CHALLENGER SPORT J95 User Manual download pdf (Page 67)

Yee. Dave,

"Alphabetizer,"

pg.

12.

Input

names

and

alphabetize

with

this

program.

Anon,

"The

Eight

Queens

Problem,"

pg.

13.

The

Apple

searches

a

solution

to

put

eight

queens

on

a

chess

board.

544.

Dr.

Dobbs

Journal

4,

Iss

7,

No.

37

(Aug. 1979)

Colburn,

Don,

"Those

AU·lmportant

Extras,"

pg.

2Q.26.

A

memory

display

program

based

on

a 65021CGRS

system

with

EXQS.

Also

a

program

written

for

a 650X

Tim

based

system

with

the Per·Sci

controller.

BaCh,

Stephen

E.,

"Disassembler

for

Sym·1," pg.

45.

Adaplation

of

the 6502

disassembler

from

Apple

for

the

Sym·1.

545.

Stems

Irom

the

Apple

2.

Iss

7.

(July

1979)

Hoggatt,

Ken,

"Ken's

Korner,"

pg.

2

How

10

put

more

than

one

DOS

command

on

one

line

of

the

Apple, a

handy

list

01

zero

page uses, a novel

monitor

routine,

dala

and

read

statements

in

Applesolt,

transparent

maChine

language,

etc.

Stein,

Dick,

"Numerical

Sorting

in

AppJesolt,"

pg. 5-6.

This

"OUICKSORr'

method

Is

laster

than

the

"BUBBLE

SOAT."

Porter, Gale,

"HEX·HEX·HEX,"

pg. 7.

Hex

numbers

are

Input

as

strings

and

output

as

decimals.

Both

Integer

Basic

and

Applesolt

routines

are

given.

Newman,

Wlllll,

"Text

File

Build, Store, Retrieve Example,"

pg.8.

A

tUlorial

program.

545. The

Target

(July/August

1979)

Sellars,

George,

"Statistical

Analysis," pg. 2·3.

Several

program

IIstlngs

for

the

AIM

65

Basic

are

given.

Riley, Ron,

"Basic

Hints,"

pg.

11.

Some

advice

on

using

the

AIM·55

Basic.

547.

Personal

Computing

3,

No.9

(Sept. 1979)

Irving, Steve

and

Arnold,

Bill,

"Measuring

Readability

01

Text," pg. 34·36.

A PET

program

to

analyze

the

readability

ot Text.

550.

Cider

Press 2

NO.4

(August

1979)

Stone, Barney,

"Apple

Drops

RAM

Applesoft,'·

pg. 5.

Apple

has

quietly

decided

to

drop

the

Ram verSions

of

Ap·

plesofl

Basic. They

will

concentrate

on

Rom

Basic

which

is

the version

also

used

in

RAM

with

the

new

Pascal/Language

system.

The

current

version

01

the ROM

card

Includes

the

new

Auto-Boot

ROM.

Heflzfeld,

Andy,

"Fix

Catalog," pg. 7·9.

The

program

Fix

Catalog,

sometimes

called

Fix

Seclor

Count.

correcls

the

sector

count

that

is

printed

in

the

catalog

on

the

Apple

disk..

Anon,

"Disk

01

the

Month,"

pg. 2.

The

August

Disk 01

Ihe

Month

includes

utilities.

games

and

graphics

programs

lor

the

Apple

II.

Kotowsk,

Tom,

"Metronome,"

pg. 9.

A Short

program

for

the

Apple

with

speed

adjustable

with

the

game

paddles.

Frankel,

Jell,

"Program

Conversion,"

pg.

9.

A

program

to

Change

your

Integer

Basic

program

to

Ap-

plesoft

and vice-versa.

For

the

Appte

II.

Anon,

"Memory

Chart,"

pg. 10.

An~asy

to

use

memory

chart

for

the

Apple.

Silverman, Ken,

"Applesoft

Interpreter

Set,"

pg. 11.

ROM addresses

DOOO-F7FF

giving

subroutines

entry

points,

lor

the Apple.

Slovick,

linda.

"Apple

Integer

Basic," pg.

12.

Token and

Character

set

lor

the

Apple

Integer

Basic.

Anon,

"How

10

gel

21

Hi·

Res

Color

Without

Any

Hardware

Mod,"

pg.

13.

A

sollware

program

10

give a

lot

01

hires

colors.

Anon,

"Variable

Delay

Alter

a

Carriage

Return," pg.

13.

A

program

wilh

a bug,

submitted

by

Apple

Computer.

Apple

Computer,

"Serial

Card

Handshake

Mod," pg.

14.

This

is

a

modilication

10 use the Data

Input

line

as

aCTS

(clear 10 send)

Une.

Gannes,

Howard;

Silverman,

Ken;

Couch,

John,

"CHECKBOOK,"

pg. 15-17.

This

program

includes

the

many

patches

found

necessary

and

published

in

many

places;

lor

the Apple.

21:61

551.

KB

Microcomputlng,

No

33

(September

1979)

Feldman,

Phil and Rugg, Tom,

"Happy

Motoring!"

pg.

48,

50.

A

program

10 keep

track

0 I fuel

consumption,

luel

economy,

miles

driven, etc. For

the

PET.

DeJong,

Or.

Marvin

L.

"Catching

Bugs

with

Lights,"

pg. 96·99.

A

Hardware

approach

to

debugging

with

LEO

monitors.

Downey,

Or.

James

M.

"Make

PET

Hard

Copy

Easy,"

pg.

100·102.

Interlacing

ASCII

or

Baudot

Printers

to

PET's Ieee

bus

is

a

snap

with

this

circuit.

Smith.

Darrell G.

"Apple

II

Hlgh·Resolution

Graphics,"

pg.

104·106.

All

about

HiRes

on

the Apple.

TUlloch,

Michael.

"Put

Your PET

on

the

Bus."

pg. 112·115.

With

BETSI

interface

PET

to

the

S·1OO

goodies.

Blalock,

John

M.

"Another

KIM·1

Expansion"

pg

13().13J.

Packaging

the Kim,

adding

a

TIL

serial

interface,

adding

24K

additional

memory,

etc.

552. MICRO.

No

1S

(August,

1979)

Bixby,

Donald

w.

"Apple

II

$erial

Output

Made

Simple"

pg.

"'.

Helpful

hints

on

implementing

Apple

II

serial

output.

Vrtis,

Nicholas.

"Extending

the

SYM·1

Monitor,"

pg. 9-15.

Adds

a

program

relocator,

a

program

listing

utilily

and

a

trace

luncllon.

MICRO

--

The 6502

Journal

549.

Byte

4,

No.8,

(August

1979)

Anon,

"Byte

News,"

pg. 89.

Rockwell

has

Introduced

a

bubble

memory

board

for

128

kbytes

of

storage

which

plugs

directly

inlo

Ihe

expansion

bus

lor

the

AIM-6S02

processor

(same

as

lor

KIM-1), ex·

pandable

10

16

SUCh

memory

boards

(2 Mbytes).

Appleseed,

P.O.

Box

68,

Millord,

NH

03055, pg. 199

Appleseed

is

a

new

magazine

about

10 appear,

devoted

to

Apple

II

software.

Inlormation,

Unlimited

Soltware,

146 N.

Broad

St.,

Griffith,

IN 46319, pg. 201.

EASYWRITER

IS

a

Word

processor

lor

the

Apple

II.

Kellerman,

David,

"Turn

your

KIM

Into

a

Metronome."

pg.

213.

Short

listing

lor

an

adjustable

speed

metronome.

Allen,

Michael,

6025

Kimbark,

Chicago,

Il60637,

pg. 236.

548.

Rainbow

I,

Iss

6. (July 1979)

Simpson,

Rick,

"Running

the Volume 3

Hires

Demo

on

a 32K

Apple

with

DOS," pg.

1.

A

simple

IIx

for

a

problem

with

the Demo

on

Vol. 3

of

the

Contributed

Library,

for

the Apple.

Watson,

Allen,

"Multiply

and Divide Subroutines," pg. 2·3.

Discussion

of

subroutines

In

the

Apple

Monitor.

Hirsch,

John,

"FORTH

-

or

Backwards?",

pg. 11·13.

A

discussion

of

this

language

available

for

Pet

and

Apple.

Febrnry,

1980

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