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Three #s will appear, the first being the class/condition rating for the first call,the 2nd being the c/c rating for/} the 2nd call, and the 3rd being the c/c rating for the final call. Next comes two data lines and a "RUN". 0} ENTERING DATA: 1} You do each horse separately. (ALWAYS! STARTING) with the eighth race back and going towards it's most recent. On the fi2}rst data line you type in the FIELD SIZES of the eight races. Next you type in the CLAIMING TAGS. Next the POSITIONS at the F3}IRST CALL. NEXT DATA LINE: 4} Type in the horse's POSITIONS at the 2ND CALL and finally the POSITIONS at the LAST CALL. 5} The data lines are incremented by ten so TO ENTER ANOTHER HORSE'S DATA you can just change the line numbers6} and type in new data. I alwats change both line mumbers first so i won't accidentally replace another horse's data. 7} SPECIAL SITUATIONS 8} LESS THAN 8 RACES : The easiest way to handle this is to enter wh9}at TRUE DATA you have then supply DUMMY DATA for the missing races. Next you change LINE 10 so that RACES = the # of races t:}hat you have TRUE DATA for. If you change "RACES" the program will remind you to change it back with a sound cue. This is so ;}you won't forget to change it back when you have 8 true races. FILLIES AND MAR<}ES : Change CLAIMING TAGS for these types of races to REAL NUMBERS (add a .1 or some (=}decimal number) ALLOWANCE RACES : >} If you are knowledgeable enough to convert these to a claiming tag then you can do so else DON'T USE THIS?} PROGRAM ON THEM. DISTANCE SWITCHES : @} A sprinter running in a route race will do better at first then if he were in his normal aA}print. A router in a sprint race will do poorer at first. You can adjust the horse's call positions to take this into accountB} or just go ahead and use his actual call positions. I think you will have fun figuring out the best way to handle this situC}ation. LENGTHS BACK: What do youD} do when a horse is fifth by a length in a twelve horse field ? What about third by a neck ? Do you adjust their calls or wE}hat ? Again have fun with this one. TRACK F}CLASS : Some tracks are classier than others. What about a 5000 claiming race at CHURG}CHILL DOWNS compared to one at DARBY DOWNS ? Do you increase the claiming tag of the CHURCHILL race to reflect this and if sH}o by how much ? The answer comes with experience. DAYS SI}INCE LAST RACE : Has the last race been so long ago that you can't go by the C/C ratinJ}gs ? I think 31+ days is a good benchmark. In fact I go thru a horse's past performances and draw a line between races that K}have a 31+ gap. Too many lines and this horse is hurting. If you know the methods of the trainer you can tell if he gets his L}horses ready to run right after a long layoff and thereby go by the c/c ratings or even increase them. M} TRACK BIAS : Each tN}rack has it's own bias. Does it favor early speed or closers ? My program makes adjustments for moves within a race and you O}might want to change these to reflect your track(s) better. The lines to look at are 190 - 240. P} I never let my C/C ratings stand alone. I always supplement them with final timesQ},pace,current form,jockey, trainer, tote board action,etc... Well I hope youR} get that ST or at least some fun out of this program. 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So, you've got pe ž}rmission from your boss, Mr. Dedwood, to let your Mom come into the mailroom and watch you collect envelopes, as long as she ż} doesn't get in your way. When you have successfully completed your task in the mailroom, you will be promoted to a new Ŕ}position. The job titles you may achieve, and their corresponding duties are: Shift Lead - Sharpen your pencil at every Á} pencil sharpener in the office. Quality control - Look through every magnifying glass. Supervisor - Set your own p Â}riorities. Branch Manager - Rubber-stamp everything in sight. Vice President - Shut off all the computers you find Ă}running "Leather Goddesses of Phobos" instead of Lotus. If Mom interferes with your work at any time, though, Dedwood sl Ä}aps a pink slip on you, and it's bye-bye, baby! You will, however, be allowed three chances to rejoin the company (at the bot Ĺ}tom, of course), and start working your way back up the corporate ladder. 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It also converts Newsroom photos into Graphics 8 picture files that can be used with man}y popular Atari art programs. The BASIC program works on all Atari computers with at least 48K memory and disk. I purc}hased the Newsroom page design program from Springboard Software after reading about it in the July 1988 ANTIC. The ANTIC re}view said Newsroom couldn't use icons from Broderbund's popular Print Shop software or from any other third-party graphics fo }rmats. Well, here's the cure to that problem. Newsroom Converter is a program that will convert any Print Shop icon or Atar }i Graphics 8 file into Newsroom format. Not only that, Newsroom Converter also transfers any Newsroom image into Graphics 8  }format This new access enables you to use Rapid Graphics Converter (ANTIC, November 1985) to switch other types of Atar }i picture files to Graphics 8 format for loading into Newsroom Converter. Or after you convert a Newsroom image into Graphic }s 8, you can change it into a Micro Illustrator file with Rapid Graphics Converter and then transfer it to Print Shop format }with Graphic Shop ($19.95, The Catalogm AP156). GETTING STARTED When you RUN Newsroom Converter, you'll see a men}u screen giving you a choice of converting either a Graphics 8 or Print Shop file into Newsroom format, or converting a Newsr}oom image into a Graphics 8 picture file. The option for quitting returns you to BASIC. NOTE: Newsroom automatically }assigns a two-letter prefix to each type of file saved -- BN, banner; PH, photo, PN, panel; PG, page. This system leaves r}oom for six-letter filenames and doesn't recognize extenders. If you'd like to convert other types of Atari picture file}s into Graphics 8 format for use with Newsroom Converter, this can be done with Rapid Graphics Converter (ANTIC, November 198}5). For best results, convert these other types of picture files into "Graphics Master" format. GRAPHICS 8 CONVERSION } Insert a disk containing a Graphics 8 file and choose option 1. This brings up a directory of the disk and prompts you} to enter the name of the Graphics 8 file to load. The default device is D1: (disk drive 1) so just type in the filename an}d the extender. If the file you want is on another disk, press [RETURN] and you will go back to the menu. You can then inse}rt another disk and select option 1 again. After the picture is loaded, frame the part of it you want to convert by usi}ng the left and right arrow keys. The part of the picture under the framing lines is included. After framing the picture and} pressing [RETURN], you will be asked for a name for the Newsroom file. Enter the name you want without a device or extende}r because "D1:PH" is automatically included. Newsroom Converter will then save the file on a standard DOS disk in Newsroom f}ormat. PRINT SHOP CONVERSION Choose option 2, then insert a Print Shop graphics disk and press [RETURN]. NOTE: T}o load an icon supplied on the Print Shop disk, first load it into the Print Shop Graphics Editor and save it on a disk forma}tted with Print Shop. A directory of the Print Shop disk with each entry numbered will be shown on the screen. You can use }[CONTROL] [1] to stop the screen from scrolling. Now enter the number of the Print Shop icon you want to load. Entering 0 r }eturns you to the menu. Storing the file in Newsroom format is the same as it is with the Graphics 8 files, except you !}don't need to frame the picture. Also, you'll be asked if you want it in Double Height or not. As you can see in Figure 1, "}Double Height is closest to the original shape when printed on paper. Some shapes look all right at normal height and take u#}p less space on the Newsroom Panel. NEWSROOM IN/OUT You can now load your converted pictures into the Newsroom Ph$}oto Lab or Copy Desk quite safely. But I suggest loading the picture into the Photo Lab and then storing it on a disk format%}ted by Newsroom. ****WARNING! Storing anything on your DOS disk from within the Newsroom program can be disastrous! &}Option 3, using Newsroom Converter to transfer a Newsroom image into Graphics 8 format, is similar to option 1 except for rev'}ersing the order of source and destination disks. After you have converted a Newsroom image into Graphics 8, you can ch(}ange it into Micro Illustrator or any other standard Atari graphics format with Rapid Graphics Converter (ANTIC, November 198)}5). And then Micro Illustrator or Micro-Painter files can be converted into Print Shop format with Graphic Shop ($19.95, The*} Catalog, AP156). PROGRAM TAKE-APART Lines 15-17 contain the headers for the Newsroom file. HDR1$ stands for the +}Newsroom header bytes used for Single Height Print Shop icons. HDR2$ represents Double Height. HDR3$ is for the Graphics 8 s,}creen (29 bytes wide x 168 bytes tall). As near as I can tell, the 14-byte Newsroom header is made up as follows: Byte-} Description 1-2 255,255 -- found on most binary files. 3-4 Starting Address (LSB/MSB); usually $A000 hex. 5-.}6 Ending Address (LSB/MSB); varies with picture size. 7-8 File Length in Bytes (LSB/MSB). 9 Top Y coordinate (in t/}his case, 0). 10 Bottom Y coordinate. 11 Left-most X coordinate plus 8. 12 Right-most X coordinate plus 0}8. 13 0. 14 255. The rest of the Newsroom file is picture data. Lines 20-90 contain the main menu. Line1} 100 ENDs the program and returns you to BASIC. Lines 200-298 convert a Graphics 8 file to Newsroom format. Lines 300-32}90 convert a Print Shop icon to Newsroom format. Lines 400-600 convert a Newsroom photo into a Graphics 8 file. I inclu3}ded this option for Atari 800 owners who would like to use the Newsroom images they see on bulletin and user group disks. Al4}though 800 owners can't use Newsroom software, this option will let them use Newsroom images with other graphics software. R5}apid Graphics Converter (ANTIC, November 1985) converts your Graphics 8 file into nearly a dozen other formats. Lines 106}00-1060 give you a disk directory of Graphics 8 files. Lines 2000-2020 contain the subroutine to LOAD or SAVE a Newsroom or 7}Graphics 8 file. Lines 3000-3530 contain the subroutine that frames a Graphics 8 picture and calls a machine language progra8}m (ML$) to reverse the colors of that section of the screen. This must be done because the picture data in Newsroom files is9} inverted. In other words, a blank section on the screen would be saved as 255, not 0. You won't notice any color change on:}screen, however, because the color registers are also reversed. Lines 4000-4050 contain the subroutine to read a sector ;}for the Print Shop DIRECTORY and LOAD operations. Lines 5000-5050 hold the error-handling subroutine. (bio) John <}French of Oklahoma City has been a computer repair technician for 13 years. He began programming an Atari 800XL in 1983. =} (sidebar) WORD PROCESSOR TEXT INTO NEWSROOM In the Houston ACE July 1988 newsletter, ANTIC came across this usefu>}l undocumented technique for loading word processor text in Newsroom. Write some text with Newsroom in the font of your ?}choice, save it, then load it into your word processor. You will see some formatting codes at the top of the file. Delete th@}e sample text and save those codes as a template file for your future Newsroom articles. 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After entering the equation you are asked for the followingaximum diameter: This is the maxim%ë}um distance from the origin which will be plotted. inimum Angle and Maximum Angle: These values are the range of values thro%ě}ugh which the variable "T" will be carried. The graph will now be drawn. You will be asked if you want grids when the graph%í} is done. These are somewhat different than normal. The grids show the distance and angles in 15 degree gradations. The net%î} result is a look similar to a dart board.t the end you will be asked if you want to print the title which is simply the fo%ď}rmula.or Parametrics you have to enter two equations based on "T". The first defines the "X" value and the second defines th%đ}e "Y" value. An example might be=SIN(T)+COS(5*T)IN(5*T)-COS(T)f you define X=T then the parametric form reduces to the more%ń} usual Y=F(X).he questions are slightly different. 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You can use any Print Shop image except those on.r} your original Print Shop disk. (These won't work because they use a different data format.) My five-year-old daughter.s} bet me I couldn't make my Atari 800 produce fancy name stickers for her and her sisters. "They must have pictures," she sai.t}d. I'm no artist, so spending several evenings designing bit-mapped graphics was not my idea of fun. But why not use Br.u}oderbund's Print Shop graphics? With a virtually unlimited selection of images, at least one of them had to be acceptable to.v} my juvenile taskmaster. The resulting program is Designer Labels, which lets you create and print your own customized P.w}rint Shop labels or stickers -- each one with a graphic image and as many as seven lines of text in a standard or redefined f.x}ont. Designer Labels will work with any image from the Print Shop Graphics Library disks. You may also use pictures cre.y}ated with KoalaPad or Micro-Painter and converted into Print Shop format with Graphic Shop (The Catalog). Uses for Desig.z}ner Labels include return address labels for local businesses, bookplates, canning labels, emergency telephone number sticker.{}s, and, of course, hundreds of children's name stickers -- all brightly colored and stuck on most walls in my house. MAK.|}ING LABELS Download PSLABELS.BAS with XMODEM. When you RUN Designer Labels, the title screen is displayed for about.}} 40 seconds while the machine language routines are installed and the buffer strings are initialized. You are then prompted .~}to select a printer type. Let's create a test label to see how the program works. You begin with a blank label image sho.}wn at the top of the screen. The edit menu has five choices: 1. Get a NEW GRAPHIC image 2. ENTER TEXT for t.€}he label 3. CHANGE TEXT font 4. PRINT LABELS 5. EXIT from program Press [OPTION] to highlight NEW GRAP.}HIC, then press [START]. At the prompt, insert into drive 1 a Print Shop Graphics Library (or compatible) disk. Type in the.‚} name of the graphic -- for example, KNIGHT from the Print Shop Graphics Library I. Press [START] again and the icon is disp.ƒ}layed in the label image area. If the icon is not on the disk, a "Not Found" message is printed and you can try again. .„}To add text, select ENTER TEXT from the edit menu and type the text as you want it to appear on the label. This is a "what y.…}ou see is what you get" operation. Upper and lower case letters, numbers, punctuation signs and graphic symbols are all vali.†}d text characters. Hold down [CONTROL] and use the arrow keys to move the cursor within the text input box. Press [TAB].‡} to center the current text line in the box. [CLEAR] will blank the current text line. [DELETE] gets rid of the last text ch.ˆ}aracter entered. When you're satisfied with the text layout, press [ESC]. This starts a machine language routine that trans.‰}lates the characters into the appropriate bit maps and displays them in the Graphics 8 label image. DEFINE YOUR OWN .Š} The label is almost done, but we can add another touch. If you have a disk with redefined character fonts such as Instedit (.‹}The Catalog), you can use it with Designer Labels. The font files must have .FNT as the filename extension. Select the NEW FO.Œ}NT option, insert the disk containing the fonts and type the file name (only the first eight characters -- the .FNT will be a.}ppended automatically). If you don't want a new font, the default is the internal ROM character set. This set can also be a.Ž}ccessed by entering INTERNAL as the new font file name. The last step is to print your creation. Select PRINT LABELS, m.}ake sure your printer is on, and insert the label forms into the printer. The program spacing is set for a standard 1 X 3 1/.}2 inch label size (about $7 for a box of 1,000). Enter the number of labels to print (maximum of 99) and press [START] to be.‘}gin. You'll probably need to play with the print head positioning so that the labels have proper spacing. If you print .’}a series of different labels, make sure to readjust the printhead for each set or the spacing may be incorrect. My Prowriter.“} requires about 14 minutes to print 99 labels. All done? Now you can EXIT PROGRAM from the edit menu to return to BASIC.”}, or go on to create some more new custom labels. MANUFACTURERS PRINT SHOP LIBRARY Volumes I, II, III Broderbund So.•}ftware 17 Paul Drive San Rafael, CA 94903 (415) 479-1170 $24.95 each GRAPHIC SHOP The Catalog AP0156 $19.95 INSTEDI.–}T The Catalog AP0117 $15.95 (bio) The two previous Antic articles by DuPont research chemist James Pierson-Perry o.—}f Elkton, Maryland have been a lot more science-oriented than this one. 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