SyncWare News v4 n4

Date: March/April 1987
Volume: 4
Issue: 4
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Articles

TitleDescriptionComputers
2068 PianoType-in program to let you play the TS 2068 like a piano, using BEEP.Timex/Sinclair 2068, Type-in program
ABC-123 Part 2Finishes the “ABC/123” program for the TS 1000 introduced in prior issue.Timex/Sinclair 1000, Type-in program
Another Video PrimerDefinitions of common terms used to describe video signals.
Basil’s CompendiumChapter discusses conditional instructions and behavior of various flags.Timex/Sinclair 1000, Type-in program
Best of PCW Assembler RoutinesReview of the book published by Personal Computer World. Includes machine language routines for the Z80 CPU.
Chroma Soft TS 1000 ReviewReview of a program that displays color by flashing at different rates.Timex/Sinclair 1000
Computerfest UpdateDetails about the 1987 T/S Computerfest, held in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Contest Deadline NearsThe Second Annual Programmer’s Contest deadline is rapidly approaching. As of January 31, on a single entry has been submitted. Deadline extended to April 15, 1987.
For Your SupportAN-TO Productions is marketing QUICKEY 2068 keyboard overlays. Overlays are available for the following programs: AccuDraw T2, Artworx v1.1, Tasword/Tasprint, Mscript (regular and V5) and Omnicalc II. There is also a key finder and a blank overlay for your own programs. Bill Bell announces the availability of an Oliger Video Version of BBDOS for theTimex/Sinclair 1000, Timex/Sinclair 2068
ForumLetter from Paul Holmgren inviting Timex/Sinclair owners to attend the Second Annual Midwest Timex-Sinclair Computer Fest. Letters detailing: wish list of add ons for the TS 2068 from Pete Kelly ZXLR8 problems from John Baney questions about 64 column mode from John Pigg printing challenges from John Christensen user group request from T. G. MorleyTimex/Sinclair 1000, Timex/Sinclair 2068
Program SegmentationAuthor introduces the concept of breaking programs into smaller segments and loading the segments from disk as needed.Timex/Sinclair 2068
Put MSCRIPT on EPROMMSCRIPT is a very useful program. This article is for improving MSCRIPT, although it does not change any of the coding. What we are going to do is make it load faster by transferring it to an EPROM. The following for putting MSCRIPT on an EPROM is only for the original tape version. It willTimex/Sinclair 2068
SWN On LineSWN editors join Compuserve.
TIMACHINE ReviewFrom its animated title screen to its ability to locate compiled code anywhere in memory, TIMACHINE is just what every BASIC programmer who lacks extensive assembly language fluency has been dreaming of. You should see the wonderful things it does to graphics programs written in BASIC. Compiling any BASIC program is as easy as addingTimex/Sinclair 2068
WINKJET1 ReviewReview of William Pedersen’s printer driver for the Olivetti PR2300 inkjet.Timex/Sinclair 2068

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