| August C.A.T.U.G Meeting |
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| British Timexers |
I have been communicating with sone British 2X81 users who feel “left-out” and are looking for software, publications and other information. I gave them what information I had and one sent me a copy of SIMDOS listing. This program allows several ZX81/TS1000 programs to be resident at the same time in memory. |
Timex/Sinclair 1000 |
| Byte Power (review) |
With support for our 2068’s getting fewer and fewer, one bright spot is BYTE POWER. Each issue comes on a cassette, and after receiving six, 1 an VERY satisfied with all. The price is $5.59 for one issue, $29.99 for 6, or $49.99 for 12. It works out to less than 49 cents per program. |
Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| Chicago Area Timex Users Group (July 1, 1987) |
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| Editor's Notes |
The other night, I vas thinking about how nice it was that there were dedicated newsletters for the Zebra FDD users and the Aerco FD-68 users. These provide an excellent forum for useful information to be exchanged by the users of these unique floppy disk systems. I couldn’t help wishing that somebody night create a |
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| New Timex/Sinclair BBS Notices |
This month we have three new BBS to announce that support the efforts of the Timex/Sinclair community. The SINCLAIR AT NIGHT BBS in New York operates from 11:00 PM until 6:00 AM. Their telephone number is (718) 627-1293 and the logon parameters are: Word Length=8, Parity=NONE, Stop Bits=1. Mark Fendrick, Sinclair columnist for the Computer |
Timex/Sinclair 1000, Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| On the QL |
Well, here I go again! I have received my SUPER TOOLKIT II only a few days ago), and I’ve found that it takes care of the following complaints that I have with my QL. |
Sinclair QL |
| Telecommunications Corner |
I recently had the pleasure of an hour long tour of American People Link or Plink as sone people call it. Plink is a pay-for-usage telecommunications service that has been in operation for about four years. |
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| Variables |
The following MC will find the address of a variable given the code of it in the A register at the start. The address is returned in the BC register. |
Timex/Sinclair 1000, Timex/Sinclair 2068, Type-in program |
| ZX-TERM*80, The New T/S1000 Telecommunications Program |
In early April, 1987 I got a phone call from Fred Nachbaur of Silicon Mountain Computers in Canada. He was looking for a 2050 modem and some modem expertise. During the course of our discussion Fred told me what he had in mind. He told me that he along with Harvey Taylor (author of MINI-XMOD) |
Timex/Sinclair 1000 |
