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I've just been given a Z80 based S100 system and a pile of manuals. Some of the manuals are Systems Group FDC-2800 Technical Manual, Systems Group HDC-2900 Technical Manual, BWS-100 Monitor User Manual, BWS 2010/2011 Technical Manul, DTC-10_1P Product Specs, DTC-520B Product Specs and some SME...

Having scanned in 6 pages of fine text Basic listing and then OCR'ing it and converting all the 0 to O and l (small L) to 1, etc. how can I convert it to a tokenized BAS file that loads and runs. Google hasnt been my friend finding a solution. Any help appreciated. Oh, file for TRS-80 Model 1...

There is available a CP/M version for a TRS-80 Model 1 (and my System 80 clone) but because of its roms, low memory starts at 4200h and the programs load at 4300h. So off the shelf CP/M programs dont work. I have the Turbo Pascal source code for the game Ladder but cant find how, if possible...

A friend has imaged a few hundred 8" disks recently using a Greasweazle with reasonable success. Many were Pulsar CP/M disks which I already had a diskdef entry (same as the 5.25" disks) for them and all files extract clean. Some were Pulsar TurboDOS disk and I was able built a diskdef entry...

Is there any way to load an ASCII file, originally written via Notepad in Windows, into Disc BASIC (NEWDOS/80) on a Model 1 ? There is no mention it can be done in the manual and Google hasnt been helpful. Is there a Windows program that can convert it also ? I wrote a simple file in Notepad...

I found a nice Adventure Game on an Excalibur 64 (and Aussie computer running CP/M 2.2) disk called "The Twilight Zone". It came compete with its C source code as well. However playing the game, it cant be completed due to an error found. The C code can be fixed but I have no idea what...

I recently got a copy of SuperWriter ver 1.02 for CP/M by Sorcim. I have scoured the internet looking for a Manual but with no luck. Does anyone know of a source of the manual or have one that could be scanned? Any help much appreciated and thanks. Alan