Wes Brzozowski

Location: New York

Articles (73)

TitleAuthor(s)PublicationDate
64 Column BASIC
The 64 column utilities in the 2068 technical manual do work, but they are not easy to use from Basic....		SyncWare NewsSeptember/October 1985
A Phrase Book of Computerese
Glossary of phrases common to the computer industry with common-sense translations. May contain sarcasm.		ZX-AppealDecember 1986
An Extra Simple Spectrum EmulatorSincus NewsFebruary 1985
Bug AlertSincus NewsSeptember 1984
Can We Talk? On Communicating ComputersSincus NewsNovember - December 1986
Computer MilestonesCATS NewsletterJune 1986
Computers and Crystal BallsSincus NewsJanuary 1984
Computus Interruptus
Originally published in SINCUS News.		ZXir QLive Alive!Fall 1994
Computus Interruptus 2ZXir QLive Alive!Spring 1995
Computus Interruptus, Part 1
Or, The Joy Of Using Interrupts On Your Computer  “All right”, comes the chorus, “what’s an interrupt, and why should...		Sincus NewsJanuary 1985
Computus Interruptus, Part 2
How Does The Demonstrator Work?  Pretty well! Seriously, let’s first look at what the demonstrator sets up in memory, and...		Sincus NewsFebruary 1985
Computus Interruptus, Part 3
If you try to relocate the machine code to the same 16K memory block as the display file (16-32K), you...		Sincus NewsApril 1985
Computus Interruptus, Part 4
The interrupt driven print-screen program we’ve been playing with is just about “all used up” as a learning tool. Its...		Sincus NewsMay - August 1985
Computus Interruptus, Part 5
Non-Maskable Interrupts You’ll need an “NMI Switch”, RAM in the DOCK bank and the ability to copy the T/S 2068...		Sincus NewsNovember - December 1985
Computus Interruptus, Part 6
Now, it’s time to fire up your T/S 2068. Type in and RUN the listing below. This must be done...		Sincus NewsMarch - April 1986
Computus Interruptus, Part 7
Now we’ll cover a couple of tricks we can do because the maskable interrupt is synchronized with the computer’s video...		Sincus NewsJuly - August 1986
Computus Interruptus, Part 8
Now we’ll return to the interrupt driven sprite program. When you type RANDOMIZE USR 64776 to start the program, the...		Sincus NewsSeptember - October 1986
Digitize Sound from Tape
Short machine language program to demonstrate sampling audio from the tape input jack.		Sincus NewsMarch - April 1986
Forum
Make Mscript work with Tasman interface; 2040 printer and Memotech 16K RAM; pull-up resistors on data lines; load amp circuit;...		SyncWare NewsJul-Aug 1985
Getting the Right Proportions
Before reading too far into this, go grab a newspaper or some other publication that has print laid out in...		Wes BrzozowskiTimex Sinclair Users Group Mile High Chapter NewsletterAug 1987
Getting the Right Proportions
Printing with proportional fonts.		ZX-AppealJanuary 1988
Getting the Right Proportions
Printing with proportional fonts.		Sincus NewsJuly - August 1987
Input/Output
Letters from Robert Dyl, David Lassov, Dave Bennett, Wes Brzozowski, Thomas Simon, Gyro Burns, Ruth Fegley, Gertie Anderson		ZXir QLive Alive!Winter 1994
Input/Output
Letters from Wes Brzozowski, Edwin Phillips, R. Arthur Gindin		ZXir QLive Alive!Fall 1994
Interface Zero on an Oliger 2068 Read BoardLISTing NewsletterJuly 1985
Ireg 1000
The TS1000 owners manual states (p. 123) that upon return from machine code, the I register must have the value...		SyncWare NewsSept-Oct 1986
LettersLISTing NewsletterJuly 1985
Letters from Wes Brzozowski, Edwin Phillips, R. Arthur Gindin.ZXir QLive Alive!Fall 1994
Letters to LISTLISTing NewsletterApril 1985
MilestonesSincus NewsMay - June 1986
Milestones
Brief overview/review of history of personal computers.		ZX-AppealJune 1986
Modems and the Phone Line: A Cautionary TaleLISTing NewsletterApril 1992
Modems and the Phone Line: A Cautionary TaleSincus NewsMarch - April 1987
More About … the Mystery of the Missing 253
Part 2 of a series of articles about the extended bank switching feature of the TS2068.		Time Designs MagazineSeptember/October 1986
Navigating Through the Display File Jungle
Those who’ve manipulated the nice orderly display file on the ZX-81/TS-1000 have been somewhat perplexed by the T/S 2068. Yes,...		Sincus NewsMay - June 1986
Navigating Through the Display File JungleCATS NewsletterAug 1986
On Fingers and the Timex-Sinclair Video DisplaySincus NewsMarch - April 1986
PEEK: A Member
Our PEEK*a Member subject for this month took us to the home of Wes Brzozowski, an electrical engineer by occupation...		Sincus NewsJuly - August 1983
ROM DisassemblySincus NewsJanuary - February 1987
ROM DisassemblySincus NewsNovember - December 1986
Running the Unrunnable Spectrum ProgramsSincus NewsApril 1985
Screen CopySLUG NewsletterSpecial Edition
Speculations on Things That Might Have BeenSincus NewsDecember 1984
The Brick Wall In Your ComputerSincus NewsNovember - December 1985
The Brick Wall In Your ComputerSincus NewsMarch 1984
The Brick Wall In Your ComputerSincus NewsSeptember - October 1985
The Brick Wall In Your Computer, Part 2Sincus NewsMay 1984
The Brick Wall In Your Computer, Part 3Sincus NewsJune 1984
The Brick Wall In Your Computer, Part 3Sincus NewsJanuary - February 1986
The Fame & The Glory
And now, here are a few more words about the last contest. First, we would like to thank all of...		SyncWare NewsMar-Apr 1986
The Interface Zero: Adding Microdrives to Your 2068Sincus NewsMarch 1985
The Mystery of the Missing 253
When Timex released its Technical Manual for the TS2068, we learned how to add memory to and switch between its...		Time Designs MagazineJuly/August 1986
The Mystery of the Missing 253, Part FourTime Designs MagazineJanuary/February 1987
The Mystery of the Missing 253, Part ThreeTime Designs MagazineNovember/December 1986
The Mystery of the Missing 253: Conclusion
Part 5 of series of articles about bank switching as originally designed in the TS 2068.		Time Designs MagazineMarch/April 1987
The Sincus Light PenSincus NewsSeptember - October 1986
The Sincus Light Pen TS2068: An Experimental ProjectSinc-LinkJanuary/February 1991
TS1000 Keyboard AdditionSincus NewsMay - August 1985
Universal LROS/AROS Development BoardSincus NewsNovember 1984
Universal LROS/AROS/Development Board SchematicSincus NewsNovember - December 1985
Update 2: Interface Zero ResistorSincus NewsApril 1985
UpdatesSincus NewsMay - August 1985
UpdatesSincus NewsMarch 1985
UpdatesSincus NewsJanuary - February 1987
Warning: A Highly Addictive Word PuzzleSincus NewsJanuary - February 1986
What Do You Think About Multiple Part ArticlesSincus NewsJanuary - February 1986
Where Do We Go From HereSincus NewsNovember - December 1985
Where Do We Go From Here
Using ZX Spectrum in America.		Sincus NewsDecember 1984
Where Do We Go From HereSincus NewsOctober 1984
Where Do We Go From Here
Ordering from Britain.		Sincus NewsNovember 1984
Where Do We Go From HereSincus NewsAugust 1984
Where Do We Go From Here?Sincus NewsSeptember 1984
Where Do We Go From Here?Sincus NewsJune 1984

Products (1)

TitleCompany
Clone
Make backup copies of programs, including Spectrum software.		2K Express

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64 Column BASICProgramDownload
ArcscratchProgram
CloneProgram2K Express, RMG EnterprisesDownload
Proportional PrintingProgram
Sprite 2Program

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Videos (1)

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Timex Sinclair Online User Group meeting June 6, 2022
This meeting features Thomas B. Woods, Wes Brzozowski, Jeff Mazur, Tim Horner, Ryan Gray, Jeff Burrell and Stewart Newfeld.		June 6, 2022
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