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If the above two named games are super cartridges then wha¦}t I am about to describe must be a 'mega-cartridge' as it packs FOUR software titles onto ONE cartridge.››You may have heard §}of it, it's called the XE Demo cartridge, which is a bit of a misnomer as it will work on a XL or XE (I am not sure about the¨} 400/800 series as I don't own one). It was originally designed for in-shop (or in-store as the Americans would say) demonstr©}ational purposes but it has now found its way into a few people's homes. The games on the cartridge are One On One, Joust, Msª} Pac-Man and a demo of Flight Simulator II (just a non-interactive demo and not the full usable game as one advertiser would «}have you believe!), but nevertheless, that's three quality games and a good demo.››Now comes the really interesting part. To ¬}play the games you just insert the grey cartridge as you would any other, and turn your computer on. Up pops the FS II Demo. ­}If that's not your cup of tea then just turn your computer off and then after five seconds turn it on again and up pops anoth®}er game (Ms Pac-Man). Just repeat the procedure to get the other games. This process is not very healthy for the long term re¯}liability of your power switch but it certainly is a very unique function and fortunately it is quite reliable with the games°} popping up in the correct order most of the time.››Well that's got the basics out of the way let's have a look at the indivi±}dual titles.››Flight Simulator II, renowned as the best flight sim ever for the Atari 8-bits, packed full of features with in²}credible depth, however this cartridge only contains a non-interactive demo of the game which is a great shame. One company w³}ho shall remain nameless but reside south of London even had the cheek not to mention that it is a demo and not the full game´} which I'm sure breaks the trade descriptions act.››I won't give this a rating as it is not the full game.››Joust, translatedµ} from the arcade game it is one of the most original games I have ever had the pleasure to play. You play a knight who rides ¶}his flying mount who must destroy all the other flying knights and collect the eggs they drop before they hatch into more fly·}ing knights. There are several platforms which disappear as the game progresses and there's even a lava pit at the bottom of ¸}the screen with a hand that reaches out and grabs you if you get too close. The graphics are sharp and colourful, with some g¹}ood animation of the flying and running 'birds'. There is no music but the sound effects are original and well up to standardº}. Joust also features true two player action, where two players can each control a flying knight on the same screen. There ar»}e also bonuses to be gained by co-operating with the other player on certain levels. It is possible to kill each other which ¼}could easily bring to an end your friendship. There's even a level where you have to fight a nasty pterodactyl, which is very½} hard to kill.››My tip for this game is to drop on top of the other flying knights to destroy them which means you also colle¾}ct the eggs before they touch a platform which gains you extra points, also don't attack the pterodactyl unless you feel suic¿}idal!››     Richard's rating: ****››Ms Pac-Man, following in the footsteps of the massive success of Pac Man, comes Ms Pac MaÀ}n with more of the same action. Surely I don't have to describe the game play do I? Anyway, the game play is very much the saÁ}me as the original but this time the mazes are different (and change during the game) and Ms PM has a cute red bow adorning hÂ}er head (and body!). The ghosts, power pills and bonus fruits are all present, but now there are graphical interludes after eÃ}very two levels. The game play is a little slower than the original but the action soon hots up, also it seems to be more difÄ}ficult, getting past level three is pretty challenging. For a game that has been cloned countless times this version is stillÅ} remarkably playable.››     Richard's rating: ****››One On One, one of the very few and perhaps the best Basketball simulatioÆ}ns available for the Atari 8-bit computers. This game was originally released in the UK by Electronic Arts. Since most AmericÇ}ans are born with a basketball in their hand [Not my quote! - Ed.] I assume this game is more popular over there than it is oÈ}ver here but if you're into basketball then this is the game you need. The title suggest the style of play, its one on one raÉ}ther than a full team game, several one player v computer and two player options are available, with the player controlling eÊ}ither Larry Bird or Dr J., both of whom are top stars in the world of basketball (or at least they were a few years ago when Ë}this game was first released). All the features seem to be there including lay ups and even a backboard that shatters. The grÌ}aphics are quite good and the animation of the players is of top quality, not up to the standard of that dancing woman in TheÍ} Top 3 Demo but still very good.››     Richard's rating: ***››All in all the games on the XE Demo cartridge are of top qualitÎ}y, it's such a shame the authors copped out and only put a demo of FS 2 in. The cartridge is very innocuous, being coloured iÏ}n XE grey with a silver label and blue title letters, the only visible sign of it being something special is a slight bulge aÐ}t the front of it. I would love to take it apart to see how they've managed to create such a cartridge but as it's one of thoÑ}se stuck together with glue I don't want to risk damaging it! One final point to note is that because it is a prototype and nÒ}ot intended for sale you don't get any box or instructions, having said that only One On One is detailed enough to require inÓ}structions and even without them given a bit of time you can work out all the controls.››If I've made you want to rush out anÔ}d buy it, it is available from two dealers in England, Derek Fern and Gralin International priced at about 15 pounds plus posÕ}tage, which is not cheap but when you realise it works out at 5 pound per game with a demo chucked in for nothing its not a bÖ}ad price for what is a rarity and I'm sure it will become a real collectors item. Should you decide to buy it please let the ×}vendor know where you read this review and who wrote it.››[Both Gralin's and Derek Fern's (T/A Micro-Discount) addresses can Ø}be found in the vendors list on this issue of the News-Disk - Ed.]››If you have any particular game you would like reviewed fÙ}or the next issue, then please write to Richard c/o the News-Disk.››If you have any particular game you would like reviewed fC"#³•¨P±ÉMÃDELAÙÄÌDÌÐÁDT¤SÔSTÈSTÌØÎÒÇCT¤€	Û}
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D:MENU.BAS€D:INTRO.BAS{›The Atari 8-bit News-Disk Issue 14›----------------------------------››Editorial by Dean Garraghty.››A warm welcome to issueó} 14 of the News-Disk!››As usual, I have various things to discuss in this editorial, so go get the coffee!››New Products›----ô}--------››Since last issue, a few new products have become available from us.››Firstly, a new disk for the Quick programming õ}language has been released. The Quick Support Disk #1 is a disk containing tutorials, example source code, new library files,ö} and more for Quick. This disk is the perfect companion for Quick programmers. The disk is DS/DD (1050 density), and costs 4.÷}95 separately. Or, you can buy it along with Quick and get Quick and the Support Disk together for just 17.50. Full details aø}re on the catalogue update sheet.››Secondly, I have teamed up with Rambit to re-release two of their products: Print-Filer anù}d Taskmaster. Print-Filer is a printer utility which is loaded on top of your favourite graphics software/ word processor whiú}ch allows you to re-direct the output intended for the printer to disk. By using various pieces of print software, you can usû}e Print-Filer to later mix all the outputs together into one file which can be printed out in one dump. P-F comes with on-disü}k manuals for both Epson and non-Epson compatible printers. The UK price is 4.95 inc.P&P. Price to the US is US$15. Order dirý}ect from DGS in the UK by sending cash in US$. Taskmaster is a utility to convert cassette software to disk. The disk files wþ}ill then load as if the software had loaded from tape. Taskmaster is quite advanced in that it allows you to examine the fileÿ} when loaded from tape, and can help in finding the execute address for tapes with non-standard loaders. Taskmaster comes on }a SS/SD disk with a printed manual and costs 4.95 inc.P&P in the UK. Price to the US is US$15. Order direct from DGS in the U}K by sending cash in US$. Both these products are detailed on the catalogue update sheet.››Public Domain. We finally have som}e new PD disks available in the library. Details are on the catalogue update sheet and on side 2 of this disk. Also on side 2} are details of our latest stock of used tapes/ disks/ carts./ books/ mags/ hardware.››Coming soon›-----------››Power Per Pos}t have just informed me that they have found the source code for 3D Pac Man (how the heck can you lose source code?!), and th}at it should be ready again soon. DGS will, of course, be distributing it in the UK.››Video. I am currently working on a new }video with demonstrations of Quick, SAM, Quick Ed, Rubber Ball, Glaggs It, Mine Sweeper, and Digi-Studio. This will give you }an excellent opportunity to see the products in action before you decide to buy. Details of the video will be on issue 15.››S}pecial Offers›--------------››I am pleased to announce two special offers this issue. Enclosed, you will find two vouchers. O	}ne will get you a 3 pack of PPP games (Rubber Ball, Glaggs It, and Mine Sweeper) for just 10 pounds!! A saving of 2.50! That'
}s just 3.33 a game! Come on folks! Buy a set!››The other voucher will allow you to get PD disks from our library for just 1po}und a disk, provided you order a minimum of 10 disks! This offer is limited to one per customer. In other words, you can only} use the voucher once, so buy as many as you can afford when you send in your voucher.››When claiming these special offers, y}ou should include the relevant voucher(s), and write "SPECIALS" at the top of the DGS order form.››These special offers are o}nly available to paying disk-based subscribers of the News-Disk. If you have downloaded this issue from a BBS etc., then you }should consider taking a disk-based subscription. We run special offers vertually every issue! Sub. details are at the end of} this editorial.››Both vouchers expire on 30 October 1993.››U.S. subscribers: we are not allowed to sell PPP products outside} the UK, so the PPP offer is not open to you. The PD offer is open to you. You can get disks for $2 a disk (minimum 10 disks)} + 10% (minimum $5) shipping by using the voucher.››AMS 7›-----››Well, believe it or not, it is very nearly show time again! }It hardly seems a minute since I was trying to talk you all into going to AMS6!››This year, the show is on Saturday November }13th (1993). All disk-based subscribers should have a leaflet in with their disks.››This show is likely to be the best yet. I} have been told that various German suppliers are coming over to take stands at the show, along with all us regulars. Also, P}ower Per Post are hopefully going to be on our stand helping out, and talking to people about all the PPP products. Your chan}ce to talk to Harald Schoenfeld the programmer of Quick, SAM, the games, and Quick Ed. Hopefully Harald will be running semin}ars during the day at regular times. This is better than repeating the same stuff over and over to everyone who comes along. }I had a very sore throat after trying to plug Digi-Studio last year! This is your chance to see the stuff in action, and ask }questions.››As usual, we need as much support as possible on the day. This year, costs are very high with us now being trade.} The stand alone is 3 times as much as we paid last year. Also, the cost of bringing Harald over is immense, but I think it i}s important that he is there. Please come along to the show, and our stand. We really do need your support!››We have various }special offers planned for the show, and some suprises. We can't say what they are yet, because there's still lots of plannin}g to do. But, I can tell you this: bring PLENTY of money! You will be tempted to spend!››We will, as usual, have a team of ex}perts working on the stand (well, they claim they're experts. Experts in eating all the chocolate bars and drinking all the c }oke (William!!)). One of these "experts" is one Richard Gore who writes for the News-Disk, and also sells the Yorky 256K upgr!}ade. He will be showing off the Yorky, and maybe even selling a few!››Please come along to AMS7, and don't forget to visit ou"}r stand.››Just one thing. If you subscribe to the News-Disk then ask to speak to me at the show and tell me! We have had many#} occasions where I've been talking to somebody for 20 minutes without realising who they are!››DGS Update›----------››DGS has$} been running now for around 11 weeks, so it's time to tell you how its going.››In a word: miserably. Nobody said it would be%} easy, but then nobody said it would be impossible. Supporting the Atari on a full-time basis was a very big risk for me, but&} I decided to go ahead because I'm a believer. I believed that the people were still out there, and that they still wanted so'}ftware. It appears I was wrong.››Since starting, average gross weekly takings have been around 30pounds. This is terrible. Th(}ere is no way I can survive on that. Out of that 30pounds, I am luckly to get about 6pounds. Nobody can survive on 6pounds a )}week. The only thing that is keeping DGS alive is the EEC. If it weren't for the EEC, DGS would have died long ago.››People o*}ften don't realise the huge expenses in running a business. There are direct costs such as printing, stationary, photocopying+}, disks, postages, and royalty payments. But, there are many "hidden" costs as well. I have to pay the phone bill, business i,}nsurance, professional fees (accountant, etc.), advertising, various bands of national insurance, and don't forget tax! The c-}osts just run wild. I can't keep up with them. Try doing all this on 6quid a week!››I must just say one thing. I am NOT a gre.}edy person. I do not aim to become rich. I just need to survive!››Please show me your support by continuing to buy as much as/} you can from DGS. I would appreciate this.››Let's hope we can work together to keep DGS going. If it weren't for us, many pr0}oducts whould never have seen the light of day in the UK. It is just hard work and determination that has brought many new pr1}oducts to the UK market.››News›----››Bit of sad news here. BaPAUG's 8:16 newsletter has ceased publication. Any subscription 2}money owing to subscribers is being returned. They say this is because "of a lack of articles for publication being contribut3}ed, and various other demands on our editors time". We have the same problem at the News-Disk, but we just manage to get enou4}gh togther to make a reasonable newsletter. Send us your articles!! Don't forget we "pay" in PD disks. See issue 13 for detai5}ls of this.››The News-Disk on paper›----------------------››Well, I've discussed this with you before, but here we go again! 6}I have been looking into producing the News-Disk as a printed magazine. It appears the costs aren't as bad as I first thought7}. There is a problem! I would need 100 subscribers to make it work! That means I need a heck of a lot more than I have now. T8}ell all the Atari people you know that there is a chance of a new Atari magazine if only we can get about 75 new people.››On 9}this issue›-------------››On this issue we have:››ADVERTS.DOC - the adverts!››GAMING2.DOC - the second part of Richard Gore's:} gaming series››PDREVS.DOC - reviews of some PD disks from the DGS library. By Alan Hitchen››RAMBIT.DOC - Some details on the;} Rambit turbo tape system, and a correction to the last issue of the News-Disk.››VENDORS.DOC - a new updated list of world-wi<}de Atari supporters››XF551.DOC - a story about the experiences of Richard Gore and his trusty XF551››XLFDOCS.DOC - doc file f=}or:››XLF.EXE - The XL-Friend. A great utility. See the docs for more details.››Signoff›-------››Well, that's all for this tim>}e. Please keep buying from us, please keep sending articles, and please come to AMS7!››If your subscription number ends in /1?}4 then it's time to re-subscribe. Please re-subscribe!››Dean Garraghty, B.Sc.(Hons).›19 September 1993.››The News-Disk is pub@}lished in the UK by:››DGS, 62 THOMSON AVE, BALBY, DONCASTER, DN4 0NU, ENGLAND.››Phone: (0302) 855026.›International: +44-302-A}855-026›E-Mail: djg0@aber.ac.uk›OMSON AVE, BALBY, DONCASTER, DN4 0NU, ENGLAND.››Phone: (0302) 855026.›International: +44-302- §¬
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D:M›This article by Alan Hitchen contains mini-reviews of various disks available from the DGS PD library. If you need a catalog!X}ue of PD disks then just send a SAE to us at DGS.››PD109a ULTRA TETRIS›-------------------››This shareware program written in!Y} Turbo Basic (a copy of Turbo is on the disk) by Tim Truesdale is a Tetris clone with a difference. In this version the piece!Z}s are rectangular and composed of three coloured squares. The object is to get three or more squares of the same colour into ![}horizontal, vertical or diagonal lines. The first five levels can be selected but you have to work hard to beat the next five!\}. Control is by keyboard for left, right, rotate, drop and pause. A high score table is provided, as is a rather impressive t!]}itle screen. The registered version has instructions on how to unlock the hidden features of this game. If you like Tetris yo!^}u'll love this version.›››PD109b DRAWPAC›--------------››This program written in compiled Turbo Basic by Jim Tesch is a simpl!_}e painting program for the 256 colour format. Three brush sizes are available plus a pen for lines and rays. Box, circle, ell!`}ipse, display and undo functions are provided. The title picture gives you an idea of what can be achieved, or else see the d!a}isk below.›››PD11 APAC DEMO›--------------››This program by Jeff Potter displays 15 Amiga ILBM or converted GR.9 digitised pi!b}cture files in 256 glorious colours.››PD 10 THE BBK ARTIST›--------------------››This program by Barry Kolbe and Bryan Schapp!c}el is one of the best art packages available for the Atari. Unfortunately it can't turn you into a great artist but it eases !d}your progress whatever your ability.››On boot up you are presented with the main screen. This comprises a menu of 25 commands!e}, a selection of 8 brush sizes, a colour selection menu, and a colour/texture pallette, all selected with the joystick.››Wher!f}e appropriate a further screen will appear. For example, the disk menu. Koala, MicroPainter and MagniPrint format pictures ma!g}y be loaded, but the program saves in Koala format only.››Having made your selection the drawing screen appears with a single!q}òB&ADVERTS DOCB*AUTORUN SYSBJ,DOS     SYSB*vDUP     SYSB: GAMING2 DOCBÚINTRO   BASBPòINTRO   DOCBBMENU    BASBNWPDREVS  DOCB®PRINTER BASB%ºRAMBIT  DOCBXßVENDORS DOCB57XF551   DOCB;lXLF     EXEB§XLFDOCS DOC4»XR40    OBJ information line at the bottom. This gives the X and Y location of the cursor, the colour/texture pattern selected, and refl!r}ection mode if active.  Return to the menu is made by pressing OPTION.››Four colours may be used along with 13 textures. The !s}colours can be changed and new textures defined.  Text can be added using the system font or any other, in various sizes and !t}directions. Drawing is assisted with line, box, circle, ray, reflection and fill commands. Fine detail work is handled by the!u} enlarge function.››No instructions are provided but I have found this to be an extremely easy program to get to grips with. !v} As selections can be quickly made from the comprehensive main screen before moving to the uncluttered drawing screen. To sho!w}w you what can be achieved 19 sample pictures are included along with 3 text fonts.››Note: you must boot this disk without Ba!x}sic. If you boot with Basic, all will appear to be well, but your pictures will be corrupt when saved.››PD110a EXTENDED ATARI!y} BASIC›---------------------------››As its name suggests this shareware program by Robert Berry adds extra commands and featu!z}res to standard Atari Basic. It is suitable for the XL/XE only as it utilises the shadow ram in these machines and thus only !{}uses 3k of free ram.››On loading the standard screen appears with an extra 25th line at the top telling you EAB is installed.!|} Also on this line a clock counts the elapsed time until it is set to the current time by the appropriate command. The extra !}}line will remain active until a graphics call is made.››The program is disabled when DOS is called and so adds 10 DOS command!~}s to reduce the need to do so. They are DIRectory, LOCK, UNLOCK, DELETE, RENAME, Write DOS, FORMAT, SINGLE density format, BS!}AVE and BLOAD. Another 11 commands help with Basic programming including a PROTECT command which will 'lock up' the computer !€}to keep it safe from interference. As well as AUTOnumber, RENumber, Variable Name Table, VERIFY, DEC, HEX, SIZE, LOMEM, ERROR!} and CONVERT commands.››Special function commands control the cassette, printer and 130XE rambank as well as providing coldst!‚}art and Basic off from the keyboard. Also available is a joystick controlled cursor, flashing if you prefer, 5 pre-defined an!ƒ}d 7 user defined keys for your convenience.››Most of the extra commands may be utilised by a Basic program via an XIO call. S!„}ample programs are provided to demonstrate the CONVERT, FLASH, ERROR and BANK commands. Full documentation of all commands an!…}d features is provided.››In conclusion Extended Atari Basic is a neat implementation of many useful commands and utilities fo!†}r the Basic programmer.›››PD110b GLYPH FONT EDITOR›------------------------››Written in Action! by Jack Prevost, this sharewa!‡}re program is a fully featured font editor. The layout is clean and simple with a font display, edit window and menu table. T!ˆ}he menu has 21 commands which are selected by arrow key or joystick, the edit window is also controlled by either method. Two!‰} new fonts plus the system font can be held in memory at once and can be swapped at will. The system font is for reference on!Š}ly.››Creating a new font or altering an existing one is simplicity itself, but if you are feeling lazy nine fonts are include!‹}d to show you what can be achieved.››Some utilities have also been provided along with full instructions. FONTLOAD.COM allows!Œ} SpartaDOS users to load a non resident font from the command line. ROSETTA.COM converts any font into Basic data tables or a!}n Action! data block for use in your programs with the FONT.LST or FONT.ACT loader programs supplied.  However as data tables!Ž} take some time to load, see News-Disk 12 for an article and programs with which to convert fonts into strings for instant lo!}ading in a Basic program.››PD121a CHICK-SCRATCH v5.9›-------------------------››This shareware program by Robert E. Chick is !}a word processor for the XL/XE fashioned in a very familiar style. On bootup you are presented with a red screen and a flashi!‘}ng cursor with a command line at the bottom. Editing commands are the usual CONTROL letter or OPTION plus CONTROL letter comb!’}inations. Print format commands are SELECT letter combinations. They are set up to suit the XMM801 printer but can be changed!“} to suit any other printer.  The commands are summarised on five help screens available at any time by pressing CONTROL H. Th!”}e usual miniDOS screen completes the package.››Needless to say if the default settings are not to your liking they may be alt!•}ered. The customising program provided allows you to permanently change the default setings for text/screen colour, upper/low!–}er case, insert/overwrite mode, screen width, print format, key click and text/program mode.››The full documentation supplied!—} provides all you need to know. As I have already intimated, it closely resembles other word processors and is thus easy to u!˜}se if you are already familiar with the layout.  But even for the beginner it is simple to use. It may lack features that mor!™}e expensive word processors have, but it is still a very competent program that will handle your everday needs with ease.›››P!š}D121b UTILITIES›----------------››1. MICRO MAILER is an American format address book program with print option.››2. ATARI KEY!›} converts ATASCII EOL to ASCII CR and LF.››3. THE ULTIMATE GRAPHICS CONVERTER handles Micropainter, Graphics 8, Print Shop an!œ}d Newsroom formats.››4. PRINT SC3 saves a GR.0 screen to disk, see the sample file SCREEN provided.››5. IOCB UTILITY 1&2 save!}s or loads a screen to or from PICSAVE. A sample file is provided.››6. SETBASE redefines the space character. The rest of the!ž} character set is left undefined and therefore unavailable.››7. DATAPACK converts Basic data statements into a packed string !Ÿ}machine language file.››8. CONVERT converts a machine language file into Basic data statements.›››Programs 2-6 are French in ! }origin and therefore have prompts in French, but are fairly easy to understand.››PD30a  VIDEO JUKEBOX›--------------------››T!¡}his shareware program by Chris Wareham plays one of 33 Pokey Player tunes supplied. At the same time it will display any Micr!¢}opainter, Koala or Screen Magic picture file. You can also display pictures from a game disk if you know its starting sector.!£} The pictures when loaded can then be written out in Micropainter or Screen Magic format.›››PD30b  PICTURE BENDER›-----------!¤}----------››This program allows you to manipulate picture files for your amusement. Fifteen commands such as mirror, rainbow,!¥} invert, fold, double, scroll, pause and restore may be included in a program of up to 251 of these commands.  Nine picture f!¦}iles are included to get you started. Have fun!››PD 41a SEEPIC›-------------››Seepic by John Brochu is a very good slideshow !§}program with printout option. From the main menu screen you can choose a continuous show of all pictures, your own selection !¨}of pictures, or just a single picture. Twenty-two Koala format pictures are provided. The Epson compatible print option allow!©}s a b/w print preview and the ability to alter the shading for best effect, or even inversion of the whole picture. 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Never play them again or wa)À}it nearly half an hour for them to load!››What about converting them to Rambit turbo tape format?››It is quite easy to do onc)Á}e you have the appropriate hardware and software and the converted games will load nearly as quick as a disk drive and with a)Â} much lessened chance of a load error.››What exactly is a Rambit turbo tape enhancement?››Basically it consists of a small in)Ã}terface module that has to be soldered inside your Atari tape deck, versions are available for the 1010, XC11 and XC12 models)Ä}. Once installed your tape deck will act just like a normal one until it encounters some Rambit turbo converted software. Sup)Å}plied with the interface is a tape in turbo format that contains the software for converting your commercial game tapes into )Æ}turbo format. Two versions are supplied with the first version most suitable for converting single stage cassettes, while ver)Ç}sion two has more features and can be used for converting multi-stage tapes. Instructions are provided for both the installat)È}ion and the conversion processes.››Where can you get a Rambit turbo tape system?››Well, Derek Fern sells them for 15pounds ea)É}ch (he also has XC12s with them already installed for 43pounds), but I suggest you contact Dave Richardson (the man behind Ra)Ê}mbit - his address is given later) first as he may be able to give you a better deal. Should you have difficulties fitting on)Ë}e a fitting service is available. Dave can also convert many of your tape games into Rambit format for you should you be unab)Ì}le to do so. There is a small charge and games can only be converted and written back onto the ORIGINAL games tape for copyri)Í}ght reasons.››Well there you have it, the Rambit turbo tape system. The following data provides an idea of just what is avail)Î}able and how powerful the system is:››   Title       LOAD TIME  STD  RTT›               (seconds)››  DRACONUS                )Ï}884  110›  FRED                    914  135›  STACK UP                511  050›  ZYBEX                   995  110››In additio)Ð}n there are also some Rambit turbo tape only games such as Gauntlet and HawkQuest available from Derek Fern, and for printer )Ñ}users PRINT LAB is available in disk and Rambit turbo tape format. PRINT LAB works with 1020 and 1029 printers (as well as Ep)Ò}son compatibles) which must surely make it the only commercial 1020 and 1029 utility to be accessible to those without a disk)Ó} drive. I can also reveal that some of the games from Tiger Developments MIGHT be converted to Rambit format but nothing is c)Ô}ertain yet.››Also available in turbo format is that great programming language TURBO BASIC, with built in fast tape load and )Õ}fast tape save features instead of the disk operations. This program is a must for anybody wanting to do any programming on t)Ö}heir 8-bit machines, and if you don't have a disk drive or you have friends who don't own a disk drive the Rambit version is )×}ideal.››In issue 13 of the News-Disk there was an article and program for use with the Rambit system, entitled 'Tape Wiz', ho)Ø}wever due to a slight breakdown in communications this is in fact not the title of the program. The program which was intende)Ù}d for use by software developers for disk to Rambit turbo tape conversions is in fact untitled and I wrongly suggested that i)Ú}t should be called Tape Wiz, for this I apologise and I hope it didn't cause any confusion.››Dave Richardson is still activel)Û}y supporting the 8-bit Atari and is very willing to help out with any problems/queries you might have. He can be contacted at)Ü}:››RAMBIT, 16 THE GREEN, THURLBY, BOURNE, LINCS., PE10 0HB››Telephone (0778) 424450 (evenings)››Editors notes:››We are curren)Ý}tly in the process of trying to convert the three PPP games and even QUICK to turbo-tape.››You will have read elsewhere on th)Þ}is disk, that we are now selling Print-Filer and TaskMaster from RAMBIT on their behalf. Buy a copy today!› d elsewhere on th(l›All Known World-Wide 8-Bit Atari Vendors and Developers››Updated 13-Aug-93›››This file is posted to the comp.sys.atari.8bit/-à}Info-Atari8 Digest discussion group on the 15th of the month. There is also usually a fairly recent copy available on the Ata-á}ri Archive as the file 8bit/faq2.arc.››The main portion of the FAQ List is posted to this discussion group on the 1st of the -â}month.›››Please send updates to Michael Current:›          Internet: mcurrent@carleton.edu›              UUCP: ...!umn-cs!ccn-ã}fld!mcurrent›Cleveland Free-Net: aa700››This list won't be complete and accurate without YOUR help.›››AEL 8-Bit PD Library›C/-ä}O Bill Marcum›P.O. Box 34183›Louisville, KY›U.S.A. 40232›  Vendor: PD/shareware››Aerion Software›P.O. Box 1222, Riverdale Sta-å}tion›New York, NY›U.S.A. 10471-1222›tel: (212) 548-0514›  Developer: Fury: The Wrath of Taljun Cathu››AMC-Verlag›Bluecherstr.-æ} 17›W-6200 Wiesbaden›Germany›tel: +49 611/405611›  Developer: Portronic (joystick port switch/extension) Stereo upgrade,›Herb-ç}ert I, Herbert II, other games››American Techna-Vision›Mail Order:›15338 Inverness St.›San Leandro, CA›U.S.A. 94579-2016›tel:-è} 1-800-551-9995›Sales Office:›1903 Fairway Drive›San Leandro, CA›U.S.A. 94577›tel: (510) 352-3787›  Vendor: new hardware, com-é}mercial software››Amethyst Software›211 South Kansas›Danville, IL›U.S.A. 61832›  Vendor: commercial/PD/shareware››ATESIG›c/o -ê}Decker G. McAllister, Jr.›145 Surf Place›Seal Beach, CA›U.S.A. 90740-5909›tel: (310) 430-5433›tel: (310) 596-6123›  Developer-ë}: model railroading related››B&C ComputerVisions›2730 Scott Boulevard›Santa Clara, CA›U.S.A. 95050›tel: (408) 986-9960›  Vend-ì}or: new/used hardware, commercial/PD/shareware››B&G Electronics›15729 Madison Ave.›Lakewood, OH›U.S.A. 44107›tel: (216) 521-2-í}855›BBS: (216)-228-7335›  Vendor: used hardware, commercial/PD/shareware››Bellcom›P.O. Box 1043›Peterborough, Ontario›Canada -î}K9J 7A5›  Vendor: PD/shareware››Bensley Consulting›115 E. State St.›P.O. Box 301›Westfield, IL›U.S.A. 62474-0301›tel: (217) 9-ï}67-5465›  Developer: various software››Best Electronics›2021 The Alameda, Suite 290›San Jose, CA›U.S.A. 95126›tel: (408) 243--ð}6950›  Vendor: new hardware, commercial software›  Developer: TT Touch, Best Joystick, Best Light Gun››Black Moon Systems›P.O-ñ}. Box 152›Wind Gap, PA›U.S.A. 18091›  Developer: Small Business System, LabelMaster, Multi-Column Lister››BRE Software›352 W.-ò} Bedford, Suite 104›Fresno, CA›U.S.A. 93711›tel: 1-800-347-6760›tel: (209) 432-3072›  Vendor: PD/shareware››Bresnik Software›-ó}555 Ware Street›Mansfield, MA›U.S.A. 02048-2925›tel: (508) 339-6090›  Developer: Illusions/Audiovisualizer, Ecologian, Word-S-ô}earch Maker, Animals,›Mathematics, Fractals››C&T ComputerActive›P.O. Box 893›Clinton, OK›U.S.A. 73601›  ???what???: ???what??-õ}?››Change In Heat›12 Bella Vista Place›Iowa City, Iowa 52245›U.S.A. 52245›  Developer: Pondering About Max's, 1 other game ??-ö}?what???››Compsult›P.O. Box 5160›San Luis Obispo, CA›U.S.A. 93403-5160›  Vendor: commercial software››Computer Software Servi-÷}ces›P.O. Box 17660›Rochester, NY›U.S.A. 14617›tel: (716) 429-5639›FAX: (716) 247-7158›BBS: (716) 247-7157›  Developer: Black -ø}Box, Black Box Enhancer, Hard Drive Pro Backup,›SIO Power Booster, Super-E Burner, Quintopus, Power Plus, Multiplexer,›XF551 -ù}Enhancer, XF Single Drive Upgrade, XF Dual Drive Upgrade,›Super Archiver, Super Archiver II, Bit-Writer, Ultra Speed Plus OS,-ú}›Floppy Board, XF551 Update, Bit-Writer››Dataque Software›P.O. Box 134›Ontario, OH›U.S.A. 44862›tel: (419) 529-2478 / (419) 5-û}29-9797  <-- which is right?›  Developer: TransKey, Turbo-816x, Programmer's Pal, Turbo-Calc, Turbo-View›Graphical Operating -ü}Environment, Alf Assembler, blank cartridges››DGS›62 Thomson Ave.›Balby, Doncaster›England DN4 0NU›  Vendor: used hardware, c-ý}ommercial/PD/shareware, PPP products›  Developer: Digi-Studio›Net: djg0@aber.ac.uk››Discount Video & Computers›1717 South U.S-þ}. 1›Fort Pierce, FL›U.S.A. 34950›  Vendor: ???what???››Dorsett Educational Systems›408 Mission Drive›Camarillo, CA›U.S.A. 930-ÿ}10›tel: 1-800-654-3871›FAX: (805) 484-3327›  Developer: Educational Master Cartridge, approx. 1000 educational programs››Dyna.}Comp Software›178 Phillips Road›Webster, NY›U.S.A. 14580›tel: 1-800-828-6772›tel: (716) 265-4040›  Developer: various softwar.}e››East Hartford Computer›202 Robert Street›East Hartford, CT›U.S.A. 06108›  Vendor: commercial software››Jeff Edwards›138 So.}uth Main St.›Travelers Rest, SC›U.S.A. 29690›  Developer: PrintShop/Awardware graphics››The Electronic Clinic›4916 Del-Ray Av.}e.›Bethesda, MD›U.S.A. 20814›tel: (301) 656-7983›  Vendor: used hardware, commercial software››Entertainment Excellence›1805 .}Princeton Place›Merrick, NY›U.S.A. 11566›  Vendor: commercial software››Evangelo's Software›27 Stiles St.›Elizabeth, NJ›U.S.A.}. 07208›tel: (908) 558-9518›  Vendor: comercial software››Excel›c/o Robert Stuart›21 Stronsay Way›Broomlands, Irvine, Strathc.}lyde›Scotland KA11 1HZ›tel: 0294-212352›  Vendor: commercial/PD/shareware››Roy Goldman›2440 South Jasmine›Denver, CO›U.S.A. 8.}0222›  Shareware developer: Daisy-Dot III››Gralin International›11 Shillito Road›Parkstone, Poole, Dorset›England BH12 2BN›  .}Vendor: new hardware, commercial software›  Developer: MIDIMaster II, DigiDrum II, Replay Sound Sampling System,›Datari Seria.	}l Interface & Multi-Viewterm››Frank Hilke›1805 Princeton Ave.›Merrick, N.Y.  11566›  ?????: ?????››IB Computers›9244 S.W. Bea.
}verton-Hills Hwy›Valley Plaza Shopping Center›Beaverton, OR›U.S.A. 97005›tel: (503) 297-8425›   ???what???: ???what???››K-Pro.}ducts›P.O. Box 22122 AMF›Salt Lake City, UT›U.S.A. 84122›tel: (801) 967-7400›  Developer: BBS Express! Professional, KPI Hard.} Drive Interface,›Hardback & Restore H/D Util., D-K Utilities››Kake Software›9 Smith Ct.›Vincentown, NJ›U.S.A. 08088›  Vendor.}: PD/shareware››Nick Kennedy›300 South Vancouver›Russellville, AR›U.S.A. 72801›tel: (501) 967-3843›  Shareware developer: SIO.}2PC››KE-Soft›Frankenstrasse 24›D-W-6457 Maintal 4›Germany›tel: +49-6181/87539›FAX: +49-6181/83436›  Vendor: new hardware, com.}mercial/PD/shareware›  Developer: Donald, Saper, Eternal Dagger, Tactic, Zador II, Ogre, Atomit II,›Tecno Ninja››L&Y Electron.}ics›13644C Jefferson Davis Hwy›Woodbridge, VA›U.S.A. 22191›tel: (703) 494-3444›FAX: (703) 494-3663›  Vendor: used hardware››L.}ake Almanor Public Domain Software›c/o Stefanee Hoffee›333 Peninsula Drive›Lake Almanor, CA›U.S.A. 96137›  Vendor: PD/sharewa.}re››Mars Merchandising›1041 E. St. Charles Rd.›Lombard, IL›U.S.A. 60148-2059›tel: (708) MARS-INC›  Vendor: commercial softwar.}e››Micro Discount›265 Chester Road›Streetly, West Midlands›England B74 3EA›tel: 021-353-5730›FAX: 021-352-1669›  Vendor: new/.}used hardware, commercial software›  Developer: Print-LAB, Tricky Print, Turbo Charger››Miles Better Software›219/221 Cannock.} Road›Chadsmoor, Cannock, Staffordshire›England WS11 2DD›tel: 0543-466577/8/9›  Vendor: commercial software››More Than Games›.}c/o Rick Detlefsen›8207 Briarwood Lane›Austin, TX›U.S.A. 78757-7642›CIS: 74766,1561›Net: rixcat@rider.cactus.org›  Vendor: ne.}w/used hardware/software›  Developer: various utilities, hardware projects››MWPDS›890 North Huntington St.›Medina, OH›U.S.A. .}44256›   ???what???: ???what???››National Educational Report Drawing Services (N.E.R.D.S.) Software›c/o Don Loeffler›18 Wendy.} Drive›Farmingville, NY›U.S.A. 11738›  Developer: PrintShop graphics››Newell Industries›P.O. Box 253›Wylie, TX›U.S.A. 75098›t.}el: (214) 442-6612›BBS: (214) 442-2584›  Developer: 256KXLE, MEG130/MEG65/MEGXL, RAMROD XL, RAMROD XL2, OSNXL,›OmniView, RAMR.}OD MMOS, RAMROD 2, RAMROD 3, OmniMon, SBM, SBM 130››No Frills Software›800 East 23rd Street›Kearney, NE 68847›U.S.A. 68847›  .}Developer: Converter, Converter Companion, P.S. Users Utility Disk, PrintShop›graphics››Novatari XL/XE PD Library›C/O Geoffre.}y Dimego›8612 Thames Street›Springfield, VA›U.S.A. 22151›  Vendor: PD/shareware››Page 6 Publishing›P.O. Box 54›Stafford›Engla.}nd ST16 1DR›tel: 0785-213928›FAX: 0785-54335›  Vendor: commercial/PD/shareware››Palette Imaging›1 Closter Commons STE 789›Clo.}ster, NJ›U.S.A. 07624-0400›tel: (201) 767-3913›  Developer: ChromaCAD››Klaus Peters›Moltkestrasse 29›D-W-5620 Velbert 1›Germa. }ny›tel: (0)2051/84815 or 84410›FAX: (0)2051/85784›  Developer: Megaram (1MB), 25K Bibomon, ROM-Disk XL/XE, Burner XL/XE,›Spee.!}dy 1050, Disk Drive F2000, Sprint XL, Sound-Monitor››Phantoms Atari 8-bit›Box 331 Levisa Road›MouthCard, KY›U.S.A. 41548›  ??."}?what???: ???what???››Jeff Potter›814 Banbury Drive›Port Orange, FL›U.S.A. 32119›Net: potter@sunny0.dab.ge.com›CIS: 74030,202.#}0›  Shareware developer: APAC, Colrview››Power Per Post›Postfach 1640›D-W-7518 Bretten›Germany›  Vendor: new hardware, commer.$}cial/PD/shareware›  Developer: Quick, Minesweeper, Glaggs It!, Rubber Ball,›Screen Aided Management››Purple Mountain Computer.%}s›15600 NE 8th St. Ste. A3-412›Bellevue, WA›U.S.A. 98008›tel: (206) 399-8700›  Vendor: used commercial software››Sagamore Sof.&}tware›2104 Arapahoe Dr.›Lafayette, IN›U.S.A. 47905›  Vendor: PD/shareware››San Jose Computer›1278 Alma Court›San Jose, CA›U.S.'}.A. 95112›tel: (408) 995-5080›FAX: (408) 995-5083›  Vendor: new/used hardware, commercial software››Software Infinity›642 Eas.(}t Waring Avenue›State College, PA›U.S.A. 16801›tel: (814) 238-7967›  Vendor: commercial/PD/shareware››Paul Sungenis›  Sharwar.)}e developer: AtariLink BBS, PabMail PCBoard, PabQwk, Mboard 2000››Tampa Computer Orphans›3519 Del Lago Circle #182›Tampa, FL›.*}U.S.A. 33614›   Vendor: commercial/PD/shareware››Lance Tatman›844 Kern Street›Richmond, CA›U.S.A. 94805›  Vendor: Digi-Studio.+}››TEAC (The Educators Atari Club)›P.O. Box 1024›Laytonville, CA›U.S.A. 95454›  Developer?: education related››Telegames›Box 9.,}01›Lancaster, TX›U.S.A. 75146›  Vendor: commercial software››Tiger Developments›159 Warley Road›Halifax, West Yorkshire›Engla.-}nd HX1 3TW›tel: 0422 351845›  Developer: Lizard, Speed Fox, Mission Zircon, Tarkus And The Crystal of Fear,›Programmer's Work..}shop Volumes 1-4, Boing II››Toad Computers›570F Governor Ritchie Highway›Severna Park, MD›U.S.A. 21146›tel: 1-800-448-TOAD›te./}l: (410) 544-6943›FAX: (410) 544-1FAX›BBS: (410) 544-6999›  Vendor: used hardware, commercial software››UltraBasic›10 East 10.0}th Street›Bloomsburg, PA›U.S.A. 17815›  Vendor: commercial software››B. Utschig›208 SW 319th Lane, #G-304›Federal Way, WA›U.S.1}.A. 98023›  Vendor: PD/shareware››Video 61›22735 Congo St. N.E.›Stacy, MN›U.S.A. 55079›tel: (612) 462-2500›  Vendor: used gam.2}e cartridges››Video Magic›c/o Frank M. Polosky›P.O. Box 9542›Pittsburg, PA›U.S.A. 15223›  Vendor: used software››Vulcan Softw.3}are›P.O. Box 692›Manassas VA›U.S.A. 22111-0692›  Vendor: PD/shareware››ZTM Software Manufacturers›P.O. Box 240›Forked River, .4}NJ›U.S.A. 07831›tel: (908) 928-9371›  Vendor: commercial software›  Developer: Atari Tape Backup Program››When writing to req.5}uest catalogs,›it's always a good idea to include›a Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope.››When writing to foreign firms, try encl.6}osing a couple of International Reply Coupons (IRC's).››-Addressed Stamped Envelope.››When writing to foreign firms, try encl,8A TALE OF WOE›-------------››Article by Richard Gore›››As you may know, the XF551 was Atari's last disk drive to be designed 28}and manufactured for use with their 8-bit ran=ge of computers. Now this drive has been derided by many people, unfairly in my29} opinion. It is in fact much quieter in operation than the 1050, and is also capable of true double density without any modif2:}ication. It is true that some software (mainly DataByte's disk games) will not load on a 551 due to its 300rpm rotation rate 2;}whereas the 1050 (and 810?) rotate at 288rpm but this is only a minor irritation. There are also several bugs in the drive's 2<}Operating system, such as the improper density switching, this is especially prevalent when copying disks using MyCopyR, for 2=}instance if you copy a disk in enhanced density using your 551 as the source drive and another drive as the destination drive2>} and then copy a second disk but this disk happens to be single density the 551 will still think it is reading an enhanced de2?}nsity disk, which will result in an error when it tries to read above sector 720. The solution to this problem is very simple2@}, just get a directory of the source disk in the 551 immediately before you start to copy the disk. However there are now sev2A}eral upgrades available from CSS in the States (and Derek Fern in the UK) that eliminate these and a few other minor problems2B}. When used with the correct DOS (MyDOS, SuperDOS, SpartaDOS etc) the 551 can give 360k of data per disk without you having t2C}o physically flip the disk over. This is ideal for storing large BASIC type in games or for UNARCing PD software, indeed I re2D}gularly did this. Then one fateful day I booted one of these disks but to my horror it crashed out on me soon after boot up, 2E}after several retries I thought okay the disk must be corrupted and tried another disk, this worked fine, panic over, one fau2F}lty disk with a few BASIC programs on I can handle. However the second disk I tried was a single sided disk and when I tried 2G}to boot another double sided disk I got the same problem, aaarrrrggghhh! I booted SuperDOS and tried to format a blank disk i2H}n double density double sided format, the first side formatted okay but the second side wouldn't format, the same applied whe2I}n I retried using MyDOS and several other blank disks. I came to the conclusion that side 2 of my drive had died but side 1 s2J}till worked fine (well 99% of the time). During a long phone call to a friend of mine (who just happens to run a large PD lib2K}rary and an on-disk newsletter [Mmmm.....I know this guy! - Ed.]) it was suggested the drive mechanism is just a standard PC 2L}one and thus buying one and replacing my original one should solve the problem. After a scan through Micro Mart, I spotted a 2M}360k mech for 10pounds plus VAT plus postage (that makes about 17pounds) which is not a bad price especially if it fixed my X2N}F551, although it's nearly double the 10pounds advertised. Apparently it was cheap because 5.25 inch drives are no longer des2O}irable in the PC world. Well onto the phone with credit card in hand and a few days later the parcel arrived. Upon opening it2P} up things looked good, all the connectors appeared to be the same as my original, even though the new mech was a bit bigger.2Q} However it didn't work, I connected everything up but to no avail, the LED didn't light and the drive just kept on spinning 2R}until I turned the power off. Feeling extremely depressed I phoned another of my contacts (somebody who sells lots and lots o2S}f commercial software), he suggested that just because the connectors looked the same it doesn't mean to say they are connect2T}ed the same way round, which sounds very much like an Atari policy, he suggested I tried connecting the cables the other way 2U}round, this is hard because the IDC connector has a locating bar so it can only be connected one way round. I therefore got m2V}y soldering iron out and built my own cable, hacked apart my 551 IDC cable housing and connected everything up and guess what2W}, did it work, well no it didn't. By this time I was desparate and it suddenly entered my head what happens if the new mechan2X}ism is faulty? Well, onto the phone once again to the company who sold me the mech, they seemed to know very little about a g2Y}reat many things. Now the mech was sold as tested and working, but all they could suggest was 'well it might be faulty. Pop i2Z}t back too us and we'll have a look at it.'  After forking out another three pounds to post it back to them, I waited and wai2[}ted. About three weeks later I got a letter saying the mech works perfectly send us another five pounds so we can send it bac2\}k to you. Back onto the phone to try to get my money back, after all it may work for them but it's certainly no use for me. W2]}ell guess what, they refused to give me my money back. I'm an easy going person, not much makes me angry but they did. At the2^} bottom of their advert is a small paragraph saying stock taken back is subject to a 20% re-stocking fee, now that seems fair2_} enough to me, and I pointed this out to them but still they wouldn't give me any money back, pointing out it says 'IF we tak2`}e the goods back'. By this time I was really rather angry, the guy on the phone had a really cocky attitude, after all they h2a}ad me by *****, they had my mech that I had paid for and wouldn't give me a refund and they wanted another fiver to send it b2b}ack to me. I nearly told them where to shove the drive but I just resisted and had no choice but to once again hand over my c2c}redit card number.››By the time I got the mechanism back it had cost me over 25pounds, a far cry from the 10pounds price orig2d}inally advertised and I still haven't got a working fully working XF551. The moral of this story is, don't believe everything2e} you're told, read the fine print, watch for hidden charges and don't buy anything from First Surplus of Bedford Road, Wootto2f}n, Bedford unless you know that it will definitley work in the situation you have planned for it.››Now you know the backgroun2g}d I hope somebody can help me with my problem. Does anybody definitely know how to repair my 551 or know whether the mechanis2h}ms in the 551's are industry standard? I would even consider purchasing another mechanism so long as it is a direct replaceme2i}nt for the Mitsumi mechs in the 551's and it is guaranteed to work. Alternatively could the problem be in another part of the2j} drive? Could the OS have become corrupted? 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