Timex Sinclair Public Domain Library Tape 2003

Developer(s): Tony Willing
Date: 198x
Type: Cassette
Platform(s): TS 2068

One of a series of library tapes. Programs on these tapes were renamed to a number series. This tape contained programs 20083 to 20120. These tapes were compiled by Tony Willing.

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Machine language disassembler in BASIC.
A complete table of the possible combinations of PAPER and INK attributes available on the 2068. Entered from Roger Valentine’s
Checkers like game.
Plays his Ode to Joy.
Demonstrates the use of binary numbers and calculates them from other number systems.
Yet another biorhythm plotter.
Calculates the number of calories burned in a given period of time for a wide variety of exercises.
Generates inserts for plastic cassette boxes.
Add chords to tunes written with beep. Chords are played by the AY-3-8910 sound chip.
Utility that helps you design electronic circuits.
A 2068 version archival copying utility.
Plays the song.
Plays several South American songs.
Plays the classic song.
One of a pair of programs that are supposed to allow “mail merge” letters to a database.
Sophisticated data base program, based on the original MULTIFILE written for the ZX81.
With File 1, support for mail merging letters.
Calculate how much home you can afford, based on several factors.
Utility for making catalogues of the programs cassette tapes.
Bomb the city. From Tim Hartnell’s The Timex Sinclair 2068 Explored.
A utility demonstrating a number of different effects made possible by the SOUND command.
Shoot the aliens.
Displays information about streams and channels. Poke converts all PRINT statements in a program to LPRINT.
Plays Bette Midler’s song.
A machine code program that traces and lists the variables used in a BASIC program.
Displays a 24 hour clock, useful for ham shacks.

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