SPACE Newsletter - February 1992

February 1992

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If this sort of thing interests you, -- PLAN TO MAKE THE NEXT MEETING

Newz From the Prez ~ Greetings one and alll Many interesting things happened at the January meeting, so without further adu, we will begin discussing them. First of all, more thanks are in order. I would like to themk Mrs. Earline Fitzpatrick for volunteering her time to be SOFTWARE LIBRARIAN. A lot of you are probably thinking, "Well, I didn't know we had a SOFTWARE UBRARIANI", you're right, we didn't .. . until last month. As many of you remember, SPACE purchased a large quantity of educational ATARI software from me. Mrs. Fitzpatrick volunteered her time to organize it and did such a great job, it occurred to me she would be a good choice to organize the club's software. This will relief Jim Scheib of some of his load and allow him to concentrate fully on the club paper/book library. So the next time you are at the meeting, be sure to look for our new Group Leader, Mrs. Fitzpatrick! The software from PlayRite has arrived! A rather large box showed up on my doorstep the weekend following the meeting, so at the February meeting we will ~e se.lling the software we purchased from PlayRite. The pnce will be $3 each disk. Each disk has its own box and documentation is on the disk. This will be an important step in deciding if SPACE wishes to pursue further the idea of selling software. Check the newsletter for more information on the software that will be sold. There was also a very good conversation about the possibility of some important people in the ATARI 8-BIT world coming to speak to our club. Mike Fitzpatrick is in touch with sev eial individL.;als who are very knowledgeable in the world of ATARI 8-BIT machines and is trying to get them to come and speak to our club. Should that come around, that will be almost ATARI history in the making for our club. Very few incidents such as that have taken place, the only one that I can recall is when Broderbund Software spoke at TAIG, another ATARI club in the area that disbanded in 1 see. If we can attract a speaker, I intend to turn it into an epic event for SPACE. I would like to see . . around ..u1e i. ........ "''"'r·11 """""''II r.;1uu::; .1..1•• heavy advertiSing evenL• •L0 uu11:11 and put on a "SPACE FAIR" if you will. There was lively discussion about it at the meeting and more information about this will be on the agenda in February.

This is the type of event that every member should give input towards and I would like to hear the opinion of everyone on this matter. That is about all for this month. In reviewing some of the club's records with the rest of the officers, it is apparent that this club is still on the upswing. I really hope that 1 992 will hold big things for this club and would like to see everyone aboard for a great ride! Please try and make the next meeting! Happy Computing Nathan Block -------Minutes of January Meeting - - - - -As usual thg mggti!'\g we.s ca!led to order at 7 :30 by our Prez, Nathan Block. The first topic of discussion was about the mid-winter madness coming up the day after the February meeting. Mike Shmidt absolutely NEEDs volunteers. So please, if you have the Saturday before the February meeting free come and work a stand, you don't have to do it all day, just maybe a couple of hours. The next topic was the fact that Dorset did NOT close down, still up and running. There are a~proximately 7 master cartridges which can be used by k1ndergarteners as well as adults. The ages range around Kindergarten to Sr. High and even collage level stuff. There was a unanimous(as usual) vote to have the paper library job split into a paper librarian and a Disk or Software librarian. Nathan Block read the minutes from the May , oth, , 985 meeting and as far as I could tell the club found it interesting. There is a chance Robert Puff, maker of Bobterm and a lot of other programs we use on the Atari nov11, might be coming to talk at a SPACE meeting during the summer! A few people had Ideas or bringing other Atari groups In to watch. Someone even suggested we call ALL the Atari groups within a 5 state radius. . And the the big question strikes, and it is on the sub1ect of: The (M)ember info command on the SPACE BBS. A lot of people were frustrated about this, and one even had a private phone line, I won't mention names. But the group decided to take the (M)ember info command out of the system. Then Nathan got frustrated and I don't blame him one bit. There was talk about the subject I just mentioned, but it was behind our backs. I quote Nathan to be very epeoifio, "If you have any problemQ about the group or the sy&tem YOU BRING IT TO MEIIIII" Please if you are having any trouble at all, please contact Nathan Block, hi, phone # is on the back of this news letter, thanks soooo much! And of course the mueting was closed by "The Boss", Nathan Block.

SPACE Newsletter for February 1992 around here who has any interest in Ate.ri. No one to she.re with except through BBS calls at steep long distance rates. The spark died. There was nothing wrong with my Atari. It still was capable of everything I could do with it before. But it was no longer a challenge to move data between my Atari and everyone else's MS-DOS machines, it was instead a barrier. If I could have afforded to both build e. new MS-DOS system, and keep my Ataris, I would have done ac. 81,;i ii"\ .ny heart ! al~o know the Atari would not have been used. I did the best thing, which was give others who still have the spark a chance to use all that I carefully built I don't view the sale as a sellout so much e.s passing the be.ton. I want to thank all those who have shared their spark for the Atari with me, and wish the members of SPACE e. long and fun filled future with their machines.

FAREWELL TO SPACE by Jim Johm1on The last SPACE meeting I attended was in Me.rch of , 990. It was a good experience, one I wish I could do on a monthly be.sis. But the.t month I moved about 350 miles north to Michigan's Upper Peninsule.. The move to sell my Atari systems was not taken lightly... In July of , 988 I really we.nted a computer to do word processing. I spotted e.n e.dvertisement in e. me.gazine for a word processing bundle based on e.n Atari , 30XE. I looked in the Yellow Pages and found User Fri-,r,diy Compute~, etn Atal'i de~lef' in Fridley. They were willing to match the me.ii order deal, e.nd I bought some additional hardware and software. My system ste.rted with the , 30XE, e. , 050 drive, , 027 printer, 4i O cassette drive, , 030 modem, and Ate.nWriter Plus. I bought e. B&W lV on se.le for $50, which brought my startup costs to around $500. It really we.s just the start. I soon upgraded the modem to the then new XM301 , and later to a SX21 2 Atari offered a tre.de-in on their horrendous , 007 printer for an XMMeo, dot-matrix printer. The 41 0 became a , o, 0. The 1050 received a US Doubler upgrade and I switched to SpartaDOS; then the 1050 was sold for the XF551. Somewhere in there I acquired a monochrome monitor • wow! what a difference from the 1V! I bought a used one meg MIO, and soon grew tired of re-loading the ram after a series of glitches from the power company. That problem was solved by building e.n uninten-uptable power supply. Then one meg wasn't enough and I learned how to build my own he.rd drive. I we.s the second or third person in the Twin Cities to buy SpartaDOS X. and soon found an R-Time-8 cart. Then I bought e. used 800 and, 050 drive for my kids so I ~nu!d l).~I!'! my machine in i:ieace. The la.st e.ddition we.s e. color monitor. AW+ was only a start too. I never have gotten serious e.bout computer be.sed games. I concentrated on the best applications, languages, and utilities I could find and afford. More than once, I transferred data from the Big Blue hardware at work to my Atari because I could do something easier or faster (e.nd of course I did the opposite too • after all they are just tools). I bought all the magazines and some very good reference books. My understanding of the Atari 8-bit architecture grew by leaps and bounds. Early in this building process, I knew I needed input from fellow Atarians. My desire to continue building my system came from the excitement of sharing and learning and commiaere.ting about Atari's lack of support with other Atari owners. I joined the Twin Cities Atari Interest Group (TAIC3), e.nd e. few months later, also joined SPACE. And then I moved. As far as I can tell, there is no one

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DOM NEWS

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by Joe Danko Librarians:Joe Danko, Glen Kirschen1ann

Htrt is the SPACE Disk of the Nonth tor February, 1992: DOl1-Side I: SPACE DON 000 FEB 92SIDE I 000

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DOS DUP

SYS 037 SYS 042

AUTORUN SYS 012 AUTORUN DOC 016 INSEARCHBAS 227

- WMGA!IESBAS 220

INSEARCH,BAS

A low-resolution graphic adventure type of ga1e that

requires a joystick to navigate a ■aze looking tor valuable objects and avoiding the PURPLE NEANIE, Writttn in ATARI BASIC,

WARGANES,BAS Aglobal nuclear war si1ulation, Now sort of out of date, you can pit the U,S, against the tor■ er USSR and trade nuclear strikes, Written in ATARI BASIC, requires a joys ti ck, SIDE 2: ALL of side 2 is another quirky de■o fro■ Holland, probably by the sa1e group of bright young hackers who gave us THE BIG DENO, This one is called THE EXPO and requires an XL or XE and a 1050 disk drive or othtr dtvice that can read ATARI Dual-Density (Density-and-a-halt) disks , Insert the disk, hold down OPTION and BOOT,

SPACE Ditk ot th Nonth NEWS 1upplt1tnt1 by Joe Danko This article serves to catch up for the articles that ■ issed publication in the SPACE ne"sletter for the last fe" ■ onths, SPACE DISK of the NONTH OCTOBER, 1991 Side 1:

MATHEPIATICAL METHODS it an int19r1ttd p1ck191 ot BASIC c1lcul1tion progr11, run fro1 a 11lf·docu11nting control progra1, Boot "ith BASIC •nd give it a try, ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff

CABLBORD,ARC - BASIC progra■ that gives you a cable TV ■essage board or advertising board for public display, UNARC to a disk and reboot Nithout BASIC/Cartridge loaded, Progra1 "ill autorun, EBS - For cable TV, this BASIC prg, Runs a test of the E■ ergency Broadcast Syste1, GRASSCAL - Full-featured calculator done in BASIC by the GRASS user group of Grand Rapids, NI,

SPACE Disk Of the Plonth-Deceiber,1991 SIDE 1: PIYJONG,CON, PIYJONG,TXT As far as l know, this is the one and only PIAH JONGG si ■ulation for the ATARI 8-bit, Load it without BASIC and use a JOYSTICK, CARDTRIX,BAS, CARDTRIX,TXT This DATABASE progra■ is written in BASIC and is configured to look liki 3 x S c~rds fGr st~ring infor:aticn ,

Jon Snyder, Nust be loaded fro• DOS ■ enu! Use 'L' to load, then use 1N' to run at 1e1ory locition 7800, Press START to play,

"EISTER,BAS, l!EISTER,DOC This clone of the SINON repeat the pattern BASIC and requires a JOYSTICK,

CYBORG - De10 of Cyborg Warrior fro■ Narcel Progra11ing, Note: Nay be necessary on so■e syste ■ s to 'Run at address' 2000 after loading this ga■e,

FIXJCOPl,BAS, FIXJCON,DOC Use this progra1 with your HI-TECH EXPRESSIONS Jingle Disk,

SYNTRON2 - Shoot-ea-up space arcade game fro1 Jon Snyder,

RANBOOT,COPI, RA"BOOT,DOC Use RANBOOT with PIYDOS and an XL/XE syste1 with at least 192K bytes of expanded 1e1ory to create a boot disk that will load any unprotected disk into 1e1ory and trick the co ■puter into booting and running out of expanded ■emory as if it were really Dl:, The SPACE Library has NYDOS 4,5 available,

AROP -

Pac■an ga■e fro■

SIDE 2: D£GASRD1 - Load and view Atari ST pictures created with DEGAS, Sa1ple picture enclosed, Great graphics utility fro■ J,D, Potter,

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SPACE DISK OF THE NONTH: SIDE 1: t SPACE_DON 000 t NOV_91SIDE1 000 t NULTI_NENUS 000 DOS SYS 037 DUP SYS 042 AUTORUN SYS 012 HELP DOC 016 AUTONATEBAS 019 BOOTEDITDOC 015 BOOTED ITBAS 094

Nove■ber,

TEXTPRO SANTA PIERRY XNAS LETTER, etc This collection of 14 files is used with TEXTPRO v,4,56 word processor to auto1atically create Christ1as letters,

1991

LOADIT BAS 054 BASAUTO BAS 016 AUTORUN DOC 013 AUTORUN OBJ 002 AUTOPIENUDOC 063 AUTONENUOBJ 037 TITLE SYS 001 PILPIENUPIKBAS 026 PIENUl BAS 067

PIENU2 BAS 052 PIENU3 BAS 025 l!ENU4 BAS 017 NENUS BAS 021 PIENU6 BAS 024 PIICRODOSDOC 012 PIICRODOSOBJ 017 PILPIENU DOC 004 l!LNENU OBJ 017

This entire side is devoted to ATARI disk 11nus, loaders and utilities, SIDE 2: • SPACE DON 000 + NOV_9WDE2 000 t CALC 000 DOS SYS 037 DUP SYS 042 AUTORUN SYS 002 BISEC 013

FIXEDPT NEWTON SECANT STEFFEN INTERVAL HORNER NEVILLE

011 015 01, 014 014 015 013

DIVDIFF

RONBERG NATCUBIC START PREDCORR DER ZERO

018 019 018 131

018 013 023

DIRPRINT,BAS ~se this BASIC progra■ to print side by side directories of both sides of a disk, DSKTST,BAS Adisk test written by SPACE ■e■ber and software librarian, Glen Kirschen■ann, SIDE 2: Agroup of text files for reading with the 1enu program, The files contain ■uch of interest to ATARI 8-bit users, PRICELST ,ATA RELEASE ,ATA XEC130 ,ATA XLE1600 ,ATA IAl 12391, TXT

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SPACE Disk of the "onth:Januaty 1 1992 SIDE 11 EPIPIRE,COPI Stat Wats ga1e based on the fil1 The E1pire Strikes Back, Ust a joystick to control your flyer to attack the invading E1pitial Walkers attacking your base, If your flyers art da1aged you will bail out safely to the surfact and be able to continue the fight afoot, The ga1e is 1achine languagt and runs without a BASIC cartridgt or BASIC turned off, JOY,CO", JOYINl,COPI, JOY,LST, JOY,DOC This 1achine language driver will allow the use of a joystick to 1ove the cutsot with a variety ot progra1s 1 notabiy the iEITPRO word processor, I have hot ~ried it wit~ anything else, Included are two versions for use with SPARTDOS and other DOS's, the source code and a docu1entation ti It,

TAX1991,SC Afederal inco1e tax spreadsheet tor use exclusively with SYNCALC, Wt hope to have versions for other sprtadshttt progra1s in February, WILDDENO,COPI A1achine language

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that is just a little wierd,

and "YDOS 4,53, Both art final upgr1de1 to dtfinltivt v1r1ion1 rtlta1td in tht l11t y11r or two ind work wrll togtther, "YDOS is a good 1lttrnativt to ustrs who want ■ort Dower than is availablt with ATARI DOS 2,0/2,5 and who don't want to or can't use SPARTADOS, Abig reason not to use SD is TURBOBASIC, Or, if you havt 400 ot 800 system, PIYDOS can bt used where the disk version of SPARTADOS cannot, If you have an AXLON RA"POWER or the 800+ 288K 1e1ory upgrade, PIYDOS will run a rudisk, DOS,SYS, DUP,SYS "YDOS 4,53/4 version with 4 digit file size displays, The rtltase disk has another vtrsion, PIYDOS 4,53/3 with 3 digit file size displays, As an alternate to AUTORUN,SYS, PIYDOS 4,53 will auto load tiles ending in (,ARx) where x=0-9 in order tro1 0 to 9, RB6D,ARO PIYDOS requires no ra•d~sk driver but this progra• will auto1atically intialize and load the raedisk, The ra1disk ~UST ti o,:, DUP, SY'a ;ii 11 br l :.:ded ~i th IIEII, SAV and an atteapt will be 1adt to copy any files fro1 a subdirectory called D:RA"DISK if it exists, JOY, ARI This is the joystick driver fro• SIDE I that "ill load stcond, How to use SIDE 2 of the DOPI: If you can run a ra1 disk (XL/XE or AXLON) 1 the ra1 disk will load, joystick handler will load and the "YDOS DUP 1enu apptar OPTION is presstd on an XL/XE or your 400/800 has no BASIC inserted, If BASIC is available READY "ill appear and you 1ust keyin 'DOS' to get the DUP menu, Keyin L At the proapt, keyin TPX456,COPI to load TEXTPRO, If txpanded 1e1ory is available, TEXPRO 4,56 1ay be configured to use so1e of the txtra 1e1ory as 2 additional ttxt buffers with the 1 control-select-B 1 ktyin, Switch alttrnate banks with "conttol-B', 1

ATARIBBS,DOC file that is a co■pilation of all known ATARI electronic Bulliten Board Systt1s(BBS),

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ATARl8SO,DOC A text tilt that is a co1pilation of all known sources of products supporting the ATARI 8-bit syste1, AT1025,CNF, AT!02~ DRU 1 AT1025,PIAC FONTNAPIE, FONT,PIAC, READ,PIE, INTERNAT,FNT, NUPIBER,PIAC, NU"BER,HLP, ATH[LP,SCR This co1plex of files is intended to bt ustd with the TEXTPRO version 4,56F as a printer driver tor users of th, ATARI 1025 dot-1atrix printer, lt could be used as a prototype for a driver for othtr printers, 0

The software libraty will be 1oving towards exclusive use of PIYDOS and I a1 calling on the PROGRANNING SIG to assist in 1odifications to existing software and/or "YDOS to assist in this effort, The source code is available for IIYDOS version 4,50 and we can atte1pt to acquire the updates that appear in the version 4,53/4 that is used on this disk, Associated with thtst fint progra1s, the library has supporting disks: TEXTPRO 4,xx DOCUNENTATION DISK TEXTPRO 4,56F RELEASE DISK PIYDOS 4,53 RELEASE DISK PIYDOS 4,50 SOURCE FILES (NAC-65)

SIDE 2: SPACE_ LIB 0000 TEXTPROX456 0000 PIYDOS_BOOT 0000 DOS SYS 0035 DUP SYS 0054 R86D ARO 0011

RAPIDlSK 0008 JOY ARI 0001 TPX456 COIi 0145 TPDOC TOC 0064 TPDOCF 14 0126 TPDOCF IS 0124

READF "E 0059 ROPIAN FNT 0009 TEXTPRO FNT 0010 DELETE CNF 0004 TEXTPRO CNF 0004

This side of the DOPI for January is I sort of dt10 of 1 co1bination of software in tht SPACE library, The two featured art the TEXTPRO vetsion 4,56F word processing syste1

Soon to bt released will be a disks with collections of support files and applications for TEXTPRO and "YDOS,

following artice for the Newsletter was subai tted by .en Kirschen1ann, Have you ever down-loaded a bad binary file? If so read on , but keep in 1ind the so lution to this problem is to ALWAYS use ARC/UNARC to transfer files, Abinary file begins with a 6-byte header: Byte I Deci1al Her. Description l &2 255 FF ID code for binary load 3 0 00 LSB Starting address 4 60 3C NSB Starting address 5 255 FF LSB Ending address 6 91 SB NSB Ending address 7 thru 8198 The 8192 Data bytes troa 3COO thru SBFF The INIT/RUN bytes usually follow it the t ile is a BOOT file, or as is 1ore likely, nu1erous 124 byte data blocks preceded by their 4 or 6 byte header (the double FF is only necessary on the 1st part of the tile, although it included will be ignored by the LOADER), DOS will ronti nue checking for additional HEADERS until the TOTAL BYTE COUNT of the file is accounted tor, If the Byte Count deter1ined by the Header exceededs the file SIZE an error 144 will occur, It the file SIZE is greater than the LAST Header Bytes describe then the next 4 bytes are treated as the next header, This usually causes UNEXPECTED results, 1achine lock-ups, garbage charcters on the screen, etc, This is what ALWAYS accurrs it you use X-NODEN or (Y-NODEN) to Transfer a Binary tile, The extra bytes are palced at the END of the original file to 1ake the last BLOCK an even 128 bytes long, These EXTRA bytes are the CHECKSUM character repeated over &over till the block size is 128, The garabge Header will look l ike a one byte transfer ie, 2A2A 2A2A 2A would store 2A in the middle of DOS bit aap area, the next WRITE to that Disk will probab ly corrupt your files, The reason no error occurrs is that the byte combination always describes a one byte segaent till the file SIZE is used up, The following is the last paragraph in the 1030 EXPRESS DOC, the procedures given here are aost likely beyond the abilities of aost users, The only sure way to prevent this problem is to NEVER UP or DOWN load a Binary tile, bootable or not, Unless it's been ARC'd first, One Last Word About XNode1

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If you ever download a tile that does not boot up, DON'T ASSUNE THAT IT IS A BAD FILE, Btcause XNode1 always sends 128 byte blocks, this 1eans that there is a 127:1 chance that there are 1ore bytes in your tile than in the original, Someti1es, these extra bytes can cause DOS to think it is a bad file (1ost often you will get a "Pre1ature EOF' ~ 1essage), So, Nhat to do? Well, if you are proficient Mith DOS layouts of binary files, you can boot up a sector editor, go to the last sector of the tile, and try to determine what the last byte in the sector (the byte-count) should be set to, This is nor1ally done by looking for the RUN ADDRESS bytes ("EO 02 El 02 address "), The other way is the easiest, Try loading the file with one of the 'boot" 1enus available (either Quick Booter or 1y own Ultiaate Atari Quickboot ~enu),These 1enus do their own load routines, and will si1ply ignor• the EOF proble1, If you don't have one of these 1enus then you can try loading the file with OS/A+ DOS, then type 'RUN' when you get back to the ' D1:' pro1pt, Enjoy'!

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