store2@ihuxi.ATT.COM (Kit Kimes) (05/28/87)
The following ST disks are now available from Current Notes. This listing
should be added to the list I posted last month. These new disks are listed
in the May issue of Current Notes.
The cost is $4 per disk + $1 for postage for every 6 disks (or part thereof)
that you order. Their address is:
Current Notes
122 N. Johnson Rd.
Sterling, VA 22170
attn: Joe Waters
Remember, you can also subscribe to this excellent publication for $20/year
(10 issues) or $36/2 years. The address is the same as above.
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Disks Listed By Category
Applications
#135 SHANGAHI DEMO DISK (color & mono) [fascinating new puzzle]
#136 MICRODEAL DEMO PROGRAMS [Goldrunner,Tanglewood,Airball & Sprite Cons.]
Games Disks
#135 SHANGAHI DEMO DISK (color & mono) [fascinating new puzzle]
#139 MONOCHROME GAMES DISK No. 3 (mono) [Larn2, Orge, Ataritrek, Checkers,etc]
Graphics and Drawing Disks
#129 SPHERES! DEMO (color) [super animated ball demo]
#136 MICRODEAL DEMO PROGRAMS [Goldrunner,Tanglewood,Airball & Sprite Cons.]
Language Disks
#130 SAMPLE GFA BASIC PROGRAMS No. 1 [terminal prg, sprite ed, TORPEDO, more]
#133 SAMPLE C PROGRAMS No. 4 [uudecode,uuencode,more]
Music Disks
#134 ST-REPLAY [digitized sound demo]
Picture Disks
#137 TINYPICS No. 6 [CARTOONS]
#138 TINYPICS No. 7 [ANIMALS]
Telecommunications Disks
#88 ST TERMINAL PROGRAMS No. 3 [UNITERM VT100 emulator V1.7b]
(new version)
Utilities Disks
#131 UTILITY DISK No. 12 [Programmers disk:uudecode,uuencode,bucket,more]
#132 UTILITY DISK No. 13 [library disk: DISKCAT,LESS,VIX,DCOPY]
The following disks are not new but I did not have them listed last month.
They are for use with David Small's MagicSac MacIntosh emulator.
MacIntosh (MAGIC) Disks
#M0 MAGIC SAC 3.5 [beta of V4.0]
#M1A FINDER 4.1 STARTUP (BOOT) DISK [for 1Meg ST's]
#M1B FINDER 1.1 STARTUP (BOOT) DISK [for 520ST/1040ST's]
#M2 TELECOM DISK No. 1 [Free Term, Termworks, Kermit]
#M3 UTILITY DISK No. 1 [Switcher, Packit, Slicer, more]
#M4 GAME DISK No. 1 [12 games]
#M5 DISK LIBRARIAN [Disk Librarian V1.81]
#M6 GAME DISK No. 2 [8 games]
#M7 GAME DISK No. 3 [6 games]
#M8 DESK ACCESSORIES No. 1 [DA Tester, F/DA Move, more]
#M9 UTILITY DISK No. 2 [File Hacker,ResEd,RamStart 1.3, more]
#M10 GRAPHICS DISK No. 1 [Painter's Helper, Moire 3.0, more]
#M11 PRINT UTILITIES [Chooser, Fast Eddie, more]
#M12 MACBILLBOARD [MacPaint Clone (Shareware)]
The following disks are no longer available and should be deleted from the
list I posted last month.
#4 ST TERMINAL PROGRAMS No. 1 [STtalk V.97, STERM, TERM, HITERM]
#7 GRAPHICS DEMO PROGRAM No. 1 [32 graphics]
#14 NEOCHROME [program, docs, pictures]
#43 ST TERMINAL PROGRAMS No. 2 [3 compiled term progs, 1 term emulator]
#50 GRAPHICS DEMO No. 2 [SILENT SERVICE screens, bouncing FUJI, DUNGEON MASTER]
I will post a complete listing every three or four months for the benefit
of new readers and ones who have lost their copy.
Kit Kimes
AT&T-ISL
IW 2F-225
1100 E. Warrenville Rd.
Naperville, IL 60566
...!ihnp4!iwvae!kimesmanis@ubc-cs.UUCP (05/29/87)
In article <1590@ihuxi.ATT.COM> store2@ihuxi.ATT.COM (Kit Kimes) writes: >The following ST disks are now available from Current Notes. This listing >should be added to the list I posted last month. These new disks are listed >in the May issue of Current Notes. > >The cost is $4 per disk + $1 for postage for every 6 disks (or part thereof) >that you order. Their address is: > Current Notes > 122 N. Johnson Rd. > Sterling, VA 22170 Following Kit's earlier article on the subject, I ordered two disks from them: XLisp 1.7 and Little Smalltalk. I mailed a money order off on a Saturday afternoon; the disks arrived 10 days later. Considering that Canada Post uses partially-trained gerbils to move the mail, this indicates that the order must have been fulfilled on the same day. If I lived in the Washington area I would most certainly join one of the user groups involved. ----- Vincent Manis {seismo,uw-beaver}!ubc-vision!ubc-cs!manis Dept. of Computer Science manis@cs.ubc.cdn Univ. of British Columbia manis%ubc.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa Vancouver, B.C. V6T 1W5 manis@ubc.csnet (604) 228-6770 or 228-3061 "The difference between capitalism and communism is obvious: under capitalism, man exploits man, while under communism, it is exactly the opposite."