Box 234 - Various Documents Exidy & Commodore
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SPEC (Sorcerer Program Exchange Club), later called ESC (European Sorcerer Club) Newsletters Number 1 - 43 covering the period April 1979 - June 1984
ACCumulator - The Newsletter of the Amateur Computer Club
Volume 7 Nos 5 /6 (1980)
Volume 8 Nos 1-6 (1980/1)
Volume 9 Nos 1-6 (1981/2)
Volume 10 Nos 1-6 (1982/3)
Hisoft Pascal 3
Sorcerer Character Set Standard Definitions
The Sorcerer Monitor
Eprom Programmer Data Sheets
Various documents relating to PASCAL
Commodore Pet brochure
March Communications brochure
Various leaflets relating to Sorcerer System Software
Supersoft Program & Supplies
Brochure for the Tuscan S100
Compusoft / Sorcerer Software Releases/Prices
Copy Brochure for NACSOM-1
Copy Brochure for NASCOM-2
Copy Leaflet for Exidy Computers
Paper relating to FOCUS Microcomputer Number System
Paper entitled Speed Up the fast Fourier transform
Paper relating to the use of Game Joysticks for Sorcerer Games/software
Documents relating to Z80 Machine code
Document relating to Editor for BASIC instructions
MX-80 Epson Dot Matrix Printer Operation Manual and other related documents
Documents relating top BUS Systems and a European format Standard BUS
Documents relating to DPX - Development PAC Extension for the Sorcerer Computer
The Word Processor PAC - A Professional Word Processing System for the Sorcerer Computer
Excas and EXBASIC Reference Manual
Standard BASIC for the Sorcerer
Sorcery Brews
Sorcerer Technical Manual
Documents relating to Sorcerer REVAS
TRS-80 Scripsit Training program
Mostex Z80 Microcomputer Devices Technical Manual MK3880 CPU
Zilog Z-80 and Z-80A PIO Product Specification
TRS-80 Microcomputer Technical Reference Handbook
Document relating to the use RS-232C in connection with the TRS-80
TRS-80 Set Up document
INS8255 Programmable Peripheral Interface
Western Digital FD 179X-02 Floppy Disk Formatter/Control Family
Various 5.25 floppy disks connected to the TRS-80, Scripsit programs etc.
Fastplan - Financial Planning on a Micro
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