| A Proposal for the Creation of a True Type Font for Documenting and Archiving of Sinclair Program Listing | A few weeks ago one of my Timex/Sinclair utilities decided that it would no longer load so I found myself having to retype the program from a copy of the line-list. I was lucky to have made a hard copy using my Alphacom thermal printer, however, I went to fetch it I found — to | Timex/Sinclair 1000, Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| Creating Your Own TS-2068 Character Set | One of the features that made me get my 2068 was the possibility of changing the character set. But, it didn’t seem to be worth the trouble until I saw the special alphabet used in a program that was shown at a recent TUG meeting. | Timex/Sinclair 2068, Type-in program |
| Emulators | List of emulators across various platforms. | |
| Input/Output | Letters from will Knight, Joan Kealy, Tim Swenson, John Donaldson, Leon Howell, Don Lambert, Jay Shepard, Jose Moreno, Paul Harris, Peter Liebert-Adelt, Jeff Burrell, Dick Dryon, Dave Bennett, Uwe Schonewolf. | |
| Structured SuperBasic 2.6.2 | Structured SuperBasic (SSB) is a program that takes SuperBasic programs written in the SSB style and converts them to full running SuperBasic programs. Structured SuperBasic supports the following features: No Line Numbers Blank Lines Between Lines of Code Labels for GOTO’s and GOSUB’s Conditional Compilation (#IFDEF) Multiple Part Programs (#INCLUDE) Structured SuperBasic programs are written in any text editor and converted with the SSB program. | Sinclair QL |
| The Font | The Font This font is based on the Sinclair ZX Spectrum ROM character set and it’s 8×8 grid. It is released as healthware, which means that if you use it, you will live through a happy and joyful life. (Like the joke about milk – Why is milk healthy? | |
| The Trials and Tribulations of Reading an MSDOS Text File Disk | Program to read MSDOS files on an AERCO disk drive. | Timex/Sinclair 1000, Type-in program |
| The Z88 Source Book | The Z88 Source Book is designed to be a good reference on the Z88, how to interface it with the world, how to do things with it, what products are/were available, and what dealers carry them. | Cambridge Z88 |
| Union City Man Conveys His Love For Computers | About Tim Swenson. | Cambridge Z88, Sinclair QL, Timex/Sinclair 1000 |
| ZX96 - A Professional System Based on the ZX81 | [Figure: Photo of the ZX96 system] The following noticeable advantages to the original ZX81 are present in the ZX96 System: 1. Contact-secure bus system (DIN 41612, 64 Pins). 2. A regular standard AT computer keyboard. 3. Memory expansion possible when more memory is required. 4. A modern mass storage concept (floppy disk and fixed disk). | Timex/Sinclair 1000 |
