Ahoy! - Issue 56 - August 1988

Ahoy! - Issue 57 - September 1988

Ahoy! - Issue 58 - October 1988

Ahoy! - Issue 55 - November 1988

Ahoy! - Issue 60 - December 1988

Ahoy! - Issue 61- January 1989

These are the disk images that accompanied issues of Ahoy! magazine.

I can't tell you much about this programming aid other than the list of commands it offers as seen in the screenshot and the fact that it was programmed by the famous Jim Butterfield.

Airwolf Fixer v1.0 by Lamex Indostries (1993) - This program isn't anything like the name suggests, or at least doesn't have anything to do with the game called Airwolf.  There are a ton of screens of documentation, but they were all written in some type of Babel Fish English, so a bit tough to decifer.  Anway, from what I can gather, you can feed any music file into the program and it will interleave the Airwolf theme music into the music.  Additionally you can add some visual effects and change around where the music resides in memory.

AJN Tools is a compilation of miscellaneous tools for getting at hardware information and dealing with floppy disks.  The source of these tools is HERE.

ALE C64 is a Commodore 64 emulator written in C.  This is the oldest version I've seen on the net, so I thought I'd include it here for completeness.

Ale C64 is a Commodore 64 emulator.  This particular version is for DOS.

Requirements: 486/33 (25 FPS) or 486DX2/66 for 100% speed.  Need 4MB RAM.  See detailed description for what's new in this release.

Alf Utilities is a nice collection of utilities dealing with a little bit of everything.  Check out the screenshot to see exactly which utilities are in the collection.

The COMPUTER TUTOR will provide you with hundreds of hours of musical fun. It goes along exactly with each unit of Alfred's BASIC BAND METHOD and contains familiar tunes, duets to play with the computer, theory games, and clapping and counting exercises. Using the COMPUTER TUTOR will help you learn to play your instrument quickly and will greatly improve your performance skills.

Alien Attack by Terry Roper is a pretty neat side scrolling action game for the Commodore 128 in 40 column mode.

Nice technical document on the details of programming the Alien Flash cartridge.

Alien Flash Transfer Program v0.00 by Erriah Electronics (released in 2011) is a simple command line based Windows program that lets you transfer images to the various slots of the Alien Flash cartridge.

Originally programmed by E. Clutter and printed in Transactor magazine on January 1986 (page 13), this version has been extensively modified by Darrell G. Shannon and Lowell Wm to add support for the 1581 drive.

This version of Align Check is a further modification of Align Check v2. Bob McCullough added support for testing both sides of the 1571 disk drive and some menu changes on April 4th, 1990.

Really nice docs on this disk detailing the command set and other info for the 1670. Also on disk is a terminal program completely written in BASIC for the 1670. Great place to learn to program for this device.

All American BBS 128 v11.6

All American BBS 128 v11.6 Source Code

All American BBS for the Commodore 128 by Nick Smith.  Included in the archive is the full 6 disks of the BBS program and all of the source code.

All American BBS 128 v5.9

All American BBS by Nick Smith.  This archive includes all 4 program disks and full source code.

All American BBS v6.7 by Nick Smith.

This is supposedly v6.8 of All American BBS which is really just a cleaned up version of 6.7, hence the filenames and other references are still 6.7.

All American BBS v9.9 for the Commodore 64 by Nickolai Smith, Releases in 1988.  This is a complete uncracked version that needs a serial number.  Itried a few I found on Lemon64 but non worked.  Anyway, since I like to collect all versions of old stuff, here it is.

Released in 1989 by Nick Smith - A Punter & Xmodem term for 80 column C128. 55808 byte buffer with 2400 baud support.

Released in 1987 by Nick Smith. Nice term program that supports up to 2400 baud, C/G Mode, 19455 byte buffer, etc...

Released in 1987 by Nick Smith. Nice term program that supports up to 2400 baud, C/G Mode, 19455 byte buffer, etc...

1987 by Ml Bug. The All-Op-Disassembler disassembles all 256 6510 machine language op-codes. The un-implemented op-codes, when dissasembled are shown in reverse print. Docs are on the disk.

All-Net Hacker v1.0 by Hawke - Released 1/1/88.  This is your standard code hacker.

AlomWare 64 by Paul Bowlay is an extremely cool wallpaper app for Windows 7/8/10.  This program not only gives your background a cool retro look from the days of the Commodore 64, it takes the retro look and integrates live stats from your PC plus so much more.  There are many backgrounds to choose from, many more than the three screen shots I've included.  Head over to http://www.alomware.com/a64.htm to get more details and get the latest version.

Alps Aligner is a program that will aid in aligning a 1541 drive head.  Alps was a popular brand of drive mechanism in the 1541 hence the name.

Alternative 3.0 is two programs in one.  It is a memory packer and also a de-packer + relocator.  Dox are included in the program.

Amica Paint was devloped by Oliver Stiller and first published in 64'er (German magazine) special issue 27 in 1988, as a type-in program that filled 25 pages of the magazine.  This version has been converted to English and requires a PAL Commodore 64 or emulation. 

Amica Paint v1.8e is a hi-res drawing package originally programmed by O. Stiller for the German magazine 64'er.  This version has been updated and improved by P. Schwarzfischer (Sky) and translated to English (Although it requires PAL mode).  Lots of extra utilities on the disk related to the program.  FYI, rumor has it you need to load the input driver of choice before the main program.

Amiga 1000 (1200x1024)

Amiga 1200 Desktop (2560x1440)

Amiga 1200 Rendering (2560x1440)

Amiga 3000 Rendering (2560x1440)

Amiga 3000 Setup Rendered (1024x768)

The hardware strengths of the Commodore Amiga family of personal computers make the Amiga the computer platform of choice for video, multimedia, 3-D modeling, and other graphics intensive applications. The Amiga 4000 line features more sophisticated standard graphics capabilities and a modular, easily expandable base unit for maximum flexibility.

Amiga 500 Tribute Wallpaper (1920x1080)

Amiga 600 Rendering (2560x1440)