ZXir QLive Alive! v4 n3

Date: Fall 1994
Volume: 4
Issue: 3
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Articles

TitleDescriptionComputers
Adjust Dataspace PleaseSo, I was reading through the March/April NITE-TIMES NEWS and there was a comment that John Donaldson had brought a beta-version of the new QLAMBer program to the March meeting; but, it had received an “unfavorable review” from John according to Larry Sauter “because of a bug caused by incorrect operating system compatibility.” HMMMmmm.Sinclair QL
Batteries for the Z88Richard Jelen mentioned this topic and I finally saw the displays in a store. The batteries are RAYOVAC RENEWAL REUSABLE ALKALINE. While it has been mentioned that life can be more than 25 recharges even at twenty five it is quite a savings if you use a lot of batteries.Cambridge Z88
Broken LINKThe folding of the SINC-LINK, the end of the Best of the Best Sinclair newsletter era, leaves a large gap in the Sinclair community: For more than twelve years, SINC-LINK provided us with top-notch articles and programs on all of the Sinclair computers – very thorough with help available on what ails you.
Complex ASCII RotationHaving been a Unix system administrator, I know how mail can bounce and be sent to the “Postmaster” for resolution. As “Postmaster” I read other persons mail to figure out where it was supposed to go. I like to tell people that e-mail is about as private as a post card.Sinclair QL
Computus InterruptusOriginally published in SINCUS News.Timex/Sinclair 2068
From the Chairman's DiskSeems this is the time of a lot of breakdown of equipment. I still have not gotten a replacement monitor that I really like for the working computer. I will keep looking for a monitor. Of course I haven’t used RGB yet since I need a cord to be made up.
HELP!I have enclosed a disk with two LarKen extended BASIC demos on it. These demos show where I am now with respect to the use of the LarKen extended BASIC windows and screen handling functions in the development of data base or any other types of programs.
Input/OutputLetters from Wes Brzozowski, Edwin Phillips, R. Arthur Gindin
Letters from Wes Brzozowski, Edwin Phillips, R. Arthur Gindin.It has been long time since I’ve received any Timex/Sinclair related mail (and since I spent happy hours each weekend chatting with people who called to discuss my articles). That was a fun and interesting time. I have no problem with your reprinting my work; it’s nice to know it’s still “living on”.
Smith's ChartProgram draw charts used in microwave applications.Timex/Sinclair 2068, Type-in program
The Information Super Highway Communications - Modems 101Computers use binary codes of “ON” bit which has a value of 1 and “OFF” bit which has a value of 0 for sending information across short distances to serial peripherals such as serial printers and modems.
To PRINT? Or Not to LPRINT?Each new book I have bought on the TS2068 has taught me quite a bit about programming on the computer. The things I have learned lately about the keyword PRINT are quite interesting. The latest book I purchased, “Introduction to 2068 Machine Language” by Dr. Lloyd Dreger, explained quite a bit about it.Timex/Sinclair 2068
Z-SIO RS-232 Serial InterfaceConvert a WC-2050/TS-2050 to a RS-232 interface.

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