acliu@skat.usc.edu (Alex C. Liu) (12/27/89)
UX-Maze file update. New Year UX-Maze Update... (Send mail to this account with subject: Mail-Archive-Request and "help" in the body of the message for more information) New files Submitted to the server. library.v9 (archivers volume) ========== Yet another Archive utility zip-unziper (archivers volume) =========== This is a Full disk packer for the C64. It lets you link a whole disk into 4 (big) files. It does also some Run Length encoding. eamon (games+demos volume) eamon/master.lnx (Master disk: System disk, Beginner's Adventure, Cave of the Mind) eamon/vol1.lnx (Volume 1: Castle Of Doom, Cave of the Minotaur) eamon/vol2.lnx (Volume 2: Can't recall, sorry) ===== This 3 disk contain much of the game/universe system of Eamon, by Donald Brown. blueThunder (games+demos volume) =========== Game that is a reminiscent of other Popular chopper games+demos like Choplifter, Navatron/Forth Apocalypse, Air Rescue I, etc. You flight a Helicopter and must over come some obstacles in order to save some hostages. grungy_towers (games+demos volume) ============= A game about Mystery and murder. By Jim Butterfield iron_maiden (games+demos volume) =========== A Demo. Has a song by Iron Maiden, also some Space creature in the background. By Belgium's CFR. krackout (games+demos volume) ======= An AWESOME Arkanoid clone. Really GOOD! By Andy Green, Rob Toon, Terry Lloyd and Shrigzzy. robbers (games+demos volume) ======= Cops and robbers games. A graphical adventure. rockIt (games+demos volume) ====== Another demo, has a picture of a Spaceship while it plays a Digital Drum track sidquest.arc (games+demos volume) ============ A Musical Adventure. Find the lost SID. smoking_joe (games+demos volume) =========== A Visual treat. A Anti-Smoking Demon... swinth (games+demos volume) ====== A Demo. Plays some songs while displaying a Laser Show on screen. By Glenn E. Brenden, Jim Wirings, Carl A. Meahl Jr. timeCrystal.arc (games+demos volume) =============== A Demo for yet to be released game. By Jim Shachs damsels (games+demos volume) ======= A Bit spicy Text Adventure. Rated R. By Real Frank. tramontane.lnx (games+demos volume) ============== Part III of DarkWood saga. A Text+Graphics Adventure. By Elise C. Boucher. winterfox.arc (games+demos volume) ============= An text adventure of intrigue and spying in modern day Russia. By Skeebum. world-conquest (games+demos volume) ============== This is your chance for Saving the world. By Howard Campbell II. gas64 (graphics volume) ===== Graphic ASsault 64. A program that manipulates a variety of C64 picture files. By Bruce Bowden. datafile128 (misc volume) =========== A simple but rather complete Database program for the 128 in 80 columns. By Marc Echternach. disassembler64 (misc volume) ============== A simple and fast Disk based disassembler for the 64. By Kerry Gray. diskdoctor (misc volume) ========== In my opinition, the best sector editor. By Kevin Hisel. edit-assm.arc (misc volume) ============= Editor/Assembler package for the 64. The editor is a full screen editor, suitable for lots of things besides Editing Assembly sources. The Assembler itself is disk based and it is very complete. By Lew Lasher encoder64 (misc volume) ========= An encoder for the 64. Lets you encode a file using a User specified KEY. Then you need the KEY again to decode the message. (Useful for some security. But I think It is better to lock your diskettes in a Safe) esg (misc volume) === Experimental Sound Generator. Lets you create and test run simple sounds. By Andrew Colin. incredibootv5.1 (misc volume) =============== A Boot maker utility for the 128. This one lets you edit very long "booting" messages and also boot to 64. Also, if the Boot block is already used, it will reallocate it. By Bob Pellegrino. introTo6510 (misc volume) =========== An Introduction to 6510 Assembly. (It is pretty good and complete). By the NorthWestern User Group. megamon.arc (misc volume) =========== A Very complete ML Monitor. This one includes among other feature, single stepping. mlass1.0 (misc volume) ======== ML Assembler. This one is compatible with LADS and other PRG assemblers. Menu driven. By Todd Bird. ms-dos_format (misc volume) ============= A MS-DOS compatible disk formatting program. By MD. Girardeau. seq-pgr_conv (misc volume) ============ A small utility that lets you convert assembly formats between SEQ to PGR. By Anthony Harris speedCrunch (misc volume) =========== A Cruncher for the C64. Lets you crunch program, yet, still make then runable. By Matcham. symass3.13 (misc volume) ========== A PAL compatible PD assembler. Doesn't support the most advanced PAL features. By Robert Huehn. timeCrunchV5 (misc volume) ============ Yet Another Cruncher for the 64. Crunches program still makes them runable. By Stoad/Tim xlink.arc (misc volume) ========= CrossLink 128. (Two versions included for 80 and 40 columns). Menu driven program to Transfer files between different file formats like CP/M, MS-DOS, and C128. By M. Garamszeghy. SidPicV3.4 (sids volume) ========== One of the most complete SID players for the C64. It not only plays a SID, but it also displays the Lyrics and a Pic file if they are available. By Kermit Woodall. proterm128v16.sda (telecom volume) ================= Yet another terminal program forthe 128. By Paul Aidukas. uuencode.bas (unix-support volume) ============ UUencode basic program for the 64/128. Lets you create uuencoded files. By Devon Bowen. New Sids (First Sids?) ======== burningHouse.mus - "Burning Down The House" By The Talking Heads. theFlam.mus - "The Flame" By Cheap Trick. sweetcld.arc - "Sweet Child Of Mine" By Guns and Roses. venus.mus - "Venus" By The Shocking Blue. with-without.mus - "With or Without You" By U2 ______________________________________________________________________ Administrivia: New <sids> volume. ______________________________________________________________________ NOTICE: Due to my college studies, I can not possibly check what is stored in this archive. What ever you download from here, you do at your own risk. (If you want to volunteer to MODERATE this archive, please send me e-mail, I will greately appreciate any help in this) ______________________________________________________________________ Alex C. Liu | INTERNET: acliu%skat@usc.edu Voice: (213) 749-2730 | BITNET: acliu%skat@gamera Q-Link: Alejandro | UUCP: ...!usc!edu
acliu@skat.usc.edu (Alex C. Liu) (01/05/90)
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futurewar (games+demos volume)
=========
A nice Risk Like game by BW. Behling. Basic game.
ritepetite (games+demos volume)
==========
This a good digitized musical piece. The sound track is kind of short,
but it is very clear and lively. And the program has been written in
such a way that the musical piece make "smooth" loop as it plays the
music over and over and over....enjoy
Submitted by Scott K. Stephen <SCOTT@UWAV1.ACS.WASHINGTON.EDU>
watchit (games+demos Volume)
=======
This is a graphical demo program. It has several frame of well drawn
pictures with good mixture of colors and shadowing of several objects.
It also has a nice backround music to accompany your viewing
enjoyment.
Submitted by Scott K. Stephen <SCOTT@UWAV1.ACS.WASHINGTON.EDU>
sda230.sda (archivers volume) By Chris Smeets
==========
This file contains the ML code for creating SDA program as well as
documentation and Source Code. There are modules for C64, C128 and
Pet computers.
adding-extra-sid (sids volume) By Mark A. Dickenson
================
Instructions on how to add a Second SID chip to your C64.
stereo-sid.sda (sids volume)
==============
Stereo Sid Player.
wizardsVault (games+demos volume)
============
Game for the C64. You are supposed to grab some treasure.
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Administrivia:
Is there any other Commodore programmer out there? Or you all got
Amigas? Where are the Submissions? ('cept for Scott, thanks,
Scott!)
______________________________________________________________________
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horizon (graphics volume)
horizon/horizon80.sda
horizon/horz_gfx1.sda
horizon/horz_gfx2.sda
horizon/horz_gfx3.sda
=======
80 Column Graphic Editor for Commodore Text/Low Res Graphic files.
(C128, 64K VDC Only) Shareware version with the SAVE feature
disabled. horz_gfx[1-3].sda contain sample picture files.
japanimation.lnx (graphics volume)
================
This file contains a collection of popular japanies sci-fi comic
characters and scenes, like starblazers, robotect, etc. The ".lnx"
extension means that this file has been lynxed so use lynx.v9
(available elsewhere from UX-Maze also) to de-lnx. Nothing special to
note about this program.
Submitted by Scott K. Stephen <Scott@uwav1.acs.washington.edu>
macview (graphics volume)
=======
Different programs to view and convert MacPaint files into a C64/128
enviroment.
Submitted by Scott K. Stephen <Scott@uwav1.acs.washington.edu>
* macview/hydra.mac
=================
This an macPaint picture file summitted for the benefit of trying out
those macpaint converters and viewer. By the way this is an exellect
macPaint picture. To find out what it is I guess you better download
it and use one of those viewer/converter. :-) enjoy
* macview/mac2geos.convert
========================
This program converts a MacPaint file to a GeoPaint file.
* macview/macview.c128
====================
View MacPaint pictures on the C128.
* macview/macview.doc
===================
Documentation for the MacView Series of programs.
* macview/macview64.1525
macview/macview64.epson
=======================
View MacPaint pictures on the C64. With printer support.
blockdrop128 (games+demos volume)
============
Block Drop 128 is a C-128 80 column game based on Tetris. It requires
an 80 column monitor and a joystick plugged into port 2.
If you have any comments about the program, send e-mail to:
ditzen@ei.ecn.purdue.edu
Submitted by David Ditzenberger <ditzen@ei.ecn.purdue.edu>
arcaid7p1.sda (archivers volume)
=============
This is a menu driven version of ARCaives. Since it is menu drive
using this program to dissolve and create ".arc" files are easier.
This package also contains a program to convert ".arc" files to
self-dissolving ".sda" files.
Submitted by Scott K. Stephen <Scott@uwav1.acs.washington.edu>
blazinforth.arc (misc volume)
===============
This is a Forth compiler for the C64. Once you download this file to
the C64, you now need to deARC it using ARC2.30 or higher (also
available somewhere from in this Mail Server). deARCing
"blazinforth.arc" is not that simple unless you have two drives. There
will not be enough space in disk to store all the dissolved/extracted
files (plus the original ARCed file). Consequently you need to extract
from it file at a time, and then transfer that file to another disk to
make room for the next file. I got to warn you this is somewhat of a
lengthy process so be patient....but then you only have to do it once.
Submitted by Scott K. Stephen <Scott@uwav1.acs.washington.edu>
digiplayer3.sda (misc volume)
===============
This program can play back many of those digitized sound tracks files
from Amiga, ST, Mac, and commodore's ".raw" files. The program allows
you to select the speed of the playback, so you can have lots of fun
distorting those voices. A friend of my told me that he was going to
use some of the sound tracks in his answering machine message...I
thought that was an interesting idea. Look for more ".raw" files to
come in the near future. As always this file has been uuencoded.
Submitted by Scott K. Stephen <Scott@uwav1.acs.washington.edu>
ibmdearc.sda (archivers volume)
============
This a niffty program that can deARC IBM ARCed files. At first you
might wonder at the usefulness of the program. Well, if you access an
IBM board there could be text ARCed file that you might want to read.
In such case this program would really help. This program is NOT for
deARCing C64 ARCed file, for that you need to use ARCx.xx for the
C64.....enjoy.
Submitted by Scott K. Stephen <Scott@uwav1.acs.washington.edu>
quiet.formatter (misc volume)
===============
During disk formatting do you sometimes feel that your 1541 is a
major source of the growing problem of noise pollution? Well,
if that is the case, this niffy short program is what you were
looking for. This program formats a disk without making any of that
raddling sound common to normal formatting, which some people
believe is one of the cause of disk alignment problem.
Submitted by Scott K. Stephen <Scott@uwav1.acs.washington.edu>
unscratch.prg (misc volume)
=============
This program allows you to unscratch accidently deleted files. This
is a very short program written in BASIC but useful.
Submitted by Scott K. Stephen <Scott@uwav1.acs.washington.edu>
[ED - This program often comes with the 1541/1571 test demo]
voter.sda (misc volume)
=========
This is an interesting simulation program written for the CBM user
group in our univerisity as demonstration to its members? The
interesting thing about this program is what it is demonstrating.
According to the simulation of the program, the multi-party political
system that is the homemark of democracy is doom to failute, and soon
to be dominated by a single party monopoly..... Are we doom? :.(
Well... get this program and see it for yourself. It is free :-)
Submitted by Scott K. Stephen <Scott@uwav1.acs.washington.edu>
[ED - Those political thoughs are only of Scott, I guess, this File
Server doesn't endorse any political party, (yet?) ]
kermit/ker-exec.sda (telecom volume)
kermit/ker-docs.sda
kermit/c64ker.m65
======
This is complete full version of Kermit v2.2 will all the necessary
files, documentation and sources.
Packed by Scott K. Stephen. ker-exe.sda contains all the files
necessary to run kermit, and the ker-docs.sda contains the
documentation. Just load and run those programs and they will do all
the job themselves.
Becareful when requesting the source code, since the file is HUGE!
To quote Scott: "By the way, for those who don't know, Kermit v2.2 is
terminal program with full vt-52, vt-100, and partially vt-102
emulation with 40/80 columns modes for the C64 and C128. For more
details read the documentation."
stereoplayer10p3.sda (sids volume)
====================
After downloading this program to the C64, load and run it. When you
do that, this program will self-dissolve into its original number of
files (that is why the ".sda" suffix). Therefore, make sure that
there is plenty of space in the disk. If not, after loading the file
place another disk that has plenty of space before running it.
After the self-dissolving is complete, reset the computer by turning
it off and on. Then type the following:
LOAD "STEREOPLAYER 10.3",8,1
About the program:
Stereoplayer is a program that plays those sid ".mus" music files.
What is more this player also support the expanded 6 voice musical
files. To achive 6 voice, you need, beside this program, an extra SID
chip to be added to the C64. This can be done directly by yourself or
you can buy a cartrige that simple plugs directly into the C64
expansion port.
Submitted by Scott K. Stephen <Scott@uwav1.acs.washington.edu>
reformer/README (misc volume)
reformer/reformer
reformer/rfrmr.c
========
By Robert Dickow. Reformer is a simple utility to translate C64 text
files between common word processor file formats. Supported types
include EasyScript sequential, SpeedScript program files, and standard
ASCII formats. The program is self-documenting as to operation.
Submitted by Robert Dickow <rdickow@groucho.mrc.uidaho.edu>
______________________________________________________________________
Administrivia:
This is about half of the stuff that was in the incoming directory.
More to come... (Next week maybe?)
Note, usually the comments describing a file are from the submitter
him/her/itself, so if you have any questions or flames or love letters
or whatever, you know who to contact. Those files that don't have any
submitter were uploaded by me. But, I won't take responsability for
those unless I wrote them.
telecom/kermit subvolume supersedes the files:
telecom/kermit
telecom/kermit.ini
telecom/c64ker.m65
sids/stereoplayer10p3 supersedes sids/stereo-sid.arc
ALL TYPOS COPYRIGHT 1990 BY ALEJANDRO LIU, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED!
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NOTICE: Due to my college studies, I can not possibly check what is
stored in this archive. What ever you download from here, you do at
your own risk. (If you want to volunteer to MODERATE this archive,
please send me e-mail, I will greately appreciate any help in this)
______________________________________________________________________
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Q-Link: Alejandro | UUCP: ...!usc!eduacliu@skat.usc.edu (Alex C. Liu) (03/22/90)
UX-Maze file update. (Send mail to this account with subject: Mail-Archive-Request and "help" in the body of the message for more information) ____________________________________________ | | As some of you already know, this server is going down in a month or | so. | One more thing, due to a mispelling from a nameless poster, I have | been receiving gobs of messages with: | Subject: Mail-Server-Request | help | | The Correct Subject line is: "Mail-Archive-Request" |____________________________________________ New files Submitted to the server. The following files have never been checked or validated because I no longer have time to check files. I have no idea what files are about nor if they work or if they are save. You download at your own risk. Also, since I no longer have time to updated the file descriptions, requesting a contents won't give you a description of the newest files, use INDEX command to get the newest files. Volume archivers Volume misc ================ =========== arcv7.1.sda disk_doubler.lnx ultimate.lynx ramview1.0 symass.sda Volume geos 1581msdos =========== mlass.doc ultima-v.arc window.doc new.system.error window.sda beyond512k.arc 64burst convert2.5 midi-interface.plans analogclock.sda midi-sid.desc rs232interface.pnt midi-sid.lnx rgbi-mono.plans Volume graphics videolib128.datab =============== raws/ readmac128.arc Volume telecom Volume games+demos ============== ================== teleterm128.lnx bach.fugue teleterm128.doc digitalacide.sda sabrina.prg Volume unix-support =================== contribkit.shar unhexf.c ______________________________________________________________________ NOTICE: Due to my college studies, I can not possibly check what is stored in this archive. What ever you download from here, you do at your own risk. (If you want to volunteer to MODERATE this archive, please send me e-mail, I will greately appreciate any help in this) ______________________________________________________________________ Alex C. Liu | INTERNET: acliu%skat@usc.edu Voice: (213) 749-2730 | BITNET: acliu%skat@gamera Q-Link: Alejandro | UUCP: ...!usc!edu