Hi Ethan,
>Was there a 1520 test/install disk? I got mine used. I did write a
program
>in BASIC to plot mathematical functions - I used it as a graphic in the
middle
>of a sheet for the code numbers for Infocom's "Starcross" - still have the
>program. I would like to crank out a couple more examples.
On one boring long O/S flight I keyed in every program in the C1520 user
manual. Only problem is I have not run a conversion utility to take them
from TXT to CBM BASIC. If you're interested I can send you a zip of these
TXT files + the BASIC tokenising program I was going to use when I get back
home. I'm sure there will be some typos, but was hoping they would serve as
a good benchmark for the emulator.
I have 2.5 C1520 printers, but no working pens. The 0.5 in 2.5 means one is
also missing a couple of gear wheels... seems to be a common problem. BTW:
The Sony HitBit plotter also has the same pens.
- Nick
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