| Daisy Be Good - VII | Greetings, once again, to all us aficionados of the Timex-Sinclair Computer, model 2068. Let us proceed with our exposition of Bill Jones’ GREAT software for Word Processing on the 2068, by performing a LarKen NEW operation on the Daisy issue disk #1 from UPDATE magazine. | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| DBEasy's EASY_OUT_CUSTOM | Although I felt comfortable with the previous version of DBEasy [Wood and Wind Computing, RR3 Box 92, Cornish, NH 03745], my implementation of the “easy_out_cus(tom)” procedure was to mimic the address label for printing disk labels with lines of BOLD or italics output on different lines. | Sinclair QL |
| Errata: Code Missing from "Improving a Sector_COPYing Program" | Part of the program listing of “Improving a Sector_COPYing Program” in the last issue – Vol. 6 No.1 was inadvertently left out. Here is the missing part: | Sinclair QL |
| Expand Your ZX-81 Memory to 32K | Translation of article from ZX-TEAM-MAGAZIN. | Sinclair ZX81 |
| From the Chairman's Disk | End of UPDATE magazine (Oct 87 – July 96). | |
| Input/Output | Letters from David Johnson, Kenneth Harbit, Peter Liebert-Adelt, Bob Swoger, Frank Davis, Jose Moreno, Steve Johnson, John Shepard, Alvin Albrecht, Joan Kealy | |
| QL Hacker's Journal | The QL Hacker’s Journal (QHJ) is published by Tim Swenson as a service to the QL Community. The QHJ is freely distributable. Past issues are available on disk, via e-mail, or via the Anon-FTP server, garbo.uwasa.fi. The QHJ is always on the look out for article submissions. | Sinclair QL |
| Telcommunication | We have completed work on breaking out LarKen MaxCom into manageable pieces for the Timex-Sinclair 2068 computer. In so doing, memory Was found for some additional features, and processing speed is enhanced. We discuss three different areas here, features gained and lost, a change in CODE for remote character input, and future prospects. | |
| The Web | When it comes to the World Wide Web, it’s easy to feel stupid, or just out of it. Every newspaper and magazine seems filled with know-it-all stories. about the thing, and your computeraddicted friends can’t wait to babble on about it, pausing dramatically at cocktail parties to utter techie terms like “home page” and “browser.” They all make the Web sound better than sex, only more mysterious. | |
| Windows By Shade, Part 4 | Third is the data entry block which is the compiled machine code part of the data entry routine from address 60899 to 62298. This is the TIMEX BASIC part of the data entry routine that was correctly compiled by the TIMACHINE compiler and ran properly. | Timex/Sinclair 2068, Type-in program |
