A.C.E. - Issue 21 - June 1989

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A.C.E. - Issue 26 - November 1989

A.C.E. - Issue 27 - December 1989

A.C.E. - Issue 28 - January 1990

A.C.E. - Issue 29 - February 1990

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A.C.E. - Issue 31 - April 1990

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A.C.E. - Issue 38 - November 1990

Another Disk Editor 64 -The usual disk doc with options to change colors, reset drive, search for a string (slowly), fill an area, get a checksum, and read drive memory, among others.  mach language for speed, novel display.  the command menu is not on screen, but can be viewed by pressing '?'.

Don't know a whole lot about this program other than I really like it. AA Menu is a disk menu / program launcher that is nicely laid out with two columns and arrow key selection. It can be used on any disk without having to create a menu by hand.

BASIC 128 is an optimizing BASIC compiler for the Commodore BASIC 128 that makes your programs faster and more efficient.  BASIC128 has all of the options of the well-known BASIC 64 compiler and contains additional important new features, such as complete compatibility with BASIC 7.0 and an improved code generator.

Abacus COBOL is designed to help users learn to program on the 64 or 128 in COBOL. It features syntax-checking editor, compiler, an interpreter, crunch function to reduce memory size, sample programs, and symbolic debugging tools such as breakpoint, trace, and single step. The program supports a subset of ANSI COBOL 74. Here's a link to the manual.

Seeing as 2020 is the year of Covid-19 and people everywhere are out of work, and unemployement agencies are still running COBOL, there is a huge demand for COBOL programmers.  This could be your ticket to a new career.

This is the handbook to your SUPER Pascal Development System for the Commodore 64 and 128. The minimum hardware required to run SUPER Pascal is a C-64 (or C-128 in C64 mode), a 1541, and a television or monitor. A second disk drive and printer will let you take full advantage of SUPER Pascal.

This handbook is designed to help you understand the workings of SUPER Pascal, assuming that you have had experience in the Pascal language. It is not a basic course in Pascal, and makes no claims to that effect. Before using SUPER Pascal, you should be familiar with the PASCAL language and how it works.

SUPER Pascal is a complete implementation of "Standard Pascal", based on the "Pascal User Manual and Report" (or "The Pascal Bible") by Kathleen Jensen and Niklaus Wirth. You’ll find SUPER Pascal to be one of the most comprehensive Pascal systems ever offered for C-64 or similar machines. One of the problems with the C-64 is the slow transfer of data between computer and disk drive (250- 400 bytes per second); SUPER Pascal solves that problem, allowing you to transfer 1250 bytes per second from disk to computer and back. This means that disk access is increased threefold!

Abacus Super-C v2.03 (distributed by Data Becker in the US) for the Commodore 64 is a C programming language / compiler writen by Thomas Eirich and Franz J. Hauck.

ZOOM Pascal 64 is a true compiler. It generates 6502 machine language from a Pascal source file. Most versions of Pascal use some form of interpreter. This explains why, in timing tests, ZOOM Pascal 64 was the fastest version.

ZOOM Pascal 64 is a subset of the Pascal described by Jensen and Wirth in their book, which is the 'bible' for Pascal. It is also a subset of and supplies all of the string functions of UCSD Pascal. The section Differences from
standard Pascal explains the major differences between ZOOM Pascal 64 and standard Pascal.

This manual is only a guide to use of ZOOM Pascal 64 and is not intended to teach the user how to write programs in Pascal. Consult one of the references in the Appendix C - the bibliography for more information about Pascal
programming.

ZOOM Pascal 64 runs on standard Commodore 64 with a 1541 disk drive. Although ZOOM Pascal 64 can work with a cassette drive, use of a cassette drive is suitable only for small source or data files. ZOOM PASCAL 64 is therefore not distributed on cassette and ABACUS Software does not support a cassette version.

Fast loader with max file length supported of 202 blocks.

Abracalc v2.2 by Abrasco is a decent spreadsheet with some handy built-in help.  Issue 7 of Commodore User magazine has a review along with a cheat sheet.

Abstract Retro Wallpaper (3480x2160)

Accessing Laser Printers for Commodore

Accolade's Comics Manual

The Accounts Payable System is a true bookkeeping system designed to run on your Commodore 64 computer. In conjunction with the other accounting modules this system will provide all the functions normally found only on very expensive programs. Each month you will have room for up to 1500 journal entries and handle up to 500 payables.