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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi,<br>
<br>
Thanks for these disks. Please consider this my virtual mailer
containing all these disks returned to you so I can receive the
next year's issues, my subscription fee for 1987, and a Braille or
cassette note telling you there are some things I want to talk
about.<br>
<br>
I was very happy to find the beginnings of an assembly language
tutorial. While I know some assembly language, I'm always looking
for ways to learn more. I already have the SC Macro Assembler,
which has been made freeware by SC. I've made a disk image of SC
Macro Assembler for DOS 3.3 which comes up talking, if anyone
wants it. I also have many issues of Apple Assembly Line as text
files, as well as disk images of the examples and whatnot.<br>
<br>
I also have ProntoDOS, which has also been made freeware by the
authors. Yes, it definitely speeds up disk access. I assume the
reason you didn't use it for Apple Talk was that you didn't want
to license it having already licensed DOS 3.3 from Apple? Also,
some programs/tricks might not be compatible with ProntoDOS,
although most do work.<br>
<br>
I know I'm probably forgetting something, and it'll come to me
right after the virtual mailman picks up the virtual envelope with
this letter in it. Who'd have thought that this stuff would be
discussed via an instant communications method thirty-one years
later?<br>
<br>
Thanks,<br>
<br>
Jayson<br>
<br>
On 7/26/2017 11:44 AM, Jeff Weiss wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Attached is a zip file with the four issues of aTalk for 1986.
Just unzip them and add them to your aTalk folder.
Here is some info about these four disks:
A-Talk #5, February, 1986
Checking for a Key Press--peeks, pokes, and calls article
Speech Problems--article about problems with earlier
version of Textalker
Omni Reader--hardware review
Program Review--review of Pronto-DOS
Assembly Language Tutorial 1--article
Assemblers that Talk--article
Cleanup--utility
Football--game
Guessing Games--game
Typing Teacher--program
Rick's Calendar--program
A-Talk #6, May, 1986
Apple Calls--peeks, pokes, and calls article
Basic Loops--basic tutorial article
Bug Spray--something that just can't be avoided
D Code Review--software review
Ascii Finder--program which acts as tutorial on ascii codes
Assembly Language Tutorial 2--article
Change Greeter--DOS utility
Geography--game
Oregon Trail--game
A-Talk #7, August, 1986
Ramworks Review--hardware review
Speak Up--comments from readers
Ascii Table--table showing ascii values
ProDOS Memory Locations--peeks, pokes, and calls article
Assembly Language Tutorial 3--article
Hex Converter--utility
Calendar--program
Catalog Stopper--DOS utility
Market Crash--game
Spell the States--game
A-Talk #8, November, 1986
Eighty Column Display--peeks, pokes, and calls article
DOS Files with Illegal Names--DOS tutorial
The New Textalker--article explaining new features contained
in Textalker 3.1.1 and 3.1.1P
Dynasty--game
Spelling Game--game
Smurk--adventure game
Four Voices--music program
Dec Hex--utility exec program
Apple Sounds--demonstration program
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