ZXir QLive Alive! v9 n1

Date: Spring 1999
Volume: 9
Issue: 1
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Index of articles to date.

Articles

TitleDescriptionComputers
Character String Emulation In HiSoft PascalOne of the common gripes about HiSoft™ Pascal Version 4 for theTimex/Sinclair 2068 is its lack of built-in operators for handling a dimensioned array of type CHAR, henceforth referred to as a string. The crux of the problem is that if a string is not completely filled by data or spaces, the remainder of the string is left filled with whatever garbage is in memory at the time.Timex/Sinclair 2068, Type-in program
From the Chairman's DiskHad a letter from Don Oviatt that wanted a copy of D.U.S. so that he could use it again. Somehow his working copy and backup copy got trashed. I complied with his request and got him going again with that. D.U.S. is Disk Utility System for the LarKen disk interface.
How to Hack on the ZX SpectrumPart 6- Commercial Protection SystemsSinclair ZX Spectrum
Input/OutputLetters from Ed Kingsley, Al Boehm, Jose Moreno, David Solly, Peter Liebert-Adelt, Jack Boatwright, Jeff Burrell, Don Oviatt, Earl Kielglass, Ken Harbit, Bill McKelvey, Bill Marriott, Frank Davis, Luke Perry, Conrad Perfett, Keith Watson, Mark McCann, Robert Hartung, Fred Henn,
QL Hacker's JournalThe 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
TS-2068 Talks to a PC by ModemWhile I am not familiar with the Z88, here is what appeared in ZQA!, Winter 93. It should work with the Z88 as it did with the PC. It has been a challenge to have a 2068 communicate directly via modem with a PC modem to transfer text files.Timex/Sinclair 2068

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