Date: July/August 1986
Articles
- Bits & PiecesSUM bought out by Time Designs.
- ZX81 ZSpeak ProgramShort program to drive SPO 256 speech synth.
- The decline of Uncle CliveReprint of article from June 12, 1986 issue of Newscientist.
- Product/Dealer NewsReprint of article from SUM May 1986 issue.
- Extended BASIC for the TS 1000Review of Thomas Woods’ Extended Basic. Reprinted from The Plotter, vol 2, no. 7 & 8.
- 2068 TipsPeeks and Pokes.
- User GroupsList of user groups exchanging newsletters.
- List of Phone Numbers Answered by Computer
- The Zeeper SpeaksCommentary on contemporary computers.
- T/S 2068 Sound RoutinesShort programs for sound effects.
- Playing with ElectricityFractal program in machine language.
- Working with the ZX81/TS1000 Display FileProgramming tutorial.
- General Purpose Graph PlotterProgram for plotting data.
- LoanLoan amortization.
- How About ThatEditorial on the relative value of Timex computers. Reprinted from The Dat Expansion, June 1986, newsletter of the Timex Users Group of Fort Worth.
- One-Chip Mods: Built-in NVM8K RAM mapped to 8-16K region, internal to the computer. Compatible with Hunter board.
- 2068 BBS ProgramProgram that creates a bulletin board system when used with a 2050 modem. Reprinted from Mile High Chapter of the Timex Sinclair Users Group.
- Adding a Full Size Printer to Your SystemInformation about printers and interfaces. Reprinted from SUM, May 1986.
- Tape Makes a DifferenceShort article about value of quality cassette tape. Reprinted from SUM, May 1986.
- Round TuitProgram to generate a round tuit. Once programmed, owner no longer has an excuse.
- Banners on the TS-2040Short program to make banners.
- Brain TicklerComputer edification. Reprinted from SMUG Bytes, 7/86.
- AudioscanProgram that listens to the EAR port and plots the audio data.