Great new functionality for GEOS 2.0 users.

With gsd2iec-mr it is possible to change the emulation mode of an SD2IEC device running under GEOS in order to access the different image formats (.d64, .d71,  .d81, .dnp).

After changing emulation mode use uIEC_Man to choose a .dxx image.

PDF's are include for the original documentation as well as instructions on the procedure to use this program when running The Gateway.

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"uIEC_Man 64" and "uIEC_Man 128" let the user change a .Dxx image on a uIEC device in GEOS V2 (including Gateway, Wheels, and GEOS MegaPatch V3)

The attached zip file contains a .d64 with both 64 and 128 versions plus dox (German and English) and an auto-exec if you want to change the .Dxx image while booting.

The English dox have been spruced up in geoPublish with the addition of some screenshots and are included as a PDF.

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Professional Manager package from Celery Software

The package includes a checkbook program, phone dialing program, calendar, and home inventory database, plus a disk utility menu.

Print-Technik-Help-Plus cartridge for the Commodore 64 -This utility cartridge is a programmers aid which adds many useful commands to BASIC that will speedup your coding and debug sessions.  You can find a copy of the manual here and a website with a bit more information on the various versions of the software here.

Big thanks to one of our visitors, Istvan Szerencsi for taking the time to dump this cartridge image from his personal collection and share with everyone.

THE ACCOUNTANT, Simplified Small Business Accounting for the Commodore 128 - Reference Manual

You have just purchased (or stolen) the easiest to use tax program on the market for the Commodore 64 or 128. All the power you need is at your finger tips with an ease of use rarely found in sophisticated software. You may be tempted to dive right in but please, read this manual thoroughly in order to avoid any problems and to get everything out of the program that we put in to it.

Using this program should save you more than it cost (if you paid for it), and remember to deduct its cost if you itemize your deductions. Don’t hesitate to play with this program because you will learn more from using it than this manual can ever hope to teach you.

First Over Germany is a simulation of a B-17 bomber group in World War II. The simulation covers the actual events surrounding the formation of the 306th Bomb Group, its training, transition to Thurleigh, England, and twenty five missions that a pilot might have flown at that time.

Mine Sweep is a great looking version of the ubiquitous Windows time-waster. Supporting joystick and mouse control, this game was created with DotBASIC Plus and is an example of what can be accomplished with that BASIC extension when a skilled coder like Dave Moorman is working the keyboard. 

Four Doku is a simple but fun Sudoku-like game by Dave Moorman that supports a joystick or mouse controller. This colorful game was created with DotBASIC Plus and is a great example of what a skilled programmer can accomplish.

Bassem is a two-pass assembler that cleverly interfaces with BASIC. Originally published in the April 1990 issue of Compute!'s Gazette, Bassem is presented here as it appeared on Loadstar #208 -  including the excellent documentation by Dave Moorman. Dave used Bassem to create the BASIC extension  DotBASIC Plus. 

This is the final version of the disk browser NAV. Type "@help" for a complete list of commands. 

This is two D81 disk images of extras for DotBASIC Plus. One is a disk of fonts/character sets suitable for use with DB+'s screen design tool, DBDesign. The other disk contains the source code for all DotBASIC Commands, written with the BASSEM assembler. 

Press release from Commodore Canada, Dec 12, 1985, regarding the release of V1.1 of the Amiga operating System.

Prtess Release from Commodore Canada, Dec 13, 1985 re: features and availability of the new C128

8-page manual errata for the 1526 printer

A nice little 12-page pamphlet from Commodore Canada to help parents understand computers. Mentions the Commodore 64, Commodore Amiga, and Commodore PC.

Michael “Nuke” Newkirk reached out to me this past week to share an updated version of his Color 64 BBS v8.0 Manual.  Check out the Forward if you missed it on his last release.

Way back in 2006 there existed this modified version of WinVICE that could be used with BBS programs.  As quoted in the docs included in the archive:

NEW: *19-Jun-2006* The userport code has been fixed in VICE, and now supports the ip232 extensions

Source code for the updates are also included.  

The COMvoice speech synthesizer for the VIC-20 and CBM-64 provides the user with the ability to add spoken English prompts and responses to BASIC programs. The two main features of COMvoice are the phoneme based unlimited vocabulary and the new BASIC command created by COMvoice which makes programming speech as easy as using a PRINT statement.

Welcome to ASM-ONE, a professional assembler-package for the Commodore Amiga, which besides a fast assembler provides you with a professional editor, a screen for disassembling as well as screen-dumps and a
debugger with step-,watch and jump-functions.

SERVICE MANUAL - MODEL 1084P MONITOR includes 1084P-S SCHEMATIC JULY, 1988 PN-314890-01

Sprite Basic is an extension for Commodore 64 BASIC that adds three commands for dealing with sprites more easily.  This extension was published in the December 1983 issue of Compute!s Gazette. Here is the description for the program from the magazine:

If you've always wanted to create sprites on your Commodore 64, but have been put off by all the complicated POKEs, this article is your answer. It lets you modify BASIC to add three new sprite commands to make the job much easier. An accompanying side article also explains the rudiments of sprite design.

EfexBASIC v1.0 by Mark Hanzen (1990) is a neat extension for Commodore 64 BASIC that adds a bunch of screen related commands that give you different effects like clearing the screen with a vertical swipe, or fading out the characters on the screen. All in all there are 12 new commands to make your BASIC program pop with a little flair. 

The help screen you see when first starting the extension is all you need to start using the new commands.

Z-Pulator II+ by VIC / ZC is a screen editor for the Commodore 64.  Nothing fancy here, but you can create and save a Commodore graphics screen in any memory location you choose.

Hyper Backup v1 by J.Braun (1991 Magic Disk) - Nothing fancy or super fast, but copies a full disk without a bunch of frills or fancy intro screens (only 11 blocks).

SID Player ]I[ by Craig Chamberlain - Found this player in a random archive and noticed I don't have it in the collection.  I'm going to assume this is a modified version of the SID Player from Compute! magazine.  As a bonus, this disk come with many SIDs to check out.  

If you ever wanted to know ANYTHING about SID Player from Compute!, check out this site - https://sidplayer.org

Epyx PrintMaster Graphics Scrapbook - Chapter 1: Sports - This is a collection of graphics for the PrintMaster program on the Commodore 64.

Sorry, I don't have any additional information as I haven't located any box art or documentation yet.

Thanks Bruce T. for filling this "Wanted" request.

Epyx PrintShop Graphics Scrapbook - Chapter 1: Sports - This is a collection of graphics for the PrintShop program on the Commodore 64.

Sorry, I don't have any additional information as I haven't located any box art or documentation yet.

Thanks Bruce T. for filling this "Wanted" request.

Introducing the Graphics Scrapbook an entire collection of graphics each covering a different theme. Create cards, signs, invitations, stationery and banners using Graphics Scrapbook and The Print Shop and PrintMaster. Over 100 impressively drawn images on each disk.

Chapter III: SCHOOL covers every angle from geometry to driver’s ed. From New Year’s Day to birthdays. From raising funds to raising the roof. From campus elections to field trips.

Whether you’re a teacher or student, you’ll have ready-made artwork on cheerleading, finals, graduation, proms, plays and dozens of other subjects. Look inside and see for yourself.

Thanks Bruce T. for filling this "Wanted" request.

Introducing the Graphics Scrapbook, an entire collection of graphics each covering a different theme. Create cards, signs, invitations, stationery and banners using the Graphics Scrapbook and The Print Shop or PrintMaster. Over 100 impressively drawn images on each disk!

Chapter II, OFF THE WALL lies somewhere just this side of outrageousness, and occasionally rolls right over it. High tech. Holidays. Punkers and punks. Jesters, party animals, not to mention a few simply bizarre animals. Even your very favorite body parts.

Nothing’s been spared the weird, often warped view of our Off The Wall artists. Don’t believe it? Look inside and see for yourself. We dare you.

Thanks Bruce T. for filling this "Wanted" request.