Regardless of whether you’re a beginner or an expert, one of the best ways to fully utilize your TIMEX Personal Computer is to share your enthusiasm and ideas with other members of your local T/S User’s Group. T/S Users’ Groups — like the ones listed below — would like to hear from new members like
Combining a building block approach which proceeds from the rather simple to the rather complex with practical tools such as programming instructions, “hands-on” practice, and self-teaching exercises, the book “Basic Programming for the Timex/ Sinclair Computers” provides a broad introduction to the Timex/Sinclair BASIC programming language.
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All TIMEX Sinclair computer products have been carefully engineered and tested to provide dependable and trouble-free service. However, since no complex system can ever be made 100% “fail-safe”, a malfunction may unexpectedly crop up on rare occasions.
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Instead of packing tents, backpacks, cook¬ ing gear, the ol’ fishing pole, and hiking into the wilderness this summer, many thousands of youngsters are camping out with the TIMEX Personal Computer and hiking into the enchanted wilderness known as “hi-tech” computerology. To find out what’s been cooking this past summer, we took a fast peek
The RPNZL Programming System has been designed to provide an alternative environment for the 2X80, ZX81, TS1000, and TS1500 computers. This design was carried out with four primary purposes:
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Don’t Clog Your Memory With GOSUBs Perhaps you didn’t know that you can exhaust the memory of your TS 2068 in a surprisingly short time, if you repeatedly use a GOSUB without a corresponding RETURN. Try the following: and RUN the program. You’ll get an OUT OF MEMORY report when N-78. What happens, of course,
Take Care of Those 2040 Printouts As we all have discovered, to our sorrow, those printouts produced by the TS2040 printer are pretty fragile stuff. No paper has an unlimited life, of course, as witness the incredible lengths to which libraries go to try to protect their most valuable books, But your printer’s paper reminds
This chapter will give you a look into “real life”, and will show you how to make a “rough draft” of your programs in BASIC. I always find it easier to debug my programs in BASIC before actually translating them into machine eode, as the results of an error are much less drastic in BASIC.
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FROM: George Kuby Our next meeting is scheduled for Saturday, January 28, 1984 – 10:45 AM to 12:30 PM (Doors open at 10:30 AM)(Subsequent date: March 24, 1984)The place: Santa Monica Library – Fair View Branch2101 Ocean Park Blvd.(Directions: West on Santa Monica Freewayto Cloverfield Exit (on Cloverfield)then south two long blocks toPico Boulevard –
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