Syntax/Syntax ZX80 v5 n4

Volume: 5
Issue: 4

Articles

  • Direct Character Code OutputTS 1000 Type-in program
    Print ASCII characters through Memotech and AERCO Centronics interfaces and bypass the translation routines.
  • VideographTS 2068 Type-in program
    Editor for user defined graphics characters. Edit four characters at a time on a 16×16 grid.
  • DeathChaseTS 2068 Software review
    Review of the game, originally for the Spectrum and converted to the 2068.
  • Check-BTS 2068 Software review
    Review of a menu-driven checkbook balancing program.
  • ZX/TS Related Companies Still Actively Supporting Timex/Sinclair Computers
    List of companies with contact information that support Timex/Sinclair computers after exist of Timex.
  • Dear EditorTS 2068 TS 2040
    Comments on Timex leaving market; question about 64 column mode; thermal paper for the 2040; questions about various programs.
  • Three How-TosBook review
    How to Market Your Timex/Sinclair Software; 1984 Programmer’s Market; 1983 Software Writer’s Market.
  • TS2068 Device Independent Input/OutputTS 2068 Type-in program Tutorial
    Redirect input/output to other devices.
  • Graphic PointerTS 2068 Type-in program
    Use this machine code routine to quickly specify the PLOT position on the 2068 screen.
  • New Products and Services (Syntax v5 n4)
    New products from Len Harmon, Bob Fingerle, International Software Database Corp, Andre Baune, John Kuhn, Sharp’s, RAM Products.
  • ZX/TS Users' Groups
  • Vendor Report
    Updates on Biocal Software, Knighted Computers.
  • UK Source for Spectrum Manuals and PartsZX Spectrum
    Bob Dyl of the Ocean State Users Group in RI tells us that you can get manuals and repair parts for the ZX Spectrum.
  • $100 for Your ZX/TS; Up to $330 for Memotech
    Memotech will buy back your Memotech Timex-Sinclair add-ons at 50% of current suggested retail value and even take your ZX/TS for $100—all credited toward your purchase of your MTX or FDX system.
  • Changes Ahead for Syncware News
    Fred Nachbaur’s publication will continue on to volume 2, but shift locations, upgrade its format, take on additional personnel, publish quarterly instead of bi-monthly, and keep its editorial policies.
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