ZXir QLive Alive! v9 n4

Date: Winter 1999
Volume: 9
Issue: 4
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Articles

TitleDescriptionComputers
Changing the Permanent Screen Attributes From Within a HiSoft Pascal ProgramThe ZX Spectrum and the Timex/Sinclair 2068 have four screen attributes which are controlled in Sinclair basic by the key words ink, paper, bright & flash. These attributes can be either temporary — affecting only the current text, or, they can be permanent — affecting the entire screen.Timex/Sinclair 2068, Type-in program
From the Chairman's DiskI finally learned enough about my new PC bought in September. I bought a Compaq Presario 5715 which has a 13 Gig hard-drive, ZIP drive and the usual other enhancements. A Lexmark Z11 printer and a USB Visioneer scanner filled out the list of extras that I needed.
Input/OutputLetters from Joe Rampolla, Antonio Castro, Jack Boatwright, Jim Mach, William Girnius, Larry Kenny, Rod Gowen, Al Feng, Mike Kandrac, Douglas Dunbar, Dean Mikolajczyk, Alvin Albrecht, Jay Shepard, Joan Kealy, Ron Gilvert, David Lassov, Don Lambert, Luke Perry, George Zimmerman, John Kasza, Frank Davis, Jeff Burrell, Dane Stegman.
Z80 WorkshopA computer based on the Z-80 operates in the same manner as any other machine be it micro, mini or mainframe. Before we can discuss the Z-80 and its use in any detail, it is first necessary to describe the operation of a typical microcomputer.

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