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Selections}& B thru Z are news articles.* 9To read the= whole newsletter, use Selection A. To read only part of the }newsletter, select each file in any order by using the letter in front of it on the main menu screen. If you wan}t to change one of your selections, use the BACKSPACE key to remove selections until you reach the one to } be changed, and start from there with your new selections. The other screen editing function keys will not wor}k from the main menu. When you are finished selecting, press RETURN and start reading. As you can see, there are p}auses in the text so it's much easier to read. When a selection is made, the article is sent to the screen with page}Ǜ breaks. To stop reading an article before the end, press [CONTROL]-[C] or the trigger of Joystick #1. To contin}ue to the next page, press any other key, or move the stick down. At the end of the last article selected, you}C0 are sent back to the Newsletter Main Menu.< NAbout The PrinterZ Z_d  k When you make y}our selection of the file you would like to read you will be presented with the following: enu rint ead:}Ǜ If you choose then, and you don't have a printer on line you will come back to these options. Then you should} use the option to read the file online. If however you either made a mistake or don't care to read or print the} file you selected you can go right back to the main menu just by hitting . If you choose and you have not }yet configured your printer, you will do that before printing. When the newsletter program is formatting files f}or the printer, or while it is printing, press CONTROL and P to pause printing. To resume, press any key. To cance}#l printing, press CONTROL and C.' FAbout Configuring Your PrinterJ JOP [\ `a h The printer config}uration section is reached the first time you print any file in a session. Explanations of the configuration sectio}n can be accessed from the print menu.you print any file in a session. Explanations of the configuration sectio- $F |짠JO| |Xfpu| } }" :pson Fx86e and EpsonB YCompatibles. Panasonica zStar. Star Nx1000 Gemini~ } Sakata Sp100 .tari 1025 Printer3 Oon Epson Compatibles andX nDaisy Wheel Printerss rint Ro }om Help File /ۿ Return To The Main Menu3 Oon Epson Compatibles andX nDaisy Wheel Printerss rint Ro / "The Composing Room Help File' 'CBefore you can Print a file you haveto configure your $}own Printer.To Do sothere are 2 selections that will helpto make it easy as possibile for you.If you have one of the pri$}nters listedin selection then your printerwill be set up for NLQ and DOUBLEstrike. If you don't have one of$} theprinters that's in Selection youhave to use selection . This is toensure that all printers will workwit$}Ghout any problems with The WQNRDisk Based News Letter. Now onceyour printer has been configured youwill NOT $}have to reconfigure yourprinter as long as you are have yourNews letter running. Not only that theprinter will stay $}configured to whatever configuration you selected aslong as you have your printers powerturned on or until you $}reconfigureit. Once you have configured yourprinter all you have to do is hit theۿ to Return to the Main menu. $|EB Documentation Printer, ;by Ron FetzerA Have you ever tried to print documentation that looks g(}ood on the screen in 40 column format but is a mess when you print it out. The text is all on the left side of the pa)}& Life Insurance For Your Disk Drives3 Bby Ron FetzerH Are you worried that your disk drives will not ,} last? Are you considering getting some back up drives? This article will help you in extending the life of ,}xyour disk drives. It will show you how to make the most important improvement you can make to your disk drives.} ,} The major cause of disk drive failure is heat. Have you ever opened a disk drive after it has been used for half an,} hour? The metal on which the rectifiers are mounted is so hot you can barely touch it. To extend the life of your dis,}@k drive and its components you must get rid of the heat.F In the 8-Bit community there are three types of disk ,}drives in common use. The Atari 810, the Atari 1050 and the Indus disk drives. The Atari 810 and the Atari 1050 disk,} drives will be treated the same way as far as heat reduction is concerned. The Indus disk drive will require a,} different approach. On the Atari 810 and the Atari 1050 disk drives the most effective way to reduce the heat ,}is to install an exhaust fan. The fan should be completely independent of the disk drive power supply and should ,}n have its own ON/OFF switch. The fan will be mounted flat on top of the case of the 810 and 1050 drives.t For the ,} fan I use a 3 inch 12 Volt DC brushless cooling fan from Radio Shack. I run the fan on 9 Volt DC. At that voltage th,}e fan produces the right amount of exhaust. Because it runs below its rated voltage it will last much longer as we,}ll. The only two items that I had to buy were the 3 inch fan and the 9 volt power supply from Radio Shack. The rest of,} the parts I had in my electronics junk box such as a ON/OFF slide switch and a male and female RCA phono p,}Glug. The female phono jack was mounted on a phenolic board with mounting holes in it. I also needed four 1/2 inch,} 6/32 machine screws with nuts. If you don't have these parts here are the Radio Shack numbers for these items,}: 43" Brushless 12 Volt DC fan #273-243: a9 Volt DC Power Supply #273- 1651g 1 pkg of SPST Slide ,}Switches # 275-401 E1 pkg of Solderless Phono Plugs #274-384K s1 pkg of Dual Solderless Phono Jacks{ (c,}hassis mount) #274-332 PFour 1/2 inch 6/32 machine screws with nutsX j(Hardware store)p Preparing th,}e fan. First you wire up the fan with the slide switch and a removable 9 volt power plug using the RCA phono ja,}ck. The fan comes equipped with 4 mounting holes on the top and 4 mounting holes on the bottom of the fan housing and,} a red and a blue wire for the power. Take the fan and lay it down flat the writing facing you. We are only wor,}king now with the 4 top fan mounting holes. On the left side front mounting hole attach the slide switch with,} a 1/2 inch screw and nut to the fans mounting hole. On the left side rear mount the phono jack with a 1/2 inch scr,}Qew to the mounting hole. This completes the mechanical part of the fan work.W Wiring the fan. Take the red wire,} from the fan and cut it to reach a little beyond the switch. Strip off 1/4 inch insulation and solder it to one termina,}l of the switch. From the 2nd terminal of the switch solder a wire to the middle of the RCA phono jack. Cut the blue w,}ire from the fan and solder it to the outside terminal of the RCA phono jack. Now the fan is wired with a switch and a ja,}ck. Preparing the power supply. Take the 9 Volt power supply and cut off the jack. You don't need it. Take a mal,}e solderless phono plug pull off the plastic sleeve and slip it over the output cord of the 9 Volt supply with the ,}large end facing you. Separate the 2 wires of the power supply for about 3 inches and strip off 1/8 inch insula,}tion from one wire and 1/4 inch insulation from the other wire. Attach the wire with the short insulation removed to,}G the screw in the middle of the phono plug. Attach the other wire to the long terminal with the serrated clip. Pl,}ug in your RCA male plug into the jack. Plug in the power supply and turn on the switch. If the fan is not blowing out ,}from the front or is not working reverse the two wires in the male phono plug and try again. Make sure that the m,}iddle wire with the screw in the phono plug does NOT touch any other metal part or you will have a short. If everything,} is OK crimp the long lead of the Phono plug with the serrated edges around the exposed wire and slip the plastic sl,}Deeve over the plug. This completes the work on the power supply.J Mounting the fan on the disk drive is the sa,}1me for the Atari 810 and the Atari 1050 drive. 7 Marking the fan location on the drive. You have to cut a 3 inch hol,}e in the top of the case for the fan. From the back of the disk drive edge measure 3 inches forward and make a small,} mark with a pencil at that spot in the middle of the case. Take a compass and put it on a ruler and open it to 1 ,}1/2 inches wide. Draw a 3 inch circle where the dot is on the case. The fan will be located approximately over th,}ge power supply and the motor. These are the 2 heat producing sources in your disk drive.m Removing the cas,}e. On the 810 drive on top there are plastic round disks in each corner. With a sharp knife tip remove them to ,}expose 4 screw holes one in each corner. Take a phillips screw driver and remove the screws. The case will now come,} apart.  On the 1050 drives there are 4 screws holes on the bottom plus 2 screws in the front that hold th,}e black front cover. Remove them. Slide the case forward. You can also remove the black front cover from the case by be,}nding it outward. Cutting the case. There are 2 ways of cutting the hole in the case. You can use a round hole saw,} that you clamp into your drill. These hole saws come with various diameter saw inserts. Select the largest one whic,}h is usually 2 1/2 inches in diameter and cut the hole. This hole is somewhat smaller than optimum but it will ,}G do. This is the easier of the 2 ways. Or you can use an electric scrolling saw. Use a blade that has many teeth pe-}r inch to get a clean cut. Drill a hole in the inside of the circle to insert the saw blade and then start cut-}ting. Frequently stop to let the blade cool down or your plastic will reseal the cut. After the hole is cut clean -}off the burrs with a utility knife and 0 steel wool. Lay the fan on top of the hole. With a pencil mark 2 holes-}Ǜ opposite each other to hold the fan to the case. Drill the holes and mount the fan with the 2 screws. That's-}` it. You are finished! It reads like a lot of work but it can be all done in about one hour.f Your disk drive will -}now be as cool as a cucumber. You can run it as long as you want to without any heat build up. Your IC chips will las-}t without any thermal problems and the motor will stay cool. You have made the most important improvement you can d-}o for your disk drive. Each muffin fan use 160 ma. of current so you can use the power supply for 2 drives. Th-}e power supply produces 500 ma. of current. Attach another set of wires to the output of the power supply wires and repe- }'at the steps above for the 2nd drive.- The Indus drive has no provision for air cooling so a fan set up cannot - }]be used. Instead we open the case on the top and let the heat escape by convection.b Case removal. To remove the- } case take out the 2 screws in the back of the plastic end section. Remove the 4 screws on the bottom. Slide out the - }case through the back. Take a 1/4 size drill bit and drill about 10 holes in the top of the case to let the hot- }, air escape. That is all you have to do.1 Assembling. Reassemble your case to the drive. It will stay cool and yo-}?u will not have to worry about thermal problems anymore.E While you have your Atari or Indus drive open chec-}k to see if the pressure pad still has some felt on it. The pressure pad is a little round holder over the read/wri-}te head that holds the disk to the head. There should be at least 1/32 inches of felt showing. Give the pressure-}G pad a 45 degree turn (slot on top) to expose a new side of the felt. If it is worn out order a new one from Best Electro-}nics. Use a stick with some cotton on it and put a light coating of LUBE GEL (Radio Shack) on the cromium r-}Eead/write rails. Do not get any gel on the read write head itself.K Your disk drive will now be in tip top shape -} and should hold up a long time. The only other weak link is the drive belt. While the 1050 drive is open check to s-}jee if it is a TANDOM or a WOLRD STORAGE DRIVE and order a belt for it from Best Electronics.p If you made t-}he modification to your drives you cannot stack them anymore. Stacking drives is a bad idea anyway because the-} top drive absorbs the heat from the bottom drive in addition to its own heat. This may lead to premature failu-}1re. If you can avoid stacking drives do so. 7 With a little work you now have improved your disk drives so tha-}qt they are better than new. You disk drives will now enjoy a long life and you will enjoy peace of mind. }>-}>END,per and it is printed as one continous section. 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This printer has only 8 pins@q$$. 5t}*H8END MODULEB"(>:A%,"AR@LUL@-@Y]@a((END OF PROGRAM<-@5u}@ @ V" +(AR.="`$j W*D:PRNTHEAD.BASROGRAM<-@4n !PRINTHEAD TESTING PROGRAM. >by Ron FetzerD This program tests all printers with 9 pin printheads =w}]that are EPSON compatible. It will also test 8 pin models such as the ATARI XMM801 etc.c Do you sometimes print =x} out a graphic and you have a thin line through it? Frequently one of the pins in the printhead does not fire =y}Kand it produces a thin line. This program will show you the problem.R It will also give you an evaluation=z} of your printhead. PHit the RESET key and type RUN "D:PRNTHEAD.BAS" `>cENDtby Ron FetzerJ Kr sy If y9}}Gou use the 1st XLEnt Word Processor you know it has so many commands and features that it is impossible to 9~}~remember them all. It is a pain to go and look them up all the time. Now there is an easy solution to this problem. I h9}ave written a quick guide template of all the docs. that fit over the keyboard of the 130 XE. Although this program i9}Rs written to fit the 130XE the template can be adjusted to fit the 800XL.^ _} 9}  For the 800XL cut out only the keyboard space. You will have to trim a little bit on the right side of 9} the template to get complete access to the console keys of the 800XL. You now have everything right in front of you9}? on the keyboard. You do not have to go to the manual anymore.O Pw x} 9} The program is self explanatory. The mounting instructions are on the print out. The program prints a two page tem9}Zplate that you paste with rubber cement on a piece of cardboard or styrofoam board.m n} 9}  You will need a piece of stiff cardboard or styrofoam board that is 9 X 14 inches or 239} X 35.5 centimeters wide. A ideal backboard is a corrugated piece of cardboard from a large box. I was a littl9}e more fancy and went to a large office supply house and bought a 1/8 inch thick red styrofaom board. I cut the 9}board 1/2 inch larger than 9 X 14 to give me a red border. You will also need a large rubber band or tie several togethe9}!r to hold the template in place., -T U[ After you have printed sheet A9} and B. Glue them togehter with rubber cement at the place indicated and cut off the mounting instructions. You now have9} a 9 X 14 or 23 X 35.5 cm printed sheet. Apply rubber cement to the back of this sheet. Glue it to the cardboard9} or stryfoam board. With a razor blade or utility knife cut out the openings for the keyboard, the console keys a9}4nd the power light. Each cut out is clearly marked.@ Ah io Since the temp9}Glate will be used a lot I also bought clear laminating plastic that you glue over the template. W.T. Rogers 9}makes them and they are called PLAIN-VU. You remove them from the backing and glue them to the template. You now have 9} a stiff washable template that will last a very long time. The next step is to turn the template over and cut out9}G the laminating plastic from the keyboard and console key openings.T U| 9} The last step is to attach the rubber band. Near the edges in the middle of the template make a small hole9} and tie on one side the rubber band. Put the template ovr the 130 XE keyboard and tightend the rubber band and then 9}tie it to the other hole. E FL That is all there is to this project. You n9}ow have all the docs right in front of you all the time. No more going to the manual and hunting for a command. An:}E78 AWORDYNSPPECPCCORECHRSEKK1K2ESTNPVX_`ghopwx}A}EC   !# )+ 13 9;BCJKQSY[acikqszA}  @ &D:XLENTEMP.BAS&(>:A%,iiA QUICK GUIDE KEYBOARD TEMPLATE OVERLAY OF THE 1SA}T XLENT WORDPROCESSOR FOR THE ATARI 130XE COMPUTERDDBY RON FETZER OF OHAUG. APRIL 1994. VERSION 1.0 IN ATARI BASIC[[EA}PSON PRINTER CONTROL CODES IN CONTROL CODE MODULE. CHANGE TO YOUR PRINTER IF NEEDED.LLPASTE THE TWO SHEETS ON A STIFF CARA})DBOARD 9 X 14 INCHES (23 X 35.5 CM) KKn* CONTROL MA}ODULE AFSCREEN COLORS A`DIM SECTION( AJINTRO SCREEN2# A0#EPSON CONTROL CODESA}< AMENUF @` ,PZJJp*dSCREEN A}COLORSn(>:A%,6-"+x8-@/3@7c8(WHAT SCREEN COLOR DO YOU WANT?#-@gk@o#( 1: NORMALA} "-@ @+"(2: AMBER"-@/3@7M"(3: GREEN!-@QU@Yx!(4: GREYC Ap-@|A}@'5(SELECT A NUMBER 9C B+6T  @:@)!@D)P:,#(J("ERROR: SELECT A NUMBER FROM 1 TO 4T ApA} ''ALAA A01AAH'A @Pk1 A@1A@Xo'A A}/1 A@1AA4'A 5P1 A@1A@T`'A f1 A@$II*A}B*^DIM SECTIONss;@bi,;@mt,;@x,;A}@ ,;@,;@U#,;@U'9,;A%,;@0=D,;@0HU,$"II}*A}*B,INFO SCREEN6"(>:A%,"@FHNV@*'(\ 1st XLEnt WP. QUICK GUIDE*(J//A}(' The 1st XLEnt wp. is unique inT//(' two respects. It is ICON driven and it^//(' has an 80 column text prevA}Yiew screen.h//(' It is also a fully implementedr( wordprocessor.|//('_ To access the ICONS press ESC,A}G to//(' leave press ESC again. To preview the//(' text screen go to the ICON '' and//(' press RETURN 5 tA}jimes. To increase//(' scrolling speed press BREAK. To leave ( screen press ESC & ESC.//('p This program A}fwill print a QUICK//(' KEYBOARD GUIDE of the docs. that fits( over the keyboard.//('l Mounting instructA}-ions are on the( printout..(.(#1 bFOR EPSON & COMAPTIBLE PRINTERS[ 6. (6(#f CONTINUE WITH THE PROGRA}AM (Y/N):[7@<@!*,4N@.:$II}*A}.!!EPSON PRINTER CONTROL CODES$6.>:@'2s,$ESCAPE SEQUENCE&!!E$;"@" = PRINTER RESET CODE0)6.>:@w,)COA}MPRESSED FONT - ON:%6.>:@#,%COMPRESSED - OFFD!!ES;'G' = GO - DOUBLE STRIKEN##E$;'H' = HALT - DOUBLE STRIKEXA}E$;'-1' = UNDERLINE - ONbE$;'-0' = UNDERLINE - OFFlE$;"W1" = WIDE FONT - ONvE$;"W0" = WIDE FONT - OFFAAA}nE$;"D";CHR$(21);CHR$(42);CHR$(62);CHR$(0) = HORIZONTAL TABS&&R$=CHR$(9) = HORIZONTAL TAB STOP$II}*A}4*U MENU4(>:A%,"6. ` f4@jn@r<-@A}@ :<("ЮˠŠ0-@ >B@Fj0(by RON FETZER of OHAUG%-@nr@v(A}5պ"(%(#( 1. FOR 130XE#(2. END.-@9=@Ae*(SELECT A NUMBER.U  @io)!@s)P:,#(A}=K(#ERROR - SELECT A NUMBER FROM 1 TO 2U A@AAbA2 A $HH}*A}'*T 130XE TEMPLATE*(>:A%,4R-@X\@`N(3DID YOU POSITION PAPER TA}+O THE TOP OF ITS FORM(Y/N)R>&7@/3<@7d,4N& A HA(>:A%,"AR@hn4-@rv@zA(A}R?@.@#'@+-3?P:?(@CS@\``(@WZO^ MOUNTING INSTRUCTION FOR 130XE A} *** SHEET A ***$ 6paste-->f>>(@:t-1. Paste sheet A and B together at the arrowsp<<(@x+2.A}3 Cut this section off at the dotted line.z]](@7L3. Paste the large sheet on a 9 X 14 inch or 23 X 35.5 centimenter A}CcardboardXX(@kG4. With a razor blade or a utility knife cut out the sections indicatedoo(@o^5. With an A}Bawl punch a small hole in the middle on the left and right side ofF ]the template.qq(@a`6. Cut a large rubber banA}Qd and tie it to the holes. This is to hold the template to the computer``(@UO7. 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This program is for EPSON and compatible printers.s t} N}C * DIRECTIONS:D Ek lr Roll the paN}per in your printer so the perforation of the paper is aligned with the TOP of the ribbon(TOP OF FORM).N} Turn your printer OFF and ON again. THIS IS IMPORTANT! If this is not done your PAGE BREAKS will be in the N} WRONG PLACE., -S TZ To use the program just enter tN}?he year of your choice and your name. On the MAIN MENUC select item #2 START - ADD DATES. Enter special N}& dates of your choice. Example:* JANUARY (1). For the description you can type NEW YEARS. Press RETURN and N} you can add other dates. To change to a different month enter M(month) and the number of the month (2 =FEB.etc)N}. To change to FEBRUARY you would enter M2, for MARCH it would be M3 etc. You can also leave the DATE entry eN}mpty and just press RETURN. This will bring up the months in consecutive order. You can only erase the LAST daN}te. You type in a negative date. Example -12 will erase the 12 date of the month that you had just entered. N}When you are finished enter M12 for DECEMBER leave the DATE empty and press RETURN. You are now returned N}to the MAIN MENU. : ;A You can save and print your calendar. To load N}`dates from a disk you must have saved them first. Your file name for the savedd calendar should have N}_ a .DAT for an extender. The year is not saved so incorporate it into your file name.c Example: OHAUG00.DAT. If N}9you forgot the file name go to the directory option.I Jp qx The N}G original program was written by STEVEN C. CHEN. TOM ANDREWS of the ACE OF SYRACUSE and the OL' HACKERS AN}.U.G. added the SAVE option. ALEX PIGNATO of the OL' HACKERS A.U.G. added the DIRECTORY routine. RON N}mFETZER of the OL' HACKERS A.U.G. added the SPECIAL DATE description and the PRINTING of page 2.} N} ) *0 If you want to use this program hit the RESET key and type RUN "D: YEARN} CALD.BAS".! "H J [>^ENDo^ENDo707 THEN SEC$="1050"80 IF US+FREI<707 THEN POSITION 2,22:? "Ҡ̠R}"82 POSITION 20,8:? " ";SEC$84 POSITION 20,9:? " ";OF86 POSITION 20,10:? " ";FM88R} POSITION 20,11:? "à ";VE$90 POSITION 20,14:? "ˠμ"92 FOR A=1 TO 994 POSITION 20,16:? "Another DirR}R. [A]"96 POSITION 20,16:? " [A]"98 POSITION 20,17:? "Go to BASICV [B]"100 POSITION 20,17:? "àR}' [B]"102 POSITION 20,18:? "Go to DOS- Q[D]"104 POSITION 20,18:? "U [D]"106 POSITION 20,19:? "Load a DiskR} [L]"108 POSITION 20,19:? "렠 [L]"110 POSITION 20,20:? "DEL MEM SV D8 [M]"112 POSITION 20,20:? "͠R}Ǡĸ [M]"114 POSITION 20,21:? "Return to Prg [R]"116 POSITION 20,21:? " [R]"118 NEXT A120 POSITION 20,22:?R} "Select a letter";122 POKE 752,0:INPUT Y$124 IF Y$="A" OR Y$="B" OR Y$="D" OR Y$="L" OR Y$="R" OR Y$="M" THEN GOTO 128126R} GOTO 120128 ? CHR$(125):GRAPHICS 0130 IF Y$="R" THEN CLR :GRAPHICS 0:GOTO 200132 IF Y$="A" THEN DST=1:GOTO 14134 IF Y$="R}B" THEN 146136 IF Y$="D" THEN 148138 TRAP 20:IF Y$="M" THEN XIO 33,#1,0,0,"D8:MEM.SAV":GOTO 20140 IF Y$="L" THEN ? CHR$(12R}5):XYZ$="":POSITION 2,12:? "Did you put a new disk in drive #1";:INPUT XYZ$142 IF XYZ$(1,1)="Y" THEN GOTO 150144 IF XYZ$(1,R}1)="N" THEN GOTO 140146 ? CHR$(125):POSITION 1,1:? "à";:END 148 DOS 150 XZ=USR(58487):? XZ GOTO 150144 IF XYZ$(1,Pe& '3 BDIRECTORY MAKERM N[ hby Ron Fetzert u} V} % The DIRECTORY MAKER is a very nice module to incorporate into your own program. V} = >D It can access the directory of drives #1, #2 and thW}ne RAM Disk D8. Besides showing you all the files on the disk it does a lot of other things, such as:} W} - .4 U1) The number of files on the ^ bdisk{ W} &2) The number of FREE Sectors , M3) The total number of Sectors. S f4) The Disk Densitys tz 5) W}CThe max. number of possible ' 2open files.D EK b6) The max. FREE memoryk lu availbabW}le.  =7) The BASIC revision of your F Ocomputer.c d} W}  You can A) Access another Drive. B) Go to BASIC. D) Go to DOS. L) Load another Disk. M) Delete MEM.SAV.W}6 from RAM Disk D8. R) Return to your program.S Tz W} /The module is in LISTED form on the disk.K Lr s} W} " ?HOW TO USE THE MODULE IN YOURC DS ZPROGRAMj k} W }  1) Load! %your) e 200 to start the program. 4) Now SAVE it with your FILENAMEB Ci jo HOW TO RENUMW}nBER your program. TURBO BASIC has a RENUMBER command that is very fast. The command is RENUM a,b,c} W} T a = The 1st OLD number to start with b = The NEW number that you wantY c = Is the line interval (usually W}10)* +0 Suppose your OLD programm starts now ith line #100 and you want it to staW}4rt with line #200, you would type RENUM 100,200,10I Jp qv To getW}& to TURBO BASIC do the following:A Bh in 1) Turn the NW}"8<< & B JKIHiDiELV`L8 8 BLV`Lx[}d8t8l Lu8hihiHHȱȱL8c !#3`Lu8hJ`H 8h`H[}Gȩh Q8L8 Z8L8 8L8 8L8 8L8S:@9E:E9H '9 H9I9 8 '9h)0IC[}9D9L8 L :::: :Lr:::IEL[::i:iIIL[:`:i::i[}::L:`L{:w:w: C`L:L: D8:MEM.SAV: 8| 9 '9`L:L: D:DUP.SYS:̩ 8[} x:ɀL: '9`88 |9Y:X: '9L); D8:DUP.SYS; 8::88 9 '98? :`;WL`; 9[}Ln; ` :Y;Y;L;L;)}$P Setting Up ATARI 130XE Ram Disk; 9L;VVb ; -9  [}P L;D8:; :9 :Y;LEND0<1W X} Ta o=o=o=o=o=# MEMBER E-MAIL ADDRESSES We have asked for email addresses. These are what we have to_$} date: Alan Sharkis /asharkis@erols.com5 ^em421840@nassaulibrary.org Bob Woolleyd rwoolley@pacbell.net Da_%} ne Stegman } er, Editor 22 Monaco Ave.$ Elmont, NY 11003, U.S.APlease refer to the above schedule forOL' HACKERS NEWSLETTER dec?} adlines. *END"* Elmont, NY 11003, U.S.APlease refer to the above schedule forOL' HACKERS NEWSLETTER de`# *+*+*+*+* aNEW SCHEDULE OF MEETING DATES Dates have been set until June 17,g 2000. All meetings stgA}6art at 1:00* P.M. and end at 5:00 P.M. September= @18,D \1999 3rd Sat. Octobere h30,l 1999 5th Sat. gB}November 13, 01999 2nd Sat. December8 ;18,? W1999 3rd Sat. Januarya c8,g 2000 2nd Sat. FebrugC}ary 12, (2000 2nd Sat. March3 618,: P2000 3rd Sat. April[ ^15,b v2000 3rd Sat. May} gD} 13, "2000 2nd Sat. June. 117,5 E2000 3rd Sat.} gE} h NEW DATES, CHANGES AND SPECIAL EVENTS WILL BE PRINTED AS SOON AS RECEIVED.} gF} ,* Change ** Addition8 h->->END<-<-LL BE PRINTED AS SOON AS RECEIVED.} dD ;=-=-= USING THE JOYSTICK TO READ TEXT!K MOD by JOHN McGOWAN How to use use the JOYSTICKkH} to read the text on the screen. After reading all the text on the screen, you go to the next page by hitting the RkI}ED BUTTON. To read the NEXT article just pull the JOYSTICK toward you while text is scrolling down the screen, or akJ}EJ fter you have read the article.1 =-=-=YSTICK toward you while text is scrolling down the screen, or ah8 EDITOR'S MESSAGE MILLENIUM: Well the Millenium has come and we are all still here, despite some diroL}e predictions. DUES CHANGE: The yearly club dues have been reduced to $20.00. We are now mailing out a newsletter eoM}very 3 months instead of every 2 months. NEW EDITORS: Alan Sharkis our former editor is going into a new phase of cooN}mputer work. He is giving up the 8- Bit equipment. We owe Alan a great deal for his editorship and his club participatoO}ion. We wish him a lot of luck in his new endeavor. The editorship will now rotate among 4 editors each year. I am thoP}.e first quaterly editor of the newsletter.> SIDE I GAME: Run the game by pressing the spacebar. "CHoQ}ICKEN" is a very entertaining game. You have to cross the chicken to the other side of the road without it beingoR} hit by a car. The longer you play the faster the cars go. There is a time limit on the game. Put the joystick in port oS}#1. E-MAIL: Check the e-mail list for new addresses. DRIVE UPKEEP: To keep your disk drives happy. Read what you oT}can do. PRO DOC PRINT: An article and a program to print 40 column text files of docs in a professional manner. PoU}SRINT HEAD TEST. Test your printhead to see if all pins are firing. WORPROCESSORW `TEMPLATE:d Make a template of theoV} XLEnt Wordproceesor with all the commands that fits over your computer. YEARLY CALENDAR: This is for those of you whoW}o need a wall calendar with all your important dates listed. DIRECTORY MAKER: Improve your program by attaching this moduoX}le to it. HUMOR CORNER:A little chuckle for you FINGERS.BAS: A program that lets the computer do the typing instead of oY}you SIDE II Everything on side 2 is in TURBO BASIC. If you need the docs for TURBO BASIC you can ordoZ}+er Library Disk #100 from our librarian.8 FHAROLD PEGLERQ b129 KETCHAMS RD.i SYOSSET, NY 11791, Uo[}C .S.A. The price is $3.00$ including shipping. GAME - SUB. ATTACK. Press the spacebar to run this gao\}\me. Use a joystick in port #1. You will become the sub commander if you beat my score. USING ARRAYS. Want a veryo]} efficient and quick way to store data in your program? Learn how to use arrays. HOW TO SORT. Want to alphabetizeo^}Ǜ names or numbers? Read this article. TREASURER'S REORT. For those of you who handle the cash. DISK CLEANUP. A progro_}am to examine a disk and files for relvance and to clean up your disk. DISK MINI LABELS. You don't know what is on yoo`}ur disks. This program will print on 3 1/2 X 15/16 inch labels the directory of your disk. SELF BOOTING DISK. If yoa}ou want to make a self booting disk with TURBO BASIC, do the following: 1)Format a disk and put DOS.SYS and DUP.SYob}S on it. 2)Copy the AUTORUN.SYS file(TURBO BASIC) from side 2 of the N/L on your formatted disk. 3)Give your filenamoc}e the extension ".ARB"(Auto Run Basic). This program then will run automatically when the disk is booted up. On thio} FINGERS.BAS So you want your computer to do everything automatically? This is the program for you. Th} PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE* showed anothe method of transferring files from the sl}Atari disk drive to the PC without using an Atari computer. Al received a CD disk from Sage. This disk plays on tsm}Clhe PC. It was beautifully done on the history of the Atari. It even contained all the Ol'Hackers'p newsletters. sn}n These demoes were terrific in showing how the two computer systems can be merged. We wish everyone a heso}valthy and a happy new year. Don't forget your dues for the millenium! BYE FOR NOW, JACK GEDALIUS }>sp} > END<"v Don't forget your dues for the millenium! BYE FOR NOW, JACK GEDALIUS }>p!Ǜ MINUTES OF OHAUG MEETING 11/13/99 Before the meeting officially started all attending members prepared the Newsletwr}%ter for mailing. This was the final) 3Newsletter7 ALAN SHARKIS prepared as Editor. The meeting opened with JACK aws}!sking for the Treasury Report., TREASURY: RON FETZER reported that the Treasury is in the black. ALAN SHARwt}KIS read an email he received this morning from SAM CORY who reported that he is sad to say that JACG is havingwu} its last meeting and he is giving away his equipment. He feels the last meeting should be taped. We will ask him iwv}f he wants to stay on the list. HAROLD PEGLER reported that he is working on the Library. A short discussion followww}ed about the problems members are having using the Nassau Library internet system. After a short break the members allwx} participated in a general discussion. A general date was made to visit ALAN SHARKIS before the end of November as a groupwy} for a demonstration before he dismantles his Atari equipment. The next Newsletter will be prepared by RON FETZER anwz}d will include the next three months meetings and will be mailed in February. The next meeting of the OHAUG Club w{}will be on December 18, 1999 and the first meeting of the new year will be on January 8, 2000. There were no dow|}or prizes awarded at this meeting but ALAN SHARKIS brought in two tables full of items for members to take freely.w}}' The meeting came to a close at 3PM., OHAUG MEETING OF DEC. 8, 1999 We met at Alan Sharkis' house. Ann Sharkis pw~}rovided us with a fabulous lunch of bagels and all kinds of fixings and coffee and cake. We heard that our libraw}Grian Harold Pegler was in the hospital for two weeks. He is now at home and feeling better. Alan showed us how to w}make a disk image of an atari disk using the SIO2PC cable with his PC and 130XE. His PC can show Atari disk w} and programs on the PC. He can also download disk images to the 130 XE. Alan is going into adatptive computer inw}struction. He is a volunteer where people with various disabilities are learning how to operate a computer. Alan is w}assembling various computer hardware and software items to fit the abilities of the people he is working with. Alw}an closed his 8-Bit equipment and gave it to the club and various members of the club. He is now exclusivelw}y working with the PC platfrom. He will still remain a member of the club. We also saw CD of various 8-bw}it materials and a compliation of all the OL' Hackers disk newsletters. In addition we booted up the CD POOL DISKw} TOO from Holland were we saw an astounding array of materials all for the 8-Bit. Unfortunately for CD's you need a PC w}W to load them into the computer and then the SIO2PC to transfer them the[ ^theb Atari computer. $20.00 iw}+n dues for the next year were collected./ MINUTES OF OHAUG MEETING 1/8/00 RON FETZER opened the discussion plannw}Ǜ This article comes form the GARDEN CITY ATARI COMPUTER ENTHUSIASTS in Canada. It was written by JOHN PICKEN{}. WIFE 1.3 UPGRADE Last year, after hearing how great it was for so long, a friend of mine upgraded from{}m Girlfriend 3.0 to Wife 1.0. He has found Wife 1.0 to be a rescource hog, leaving him very littleq ufreey spac{}e for other applications. Wife 1.0 is also spawning Child-Subroutines, which further consumes valuable {} system resources. His system seems to diminish with each passing day. At first, he thought Wife 1.0 might be i{}nfected with a virus, but other users have assured him the Wife 1.0 is behaving normally and this behavior sh{}ould be expected due to the nature of the application. My friend also discovered that Wife 1.0 installed itself in {}Gsuch a way that it can monitor all other system activity. He now finds that some programs such as PokerNig{}ht 10.3, BeerBash 5.1 and PubNight 7.0 cannot run at all. If attempts to lunch them, Wife 1.0 complains about {}a sharing violations and crashes. He finds this behavior strange since he could run these programs just fine befor{}e the upgrade. At installation, he found Wife 1.0 provides no option to bypass the installation of undesired {} add-ons such as MotherInLaw 55.8 and BrotherInLaw Beta Release. Some features he wold like to see introduce{}d in the upcoming Wife 2.0 release. 1. A "Don't Remind Me Again" button 2. A Minimize button 3. An Install Shield that{} allows Wife 2.0 to be uninstalled at anytime without loss of cache or other resources. 3. An option to n{}vetwork driver in share mode. I have decided to forgo all the headaches associated with Wife 1.0 by stickingz wit{}h HGirlfriend 3.0. Hoverver, even that option has many problems.L Aparently you cannot install one version {}of Girlfriend before you unistall the old version first. To make matters worse, the unistall program doesn't work{} very well, leaving undesirable traces of the application in the system. If the newer version finds a reference (text {}/ image file, address) to the old version, Girlfriend will completely freeze until you reboot and remove the str{}ay reference. I am told this is a long standing bug which I should have been aware of. Also versions of Girlfriend {}have conflicts over shared use of the I/O port. You think they would fix such a stupid bug by now. Another thing that st{}inks - all versions of Girlfriend continually popup little annoying messages about the advantages of upgrading {}cto Wife 1.0 BUG WARNING. Wife 1.0 has an undocumented bug. If you try to installg oMistresss v1.0{ be{}fore uninstalling Wife 1.0, Wife 1.0 will delete all MSMoney files and seize your cache before doing the uninstall it{}self. The Mistress 1.0 will refuse to install, claiming insufficent resources. BUG WORKAROUNDS. If you can affor{}Gd it, try installing Mistress 1.0 on an entirely different system and never run any file transfer apllications such {}oas LapLink 6.0. Another possible solution would be to run Mistress 1.0 via an ISP under an anonymous name. }>{}>>>ENDx>`GMAFBSHIFCTRMODLINLWPLHE@EG@MOVW^_egnovw}}   !" )* 129:ABIJQRYZabijqrz}SAVE "D:FINGERS1.BAS_*- FAST FINGERS 2*W`* BY CRAIG CHAMBERLAIN *a*[ iANTIC MAGAZINEm u*b*y FEBU} ARY, 1984 *c-*dT(>:A%,1(FAST FINGERS BOOT FILE MAKERQ(by Craig Chamberlain 8/1/8} 3T(em +A #11A@5CCA@GLm(%P ǡΠΠŠnp&9A} ,9@p,;@ ,:-&GA>"G68,-K _-@KO@pSoc"l68,-p xW;I:u,&AP} ,'6-@36-@d,?6-A(K6-28W6->C&(PLEASE ENTER INPUT DEVICE SPEC.6.K4(KC4A}W~(>:A%,(G(/TYPE IN COMMANDS. 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F" (Start copying) BO P"X " (RUN CARTDG.) These are the D}OS functions the program is to do. To activate the program: 1) Press CNTL & 3 2) PRESS "D" for disk 3) APPEND}A?Press RETURN(No append) 4) LOAD ADDRESS?Press RETURN (LoadT Address is O.K.) 5) PATCH ADDRESS?P}ress RETURN(Patch& 3Address O.K.)8 6) SPEED 1 Press RETURN(#1 O.K) You will now have an AUTORUM.S} YS file that will do $these( things automatically for you. This is your MASTER DISK. Put a blank disk in DR 2}C Start your computer. See# Show everything is done in DR #2. No moreX bformattingg iorm copying RAMDISK}.COM. the computer will do it. In a similar fashion you can make other AUTORUN.SYS (BATCH FILES) that do other thing}s. >END*<,S UN.SYS (BATCH FILES) that do other thingSing with members the Annual Valentine Dinner at Lambrow's. They wanted to reserve Friday, February 11 but after Jw}0s newsletter disk there are no M/L programs. @>CENDTw}C>>END<= >X o, at the library. }>tXCy{EE