Date: October 1988
Articles
Title | Description | Computers |
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A Conglomeration of QL TIPS | Initializing Trump card and speed screen in boot programs; copy a complete micro drive cartridge with Trump card; back to business with the QL. | Sinclair QL |
A Multi-Manager for SAFE DOS V2.52 | Timex/Sinclair 2068 | |
A QL Address File | A simple address database program presented as a tutorial. | Sinclair QL |
A QL Printing Primer | Here is a little tutorial for setting up the QL to print to paper “without a word processor”. It does not do much but print un-formatted lines to the left margins as set at the printer. | Sinclair QL |
A Screen Copy in Full Color and More | Review of interface and software to print in color on Okimate 20. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
About TOOLKIT II | Are there any QL owners who if they don’t have TK2, have not been strongly advised to get it? Article reprinted from BoSTUG Sinclair/Timex Newsletter. | Sinclair QL |
Addition to TS-2068 Mail Merge | Update to program from October 1987 issue to print out the categories of an index after the program had sorted subjects by title. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
Arithmetic: An Arithmetic Drill Program for the QL | A program designed to aid children in learning arithmetic. | Sinclair QL |
Easel Print | The program shows how to use the graphics dump provided with EASEL. Reprinted from ZX-Appeal. | |
Extra Memory | Discussion about using extra RAM in HOME and DOCK banks; errors in the EXROM that affect extended memory usage. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
Graphics Printer Trick | Readers who have tried any extensive printer graphics programming (not a screen dump) probably got discouraged with the amount of data required to key in. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
Helper: A SuperBASIC Program | A set of toolkit-like functions presented in menu format. | Sinclair QL |
How Goes It, Update? | MAX DOS vs MS DOS vs QL DOS; SPDOS for Oliger; TS-2068 and Sinclair QL issue disks and micro drive dubbing; copyrights; QL support in this issue; meet some QL programmers; SINCUS programs; the North American Sinclair Society. | Sinclair QL, Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
Larken RAMdisk for the TS 2068 | I have found that for persons with two drives, the RAMdisk maximizes use of the second drive. And it reduces the number of keystrokes required to operate the Larken system. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
Letter from Dick Wagner | Letter about two programs from the editor of The Plotter, the newsletter of the CCATS User Group. | |
LPRINT CHR$ With Oliger Printer Driver | Readers who have programmed in BASIC with the OLIGER printer driver use LET/P=0 command to send data to their large printer. This command works fine for LPRINTing text and messages but not so good for printer codes. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
MScript Version 5.3 for Larken DOS | Mscript is a totally different word processor from Tasword. Once you get used to the protocol and press the right keys, Mscript is just as easy to use and a lot more rewarding. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
ON ERR Programming | The TS-2068 remembers ON ERR and the line number in an ON ERR statement well after the program line that contains the ON ERR GO TO statement has been executed. Then the first error condition forces the abandonment of sequential line read, and the line that is designated in the ON ERR statement is executed. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
OPEN #, CLOSE #, Channels & Streams - A Tutorial | Let’s delve into the mysterious realm of channels and streams and those two odd tokens OPEN and CLOSE. These two commands are extremely powerful and have many uses and yet there is nothing at all about them in the TS2068 User Manual except to say that “these and other commands like FORMAT, MOVE, CAT etc | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
QL on Packet | One ham’s experience using the QL to communicate via packet radio. | Sinclair QL |
QL RAM Extension | The accompanying circuit is an application of the TMS4500A as RAM extension for the 68008. This chip can drive a maximum of 128K dynamic RAM and provide all necessary signals. | Sinclair QL |
QUILL Filesaver | This program reads a damaged QUILL file and converts it to a plain text file. | Sinclair QL |
Refield Program | Program that allows one to add, restructure and delete fields in Archive databases. | Sinclair QL |
Scan: An Archive Program | Program that allows one to see up to three selected fields displayed on a line for all currently active records. | Sinclair QL |
Sinclair Milwaukee User Group | Our group is called Sinclair Milwaukee Users Group, also called SMUG. We were established in 1983 and work with all forms of the Sinclair Computers. | |
Sound Experimentor | Unlike most home computers, the QL has a very limited noise making capability. What there is can only be dragged out by using the enigmatic BEEP command. Reprinted from ZX-Appeal. | Sinclair QL |
Telecommunications on the QL | Simple terminal program. Reprinted from the May 1988 issue of Nite-Time News, which itself was reprinted from the Data Expansion, the newsletter of the Dallas/Fort Worth group. | Sinclair QL |
Telecomputing, Where We Stand | Ham radio operators and computer communication via packet radio. | |
The Cable Column | This featured column, by Bill Cable, starts with this issue. | Sinclair QL |
The QL Beginner Course | If you have dug around as I have between the four sections in the back of the QL manual, you know that these books were not written in a 1, 2,3, sequence that lets you get right to it. I believe that, for this discussion, we should start with the printer itself. | Sinclair QL |
The Round-Up: An Update Programming Tutorial | This is a program designed for UPDATE to demonstrate several abilities of dealing with numbers. FIRST, the “INT” function “ROUNDS DOWN” figures. All businesses do the opposite, ROUNDING UP to the nearest cent. This can make a busy department store quite a few dollars during a day’s operation. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
The Sinclair Z88 "Lap Top" Computer | So far as I can tell, there are only praise and enthusiasm coming from the owners of the Sinclair Z88. Frankly, I dont like the term “lap top”, as it seems to have a connotation of “tinker toy” which demeans the extraordinary capabilities of the Z88. | Cambridge Z88 |
The Trump Card | The Trump Card combines a disk interface, 768K of RAM, Toolkit II for SuperBASIC, screen dump, static and dynamic RAM disks and a dynamic printer buffer. Reprinted from ZX-Appeal. | Sinclair QL |
Toronto Timex-Sinclair Users Club and SINC-LINK | The Toronto Sinclair User Club is one of the most active clubs in North America. | |
TS-2068 Extra Memory Recap | In January 1988, UPDATE began a series about extra memory. The first objective was to explore the ways and means of using existing extra memory hardware. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
Using the OS-64 Cartridge with TOS | How to boot TOS with the OS-64 cartridge installed. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
Why Use Archive? | Twelve reasons to use Archive. | Sinclair QL |
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