[comp.sys.atari.8bit] Atari Manuals

brett@pigpen (Brett S Bourbin) (08/05/88)

I have seen a few messages posted here about some of the old Atari manuals,
and if anyone wishes to buy mine, I would be happy to sell them.  I use to
program on the 800 in assembly language, but I have moved up to a 68000 and
only use the 8bitter to play some Lucasfilms games and M.U.L.E.

I have the Technical Notes (Hardware Manual, OS Manual, and OS Source code),
	   De Re Atari "All About Atari",
	   Atari Assembly Manuals
	   Inside Atari DOS which has the source code to DOS 2
along with the last four years of Antic and ANALOG magazines, but I think I
will hold on to them, unless someone really wants them.

The prices for this stuff, well, I don't really need it and if it would help
someone else, all the better.  I guess a small fee for shipping them out and
a few dollars would be enough.  I am not trying to make money off of this,
just trying to let others get some good use out of the manuals, as I did.


- Brett 
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normanb@pinhead.citi.umich.edu (David R. Richardson) (05/06/91)

I have seen references to various Atari manuals from the 800 days, including:

	The Operating System reference manual
	The Operating System source code manual
	Hardware Reference manual
	DOS reference manual
	DOS source code manual

and so on.  Can anyone tell me which of these actually exist, and which are
just different names for the same book.  A brief summary of what they contain
would also be helpful.  More importantly, does anyone know
if it is still possible to order them, and if so how.  If not, would anyone
be willing to provide a photocopy (I would be happy to pay duplication and
shipping costs)?


Thanks,
david richardson		IFS Project, University of Michigan
normanb@ifs.umich.edu		(313) 763-0594

AKH104@psuvm.psu.edu (05/08/91)

  The first three manuals come part of the Atari Tech. Ref. Notes package.
  That is the OS Ref Manual, OS source listing, and Hardware ref. Manual.
     This package is available for B&C COmputer Visions in CA.
    It is a $30 package? and is a must have for the ATari collector....
    when ordering Pick up the 1200XL Ref notes Addition...for $12...this
    you will need to see some of the changes from the 400/800 os to the
    1200XL os to the somewhat similiar XL/XE os.
  The Dos ref manual comes with whatever DOS you buy..2.0s, 2.0d?, 2.5....
  The Dos Source manual is a COmplete source listing of Atari Dos 2.0s
  by Compute! Books many, many eons ago...Howeve, if they don't have it
  which is almost definite then try B&C...if you're very, very lucky!
  L8tr.