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May June 1980 - Commodore Computers

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MAY/JUNE. I <strong>1980</strong>. 198O. ISSUE A. 4. COMPUTE. 93<br />

The APPLE PI Trading Library<br />

148 disc sides in our Apple PI library. Copies of our<br />

November catalogue (showing 2780 programs) are still<br />

We have well over 3500 public domain programs on<br />

148 di sc sides in our Apple PI library. Copies of our<br />

November catalogue (show ing 2780 programs) are still<br />

available for $1 plus 50 cents postage from our news­<br />

available for SI plus 50 cents postage from our news<br />

leuer letter editor:<br />

Rodney Nelsen<br />

9711 JJosephine St.<br />

Thornton, CO 80229 Ph. (303) 451-7577<br />

Later arrivals are shown in oour monthly news­<br />

letters, available at $1.00 each.<br />

letters, available at $1.00 each.<br />

While most of the approximately 800 plus programs<br />

on our our Apple PI slices #1 to 20 and 178 to 200<br />

are either original effon effortss by our members (both<br />

local and out-of-state) or have been modified for the<br />

local and out-of-state) or have been modified for the<br />

Apple II from a magazine listing, there are probably<br />

a few donations that originally came from other<br />

a few donations that origin all y came from other<br />

sources. Copyrighted programs are not supposed to be<br />

in our trading library out of respect to the commercial<br />

copyright holders. So if a copyrighted version of a<br />

program appears in error, please let us know so that it<br />

program appears in error, please let us know so that it<br />

can be removed. Also, , since many of our members<br />

belong to several Apple user groups, if they have<br />

belong to several Apple user groups, if they have<br />

accidentally donated someone else's program that they<br />

accidentally donated someone else's program that they<br />

did not have permission to LO donate LO to our group;<br />

and we listed it unknowingly, we are sorry again. .<br />

Please inform us. The approximately 2400 programs<br />

Please inform us. The approximately 2400 programs<br />

that we have received in trade from 21 other Apple<br />

user groups are arc listed on our Apple PI slices #21<br />

1<br />

to 126.<br />

Our programs were originally cataloged on a 32K<br />

Apple without the Applesoft ROM card. All of the<br />

programs on our disc slices (i.e. from 1 to 20<br />

and 179 to 200) should have been converted to the<br />

A.S. ROM card and should now work on a 48K Apple.<br />

(In fact, some programs require 48K to operate.)<br />

To convert an Applesoft program for r non-ROM<br />

use ; load the program, call 33 14. Then either save<br />

use; load the program, call 3314. Then either save<br />

it or run it. To convert a program from a non-<br />

ROM card source to ROM, call 54514. This is not<br />

ROM card source to ROM , call 545 14. This is not<br />

needed if you have either DOS 3. 2. or 3.2.1.<br />

The Hello programs on our disc sides (i.e., Apple<br />

PI slice XXX (YYYYYYYY) ) identify the type of<br />

programs on the disc (i. e. the word ' Games',<br />

programs on the disc (i.e. the word 'Games',<br />

'Finance', , 'Utilities', etc. will appear where the<br />

Y's are shown in brackets). The HelloH program<br />

on the disk slices that at we have received from other<br />

clubs is formatted the same way, except the club<br />

name or location is shown in place of the Y's<br />

when the Hello program is booted. Their name is also<br />

shown on the screen so that the donating groups<br />

receive credit for their programs.<br />

If you have a bombout , or sec possible improve­<br />

If you have a bombout, or see possible improve<br />

ments, please either note the circumstances (including<br />

the configuration of your computer) of the bombout<br />

the configuration of your computer) of the bombout<br />

on a card to us so that we can fix the program if<br />

Terry N. Taylor<br />

Terry N. Taylor<br />

Club Librarian<br />

neecled--or needed--or improve it yourself and resubmit it as<br />

your donation. Either way, someone else will then<br />

not have to wrestle with the same bugs you did.<br />

The reason we need your configuration is that not all<br />

programs will run on every Apple (you might not<br />

have a needed accessory). As a side note, if the<br />

have a needed accessory). As a side note, if the<br />

hires page from a previous program is still on, then<br />

((1) press CTRL-C to stop the program, (2) Poke<br />

-16298,0 to turn off the hires page, and (3)<br />

type run to start the program again. That should<br />

fi x that problem. All lores Graphic programs should<br />

fix that problem. All lores Graphic programs should<br />

aULOmat automatically y LUrn turn off thee hires page as one of their<br />

first statements. But some don't.<br />

TO TRADE (FINALLY!!!)<br />

FOR NON-LOCAL MEMBERS Other Apple user<br />

FOR NON-LOCAL MEMBERS. Other Apple user<br />

groups, or individuals who just want LO to trade.<br />

Please either send your discs or casseucs cassettes of programs<br />

to me:<br />

Terry N. Taylor<br />

12319 E. Bates Circle<br />

Aurora, Colo 80014 Ph. . (303) 750-5813<br />

I wi ll co py you r programs and return your choice of<br />

I will copy your programs and return your choice of<br />

our slices on your discs and mail them right back to<br />

you. If you are a brand-new Apple user group, we<br />

will trade you two sides for one to help you get<br />

started, or even advance some programs on the understanding<br />

that you u will later send some of your own<br />

programs back to us. Fair enough?<br />

When you donate programs, please take a minute<br />

to j ot down on a 3 by 5 card the following:<br />

to jot down on a 3 by 5 card the following:<br />

1) Name Namc of the thc program (exactly (cxactl y as it will be on the disk).<br />

2) What language the thc program is in.<br />

3) What type t),pc of program il it IS is (i.e., , Music, Finance,<br />

Game, Hires, Hircs, Etc.)<br />

4) Author's name and, , if different, diITcren t, who actually ), listed<br />

stcd<br />

the thc program into die the.: Apple. Applc .<br />

5) Source of program (i.e., , original g ina l program, , or the.:<br />

Title, Title. Page, , and Issue Issuc # oi" of the thc magazine magazinc copied copicd<br />

from)<br />

6) Length of program (if known) Also the smiling staning<br />

address addrcss if it is a Binary program.<br />

.<br />

7) Whether Vv'hc thcr the program calls s up any y other mhel' programs, and,<br />

,<br />

if so, their names namcs<br />

8) What accessories, es, if any, are arc needed, nceded. (i.e., c ., programmers<br />

aid, , 48K, type typc of printer, tcr, disc or cassette<br />

c<br />

based, etc.) ctc. )<br />

9) Finally, y, a short description (say 25 words or so) of<br />

what the program does. docs.<br />

If you don't t know one onc of the areas, just leave it blank.<br />

.<br />

Unfortunately, with over ovcr 3000 programs, not too many<br />

people peoplc can remember exactly y what each cach program does docs just<br />

by looking at the thc title; tlc; so any y help here hel'c is deeply dccply<br />

appreciated. . Still, , don't let leI it it stop you from donating<br />

g<br />

your ur program if you u feel feci Uit is a hindrance. hindrancc. It won't be<br />

the e only one thai that needs nceds some documentation.<br />

documcntat Thanks for reading this s far and happy programming. ( ©

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