One of a series of library tapes. Programs on these tapes were renamed to a number series. This tape contained programs 20001 to 20050. These tapes were compiled by Tony Willing.
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Blackjack. Don’t go over 21.
Auto answer phone calls with the 2040 modem.
Makes a giant printout of SCREEN$ loaded, automatically outputting to the 2040 printer.
Bounced the line off the sides the selected number of times.
Charming, bomb-drop variant. New rows advance from the bottom.
Simple program to display a calendar month.
Sophisticated program to create a directory of files on a cassette.
Creates a listing of files on a cassette.
Routine to draw a word in outline block characters.
Balance your checkbook.
Displays several different images. Add these subroutines to your program.
Cute dot-matrix looking clock.
Routine to add thicker characters to your own programs.
Performs factorization on just about any number.
Erase a screen pixel-by-pixel within the individual character blocks of the screen.
Draws a unique graphic.
Reads the headers of programs on tape.
Tool for calculations related to bodies of water.
Program to calculate effects of rainfall on bodies of water.
Draws a version of a familiar optical illusion, the Penrose triangle.
Displays information about the currently pressed key.
Does what is says on the tin.
Simple utility for examining memory, typing in machine code listings, and base conversion.
Graphic display of memory contents.
Dialer for connecting to a service prior to loading MTerm.
Smoothes a time series curve by computing the average of all the data points in a fixed-width sliding window and replacing those points with the computed value.
Joins vertices of regular polygon with n-sides.
Calculate the current value of a business.
Demonstrates the difference between OVER 0 and OVER 1.
Demonstrates the difference between OVER 0 and OVER 1 using random lines.
Short program for editing the PSG (sound generator) register values.
Calculates the percent chance in a single year that a body of water will overflow.
Enter values and it’ll draw something on the screen that corresponds.
Offers four type styles for the TS 2068.
Draws a phrase in large letters with a “laser”.
Conversion from a program for the Apple II to TS-2068. See Creative Computing Feb 1984.
Plots a 5 volt square wave.
Guess the correct angle of fire to hit the target.
Make tape to tape copies using the 2068 as a signal reconditioner.
Smooth out data points.
Short program to demonstrate turtle graphics techniques.
Animation morphs from one shape to the other.
Simple word processor written in BASIC.
64 column version of Typewriter, for use with the Zebra OS-64 cartridge.
Christmas card from the Dawson family.
Incomplete implementation of figForth. Promised updates included help screens, assembler and better SAVE system.
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