-S Stops screen scrolling. (for Versions 2.2 or earlier the scrolling will recommence i f any key is pressed) CTRL-U Deletes current line. Updates the command line buffer to contain the characters to left of cursor CTRL-W Recalls previous command line if current line is empty (banked systems only) (3) CTRL-X Deletes all characters to left of cursor 120 Appendix C: CP/M Packages The number of software packages available for CP/M systems is very large and growing almost daily . There follows a selective list of some of the more popular packages together with a brief description of what they do. Apologies are offered to any software house who feel that any products of theirs should be included. Attempts will be made to keep this list as up to date as possible within the constrictions of the publishing world. WORDSTAR Word-processing package. Powerful and, once learnt, easy to use MAIL-MERGE Add-on package for WORDSTAR. Mailing list and personalisation of letters SPELLSTAR Add-on for WORDSTAR. Spelling checker STARINDEX Add -on for WORDSTAR. Creates indexes, tables of contents and documents in standard formats DATASTAR Screen-orientated data entry and retrieval system REPORTSTAR Report generator used in conjunction with DATASTAR INFOSTAR Database management system used in conjunction with REPORTSTAR and DATASTAR CALC STAR Spreadsheet package PROSTAR Training package for above products SUPERSORT Sort, merge package Dbase II Database management system. Includes reports. Suitable for invoicing, stock control, payroll QUICKCODE Easy creation of Dbase II command files dGRAPH Extracts data from Dbase II records in graphical form OMS Data base management system THE LAST ONE Code generator for MBASIC CARDBOX Information retrieval system MULTIPLAN Electronic spreadsheet SUPERCALC Electronic spreadsheet MICROMODELLER Financial planning package BASIC-80 COMPILER Compiler BASIC for faster execution FORTRAN-80 ANSI 66 FORTRAN compiler COBOL-80 ANSI 74 COBOL compiler CIS-COBOL Level 1 ANSI 7 4 compiler. Supports indexed sequential files, interactive operation LEVEL II COBOL Interfaces with FORMS2, FILESHARE and ANIMATOR PASCAL/MT+ Compiler Pascal CBASIC Compiler and run-time package for BASIC PLl/80 Subset G of the compiler 121 122 Using CP/M 'c' COMPILER Two pass compiler BSTAM Allows f iles to be exc ha nge d between CP/M systems XLT-86 Converts 8080 Assembler into 8086 code PERFECT WRITER Word-processing package PERFECT Spelling checker for PERFECT WRITER SPELLER files PERFECT CALC Electronic spreadsheet PERFECT FILER Data retrieval s ystem T/Maker Combined word-processor, spreadsheet, file-maintainance package SAGE Integrated accounts s ystem Pulsar Full financial package including modelling facilities The address of Digital Research in the United Kingdom is Digital Research (UK) Ltd Oxford House Oxford Street Newbury Berks. RG13 lJB (Telephone : (0635) 35394) The address of the CP/M Users ' Group i s CP/M Users Group UK 11 Sun Street Finsbury Square London EC2D 2QD (Telephone: (01-247) 0691 ) Index ABORT 110 ,113 FIELD 5 4 Assemble r Code 69 Files in BASIC 49 ASM86 102 FORMAT 6, 7 ASSIGN 109 ATTACH 110 GENC OM 9 8 GENCMD 10 2 BASIC 86 4 3 BDOS 1 HELP 87 BIOS 1 BOOTCOPY 7 INITDIR 94 CCP 1,3 LOAD 75 CBASIC 58 LOCAL 11 7 COPYSYS 7,8,99 LOGIN 117 CONSOLE 110 LOGOFF 117 CPNETSTS 117 CP/ NOS 116 MAC 99 DD T 75 MAIL 118 DDT86 102 MBAS IC 42 DDT Commands 84 MOVCPM 8 Device names 24,25 MPMSTAT 110 DEVICE 96 DIM 4 2 DIR 9,89 NETWOR K 117 DIRS 91 DSKRESET 110 OPEN 49 DUMP 72 PIP 1 4,98 ED 2 9 PIP Parameters 18 ED Commands 39 PRINTER 110 EDIT (In BASIC) 46 EOF 53 REN 12 ERA 11 RESET 57 ERAQ 110 RMAC 99 123 124 Index SAVE ( In BASIC) 56 TOD 110 SCHED 110 TPA 2 SDIR 110 TYPE 1 2,7 3 SET 9 4 SHOW 9 3 USER 91 SID 99 SPOOL 110 VCMODE 11 3 STAT 2 1 VDSK 109 STOPSPLR 110 SYSGEN 7 WHILE,WEND 44 SYSTAT 113 SYSTEr-t 57 XDOS 107 XI OS 10 7.
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