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(TEBSF)For those of you that don't know 'News-Disk' is an 'on-line disk newslet5}ter'edited by Dean Garraghty and apparentlydistributed all over the world.It is similar to TGR but with moreempathis on d5}ocumentation as programsseem to only be included to fill thedisk! There are ten different articlesin the latest issue and 5}they are...INTROAn editorial written by Dean Garraghty(it is quite long!), in it he speaksof the forthcoming AMS6 among5}st otherthings. Dean seems to have the sameproblem as me - CONTRIBUTIONS, or lackof them as it may be. I was also gladto 5}see I am not the only one to makea few typos, sorry Dean!ERR164An article on what to do if your diskploughs up an error5}- 164.FOREIGNOne of the best articles on the disk,this one is about someones experienceswith German and Dutch Atari 8-b5}itsupporters. I loved it!FUTUREThis article (written by the sameperson who wrote the last one) is, inmy opinion, the b5}est on the disk. Itasks the ultimate question - 'Whatwill there be when the Atari 8-bit isfinally dead?'. It is extremely 5}wellwritten and I enjoyed it immensely.MODEMSSomething to do with modems. I didn'tread it as I haven't got one.PROJECT5}1An article containing full details ofhow to build a light sensor. What's oneof them??QUESTIONDean hopes this will be5}come a regulararticle, with someone writing in witha question or query and someone elsewriting in trying to answer it. Nic5}eidea and I hope it works. It's a pitythe questions are so vague and they'reimpossible to have a go at answeringbecause y5}ou don't have all the facts.For example someone asks why hisAUTORUN.SYS file doesn't work, when heboots the disk it goes s5}traight to theDOS menu. He fails to mention what hisAUTORUN.SYS file does, is it anAUTORUN.SYS that runs a BASIC program?5}Or some sort of 100% machine code menu?What DOS does he use? Is he bootingwith or without BASIC? And so on, ifthe person w5}ho asked the question hadincluded these points then I'm suresomeone would have been able to tellhim where he is going wron5}g.EBURNA review of CSS's (American company)Super E-burner (an EPROM burner).AUTORUNA strange article all about DOS m5}enusand how great they are.*ADVERTSTake a guess!There is also a game on the diskwritten in ACTION called 'Trial byFi5}re'. I can't see you playing thisgame twice, it is pretty bad.Also included is a 1020 screen dumpprogram but I haven't tri5}ed it as Idon't own a 1020 plotter!Overall I enjoyed the latest issue ofthe News-Disk, especially the twoarticles writte5}n exclusively for thisissue and I can recommend you to buyit! The cost of a subscription is #4for 4 issues and at that pri5}ce youreally can't go wrong. Look in TGR 05for Dean Garraghty's address.* TITLE : SPEED FOX PUBLISHER : TIGER DE5}VELOPMENTS PLAYERS : 1 PRICE : 2.99 (Disk only)reviewed by Richard GoreDuring the past year a new companycal5}led Tiger Developments has quietlybeen building a range of NEW 8-bitsoftware. The software ranges fromprogramming utilitie5}s to some pretty impressive arcade games. One of their latest games is Speed Foxprogrammed independently by anenthusiast. 5}The story line is basedaround a futuristic parallel universe.In this case I feel the story linealthough well written is no5}t of muchuse, as the details you need forplaying the game are given fully halfway through the instructions. All youhave t5}o do is guide your ship over theon-screen 'cells' whilst avoiding theincoming enemy fire. Easier said thandone! Upon boot5}ing you are greeted with atop quality intro screen containing 3Deffect text and the usual credits andcopyright notice in s5}crolling form. Youhave access to the pretty impressivehigh score table as well as being ableto select a starting level. Af5}terpressing Start to begin the screenchanges to a rather drab display of'cells', small, oval shapes. You mustfly over eac5}h one of these to finishthe level. All the time there are somenasties patrolling the edges of thescreens shooting at you. 6}There are theusual 'power ups' available that makeyou invincible for a short while etcetc. There are touches of real class6}here as effects used to put these'power-ups' into action are reallygood. However the most impressivefeature is the speed 6}at which your shipmoves, this makes the game verychallenging. There is a large varietyof enemies, some of which shootAtar6}i/Fuji symbols at you! With a little more effort in thegraphics department of the actualgameplay this could have been a v6}erygood game, as it stands it is not badand worth a try especially if bought inconjuction with BOING 2 for the bargainpri6}ce of 4.99 on disk only. I wonder isthere a demand for tape versions,either standard or Rambit Turbo load?* TITLE :6} BOING 2 PUBLISHER : TIGER DEVELOPMENTS PLAYERS : 1 PRICE : 2.99 (Disk only)reviewed by Richard GoreAnothe6}r very welcome new release fromTiger Developments for our vastly undersupported machines. This one is ahorizontally scroll6}ing puzzle typearcade game similar to GremlinGraphics' TrailBlazer (yes G.G. didrelease some games for the XL/XE's). Ber6 }ty Ball has angered the Ball Queenand has been sent into exile in ahighly polluted world. The main effectsof the pollution6 } have been to make thesea acidic (actually even clean sea[and rain water] are acidic due to thedissolved traces of carbon 6 }dioxide,this is the reason for all those limestone caverns in Derbyshire!). Wellthis sea is very acidic (pH<1?) andBerty 6 }must avoid it at all costs. The world is made up of colouredsquares and along with Berty, is viewedfrom above. Berty boun6 }ces along (somegood graphics effects are used here)moving horizontally (the scrolling issmooth), he can be moved from side6} toside and propelled forward (orbackwards slightly) by an appropriatepush on the joystick [in port 1]. Thisis very usefu6}l as you also have tododge or shoot (press Fire, note: youonly have a limited supply of ammo) theon-coming nasties. Some o6}f the squaresBerty might land on have specialfeatures such as extra ammo, Boost andfaster bullets. I'll leave you to find6}these out for yourselves (the cowardsway of saying I'm not sure what theyare myself!). However once you realisewhat you ar6}e looking for these bonussquares become much more obvious Level A is fairly easy but the gamerapidly becomes much more ch6}allengingand varied with the onset of level B. Overall the graphics are colourfuland bright with a couple of really good6}special effects, notably the bouncingball and the sea. The sound is nothingspecial but the game has a certainaddictive qua6}lity especially as youprogress to the higher more difficultlevels. At 2.99 it is a good buy,coupled with Speed FOX for 4.96}9 it isan absolute bargain. It can be boughtdirect from Tiger Developments and isagain available on disk only, go ongive 6}them your support. bargain. It can be boughtdirect from Tiger Developments and isagain available on disk only, go ongive 4QUICK-VIEW DOCUMENTATION VON TOMO---------------------------------Just before I explain Quick-view toyou, let me thank KR:}ACTWERK forallowing me to write his doc, he toldme that a doc wasn't needed because theprogram is so easy to follow, but a:}sJohn.E insisted, I said I'd do it forhim.Anyway, the Quick-view creator is aBasic program that will transfer anydata-fi:}le created with the databaseprogram by AJ Davies and MJ Hughes intoa small (usually) machine-code bootableprogram which ca:}n be booted-up from thedisk it's written too, or even from amenu such as Multi-boot or Howfen 3.08.When QV-Creator is up-:}and-running,you'll be asked to insert the diskwhere your data-file is to be located,a directory of all the data-files (ext:}.DAT) will be displayed and an inputline will await you. Note that the lastdata-file on the disk will be in theinput line:}, if this is the file youwish to convert then just press RETURN,otherwise write the correct file in itsplace ensuring any : }unnecessarycharacters are deleted and as before,press RETURN.The program will then attempt to readthe data-file in questi:!}on. The programwas designed so that if any errorsshould occur then control will bepassed back to Basic, thus, to tryagain:"}, you should RUN the program.Refer to your Basic manual if the errorre-occurs, because YOU'RE doingsomething WRONG! If you:#}'re stillgetting problems then hunt me down anddrive a tree-trunk through my left lug!(or buy me a pint and I'll help you!:$}).The next part of the program will askyou to insert a ready formatteddestination disk, simply follow theinstructions an:%}d you can't go farwrong, but what if you haven't a readyformatted disk!? Then TOUGH! No,actually you can press BREAK and t:&}ype:XIO 253,#1,33,87,"D:" which will formatthe disk in the active drive, so besure to swap disks if you do this. Tocontin:'}ue with the program, type CONT.Once the data is written to theformatted disk, the program then asksfor a label-name so th:(}at you canidentify your data! Enter a name with amaximum of 10 letters/numbers and pressreturn. When the disk stops spinni:)}ngfor the last time and an ALL DONEprompt appears, you may boot the disk(make sure you're wearing Dr.Martinsfor best resu:*}lts!).WALA! Several seconds later (ormilli-seconds if you have a US Doublerfitted) a splendid blend of naturalatari-colo:+}urs of darkest-shade shouldbe flowing through YOUR data! Now, ifyour data was in alphabetical order onthe data-base disk, :,}then have-no-fear,it still is. It may appear a littlemixed at first, but it is now on ahorizontal-plain. To view the rest :-}ofyour data (assuming you have more than2 titles!) simply manipulate your thumband forefinger on the OPTION and SELECTcon:.}sole keys.Well, you should now be an expert atoperating QV-Creator, so I'll saygoodbye for now, over to you John.TomoHaw:/}k!8Talisman of the Ancients------------------------by Ken Newman [72437, 1275]Atari 8-bit Documentation Nov 88Talisman is>1} a D&D-type role-playinggame for the Atari 8-bit computers. Itis written entirely in 6502 assembler.It is a very large and>2} complex game butcommand response is very fast. It usesrelatively simple character graphics(mode 2 and 0) but the number a>3}ndcomplexity of magic items, monsters,etc. makes it a very elaborate andchallenging game.Talisman is Shareware - it is n>4}otPublic Domain. I have spent a hugeamount of time developing this programonly to have the Atari 8-bit market dryup. Ther>5}efore I have decided to givethe Atari SIG on Compuserve a chance toprove that the Atari 8-bit market isNOT dead - please s>6}upport my efforts bysending a check for whatever you feelthe game is worth. I suggest $10 (US orCdn, have to give Canadian>7}s a break!)The address isKen Newman2350 Dundas St. W.Apt 1012Toronto, Ont CanadaM6P 4B1Talisman may be freely dist>8}ributed,copied, etc. as long as it remains inthe original ARC file form (with thisdocumentation) and is not modified inan>9}y way whatsoever. Anyone receiving acopy of Talisman must play by theShareware rules and send a donation tothe above addre>:}ss - this includesmembers of user groups etc.Setting up game diskTalisman currently runs only on theAtari 400/800/XL/XE>;} with at least 48Kand a disk drive. Do not write-protectthe game disk - it saves a high-scoretable in the last few sectors><} of thedisk.StorylineThe talisman is a magical ornament usedby the Elder Council to repel evilforces and protect the i>=}nhabitants ofall the lands. Such is its power thatit alone prevents the forces ofDarkness from entering the mortalplane. >>}It was inevitable therefore thatagents of these forces would find a wayto steal the Talisman, plunging thepeople into grea>?}t danger. This is thefate that has befallen all mortals. The Talisman was taken and as a crueljoke was placed deep inside >@}a vastdungeon by evil sorcerors. The dungeonwas populated by the most horriblecollection of monsters, apparitions anddevi>A}ous traps imaginable. Dozens of thebest warriors have entered the dungeonand never returned. The challenge thatawaits is t>B}o enter the dungeon, findthe Talisman, and escape with yourlife. As reward the victorious warriorwill live like a king for>C} the rest ofhis life.GameplaySuccess in the game is based on acombination of using hand weapons,having good armor, and>D} proper use ofmagical items. Magic plays a vital partin winning, and there is a very largevariety of magic items available>E}. Thedungeon is divided into many levels,and connecting each level is astaircase which must be found. Eachlevel is in tur>F}n composed of a numberof rooms of varying sizes and a networkof passages connecting them. Some roomsare well lit, others a>G}re quite dark,however you have a lamp that will allowyou to see at least your immediatesurroundings. Monsters and traps ca>H}nappear anywhere, and each monster hasdifferent powers and strengths; allshould be approached with caution untilfamiliar >I}with the game. (Some should beavoided at any time!)Monsters appear as upper case letters(A-Z); they get worse the further >J}wwwGw@ wwwGw A wwwGw{A wwwGw&A wwwGw4A wwwGwBA wwwGw{PA wwwGw^A wwGwlA ome kind ofcharacter or icon; the characters aredescribed below.# - passage between rooms+ - door into a room. - floor>L}man icon - player^ - trapstair icon - staircase* - goldbottle icon - magic potionscroll icon - magic scrollfood icon ->M} foodsword icon - weaponshield icon - armortalisman - Talisman of the Ancientsring icon - magic ring/ - magic wand or st>N}aff- - room wall| - room wallThere are a large number of keyboardcommands used to move around, useitems, etc in the du>O}ngeon. Thesecommands are as follows:h - move leftj - move downk - move upl - move righty - move up and leftu - move u>P}p and rightb - move down and leftn - move down and rightQ - quit/restart the game.> - go down a staircase< - go up a sta>Q}ircase (must haveTalisman!)s - search for hidden things. - rest (do nothing)ctrl-R - redisplay last message at topof scr>R}eeni - show inventory of items carriedd - drop an itemc - call or name an objectctrl-K - toggle keyclick (XL/XE only)q ->S} quaff (drink) a potionr - read a scrollW - wear a suit of armorT - take off your armorw - wield a new weaponP - put on >T}a magic ringR - remove a magic ringctrl-A - toggle auto-scrollinge - eat some foodv - program version messagef - fire an>U} object (requires wieldingcorrect weapon)^ - identify previously found trap in adirectionz - zap a magic wand or staff in>V} adirectionIn addition, a joystick in port 1 canbe used to scroll around the entirelevel, to see where you should go ne>W}xt,see where you've been already, etc. Thejoystick button centers your on-screencharacter again for convenience.You will>X} occasionally find valuableitems on the dungeon floor that weredropped by less fortunate warriorsbefore you when they peri>Y}shed. Alsosome monsters carry items which theywill drop if they are killed.Initially many items are unknown toyou; you c>Z}an either experiment withthem and possibly waste their power ormaybe you can find a magical item thatidentifies them for y>[}ou. Beware - manyitems have a detrimental effect orcarry a curse, and can be verydangerous at the wrong moment. Also agre>\}at deal of gold is rumoured to bestrewn about the dungeon, to enticeunwary warriors.Talisman is a non-real-time game; the>]}game proceeds in turns, i.e. while youpause, nothing goes on around you. When in danger, stop, check yourinventory, and d>^}ecide what to do. It isa combination strategy, role-playing,adventure game, and it will take manyplays to become adept at >_}it.Hints- The dungeon is regenerated every timeyou play; it is never the same twice!Forget about mapping it.- The Tali>`}sman is rumoured to be over25 levels down into the dungeon.- When at an apparent dead end, or in aroom with no exits, use >a}the "s"(search) key. There are actually somereal dead ends!Also if you can't find the stairs, youprobably missed a secret>b} door that canbe found by searching. All levels haveexactly one staircase and it is alwaysreachable. The search key only w>c}orks inthe squares immediately around you, somove as you search.- Conserve food, some things make youhungry faster. You c>d}an die from hunger.Search rooms efficiently, withoutwasting too many moves.<NEuropean Bureaucrats try to ban ourRob.C Menus!It has just been announced that by theyear 1995 there will be a singleEurBf}opean menu for Atari 8-bitcomputers.This means that boot menus, popular inBritain, will be phased out andreplaced by the Bg}hard ECU (EuropeanCopying Utility) which althoughwill run in any density is a DOS menu.Menus like Rob.C, Ian.K, Multi-BootBh} andHowfen will become a thing of the past,a fact that has angered many BritishAtari 8-bitters.Fred Jones of Ipswich saidBi} "It's abloody disgrace! Most of my software ison these menus with only a tinyminority being DOS compatible. I thinkthe GBj}overment should step-in andsupport us in our hour of need!".Unfortunately the end for the bootmenus came when Britain had Bk}to withdrawthe Rob.C menu from the EuropeanRegistered Menus due to lack ofpopularity. Nobody wanted to know ourRob.C menuBl}s with users opting for theGerman Speed Menu, a fact that haspushed its popularity sky-high whilstother countries menus arBm}e floundering.The strange thing is that when GermanAtari 8-bitters saw the swing goingfrom Rob.C to Speed they should haveBn}intervened and distributed as manyRob.C menus as possible. But then theyrealised the Rob.C menu was British anddidn't botBo}her.Did any of you notice how when theFrench national menu - "Le Frog" wasgoing through a bad patch, the GermansinterveneBp}d, distributing as manyLe Frog menus as they could and thusno French withdrawal was necessary.Dennis Smith of Southampton Bq}tells me"I sent a Rob.C menu to a contact inFrance and it was sent back with arather scornful message about ourmenus not Br}being good enough. Many Britscomplain about how we crawl aroundAmerica but if it ever gets as bad asthe French with the GeBs}rmans then Ishall emigrate to Pakistan and see if Ican go on the dole and jump the queuein getting a council house. I mighBt}tbuy a corner shop, too."(ED: I don't get it?)1995 is coming fast but don't let theEuropean bureaucrats win! DistributeaBu}s many Rob.C, Ian.K, Howfen andMulti-Boot menus as you can and saya massive NO to the Marsbar Treaty(apparently named becaBv}use it looksquite nice on the outside, but youbite into it...).The Philosophical Phantom*P.S. Oh dear. I forgot. We areBw} notgetting a chance to vote about ourfutures are we. Oh well, I'm sure it'llbe safe in the hands of the Tories.*Sorry bBx}ut I can't think of any suitablesarcastic remark that would overshadowthe last sentence I just wrote!How about a little poBy}em...*Last April it was,I remember the day,We had a chance of a future,We threw it away.Labour can't run the economy,TBz}he Tories all cried,And people believed them,As they ranted and lied.When I walk into town,I'm saddened to see,The homelB{}ess and hungry,Begging to me.But that's life in Britain,Where it's hard to exist,When you're just another number,On the B|}unemployed list.(c) Err... poems 1992@)It all started early in 1986, theschool that I attended had justpurchased some new computers (BBCmicros 32k). Their make wF~}as irrelevantcomputer fever spread like wild fire.Talking with my friends I discoveredthe names of several other computersF} aswell as some rather strange stories ofrubber keys and plastic keys thattended to fly off the keyboard at theslightest F}provocation. Furtherinvestigation revealed the nameSpectrum! At home things were hotting up, itwas only one month to my F}birthday andto my great surprise on that fatefulday I was given a computer, was it aSpectrum? NO, my dad had heard thestoF}ries of exploding keys and patheticpictures as he called them. Yes you'veguessed it, the computer I was givenwas an Atari F}800XL with tape deck,joystick and five games. 'No not a VCSgames machine a PROPER computer', wasall I could be heard sayinF}g to myfriends for the next six months. Anyway I liked it. The first game I everplayed was The Lone Raider, I gothooked. F}The catchy music that playedall through the tape loading sequencewas something very original. A few days later I paid a vF}isit to mylocal computer shop. To my delightthere was quite a selection of games tochoose from, but to my dismay they wereF}all around the ten pounds mark. Any wayone was bought, after a great deal oftime, around an hour, I finally decidedon SpyF} Hunter. Well worth the money. Upon my next visit the budget era waslaunched. What two games at #1.99 each.Wow, what a baF}rgain! One Man & HisDroid and Clumsy Colin Action Bikerwere the games, both by a companycalled Mastertronic, not as good aF}s SpyHunter but then for #1.99 who couldcomplain? I spent the next few days searchingfor some books or magazines relatedF} tomy computer. At last on the shelves ofW.H. SMITH's a magazine called AtariUser caught my attention. It containedmany pF}ages of reviews and programs Icould type in (well in theory anyway).After many, many hours at the keyboardit finally ran, F}Bounce my first evertype-in game. As time slowly passed by interspersedwith monthly trips to the localnewsagent I discovF}ered some of the downsides to Atari computing. Why did tapegames take so long to load? Why did myattempts at programming aF}lways fail tobe saved properly? I had to re-write myfirst game, Space Wolf about four timesdue to it not being saved propeF}rly. Iknow I should have made back ups but Iwas young (and I needed the money!). As my knowledge grew I became aware ofthF}ings called disk drives, printers,track balls and mice! Ignoring therodents all were priced way out of myreach until one vF}ery happy day in mylife. Through the virtue of not dying(something I am very happy about) aninsurance policy taken out on F}my lifehad matured and sat in my tremblinghand was a cheque for over nine hundredpounds, of which I still have asizeable F}chunk left today!!!! A fewweeks later I had in my grasp one ofthe new XF 551 disk drives. More thingsto learn, but what pF}ower games loadingin seconds rather than many minutes, nomore losing files through faulty saveroutines. I rate this as my F}mostessential purchase I have ever made. As time passed by my programmingskills improved and my games collectionincreaseF}d, I also noticed a seriouslack of new software. Another disasterwas soon to follow, the sad demise ofAtari User but what'F}s all this about abi-monthly Page 6 Atari User. What'sPage 6 and where did it come from?After several months of giving somF}eserious hassle to my newsagent Ifinally received a copy of a newmagazine called New Atari User. Allbecame clear, about aF}s clear as mud,but what I could easily see was themagazine was good, very good infact.What had I ever done without it? MF}y life plodded ever onwards, buyingmore games, programming new games andutilities. Then one November I visited acomputerF} show and bought a 1020 plotterfrom one stall holder. A few weekslater it went faulty. After a very longphone call my lifeF} was looking muchhappier. My 1020 was fixed and therewas a possibility of having one of myprograms marketed as a full commF}ercialrelease. A few weeks later there it was, PrintLab in all it's glory. If it wasn't forthe broken printer cog it migF}ht neverhave been marketed.....Richard GoreD/The Grim Reaper issue 06 November 1992--------------------------------------Hi again everyone and welcome toTGR 06. I am J}happy to say that acouple of people have been helping meout with programs, reviews andarticles for TGR. My thanx to RicharJ}dGore, Tomo and Mr.Bacardi who allcontributed something in one way oranother. Unfortunately, due to lack ofspace, Mr.BacaJ}rdi's article will haveto appear in TGR 07. Something I am notat all sorry about! Also many thanx toThe Philosophical PhanJ}tom (great name!)for the extremely humorous article, hehas promised to do more so look out forthem!Has anybody seen the fJ}irst issue of'Atari Elite' yet? I did get the infofrom them but you are asked to send #8for a subscription, something I amJ} waryof doing with brand new publications. Idon't see why you couldn't get a sampleissue for #2 or something.I have recenJ}tly bought myself a 520STeand the last week or so I have beentrying to get to grips with copyingfiles and the like. Just aJ} small amountof time has been used playing DungeonMaster (Hi Dean!), Kick Off 2, Striker,Football Crazy etc (honest!). MorJ}eabout this in the next issue...Before I go I am looking for'home-made' screens for the excellent'Think + Work'. I am hopJ}ing to publishthis in a future TGR, but I would likesome original screens. So if you have(or are thinking about) creating J}somethen when they're finished send themto me and they'll be published.Remember to include a name as fullcredit will be gJ}iven and make sure thescreens can be completed!As usual this disk uses the two-tiermenu system and you should boot holdingJ}OPTION for the boot menu.See you in 1993!John E. (TEBSF)TGR is completely FREE to all Atarians.Submissions should be sJ}Extra Files-----------The extra files on this disk are...*Bandit Boulderdash 7--------------------Another collection N}of Boulderdashscreens for you to enjoy (or not!).This time the puzzles have been createdby Budge.*Unreleased Demo 2----N}-------------File by John E. (TEBSF)Another demo of an unreleased (but notfor long!) Atari 8-bit game.*Hobbytronic '92N} Patcher-----------------------Written by AEGAEIS SoftscapeThis will patch your Hobbytronic diskand remove a bug (try pN}ressing RESET onthe third demo!).*ABSIG-----Written by Bob AskewFor those who have complained aboutthe lack of gamesN} in the extra files!*First Philo File----------------Written by The Philosophical PhantomThis little demo was submitteN}dexclusively for TGR, and I must addthat it would have been better only Itold TPP that he only had around 20sectors to woN}ent to:17 Litton Bank, Gamesley, Glossop,SK13 9HF, England.TGR is completely FREE to all Atarians.Submissions should be sH>Ten Top 810 Tips (part I)-------------------------1)Why not paint your 810 disk drive in garish colours to create a trenV}Zageszczacz-----------When loaded this program will display ascreen of Polish and most other promptswill be in Polish alR}so. Do not worry asthis is what this doc is for!This program is a binary filecompressor. It compresses binary filesby reR}moving all zeros and thus filesCAN be quite a lot shorter.This one is different to other similarbinary compressors becauseR} it clearsthe memory before loading into it!So, say your binary files loads into$A000-$A85F. This program will read thestR}art bytes and write a little introto clear between these addresses andthen the rest of the file is loaded(with all the zerR}os removed ofcourse!).This offers a significant advantageover other similar packers because ifyou have packed any files lR}ike thisthen chances are the font, screens andother things are corrupted by datastill in memory and not beingoverwritten.R}Back to using the program!After the program has loaded you willbe given some sort of information aboutthe program and itsR} creator. Some timelater you will be prompted to pressSTART. Do so and you will be sent tothe 'file input' screen. Enter tR}hefilename of the binary file you wish topack (using D:FILENAME.EXT) or use '*'for a directory of the disk in drive 1.AftR}er it has loaded you will be askedfor the destination filename or you cancan restart by entering '#'.After you have typed R}in the destinationfilename (again in the D:FILENAME.EXTformat) the file will be saved to disk.g '#'.After you have typed Pady new age ornament.2)Fitted with a small pair of wheels your 810 disk drive would make a rather nifty skateboard.3V})Your 810 can also be used as a lucrative way of making money. Simply take your 810 to a dark street corner (preferablyV} at night) and club the first person to walk by over the head with your disk drive. Whilst your victim is unconscious iV}t should be easy to rifle their belongings and to take anything of value, therefore earning yourself a tidy sum of moneV}y.*4)Painted gold and worn on a large chain around your neck your 810 would make a great medallion, just like the oneV} that bloke out of The Bee-Gees wears (you know, the one with the beard.)5)Why not buy your 810 a dog collar and takeV} it for walks in the park, it is much cleaner than a poodle or German shepherd, so there with be no need for any messy V}pooperscoopings. You can even give your 810 a name! 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