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ISSUE 5

MAY 1987 | $1.88

THE JOINT NEUSLETTER OF THE THREE TINEX-SINCLAIR USER GROUPS

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TIMPELINEZ BEGINS BESK-TOP PUBLISHING EXPERIMENTS by

Nore Lehfe(dt

Vith this issue ‘TIMELINEZ' has a new editor and begins the transition to desk-top publish- ing!

This page has been created entirely with the use of ‘FRONT PAGE’ -- the desk-top publishing program froe GAP Softuare for the QL. Actually, that statement way be a bit misleading. Much of the graphics vork necessary to reproduce our easthead in this new medius vas done with ‘Artvors'’ on wy T/S 2068, converted to RLE for- act ond transmitted by scdes to my GL for in- clusion in the ‘FRONT PAGE’ page files. Fros this staterent uou can conclude thet ‘FRONT PAGE’ has some serious limitations.

From the vievpoint of an editor its post serious limitation is that it does not permit the loading of existing text files ints the page files -- every vord on a ‘FRONT PRGE' page aust be entered and edited letter by letter. this sakes it impossible, for example, for text prepared by contributors to be transmitted toe an editor electronically and imported directly into the page files,

Graphics are another matter, hovever. As you con see on this page, graphic material in QL screen forsat can easily be incorporated anuy- vhere on @ pase and may be shifted around in rou and colusn increments. The Japanese scene cre- ated by Bill Strick on the 2068 already existed as a OL screen file on one of wy discs and it vas a simple matter to incorporate it on the

page. ‘FRONT PACE’ contains a number of troublesome

bugs: After loading a file it often seems to

put the cursor in drav mode so that a portion of

your composition can be destroyed before you

Inside This Issue:

Bob Orrfelt digs inmto the 9g Kone-made TS 1000 clone.

Tim Svensson explores orbital mechanics with a short pro- gram for the QL.

A new 2063 program heips Walt Gabu get started on next year's income taxes.

realize it. ] find that when saving a file from RAN disc to floppy the program returns vith the existing RAN file corrupted so that tt must be re- loaded to continue work. Inexplicably, the prooram has no facility for deleting files from microdrive or floppy so that you aust keep thinking up new file names to back up your vork at each stage and then go back later and clean up unvanted files from the storage medius. As the manual admits, er- ror trapping in the program is minimal -- an tn- correct file name, for example, generates a run- time error wessage on the screen and usually re- guires re-running the program from scratch.

Eoson-compatible printers are supported for printing the results of your efforts and other printer options are supposed to be on the vay. Printing for ‘TIMELINEZ’ is being handled by a utility created by Don Thompson for the Olivetti PR2388 ink-iet printer.

fin extremely positive aspect of ‘FRONT PAGE’ is the author's largely realized intention to sake it vorkable on unexpanded QL's using only the micro- drives for storage, while still alloving enough flexibility for those vith sore sophisticated sa- chines to take full advantage of larger memories and disc drives.

Despite all the cavils, I think ‘FRONT PAGE’ is an interesting and useful program -~ more and sore pages of this navletter vill be prepared vith it in the sonths to cove. And if Peter Chambers, the author of it, makes good on promises of upgrades it stands to becowe an indispensable utility.

‘FRONT PAGE’ is about $380.88 from most QL deal- ers.

IMELINE

BOOK REVIEWS:

INTRODUCTION TO 2068 MACHINE CODE by Dr. Lloyd Dreger 213+ pages.

Subtitled "A Self Study Manual For The Beginning Assembly Language Student That Bridges The Gap Between Advanced Basic and Machine Code". Really it is much more than that. Topics include computer numbers and Z80 code in general to TS2068 internal machine code in particular. There is also a chapter on peripherals.

Besides self study this manual makes a good reference works. Most addresses and code are in decimal rather than hexadecimal. Hexadecimal is the "natural" numbering system for machine code. This book is highly recommended. RSO

THE TIMEX/SINCLAIR 2068 ROM MANUSCRIPT by Dr. Lloyd Dreger 248+ pages.

Subtitled "Machine Code and Assembly Language (with notes and comments) and Cross References to the Sinclair Spectrum''. This manual is a commented ROM disassembly. Addresses are in decimal but Z80 code is in hexadecimal.

Alas, the serious student still needs Dr. Logan's Spectrum ROM Disassembly for the program description material. The 9 page Spectrum/Timex cross references do give both decimal and hexadecimal addresses which is excellence. RSO

PRODUCT REVIEW: PC 8300

Not quite a TS1000 clone! Much like the TS1000 (it will run most TS1000 programs) but with a keyboard like the TS1500. Added features: joystick port, tv port, monitor port, and an power on LED. Also auto line numbering, sound, and some game graphics are built in. Needs 16K RAMPAK (2K is built in). TS2040 printer works ok.

How it works: 2ZX81/TS1000 tape programs are automatically detected and converted to PC8300 format. Most PC8300 keywords have to be typed in

at which time they are converted to tokens. The tokens are not necessarily the same as the TS1000. So PC8300 programs will not work on your TS1000.

This 1s a fun computer. Each key has its own BEEP tone. The manual is written in Hong Kong English:

"SO many sound! you may think. ''May I play my computer more quietly?" The answer is sure. You can simply type

NOBEEP

then ENTER. Now the computer is in NO BEEP mode, and no any sound will be responded when you press the keys.

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By Tim Suvenson 190 WINDOW #1,5128,256,0,0

This is a interesting program PAPER 9 that I picked up from my friend ae ae trail<s0, 2) Doug Fries. He wrote it to run ie ona C-128. Using his listing i aa ee «eee and some notes on the progran, I 500,500 30. converted the program to r : the QL. ane ne 150 FILL 0: INK 7

The program starts out by ete — se onal Pein el drawing a planet at the center ee ws of the screen. A dot will 180 LET top=0 : LET last=1 appear above the planet. This 190 REPeat »O@P is the orbiter. The orbiter mee LET kta pag — 3 will orbit around the planet. . Ha ARES yap By using the joystick to put a 230 LET t ate e, 1Se thrust on the orbiter, one can LET t si how Siren “po= drop the orbiter in to a tighter 240 pas acu = aS aie orbit, or an elliptical orbit. 250 LET sean a

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