trost@reed.UUCP (Bill Trost) (09/16/86)
I am looking for text formatters and programming languages for my TRS-80 Model 100. I have a 32K machine with a Tandy Portable Disk Drive. Also, has anyone been able to get any sort of a response from Business Utility Software? I sent in a reader service card to Portable 100/200 to get information on their C compiler. I did get a pamphlet describing the language (by the way, I was very impressed by it), but I sent them three letters asking for more information and have gotten no reply. Does anyone know what is going on?
moore@mit-eddie.MIT.EDU (Andrew M. Moore) (09/19/86)
In article <4103@reed.UUCP>, trost@reed.UUCP (Bill Trost) writes: > I am looking for text formatters and programming languages for my TRS-80 > Model 100. I have a 32K machine with a Tandy Portable Disk Drive. Try NEWTXT.CO -- a fantastic text formatter with loads of features, 4K. Call my BBS to get it (and piles of other M100 software).. > .... I sent in a reader service card to Portable 100/200 > to get information on their C compiler. I did get a pamphlet describing > the language (by the way, I was very impressed by it), but I sent them > three letters asking for more information and have gotten no reply. Does > anyone know what is going on? A while back there was dome discussion on CompuServe about a company that sold C for the M100, but they really didn't exist -- vaporware. This might be the same company. -drew arpa MOORE%MIT-EECS@MIT-MC.ARPA uucp ...mit-eddie!moore bbs 617/479-9208 (300/1200)
trost@reed.UUCP (Bill Trost) (09/19/86)
Oopsie! There was something I forgot to add when I made a request for Model 100 programs. Other than the C compiler, what I was looking for was *public domain* stuff. Unfortunately, I didn't make that clear (if I said it at all). My thanks and my apologies to everyone who sent me information on other stuff. Bill Trost Rude -- oops, Reed -- College