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American 3
Title:American 3
Category:Game/Compilation
Release Date:
Language:English
Size:16K
Machine:PAL & NTSC
Code Type:Basic
Distribution:Freeware
Released by:The Plus/4 Users' Group (PLUG)
Distributed by:Independent Computer Products User Group (ICPUG)
Notes:A compilation of PD demos and utilities, written by various authors from USA and released by PLUG. Distributed in Europe by ICPUG one year later during December 1987.
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This Compilation Contains
Color Menu
The Grapher
Snoopy Pilot
PLUG Screen
Color Key
Quilt Pattern
Highway Signs
Chemist
Europe Capitals
Cyclotron
Michelson
Random Modeling
The Planets
Solar System
Mortgage Investment-Money-Interest
Weekly Graph
Monthly Report
Invoice List
Bond Yield
Property Evaluation
Gas Mileage
Synthesizer (PLUG)
Boom Box Waltz
Chariots Of Fire
Krazy Keyboard
Choo Choo Train
I Saw Three Ships
Machine Code To Data Statements (broken)
Super Scratch
P/4 Term Utility
Display BAM
REL/SEQ Convert
Byte Size
Screen 53
Futuristic Font
Family Tree
Wake Up Call
Centerit
+4 Menu
1525 Commands
Display Msg
Sample Menu
Double Height Text
See Seqfile
Dummy Target Display Program
Target Setup Display
Eicholz Corner


READ.THIS.WP
The collection comes with a text which describes it as an initial word processor's file. The transcription of its contents follows.

   PLUG LIBRARY  --- Disk PH            
Copyright 1986 by
The Plus/4 Users' Group
*************************
** NOTE: Make a backup **
** copy . . . NOW! **
*************************

PLUG strongly believes in preser-
ving software copyrights. If you find
anything here that shouldn't be,
please notify PLUG, the Plus/4 Users'
Group, Box 1001, Monterey, CA 93942.
---
There are amazing programs here.
The quality keeps improving as more
and more of you explore the capabil-
ities of the Plus/4 -- and your own
abilities, too.

By now, you should know what
to do to use all the programs on
this disk. Briefly, though, just
pick a program that you want to try,
DLOAD it, and RUN it.

Some notes:

*P/4 UTILITY is a magical thing
written by Dennis Larson. It takes
a file created by the Plus/4's
built-in word processor (a file like
this one) and duplicates it as a
standard SEQ file that you can read
with SEE SEQFILE or any other SEQ
file reader. Try it! For one thing,
you'll discover that the new SEQ file
is about half the size of the old
one. P/4 UTILITY can be useful if
you want to upload text files over a
modem.
*Michael Kaszubski and his crew
have created two new fonts for the
Plus/4 -- FUTURISTIC FONT (just
DLOAD it and RUN it) and SCREEN 53
(DLOAD 'SCREEN 53.PRG'). You won't
believe these at first. Press the
RESET button after you're through
with these.
*Use COLOR KEY BOOT to run COLOR
KEY.ML. The 'ML' means 'machine
language' -- you can't just DLOAD an
ML program. (LIST the 'boot' pro-
gram to find out how ML programs are
LOADed.)
*Some of the UTILITY programs re-
quire some experimenting to show
what they do. Practice on a disk
that you don't mind trashing. BYTE
SIZE is interesting -- it will show
you the wide differences in the ac-
tual size of files. A 1 block file
can contain a lot, or just about
nothing.
*Use SEE SEQFILE to read EARLY
ÄAYS OF +4, an interesting press
release from 1984.
*Finally, there's a whole section
on this disk prepared by Raymond J.
Eicholz. All the programs under the
heading 'EICHOLZ CORNER' go together
and can be accessed by DLOADing the
first file in the group, RUN THIS!
From there, a re-loading menu will
lead you back and forth. Most of
the files contain information on con-
verting specific magazine programs to
run on the Plus/4, but some more of
Raymond's outstanding graphics are
in this section also.

Keep those programs coming in!

And -- keep on PLUG-ing!

Calvin Demmon
Dec. 1986

Note from ICPUG, December 1987:-
This disk, and notices above is
received in good faith that the
programs herreon are public domain.
If that is not so please contact the
Plus 4 librarian.
Richard G Hunt




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