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I would like to thank the 1e1bers who attended the Noveaber 1eeting to vote for officers, The officers 1ade a 1otion to si1ply keep the current officer staff with a 'yes" or 'no' vote being that no other people decided to run for office, The vote was unani1ous and the officer's roster has stayed the sa1e, Thanks also to Nichael Weist who took pictures of the event, I noticed a 1inute too late that our Secretary was not present, so I apologize for no 1inutes notes, The big issues that were talked about were centered around purchasing a hard drive for the club's DONs, The hard drive is needed for faster copying and categorizing of DONs, so1eth1ng that is DESPERATELY needed in order to get DONs out quicker and tore efficiently, The club voted to purchase the hard drive setup which 1s needed to run the hard drive off of our equiptent fro• Steven Ingalsbe for $250 and spend additional 1oney to buy a larger hard drive, At present, we are still looking for a suitable hard drive, Co11ing up in Deceaber, we will be having our annual Christ1as bash, so cote and join the fun! There will be refreshaents, a a raffle, special gift trot SPACE for all who attend, so1e ga1e festivals, and 1any other exciting activities, PLEASE 1ake a special effort to be part of the special Chr1st1as celebration, Dece1ber 14th, 1

Thanks for your loyal support of the club 1 Your President, Matan Block There will be One (I) ANDEK color 1onitor for sale to CLUB NENBERS ONLY tor $35,00, You 1ust a show 1e1bership card to pu rchase, If tore than one (I) person wants it, all naaes of those wanting it will be put into a hat or ot her receptacle for i drawing to see who ~ill be the one to purchase the 1onitor, If you have already purchased one (at the OCTOBER 1eeting), you will not be allowed to participate for the benefit of those who were not able to purchase one at that 1eeting,

Addapad

Sub1itted by: Don Pfeiffer Have you ever wanted to us• a nu1erical keypad with progra1s like Synfile, Syncalc, or other progra1s that use their own DOS? Nost of these progra1s will not allow the use of a keypad handler for the CXBS keypad, I have an inexpensive solution to this proble1, The solution is to hardwire a keypad in parallel with the existing keyboard, This in itself presents no proble1s, however, you 1ust know which ter1inals ta connect to, The basis of a keyboard , or keypad, is quite si1ple, It is a circuit which contains 1ultiple 101entary contact single pole single throw switches (spst), A doorbell button is a good exa1ple of this type of switch, When you press it, it coapletes the circuit and current is allowed to flow, When you release it, t~e current flow stops, If you have a doorbell in your hoae with a front doorbell and a back doorbell, the buttons tor each probably share the sate ringer, This is done by wiring both buttons in parallel so that either button can be pressed to co1plete the circuit, and ring the bell, Ny keypad 1odification works the saae way, And could be used to add a coaplete reaote keyboard as well, Using a s1all piece of wire I ju1ped each terainal of 1y keyboard connector and 1apped out which ter1inals , when connected, would produce a letter or nu1ber, Using this infor1ation 1 I connected switches between these terainals to produce the nuabers and functions that I wanted on 1y nuaerical keypad, I did this 1odification to a 130XE which I use at work, and a Gaae Nachine that I use at hoae, By keeping the wiring and color coding the sa1e, I a1 able to use the sa1e keypad for both aachints, I can not stress the iaportance of keeping a written record of the ter1inals and which color wirt that you connect to the1, Without this record, it is vey difficult to keep the wiring straight, I have uploaded the co•~lete docuaentation of how I did the 1odification to the SPACE BBS with the file na1e ADDAPAD,TXT, You are welcoae to look 1t over and decide if this would be useful to you, Good luck and Happy co1puti~g 1 If you decide to do the 10d, and need tore help, just leave 1e E-1ail on the BBS,

MERRY~HRIST It you nttd to purchase a keypad, they are $7,95 fro• B&C Co1puterVisions, The address is: B&C Co1puterVisions 3257 Kiter Road Santa Clara, Ca, 95051

Phone: 1-800-969-8810 for orders only 1-408-749-1003 for infor1ation

If you don't have a 1ode1 - you can contact the Editor of this neNsletter for a copy of the ADDAPAD,TXT file, His nu1bers on the back page,

HARD DRIVE FUND RAISING PROJECT Fro• Larry Serflaten Date: 11/11/90 1: OUTLINE OF DAYS EVENTS/ACTIVITIES 10:00-11:00 11:00-2:00

Cast arrival, stage and tables set-up, Co1petition/Ga1es for attendees, On stage-Questions /answers (drive pitch) for adults, 2:00-2:15 On stage-Guest speaker I1portance of interpersonal co11unications 1 how BBS can acco1plish this tas k, 2:1s-3:oo On stage-Software display of user written progra1s-Utilities, Business apps, Gaaes, 3:00-3:30 On stage-Awards judged by participants to be of the best quality. 3:00-s:oo Tourna1ents-high score prizes, 5:00-closing Pack up and ship out,

2: co""ITTEES NEEDED TO ACCO"PLISH GOALS

A, "edia Release Co11ittee-Writes and delivers ads and spots to news publications and radio stations supporting public service announc1ents, This co11ittee should also look for a 1eans et getting required printing services for posters, banners and tickets at reduced rates, B, Business Support Co11ittee-Responsible to find donors for logistical support of event, To contact potential donors of funds and in-kind donations for everything fro• coffee cups to building space, If we contact busineses early enough, they can help us HELP THE"! By annoucing our supporters in ads, and at the affai r, they recieve co11unity exposure showing suppo rt to no n-p rofit organizations li ke ours, C, Event Planners Co11 ittee-Will handle the sche du li ng and judgi ng and volunt eer staffing of events, Coordi nate pa rt ic ipation in software judgi ng event, De ter1 ine prizes and tou rna1ent rules and solicit a pro1inant co11unity figure/TV personality to be guest speaker,

3: COORDINATION or EFFORTS A, Each co11ittee should select one individual Nho can be the ears for that co11ittee, This person beco1es the point point of contact for that co11ittee to the other co11ittees and for the event director, The co11ittees should list the goals they hope to acco1plish and the 1ethod they Nill use to achieve the1, These lists are then sent to the event director, B, An event Director is needed to advise the co11ittees concerning Nhich of their listed goals should be given higher priority and to 1ake suggestions to the co11ittees about other possible resouces that 1ay not be listed, The event director will report to the club at each 1eeting to infor1 the 1e1bers of acco1plished/current goals, C, The event Secretary Nill 1aintain the list of supporters Nho have supplied 1onies/donations and who pro1ise to supply iteas for the event, In every case possible we want na1es attached to each donation for the purpose of sending out thank yous when our project is co1pleted, Planning is the key to having a successful! event, The ea rlie r we can contact the busi ne ss cot~un ity wit h our full sche dule, the easier it will be for the• to participate, The goal of this fund raiser is two fold; to raise enough funds to purchase the hard drive and to further benefit th e club by exposing SPACE to Ata ri owners in the coimunity who are not club 1e1bers, We will need the support of every 1e1ber, with either direct participation or creative sugges tions, to reach our goals, This will be a new experience fo r 1ost of our 1e1bers and 1ay be a perfect opportunity to develop personal contacts for 1e1bers who are in a sales or 1arketing position at work, The i1portance of voluntee ring will be stressed and every effort will be 1ade to allow volunteers to work at their convienence, We want to leave no stone unturned when loo king for potential funding sources so please attend the ne xt (Dece1be r) 1eeting and bring your ideas '

Treasurers Report: Sub1itted by Glen kersc hen1ann For Allan Frink, Treas urer Balance as of DEC 5th 1990 was $830,44, That included the purchase of the Hard Drive setup fro, Steve Ingalsbe for $250, 00 , ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! FO O OOOOO O OD ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

The officers wi ll be bringing food for a bu ffet st yl e fee d at the Chr is t1as meeting, As of th is pr int ing, we ha ve plates and flatware, coldcuts, buns, and fruit salad, Feel free to bring so1ething to the 1eeting for the feed,

fflPACE SOFTWARE LIBRARY NEWS Dece1ber 1990 SPACE Disk of the Nonth The library will be offering software for sale as usual, at the 1eeting or via the US ■ail, All disks are S3 each, If you can't 1ake the 1eeting call Joe Danko at 777-9500 after 6 PN or ■ ail your request to: Joe Danko 2766 Chishol1 Av, N, N, St,Paul, NN 55109

Nailed software will cost an additional St for each 1ultiple of 3 disks or so,

BLANK DISKS will be for sale at 30 cents ($0,30) each, DISK OF THE HONTH: SIDE t: 026 1 CANADA BAS 046 DOH 000 1 HENU 1 SPACE * CAICS BAS 096 1 THINGINTBAS 085 1 DEC90SIDE! 000 000 1 CAICS DOC 053 1 HOTDICE CON 093 1 HERRYXHAS SYS 037 * STATES CAI 019 1 YHODEH TXT 092 1 DOS DOC SYS 042 1 BIOLOGY CAI 019 1 HELP * DUP CAI 016 1 SPELL 1 AUTORUN SYS 001 CAICS,BAS CAICS,DOC STATES,CAI BIOLOGY,CAI SPELL,CAI Co1puter Aided Instruction Construction Set in BASIC, Build 1ultiple-choice question tests to run on an ATARI, Includes s01e de1os,

CANADA,BAS · Check your knowledge of the geography of Canada, THINGINT,BAS - Things in the night gaae, Requires a joystick, HOTDlCE,COH · Hultiple player dice ga•e• YNODEH,TXT · Tech article on the YHODEH file transfer protocol, SIDE 2: BIBS SPACE DOH 000 BAS 034 IDA OBJ 001 BIBS NOV90SIDE2 000 BIO BAT 002 LST 011 BIBS 000 BIBS TTP BIF 063 LST 045 BIBS SYS 037 DOS PIC LST 042 DOC 020 PIC 042 SYS DUP URI ABS 004 LST 016 URI AUTORUN SYS 001 IDA OBJ 001 LST 012 BIO 026 HENU OBJ 001 LST 008 DOP DOP BIBSREADHE 007 NIH OBJ 001 LST 025 NIH PIC 034 BIBS OBJ 002 TIP TXT 020 BIBS OBJ 003 BIBS: Basic Indirect Buffer Servides, This is a syste1 developed by SPACE 1e1ber john Novotny to enable a BASIC progra11er to 'hide' progra1 code or large data structures in the RAN under the BASIC ROH (Cartridge) in the 800XL or 130XE, This next disk was co1piled as one of a series SPACE will be 1aking available especially tor new users, Side I: • SPACE LIB 000 000 1 DATABASE 000 1 EDIT_CALC SYS 037 1 DOS

SYS 007 DUP AUTORUN SYS 007 1 DISKBASECOH 270 1 DISKBASEDOC 195 1

BCALC CON 074 BCALC DOC 028 DEALERS DB 006 024 FREE SECTORS

DISKBASE: A fairly friendly, powerful database progra1 that uses a floppy disk for data storage instead of 1e1ory, Therefore the only li1it to the a1ount of database records equates to available space on the user's disk, BCALC: Taken fro ■ an old ANALOG, BCALC is a SPREADSHEET, Although not as powerful as SYNCALC, it is only BK of code which leaves 1ost of the rest tor the sheet storage, SIDE 2: TEXTPRO: On this side is the pre1ier ATARI word processor/text editor, Along with it is a spelling checker, This is not the latest version of TEXTPRO and there is no docu1entation file, TEXTPRO co1es with extensive HELP screens and there is a short text file explaining the disk and the basics of the spelling checker operation, To read the text file, THISDISK,TXT, boot side 2, at the initial 1enu press CONTROL and hit 'H' to get the disk directory, Hove the cu rsor to THISDISK,TXT and hit 'V' to view the file or press CONTROL and hit 'L' to load it into the editor, At this point you can press CONTROL and hit 'P' to get the 'Print to)P: 1 pro1pt on the STATUS line at the top, Hit RETURN to send the file to your printer, Hit the HELP key or press OPTION and hit 1? 1 to see the 1ain help screen, Press OPTION and hit 0·9 1 ( or> to see the various infor1ative help screens, Hit START to get a scrolling list of co11ands and brief definitions, Press CONTROL and hit '!' to pause or resu1e the scr~ll , CHRISTHAS SPECIAL DISK: SIDE t: 026 1 PROGINDXH90 066 SYS 037 f HENU f DOS 042 DOC 006 SYS 1 HELP 1 DUP 1 DSKL!B31BAS 12b 001 1 SPACEIDXXT1 079 1 >SPACE_< 1 PROGINDXH87 018 018 1 >LIB_INDEX< 001 1 PROGINDXXOI 1 AUTORUN SYS 001 1 PROGINDXH89 093 Side I is the SPACE software library index and database progra1 which has been brought up to date, Just boot side 2 with BASIC and select DSKLIB3!,BAS on the 1enu, When you get the DSKLIB31 1enu key in the date to get started, then load one of the index files, SIDE 2: CON 071 SYS 037 1 AUTORUN SYS 001 1 FIRE * DOS 035 * SNOWFLAKBAS 010 SYS 042 1 HENU 1 DUP 1 SANTAGAHCOH 201 1 XHASTREECOH 083 1 >SPACE_< 001 Side 2 consists of a series of progra1s for and about the Christ1as season, The star of the lot is called SANTAGAN and is an arcade ga1e whose object is to guide SANTA through the sky, catching presents dropped by angels while dodging clouds and 1outains, Santa 1ust land on the rooftops and cli1b down the chi1ney while dodging th e trolls, Once inside the house, SANTA 1ust deli ver presents to the tree while avoiding the sleep walking residents and exit the house,

FOF.' SALE The following is for sale ■ Contact Ken Modeen at 6572 Meadowlark LnMaple Grove, Mn55369Ph 425-1290 This will also be at the next SPACE meeting friday Dec,14th ■

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The BBS CornerCo 11 ec ted by the Editor for those of you who don't 1ode1! Title: Space - New, Old?? Author: Larry Naxwell To: Al 1 Having lived in the Twin Cities and, been a 1e1ber of TAIG, and then, 1oving back to 'Silicon Valley• - ho1e of Atari, I can tell you that you folks in SPACE have one of the BEST groups in the country, It really 1akes 1e feel bad to see all this 'fighting?' a1ong the group, Although I now participate fro• a distance of 2,000 tiles, I want you to realize that there are aany of us outside your i11ediate area who really appreciate having SPACE around, It's a good group and should be 1aintained, You have a NUCH better group there than we do here 'at Atari's ho1e•, Attendance here at a 1onthly 1eeting is considered to be "TRENENDOUS' if 6 or 7 people show up, Take Care of it, RICH NIER RESPONDS: Title: Space - New 1 Old?? Author: Richard Nier To: Larry Naxwell Na~ that's gc , d ta ~~1r, Far onr~ soap one ha~ so,eth ing good to say about the club, Next 1outh we will have another new 1e1ber, He just dropped off a 1050 to get fixed,

Richard Nier Title: Space - New 1 Old?? Author: Larry Naxwell To: Richard Nier (Recvd) I didn't really finish up the last ti1e that I wrote, Out here, when we have an 8-bit 1eeting (once a 1onth), we consider it a big success if 6 or 7 people show up, They tend to start anywhere fro1 30 to 60 1inutes late because the people that have access to the building are always late, The last 1eeting that I went to lasted about 45 - 50 1inutes and the entire thing was taken up by one 1e1ber playing a new ga1e he had gotten (as a de10 for the group), That and a side dish of 3 stall children running around the roo1 raising hell (the parent in question doing absolutely nothing to try to control the1), Count yourselves LUCKY, As I recall 1 your group was (hopefully IS) NUCH better 1anaged, Hope you get over the 'infighting• or Mhatever it is, La rry

Title: NEWER USER Author: DON PFEIFFER To: Nathan Block (Recvd) I a1 a new user, 10 1onths 1 and have gotton tore help than I would have INAGINED POSSIBLE, If a club cannot 1ake enough 1oney to support the cost of BULLITIN BOARDS, ETC,ETC, It will DIE, Ne1bers fighting with 1e1bers can also cause the pre1ature death of a good club, I would like to see SPACE still here in the future, I still have a lot to learn about 1y ATARI, and I don't think that the ATARI CORPORATION will take the ti1e to tell 1e, NATHAN BLOCK RESPONDS: Title: NEWER USER Author: Nathan Block To: DON PFEIFFER (Recvd) I appreciate that so1eone has taken the long look and has stuck up for the club, It is tethers like you that SPACE is here to support and will thrive on, Thank you for your continued support of SPACE and let us know how we can help you out with your ATARI, Nathan Block Title: 'It's ALIVE !!!' Author: Co-Sysop To: Al 1 Fr,_ NOii 12 rn1e 9f CO!'!PIJHRUQP.LD: 'Atari Ga1es Corp,, a top taker of arcade video gate 1achines based in Nilpitas, Calif,, said last week it plans to to adapt its best-selling Hard Drivin' gate non-entertain1ent applications, The gate's sophisticated audiovisual effects will be used to develop specialized driving si1ulators for such applications as driver's education and to test the effects of substance abuse on driving skills, The low cost of the technology enables the co1pany to build an advanced si1ulator tor a fraction of the cost of other products with si1ular capabilities, Atari said,' HERE'S A POST FRON RICH ABOUT ACLUB IN DENVER, TITLE: BBS IN DENVER Author: Richard Nier To: ALL I've heard of a Atari Group in Denver that still operated their BBS on Floppy Drives, They knew nothing about NIO's, 256K XL's, 320K XE's, etc, When they got a deal to buy a 256K NIO for S70, 1 they al1ost turned it down, Didn't know what it was good for, It was a person fro• HERE, SPACE, that was at that 1eeting and urged the• to buy 1t a~d told thet what it could do, If they hadn't bo ught it, he was going to, That person is going back there this wint~ r and I'll be hearing tore, Richard Nier

Tht BBS corntr cont'd For Sale/Wanted:

Title: DRIVE WANTED Author: DAVID SHELDON To: All I'• looking for another drive for 1y 130XE, 111 new to the BBS and new to co1puters in general, I currently a1 using 130XE 1 (1) 1050, OK!data P:, P:R: connection, and an 01nitel 1200 1ode1, I would like to get another 1050 w/U,S, doubler (the one I've got has U,S, doubler), Or any other drive that would work with 1y syste1 would be cool too! Any advice? Any drives? I'• looking forward to the user group 1eeting! leave 1e e-1ail on the BBS, If you don,t 1ode1 1 get ahold of the editor of this newsletter and he can forward the infor1ation to 1e via the BBS, Thanks,

Title: 1088K XL/XE Author: Richard Nier To: All OK, the 1088K XL/XE is now available for the 800XL, 1200XL, 65XE and 130XE, The lastest START Nagazine has a VERY Short article on it, It is an expansion board, $49,95 WITHOUT RAN, Newell Industries P,O,Box 253 Wyle, TX, 75098 (214)-442-6612 Ra1disk Software incl uded, Not enough infor1ation given to know what DOS's it will work with or what size RAN's are needed to populate it, (256K or I Neg, Naybe even 1 Neg SIP's,????) It also doesn't say if any soldering is needed, but I'• sure it is, Anyone interested? Page 92 of the Dece1ber START, Richard Nier

Title: 3 1/2" XF551 Author: Richard Nier To: All Another new product out for the Atari, A 3 1/2" Conversion for the XF551, Co1plete with Sony Drive, $99,95, Deluxe Version, $139,95, The Deluxe Version allows the use of BOTH Drives, 5 1/4 and 3 /12 at the sa1e ti1e! Copy fro• one to the other! Caution now, To use either of these, I beleive you need SpartaDOS 3,2d or SpartaDOS X, Computer Software Services P,0,Box 17660 Rocherster, NY 14617 (716)586-5545 Visa/Nastercard accepted, Richard Mier

Wanted: Title: 1ode1 Author: SysOp To: All If anyone has a 1ode1 for sale, especially a 300 baud 1030 or a XN301 There will be a buyer at the 1eeting for one,

OFFI CER S ' .

President : Vice-President Secretary : Disk librarian Paper librarian : l1e1bership Chair1an SPACE/NAST Treasurer : SPACE Newsletter Editor

922-8012 425·1290 631-3136 777-9500 721-4185 786-4790 429-4909 757-4192

Nathan Block Ken 11odeen 1 Pat Krenn : Joe Danko : Ji1 Schieb : Glen Kirschen1ann Allan Frink : 11ichael Sch1idt :

___________________ DISCLAIMER

Publi1hed by the Stint Ptul Atari Co1puttr Enthu1ia1t1 (SPACE), an independent org1niz1tion Mith no bu11ne11 affiliation with ATARI Corporation, Per1ission is granted to any si1ilar organization with which SPACE exchanges newsletters to reprint 1aterial fro• this newsletter, We do however ask that credit be given to the authors and to SPACE, Opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of SPACE, the club officers, club 1e1bers or ATARI Corporation,

Saint Paul Atari Co1puter Enthusiasts (SPACE) 1eets on the second friday of each 1onth at 7:30 p1 in the Falcon Heights Co11unity Center at 2077 West Larpenteur Ave, Doors open at 7:00 pl,

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SYSOP: Ken 11odeen CO·SYSOP: Larry Serflaten

MERR Y~HR I SPACE Box 12016 New Brighton Mn

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