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Thanks Bart, I couldn't recall it from 'in the day'. I quest it was a bit late for the trs-80 range

Is/was there a version of Python for the Model 1 ever available. I've just been asked and I have no idea!!

The March 2024 issue of TRS8BIT is now available from the downloads page at http://www.fabsitesuk.com/tandy/trs8bit1801.pdf Our 73rd. issue has the first news of the 2024 competition from George Phillips. There are articles from Ian Mavric on replacing Co-Co 2 keyboard membranes, a very...

I don't think you need the 'DEF' statement when using field

Have you placed it near an electrical field or magnet?

don't forget, Level 2.5 (TWOHAF) BASIC has many disk commands such as INSTR, MID$=, MKI$, MKS$, MKD$, (and conversions back), & (for HEX), DEF FN and DEF USR details are on George & Peter website, http://48k.ca/trs80gp.html or www.trs-80.org.uk

The December 2023 edition of TRS8BIT is now available from the Downloads page at www.trs-80.org.uk Thanks to everyone who has sent in such a super collection of articles for this edition. In this issue, the competition winner, Matt Boytim, explains, in detail, just how he managed to get his...

Thanks for info. Please may I use some of your photos and article for an article in the December newsletter. If the cartridges are easy to re-fill, I think the printer is entering into another 'lease-of-life' even if Mav's not too impressed with it ;)

1) The TRS8BIT competition - entries close on the 25NOV23, times running out to get you entries in! Full details are at http://48k.ca/comp2023.html 2) If you're intending to write an article for the December edition of TRS8BIT, please would you get them to me by the end of November. (At the...

The September 2023 edition of TRS8BIT is now available from the Downloads page at www.trs-80.org.uk In this issue (one of the largest September issues ever!). Ian Mavric reports what to look for at the T.A.2023, gives us the low-down on M3 & M4 power supplies and continues his article on...

perhaps it was attached to a Teletype (or similar) with a paper-tape read/write device?

Hi Wellswang - Please to see your M1 working OK. Please may I use a couple of your photos for a short article in the Sept edition of TRS8BIT. (see trs-80.org.uk) Full accreditation will be given. I wonder if any others have had problems with the typo over the years?

That is NOT in any way, shape or form, a useless video. Just for a 'few dollars' you upgraded a 16K M1 to 48K. Back in the day, you would have needed Aladin's Lamp to achieve that!! If you can create a .pdf file, I would be honoured to host it at trs-80.org.uk and also feature it in the...

The June 2023 of TRS8BIT is now available from the downloads page at www.trs-80.org.uk. There’s some really exciting news from within the 80 pages, not the least of which is the major upgrade to trs80gp. On top of that, thanks to George Phillips, there’s details of the enhancement to Level 2...

The March 2023 edition of TRS8BIT is now available, from the downloads page at www.trs-80.org.uk In this, 90+ page edition, Ted Fried run a Model 1 on a ‘NABU’. E.T. Fonhume creates a BASIC one-liner time-tunnel. Tim Halloran shows how to run a M1 from a USB A connection. Peter Phillips, Clive...

Ira - Thanks for that, I live in hope for all these silly wish-list things!! The local Post Office still cannot take international parcels! I'll get the TRS-80 5.25 disks off to you asap. I'll shout before I send them of course.

Rainer, thanks for your help, but these programs are from the 'Cornsoft Group'. They don't have the same enhancements ;(

No, I think the Misosys was much later, 1986ish. The Enhanced BASIC was early 1980, according to the Harding's Catalogue. It was cassette based software, for a M1 L2 16K setup. I was hoping if there was a copy about, I could get it running with an Aculab Floppy Tape system (using trs80gp of...

Does anyone have a copy (or info. of), the 'Enhanced BASIC' program, as advertised on the attached .jpg file. It was available in the UK from AJ Harding (Molimerx). It's in the Harding's catalogue, which is available from the download page at trs-80.org.uk

I found these images on the interweb. I hope they're of some help. Would be very interested to hear how you get on as there are many WE disks kicking about. I think 40 track SDSS as the best bet!