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      • 1: CommentAuthorguma
      • CommentTime10 Jun 2012 20:06
       
      ->link<-

      Zastanawiam się czy jest gdzieś do zassania, posiadam wszystkie dyskietki i zastanawiam się czy warto robić disk image
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        CommentAuthormiker
      • CommentTime11 Jun 2012 18:06
       
      Ktoś gdzieś pytał, ale nie widzę nigdzie wyników.

      Dumpuj waść! :)
      • 3: CommentAuthorguma
      • CommentTime11 Jun 2012 19:06
       
      Na tą chwilę mam tyle, gdzie to uploadować ???


      PD1 - long digital music demos. This disk contains 4 edited sampled music
      demos. The music was sampled from the actual recording, and has been re-
      mixed to play up to 1.5 mins. This disk is DS/SD and contains: Star Trekin'
      and Equinox, as well as two mixed demos. Also included is the 'phone demo.
      Here a telephone rings 5 times, and then a droopy voice says:"It's for
      you-oo!".

      PD2 - the Programmer's Speech Tool (P.S.T). This disk contains 14 speech
      samples that can be used in your own BASIC programs. The disk contains
      extensive documentation, all the samples (E.g. "great score!", "hello"),
      runner software, and a demo of its use. SS/SD disk.

      PD3 - the music machine. This is an early forerunner of D.M.S. It is very
      simple, but allows you to use the 19 digitized sounds supplied to be
      played using the keyboard or joystick, and also has a very simple editor
      for creating runable BASIC code. The disk may be a good introduction to
      digitized sounds, but D.M.S is recommended for more serious work. The
      commercial software Digi-Studio is the best of all! See later in this
      catalogue. SS/DD disk.

      PD4 - the "this and that" disk. This disk contains something for everyone.
      It contains some graphics demos, an adventure, a maze game, 2 new versions
      of DOS (compatable with 2.x), a share buying simulation, a sound fx
      program in Turbo-BASIC (Turbo required to run this program), some music,
      and a demo created with D.M.S (not required to run this program). SS/SD
      disk.

      PD5 - Dean's Desktop System (DDS). This is a simple (very!) operating
      environment. It is based around a main section, and has a calculator,
      real-time clock, a diary, a simple database, and its own DOS. SS/SD disk.

      PD6 - long digital music demos 2. Another disk similar to PD1, but with
      new music. This is a single density, double sided disk, and contains:
      Relax, The Bill, Don't look back, and 720.

      PD7 (*) - D.S.I.L. Another program for using digitized sounds to create
      music. It is more advanced than PD3, and is a language based version. It
      contains the language(only a few commands!), a compiler to turn tunes into
      BASIC, and a keyboard player. It also contains samples, and demo tunes, as
      well as an on-disk user guide. DS/DD disk.

      PD8 (*) - Education disk 1 (counting and maths). This disk contains 6
      educational programs designed for children just starting maths. Most have
      digitized speech. They introduce methods of counting and maths by using
      storylines to get the child involved. This is a SS/SD disk.

      PD9 - "this and that" 2. Another disk full of all sorts of programs.
      Included are more graphics and sound fx demos. Also included is
      "framewords" - a game based on the T.V. quiz "the frame game", Mathquiz -
      a maths tester with software speech, Tables - to test the times table,
      Test card - to help adjust your T.V., XR40 - a new text reader, Numbers -
      a strategy game against the computer (a contribution from another user),
      ATAFLEET - a great demo from a BBS, and Appliance calculator to work out
      how much things cost to run. All this comes on a SS/SD disk.

      PD10 - BBK art. A great PD arts package. Loads koala and other format
      pictures. Has many features found in expensive commercial packages. Loads
      of koala format pictures are included, including many from commercial
      games, and also a few fonts. SS/DD disk.

      PD11 - APAC (Any Point Any Colour) demo disk. Loads full colour, full
      shade pictures (up to 256 colours on screen at any time). Includes loads
      of pictures. Note: some pictures not suitable for viewing by children.
      DS/SD disk.

      PD12 - Music&graphics demo disk. Contains a few great graphics and music
      demos in machine code. Loader included. Note: some demos not suitable for
      viewing by children. DS/SD disk.

      PD13 - Graphics demos written in both Basic and M/C. Also a few with
      music. Menu loader included. DS/SD disk.

      PD14 - Voice Master demo disk. A demo disk of the Voice Master digitizer
      system. Contains a talking calculator and keyboard, as well as a couple of
      other demos. SS/SD disk.

      PD15 - Parrot demo disk. This is the demo disk for the Parrot II sampling
      system. It contains some demo music, which is superb! On the other side is
      a Max Headroom demo. DS/SD disk.

      PD16 - DOS XE. The latest official Atari DOS, which supports the XF551 (in
      double sided!!), and all other drives. On the other side is a mod. for
      SpartaDos 3.2d, which will allow high speed using the XF551 when used with
      SpartaDos. NOTE: this disk has no docs. for DOS XE. DS/SD disk.

      PD17 - Games 1. This one contains a Karate game on side 1, and Cave pac-
      man, Fortress, Scramble, Hoppo, Pogo, and Wordfind on side 2. DS/SD disk.

      PD18 - DOS 4. This DOS was developed by Atari for use with DS drives. It
      is now PD. It has all the docs. on the disk. DOS 2 disks will need
      converting to DOS 4 format (convertor on disk) before use. This is quite a
      nice DOS, and well worth a try. SS/SD disk.

      PD19 - Digitized graphics 1. Contains loads of mode 9 graphics pictures,
      with a viewer and printer for Epson printers. This disk contains loads of
      pics. from Moonlighting and ALF. It also has a few others. Note: some
      pictures on this disk are not suitable for viewing by children. DS/SD
      disk.

      PD20 - Games 2. Another disk full of games. Contains Crazy Egon, Jack the
      digger, Smurfs, Big quest, Kung Fu, and loads more. DS/SD disk.

      PD21 - Utilities 1. A disk full of utilities. Has GOS (like a small
      desktop system), Koala dumps, a couple of utils. for the 1020 plotter,
      ramdisk utils., graphics convertor, disk RPM measure, and loads more (too
      many to list!). DS/SD disk.

      PD22 - Dong/Crockford demos. Demos from these two famous Lucasfilm
      programmers. Contains some great demos. DS/SD disk.

      PD23 - Basic music&Hanover show. Side A contains a few music demos written
      in Basic. Side B contains a graphics and music demo from the Hanover show
      (good stuff!). DS/SD disk.

      PD24 (*) - Pryzm. This is a new 256 colours arts package. This version is
      only a taster. The full version sells for $15.00. Contains all doc. files.
      Note: The screen flickers during use because of the interrupts. It will
      probably be the same on the full version. DS/SD disk.

      PD25 - Digitized graphics 2. Another collection of mode 9 graphics files.
      Contains all sorts, including: teenwolf,Whitney,Farrah, Pee Wees play
      house and lots more! SD/DS disk.

      PD26 - Utilities 2. Side A has lots more docs. for Turbo-basic. Side B has
      MEC-DOS, a command DOS based on MS-DOS. DS/SD disk.

      PD27 - More music/graphics demos. Some in Basic, some in M/C. A good
      collection! SD/DS disk.

      PD28 - Games 3. More games including: Awari,Biker Dave, Boxin, Dark star,
      risky rescue, and lots more. Note: some of the games on this disk require
      a translator to run on XL/XE machines. DS/SD disk.

      PD29 - The journey into sound demo. This is a DS/DD disk crammed with
      digitized music and sounds. Contains: Ghostbusters, more 720 degrees, Eve
      of the war, and lots more!

      PD30 - Side A of this disk contains Video Jukebox. This plays Pokey Player
      tunes (loads on the disk), while it displays pictures from many different
      formats, and converts them to other formats. Side B contains picture
      bender, which loads picture files (some on disk), and allows you to do
      strange things with them (good stuff!!). This is a DS/SD disk.

      PD31 - Side A of this disk contains TETRIX, which is a great version of
      Tetris (the make-the-lines-out-of-shapes game). It is, in fact, a
      shareware program, and invites you to make a donation to your local
      group/club. Side B contains the "bouncing ball demo", by Bob Armour. This
      is a superb demo, and really shows what an Atari can do! DS/SD disk.

      PD32 - DAISY DOT III. This is a new updated version of II, and is SUPERB.
      This version can be customized at the press of a key to work with: Epson,
      Star SG/10X, C. Itoh, Mannesmann-Tally 9-pin graphics printers, and even
      the trusty old Atari XMM801! This disk contains the print program, a font
      editor and customizer, all docs. and 9 fonts. Quite simply, if you have
      one of the printers listed, then you NEED this disk. This version is the
      shareware version. A full version with even more features is offered from
      the author for $25. This is a DS/SD disk.

      PD33 - Antic AMP demo. This is a demo disk for Antic magazine by
      Price/Gilbertson. BRILLIANT!! On side 2 is a German version of DOS 2.5
      (I'm sure you'll find a use for this!!). This is a SD/DS disk.

      PD34 - Digitized graphics 3. Another collection of mode 9 pictures. This
      disk includes miss piggy, Monroe, and loads more. DS/SD disk.

      PD35 (*) - GIF v2.0. This is the Atari version of the Graphic Interchange
      Format. It allows you to download pictures for other computers, and
      convert them for use on the Atari. The disk contains quite a few pictures,
      and loads of docs. DS/SD disk.

      PD36 (*) - Textpro 4+. A very popular great PD Wordprocessor. All docs.
      are included on the disk. SS/SD disk. The manual for this disk is very
      long, and so a print-out will have to be #1.50.

      PD37 - Utilities 3. This is a disk full of utils. for the 1020 plotter. I
      don't own one of these, so I can't say what they all do, but there are
      lots of them! DS/DD disk.

      PD38 - Digitized graphics 4. Another disk full of digitized graphics. This
      disk takes a slightly different format to the others, because this one was
      written by a user here in the UK. They could be printed out using the
      loader on the other 3 disks. Pictures include lots of film pictures,
      Mrs.Thatcher, and lots more! DS/SD disk.

      PD39 - Pictures/HTT demos. Side 1 of this disk contains lots of pictures
      by the same author as PD38. These are not digitized, but are great to look
      at! Side 2 contains some new demos from the high-tech-team and tron. Good
      stuff! DS/SD disk.

      PD40 (*) - ANALOG programs. This disk contains various programs from
      ANALOG magazine, which we believe are now PD. The disk contains something
      for everyone. A few M/C games, a spelling checker, and other utilities. A
      doc. file is on the disk. A fine collection. A MUST! DS/SD disk.

      PD41 - SEEPIC/Picture Pirate. Another disk full of pictures. Side 1
      contains various pics. Side B has pictures taken from games. DS/DD disk.

      PD42 (*) - Snapshot. This disk allows 130XE (or upgraded 800XL) owners to
      use their extra 64K as a 2nd computer. You can then run applications in
      one "computer", and switch to the "other". A doc. file is included, but
      note this disk is by no means intended for novices, and you will need a
      fair knowledge to be able to use this disk. SS/SD disk.

      THERE NOW FOLLOWS A LARGE SELECTION OF GAMES DISKS, WHICH ALL TAKE THE
      SAME FORMAT. THEY ALL HAVE A MENU ON THE DISK, BUT HAVE NO INSTRUCTIONS,
      EXCEPT WHERE SUPPLIED IN THE PROGRAM. MOST OF THE GAMES ARE WRITTEN IN
      BASIC, BUT SOME ARE IN M/C. NOT ALL ARE ARCADE. SOME ARE ADVENTURES, AND
      SOME ARE MIND GAMES. ALL ARE DOUBLE SIDED, AND SINGLE DENSITY. THERE MAY
      BE SOME GAMES WHICH APPEAR ON MORE THAN ONE DISK, AND SOME GAMES MAY BE ON
      PAGE 6 DISKS. WE APOLOGISE FOR THIS, BUT IT IS VERY TIME-CONSUMING TO TRY
      AND TAKE THESE OFF. SOME GAMES MAY REQUIRE A TRANSLATOR TO RUN. SOME DISKS
      APPEAR TO HAVE FAR MORE GAMES ON THAN OTHERS. THIS IS BECAUSE SOME GAMES
      TAKE UP MORE SPACE THAN OTHERS.

      PD43 - Games 4. Contains: submarine, devils, convoy, goldrush, missle1,
      invader, landern, missle2, gun fight, surround, orbits, robot war, black
      jack, frog, adventure, word square, maze 3D, paddle ball, pro bowl, tank
      trap, leprechin, snakes, wild west.
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        CommentAuthorKaz
      • CommentTime6 Jul 2012 22:07
       
      Guma, sie pytasz. Juz nie jedna taka kolekcje wciagnelismy, to i tej damy rade. Ile to zajmuje MB?