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6502 Bibliography: Part XVI
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514. Call - Apple 2, No.5 (June 1979)
Kotinoff, Jeff, "LaRES Color Picture", pg. 19
Two color programs for the Apple Il.
Garson, Dave,
"Programmer's Aid Notes", pg. 19
How to use the XDRAW command omitted from the pro-
grammer's aid ROM. Two other DEMO progrms using the
PA ROM of the Apple.
Golding, Val J.,
"Book Review", pg. 20
"The Apple II Monitor Peeled" is a very good book by
William E. Dougherty, 46 pp $9.95 available from the
author at 14349 San Jose St., Los Angeles, CA 91345
Aldrich, Darrell,
"Scrunch", pg. 21
Discussion and listing of Neil Konzen's program
SCRUNCH
Golding, Val J.,
"Constructing a Menu", pgs. 25-26
Details
of how to put a menu in your program.
Aldrich, Darrell,
"Zero Page Usage by Monitor", pg. 27
A list for Apple Users.
Lewellen, Tom
K., "Integral Data/Parallel Card Fix", pg. 28
Modification of the card solved the problems on the Ap-
ple.
Paymar, Dan,
"Prime Factors", pg. 28
A program is listed to compute the prime factors of a
given
number on the Apple.
Aldrich, Darrell,
"The Apple Doctor", pg. 30
All about the ASCII character set on the Apple.
Smith, Ken, "HEXIDEC Conversion Program", pg.
30
Convenient Utility Program.
Ray,
R.E., "Fireworks", pg. 31
Two graphics programs.
Garson, David
B., "MOD Function", pg.31
A routine to simulate the "MOD" function in Integer
Basic.
515. Contact No.5 (June, 1979)
Anon, "Out of the Mist", pgs. 4-6
Subroutine calls for the Apple, Peeks and Pokes
Anon,
"Color Killer Mod for Early Apples", pg. 6
How to modify Apples with serial numbers below 6000.
Anon,
"Shifting Programs from Integer to Applesoft", pg. 6
Routine
to automatically shift programs.
516. Interface Age 4, Issue 4 (April 1979)
Nabers, Steve, "6502 Comprehensive Memory Test
Program",pgs.140-145.
Memory
diagnositc set-up for 6502 and implemented on
KIM-1.
517. The Computing Teacher 6 No.4 (May 1979)
Harder, Monty J., "Bargraph-A Program for the PET
Microcomputer," pgs. 45-46.
A simple program for bargraphs - written for ease of
adaptation into other programs.
518. The Target, (Jan/Feb 1979)
Anon, "Binary Indication of the Status Register," pg. 2.
A program for the AIM to print labels for each bit and
display the bit in binary.
Anon,
"Bits and Pieces," pg. 3.
Gives info on loading sync characters trom tape and lists
seven
subroutines not included on the AIM Summary
Card.
Anon,
"A Program Idea - Soft Memory Expansion," pg. 3
How to get better utilization of your AIM memory.
Anon,
"A Pseudo Waveform," pg. 5
An AIM program to generate a pseudo waveform.
Anon,
"Some of the Printer and Display Routines
Explained," pg. 4.
This article supplements the AIM manual in explaining
routines.
Anon,
"Disassembly to the User VIA," pg. 5
The program
for the AIM gives a quick indication of pro-
grams in memory.
519. The Target (May/June 1979)
Anon, "Symbol Generator," pg. 2.
A symbol generator for the AIM which produces symbols
which are user definable.
Anon, "Enhanced Disassembly
to the User VIA," pg. 4.
An extension of the program published earlier. For the
Aim.
Anon,
"Sound Generators," pg. 5.
A description of several sound generators for the AI M.
Riley, Ron, "BAP.", pg. 6.
Expand the input/output for the AIM.
Anon,
"Poor or Lazy Man's RegUlator," P(J. 6.
A simple regulator for the AIM.
Riley, Ron,
"AIM 65 Physical Connections," pg. 7.
Connections for the Display and Printer.
520. Interface Age 4, No.7 (July 1979)
Kirschenbaum, Jack, "Need a System Cabinet? Build it!"
Build a cabinet to transport your Apple microcomputer.
521. The Target (Mar/Apr 1979)
Anon, "AIM 65 Poster," pg. 2_
A program to print a large poster with the AIM.
January, 1980
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