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Here you can download Toolkitman and cooperators programs

Submitted by Toolkitman on May 23, 2016 - 3:53am

Here you can download my programs in .dsk format

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APPLE ][ CALCULATOR PROGRAMMED BY TOOLKITMAN

Submitted by Toolkitman on May 21, 2016 - 8:40pm

I have programmed this Apple ][ Calculator:
5 SPEED = 150
10 PRINT "APPLE ][ CALCULATOR 1.0 BY MATTEO TREVISAN"
20 HOME
30 PRINT "DO YOU WANT TO ADD,SUBTRACT,DIVIDE OR MULTIPLY":INPUT A$
40 IF A$ = "ADD" THEN GOTO 120
50 IF A$ = "SUBTRACT" THEN GOTO 170
60 IF A$ = "DIVIDE" THEN GOTO 220
70 IF A$ = "MULTIPLY" THEN GOTO 270
120 PRINT "TELL ME THE NUMBER TO ADD"
130 PRINT "NUMBER ONE":INPUT B
140 PRINT "NUMBER TWO":INPUT C
150 D = B+C
160 PRINT "THE ADDITION IS "; D
165 GOTO 10

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Corrupted prodos image?

Submitted by Keatah on May 20, 2016 - 6:08am

Can someone compare or take a look at this disk image and see if it's supposed to be this way or if it's corrupted? The problem is the helpscreens file, Copy II+ doesn't copy it correctly, and ciderpress says it's 12MB.

ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.com/pub/apple_II/images/masters/prodos/prodos_basic.dsk

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Description of versions of ProDOS?

Submitted by Keatah on May 20, 2016 - 4:56am

Is there a version history or changelog of ProDOS that describes all the changes between each version?

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Apple II plus - Raspberry PI

Submitted by 6502enhanced on May 19, 2016 - 1:42pm

Hi,
I just installed my new Videx Videoterm Card in my Apple II plus. Everything is working perfectly all right. I can reach the Raspberry PI with Kermit 65 very good.

Mostly I use on the Raspberry PI "Alpine" for my emails.

Here is the last problem:
The inverse letters are just white highlighted and not readable (on my IIe I can read them if I use Kermit 65).

Has anyone a hint what I can do to change this?

Thanks!

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APPLE II SHALL WE PLAY A GAME

Submitted by Toolkitman on May 18, 2016 - 8:23pm

This is the version of my SHALL WE PLAY A GAME, that was born in INTEGER BASIC for APPLE 1 revised for the APPLESOFT APPLE II.
20 INPUT "SHALL WE PLAY A GAME: ";F$
30 IF F$ = "YES" THEN 60
50 PRINT "OK BYE BYE"
50 END
60 INPUT "YOUR NUMBER: ";A
70 B = INT (99 * RND (1) + 1)
80 HTAB 15: PRINT "YOUR NUMBER IS:",A
90 HTAB 15: PRINT "COMPUTER NUMBER IS:",B
100 IF A = B THEN PRINT "YOU WIN!!!!!"
110 IF A < > B THEN PRINT "YOU LOSE"
120 END

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80 column card for Apple II +

Submitted by sm3 on May 18, 2016 - 6:33pm

I've been looking through eBay at 80 column cards that would work on a II+. Any thoughts on what is the best card to get? Or avoid? I see several like this one:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/291753382271

But really have no clue what I should get.

Thanks.

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APPLE II ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Submitted by Toolkitman on May 17, 2016 - 6:38pm

By the fruit of programming of me and Mark D. Overholser is born this Artificial intelligence, here the code:

[code]
5 DIM A$(8): DIM B(8): DIM C$(8)
6 N = 1
10 A$(1) = "HOW ARE YOU":B(1) = 1
15 C$(1) = "HOW LONG HAVE YOU FELT "
20 A$(2) = "WHAT IS YOUR NAME":B(2) = 1
25 C$(2) = "WELL MY NAME IS ELIZA, GLAD TO MEET YOU, "
30 A$(3) = "HOW OLD ARE YOU":B(3) = 1

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Disk Disintegrators and utilities

Submitted by Keatah on May 17, 2016 - 6:10am

No, this isn't about destroying floppies. It's about packing full disk games or many files into 1 single file for easy upload to ancient BBS'es. There were a number of programs that did this, the most widely used one was Dalton's Disk Disintegrator.

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