128 Two Column Printer (128 2colptr) is a program that will allow you to print in a conventional two-column format, SEQuential files created with your favorite word processor that is capable of printing lines without linefeeds at the end of each line, as this document is. The only other (minor) requirement of the program is this; the last character of the file MUST be a carriage return in order for the program to regenerate the last line of your document.

Not really sure how the name plays into the program, but Calendar Jog is a monthly planner. It lets you add entries for stuff on given days, then lets you print out the calendar for the month. A nice feature of the program is that it will save and load your entries on disk.

File Reader / Printer / Converter for the Commodore 128 by John Crookshank.  This cool little utility is just what the doctor ordered for dealing with text documents.  Not only can it read to screen or printer, it can also convert the formatting from 40 to 80 column and back again.  Full docs are on the disk.

F-Key Template Creator for the Commodore 128 by Patrick Dickey lets you create custom overlays for the keyboard.

This program will convert Commodore screen fonts (as in 'The Font Shop') to compatable Xetec Super Graphix printer fonts. Works only with lower case font sets (usually 9 blocks) and saves them as normal printer font files. Also will convert lower case
screen fonts created from 'Patterns/128' by Chris Batchelor. You can even create a printer font from the 128's default lower case set by using the same prg 'Patterns' and saving the low case set as is; then convert. For the 128 in 40 or 80 column mode.

What can I say? This is a C128 program (80 column) that will print out a pretty looking BASIC list of a program. The source code for the program is included.