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July 1988

The independent Dragon magazine

Contents

Letters

2 Ge ttin g into Prestel 1 8

Ken Smith tells of his early experiences on

BT•s main database.

Help wanted with software experience

what was in the back issues? w e will pay

for better games m o r e projects please

stand up and write G e m i n i needed

feature updates.

Editorial

Compressing th e screen

Jonathan Cartwright squeezes

his screens into smaller spaces.

WHAT a n irresistible opportunity — I

mopped up practically everything wor-

thy the name of news last month by going

round the Ossett Show and phoning up

half t h e Dr a gon w o r l d be fore ha nd.

Result: three-quarters of a page to throw

around this month.

I've done two things with it: one is to

reproduce a 'universal Dr a gon Us e r

ﬂyer w h i c h I h o p e re a de rs w i t h a

suitable opportunity w i l l b e a bl e t o

display on a noticeboard or in a window.

The other is to offer lop a line for news

reporting. Don't all fall over at once — it

must be new news which we haven't had

from primary sources, but think about it:

ﬁnd two lines of publishable news and

you've paid for the stamp

The Expert is tied up with exams for

about three months, s o if anyone else

with a games addiction problem and a bit

of know-how fancies themselves as col-

umnist for a month, here's your chance.

Send an outline if you don't want to write

a column on spec, to me, at Dragonpubs.

If anyone else thinks we owe them a

Bean Stalker by the e nd of next week,

please write. I 'm still having a spot of

bother collating ﬁ le s a fte r the move.

What I need is a reverse Hoover — one

which disgorges things I thought I had

dealt with just as I discover I haven't.

Now, about those questionnaires

How to s ubmit articles

The quality of t he material we can publish in

Dragon User each month will, to a very great ex-

tent depend on the quality of the discoveries that

you can mak e with your Dragon. The Dragon

computer was launched on to the market with a

powedul version of Basic, but wit h very poor

documentation.

Articles whic h are submitted to Dragon User

for publication should not be more than 3000

words long, All submissions should be typed

Please leave wide margins and a double space

between each line. Programs should, whenever

possible, be Computer printed on plain whit e

paper and be accompanied by a t ape of the

program.

We cannot guarantee to return every submit-

ted article or program, so please keep a copy. If

you want to have your program returned you must

include a stamped addressed envelope.

News desk

Take your Dragon and shout about it.

Expert's Arcade Arena 6

The second half of the Chuckle Egg Screen

Designer before TE goes on his hols.

DOS copier

Rudy Duyck copies ﬁles in any direction on

Dragon Data and Eurohard DOSses.

Crossword

Write: ADVENTURE 2 3

Pete Gerrard homes in on mistakes made

by adventure writers in game planning.

Crossword eight with tapes to win

Adventure Trail 2 4

Dragonsoft 9

Lucifer's K in g d o m a n d Underbeings o f

t o Pyramids o f Doom, so

from Orange Software, Rola-ball from A solution mags, and a headbanging mer

Croth

adventure

software writers.

Preston, Larkspur Waldorf from John Penn,

1 0

Indoor Fo o tb a ll f r o m Co mp u ta p e a n d

Competition

Everything you wanted to know about OS-9 Gordon Lee counts the time it takes to make

from Jason Shouter.

1 1

your ﬁrst million.

Memory and assembly 12 The Answer

Pam D'Arcy maps out the Dragon's memory

for machine code users.

Winners and losers 1 4

Gordon Lee discusses the solution to the

January competition.

Gordon Lee's solution to the Ap ril co m-

petition

Classiﬁed Ads. 2 7

Dragon Answers 2 8

Data grows on trees 1 5

Jonathan Cartwright uses trees and bran-

ches to store and retrieve data.

Brian Cadge on saving programs to disc, a

mysterious problem with Dream, inserting

information into a running program and

diverting TRON to the printer.

Telephone number

(01) 570 8335

Subscriptions

ISSN 0265-177

UK £14 for 12 issues

Overseas (surface) E20 for 12 issues

Editor

HELEN ARMSTRONG

Address: Dragon Publications, 49 Alexan-

dra Road, Hounslow, Middlesex TW3

United Kingdom.

Published by Dragon Publications 1988

t ' Dragon Publications 1988

Typeset by Artset Limited, London NW1

Production Editor

iiEL EN ARMSTRONG/ARTSET

Administration/Advertising

BOB HARRIS

Printed by Headley Brothers Ltd. Ashford,

Kent

Registered at the Post Ofﬁce as a

newspaper. Dragon and its logo are

trademarks of Eurohard Ltd.

Publisher

DRAGON PUBLICATIONS

Letters

Old news

in demand

IS it possible to give a brief

summary o f t h e contents o f

Dragon User for the past three

and a half years so that I could

order back copies? I a m par-

ticularly interested in ﬁrmware

routines. I would be exceeding-

ly grateful.

R. Putman

26 Linten Road

Penn

Wolverhampton

WV4 4DS

This is your chance to air your views— send your tips, compliments and complaints to Letters

Page, Dragon User, 49 Alexandra Road, Hounslow, Middx TW3 itHP.

Every month we will be shelling out a game or two,

courtesy of our supplies, to the reader's

who send the most interesting or

entertaining letters. So send

us your hints and your opinions,

send us your hi-scores and

suggestions. Send us your

best Dragon stories. What

d'you think we are,

mind readers?!

We want articles on

how to use software

MANY thanks for keeping DU going. A possible idea for a few lines

might be how to use some of the more complex programs, eg Flex

Dynacalc spreadsheet, I ﬁnd that one has to spend so much time

trying to get things running one runs out of available time when a

few good worked examples would clear up most of what are really

just silly faults.

I am not knocking programs, but it is just that instructions only

become clear after you don't need them. Maybe Bob Harris has a

few tips on using his BOX programs —there must be some things

not covered by the idiot sheets.

J Oakley, 9 St. Johns Road,

Clevedon, Avon, BS21 TTG

Well, hoom, nobody in this

ofﬁce has ever done a com-

plete index of Dragon User,

for the very good reason that

we never have time, but we

know a m a n w h o ha s

Pulser Software have pub-

lished Magbase for Dragon

User, w h i c h gi v e s y o u a

complete i n d e x a t y o u r

ﬁngertips, c o s ts u n d e r a

ﬁver, and is updated period-

ically. Far be it from me to in-

terlope u p o n th e frui ts o f

their good work. Pulser can

be contacted a t 3 6 Foxhill,

High C r o m p t o n , S h a w ,

Oldham 0 L2 7N10.

RARELY have I seen the 'documentation dilemma' stated so

succinctly and with such dignity. I am in total agreement,

although I will say in defence of people who write computer

manuals n o t that most of them deserve it — that users do

occasionally come up with some very imaginative questions;

you know the kind of thing — how do I use my spreadsheet to

write a novel? Why can't I get my cassette out of the disc drive?

And other things which reduce programmers to tears. Serve

them right, too.

Bob is buried deep under a heap of paper at the moment,

but he may ﬁnd something to add in due course. Meanwhile, if

anybody wants to write a deﬁnitive guide to using any of the

major packages, please drop me a line and volunteer, stating

your software and your experience. This is potentially a very

useful angle, and one which DU hasn't touched on for some

time.

ther th is is possible o r even

legal on a group basis?

Finally, i f any o f th e co m-

panies still supporting the Dra-

gon are considering arranging

the import of such software, I

would like to assure them that I

am prepared to pay E10-15 for

good software.

Ian Burford

79 Hertford Road

Stevenage

SG2 6SE

massive a rticle a b o u t u sin g

the printer port as a controller

for external circuitry. Brilliant!

Seriously if you keep this up

you'll start giving people like

me ideas and one day a cheap

graphics card may arise.

I c a n s e e t h a t wh a t t h e

Dragon h a s been lacking a ll

along is a good resolution with

eight colours or so, and a pro-

grammable sound generatort

shouldn't be too difﬁcult to in-

terface a graphics processor

and a sound processor. For ex-

ample, the Texas Instruments

TMS 9129 N L graphics ch ip

(which !think is incorporated in

the TK 99/4A, the Einstein and

the MS X ma ch in e s) co me s

complete with its own 16K ram,

so that a minimum of interfac-

We will pay

for quality

I would like to agree with Ken

Smith in the May edition when

he wro te th a t h e wo u ld b e

prepared to pay a higher price

for so me top class American

software. I have been enquir-

ing wh e th e r th e re wa s any-

body a t present buying soft-

ware f r o m A me ric a n , a n d

whether it was practical to do

so.

ing and external circuitry is re-

quired. The sound chips which

most o f the other computers

(eg the Oric, Einstein) have are

similar to the AY 3 8910 which

provides t h re e vo ice s a n d

noise with programmable en-

velopes etc.. I'm sure such a

chip c o u ld b e e a sily in te r-

faced. When I think of the sort

of power affordable if, say, the

newest TI graphics processor

(a fantastic chip, I sa w it re -

viewed in ETI) it would provide

graphics workstation capabili-

ty! However, I am still learning

about electronics, a s it i s a

hobby a n d I 'm busy enough

without it!.

Thanks fo r clearing up the

"obscure dream" in the letters

page. Concerning m y wo rd

processor, my Dragon is not on

the b lin k, n o r i s t h e wo rd -

processor. Wh a t I la ck i s a

display! I sold my telly as I a m

studying and a TV would com-

pletely obliterate my chances

of learning everything I need to

begin research next year. Yes,

Pete Gerrard was right about

my being male — girls tend to

have a 'typewriter' scrip t, s o

they're the onesto copy lecture

notes from! I hope he was cor-

rect about the doctor, in three

years' time, anyway.

So until I get hold of a com-

posite video monitor I will have

to use a pen.

F R Ellahl

119 Philharmonic Court

Catharine Street

Liverpool

L8 7SD

SUCH dedication is an exam-

ple to us all! How do you live

without Wogan? Your infor-

mer wa s w rong a bout the

'typewriter s c ript', b y t h e

way, unless he means 'hand-

writing deteriorating due to

constant us e o f keyboard'.

Anybody w ho has received

an editorial red-ink letter will

know what I mean.

Unfortunately, i t a p p e a rs

that there is ve ry little being

produced in the USAS for the

CoCo 2, which is the equiva-

lent of our trusty Dragon. The

main interest n o w i s i n t h e

CoCO3, which has a far larger

memory, and is therefore not

compatible. I would love to be

proved wrong on this matter.

If there is still good software I

would be interested in forming

a collective to identify sources

and import the software. Could

anyone inform me as to whe-

nrnrinn I Ispr July 1988

Stand up

and write

AS a result of placing a letter in

Dragon Us e r about my n e w

magazine, Dragon Logic, I've

had a grand total of two letters.

Intact, one was from a Dragon

enthusiast wh o didn't own a

WP at rest

WONDER upon wonder! This

morning I re ce ive t h e lo n g

awaited next issue of Dragon

User, and what do I see but one

Dragon. The Dragon world will

be i n a s o rry sta te i s e n -

thusiasts co n trib u te to wa rd s

magazines b u t t h e a c t u a l

users don't do a thing. You only

get out of a magazine what you

put into it. I know we may not all

have the talents of the Cadges,

D'Arcys, Gerrards, Lees etc of

this world, but too many of you

Dragon u se rs a re content to

see your copy of Dragon User

arrive e ve ry mo n th , wit h o u t

putting an ounce of effort into

it. Wit h o u t in p u t magazine s

don't g e t published. With o u t

magazines, we're nothing.

So let's see your letters. and

fast! I d o n 't ju s t sp e a k f o r

Dragon Logic, I'm sure many

others feel the same.

Donald Morrison

Dragon Logic

72 Diriebught Road

Inverness

Scotland IV2 3QT

WELL, I bet that shook a few

of y ou o u t o f y our socks!

Spiritually, ma ga zine s d e -

pend on reader feedback.

DM has never been slow to

teed back and ask questions.

Dragon Logic reports that In-

centive Software still supply

Dragon g a m e s , a l th o u g h

they le ft the Dragon market'

two years ago. They are at 2

Minerva H o u s e , C a l l e v a

Park, Al de rma s ton, Be r k s

RG7 4 0 W for enquiries.

a Brother HR-5 thermal printer.

1 DIM A(8,1)2 FOR K=0 TO 8 :

REACH A (K,0) , A(K,1) : NEXT

3 DATA 3.32,1,0,0,3,1,3,3,0,0,

12.3.1,3,31000 ,

1010 S CRE E N DUMP ROU-

TINE 1020,

1030 P RINTE -2 , CHRS(2 7 );

“E"; 1040 PRINTE-2, CHRS

(27); " A " ; CHRS(8)1050 FO R

L=255 T O 0 STEP-41060

PRINTE-2, CHRS(13); CHRS

(27); “ K

(1);1070 FOR K -0 to 1911080

T=0: S = 0 ; F O R M = 3 TO 0

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STEP-1: P=PPOINT(L +M,K):

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T-T*4-FA(P,0): S =S*4 +A(P.1):

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NEXT1090 PRINTE-2M CHRS

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(T); CHR(S);1100 NE X T K , L

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1110

CHRS(S),1120 RETURN

Harvey Grey

Three Trees

Greens Farm Lane

S •

Billericay

Essex CM11 2NY

cassette for it. I have looked in

all the likely shops in my area

and have d ra wn a blank. I f

anyone can tell me where I can

purchase t h e a b o ve a n d a t

which p rice I wo u ld b e ve ry

grateful.

M. Bradley

15 Longdale Drive

Blacon

Chester

Cheshire CH1 SAT

ANY ne w s o f g o o d de a ls

gratefully received. Have you

tried Seikosha or their repre-

sentatives, by any chance?

Any decent computer shop

ought to be able to tell you

where to get in touch. Or try

Harry Whitehouse on 0636

705230.

who sent in copies of infor-

mation a b o u t t h e Dr a gon

Professional. Even if I can't

comment on each one per-

sonally, be assured they are

being r e a d a n d inwa rdly

digested.

A current

issue once

WHILE looking through some

of my o ld electronics ma g a -

zines, I happened to glance at

the name o f the editor o f an

ancient (March '85) edition of

Electronics Monthly. The editor

is o n e He le n P. Armstro n g .

Would this Miss Armstrong be

the s a me a s o u r fa vo u rite

editor?

P D Smith

Univeristy Hall

Birchwood

Pony/an

Cardiff

CF2 5 YB

DEPENDS who y our favou-

rite editor is, doe s h a n g

on, w h a t do y o u m e a n ,

ancient??

Gemini

Database

I h a v e re ce n t ly p u rch a se d

(secondhand) a Dragon 32 and

a copy of Gemini Marketing's

Database program came with

it. However, the previous owner

had lost the instruction manual

and although I ca n load th e

program, I cannot seem to ﬁnd

out how to return to the main

menu d isp la y a fte r entering

records.

Can anyone wh o h a s th is

program help me with the pro-

blem? !would be verygrateful if

they could. Of course, a photo-

copy of the instructions would

be even better and 1 would pay

the postage costs.

I am also seeking a 32K ex-

pansion pack and a printer if

anyone has one for sale (new

or secondhand).

Many thanks.

Mark Matthews

14 Grantley Close

Ashford

Kent TN23 lUE

Tandy

traps with

extra bytes

I read Eric Hall's description of

the Tandy disc operating sys-

tem with interest, but feel that

some people ma y be misle d

(as I was at ﬁrst) by his descrip-

tion of the 338 bytes in each

sector. I n fa ct t h e apprently

arbitrary sequence of 00s. FFs,

4Es etc. at the beginning and

end of each sector (described

by E ri c a s 'syste m co n t ro l

bytes') a re p a rt o f the stand

double-density f o rma t ( I B M

System 34 format); most disc

controller chips (including the

Western Digital 2797 used in

the Dragon) expect t h is se -

quence and strip it off, passing

only the 256 data bytes to the

cpu. Th e o n ly t ime th e p ro -

grammer has to be aware of the

extra bytes is when the disc is

initially formatted.

And now a question d o e s

anyone know a source of Tandy

DOS cartridges (dead or alive,

or even just a circuit diagram?)

several of us are trying to im-

port CoCo 3 s from the USA,

and need a DOS cartridge to

run with them, but are ﬁnding

that the supplies via Tandy UK

have dried up.

Bob Hall

22 Cumbria Close

Thombury

Bristol

BS12 2YE

THANKS, b y t h e w a y , t o

everybody w ho has sent in

suggestions, a n d t o thos e

Draws a

correct line

I'D like to thank Bob and Ian

Thomas fo r their Dragon DOS

amendments to Stuntbiker (or

Motorbiking a s it appears to

have been re-named). Ho w-

ever, lines 360 and 3670 were

correct as printed. The state-

ment LINE-(X,Y), wh e re a is

PSET or PRESET, will draw a

line from the last point speci-

ﬁed (or centre screen if no point

previously sp e ciﬁ e d ) t o t h e

point (X,Y). This saves having

to remember and enter extra

data (just laziness on my part!)

Another point is that some

may ﬁ n d u se fu l i s th a t t h e

Dragon allows single dimen-

sion arrays of up to 11 elements

(namely 0 to 10) without the ar-

rays ﬁrst being dimensioned.

Finally, thanks to whoever in

the ofﬁce sorted out my late

February User. It ﬁnally arrived

well after the March issue. Is

this some sort of record?

Richard Boryna

71 Oakley Drive

Wellingborough

Northants

NN8

64 columns

with discs

THOSE of you who have a disc

drive connected u p t o yo u r

Dragon will or may have found

that Paul Harrison's 64 column

screen adaptor(DU December

1987) does not work properly.

This is due to the fact that when

a disc drive controller is con-

nected up to the cartridge port,

the graphics pages get moved

up b y 1536 bytes. Therefore,

page one is situated a t 3072

(8,1-10000), page two is situated

at 4608(8d-11200) and soon up

to page eight. However, all is

not lost, because with the aid of

a few simp le pokes. th e pro-

gram ca n b e ma d e t o wo rk

perfectly with a disc drive con-

nected.

POKE &H7 8 0 8 ,&HOCPOKE

8 , 1

8•1-123POKE 8J-17888 & HO C-

POKE 8 . 1

1 7

- 7

Also, given below is a simple

Basic F 4 ,

1 7 8 program that will dump

5 , 8

the H 2 4 PMODE 4 screen to

8 H whole

, ,

O C

P O

Seikosha

shortage

COULD yo u o r a n y o f t h e

Dragon User readers help me?

I have a Seikosha G P100 A

printer a n d I need a rib b o n

No.

July 1988 Dragon User 3

News desk

AS most of the forward news in the Dragon

world was reported in the aftermath of the

Ossett Show (see last month's issue o f

Dragon User), there isn't a great deal of pro-

duct news to report this month. Orange

Software a re continuing to extend th e ir

range of disc software (Orange Software,

The G a rt h , S t a r Ro a d , Na n t-y-De rry,

Avergavenny, G we n t N P 7 9 DP ). T h e y

usually have an up to date sheet with a

guide to available formats on it, and can

sometimes su p p ly u n liste d fo rma ts t o

order B e r n d Ne u n e r o f the Siegfried

Computer-Gruppe reports having seen an

advertisement for Dragon 64s for $89 at

California Digital, i r m o Figueroa St., Car-

son, California, CA 90248. USA. Write to

California Digital for information and postal

charges. The Siegfried Computer-Gruppe

publish an A5 magazine in German and

can be contacted care of Bernd at Dina-

Ernstberger-Strasse 23, D-8524 Neunkir-

chen a m B r a n d 1 , B u n d e sre p u b lik

Deutschland.

If you have any new products for the Dragon — software or hardware —

send us your press release

Stick 'em up

The answer is very simple. Ma jo r press

advertising would swallow up DU's entire

budget in a couple of bytes, but we have

one way of getting this advertisement into a

few thousand outlets, and that is via a few

thousand re a d e rs. M a n y c o mmu n it y

buildings, c l u b s a n d c o lle g e s h a v e

noticeboards o r advertising broadsheets

where sp e cia l interest n o tice s ca n b e

displayed, sometimes free, sometimes (as

in the ubiquitous newsagent's window) for

a few pence a week.

We are not demanding that you cut up

your Dragon Use r! Mo st lib ra rie s have

photocopiers which will make a good copy

for lop. Copy shops are more expensive, at

around 12-15p for a single copy. Or you may

have a cce ss to a friend o r colleague's

copier.

There are other things you can do, as

well. Write a letter to your local newspaper

or co mmu n ity magazine, o r to another

computer ma g a zin e , g e n e ra l in t e re st

magazine, or national newspaper (aiming

for the computer club page if there is one),

and simply tell them that DU exists, that it is

an in d e p e n d e n t , n o n p ro ﬁ t -ma kin g

publication supporting th e Dra g o n a n d

6809 community, and where people can

ﬁnd us.

Reporters, please

NOW, something in return. If you have your

hands on any current news which is perti-

nent to the Dragon. Tandy and 6809 world,

send it to the editor marked NEWSDESK.

and if we use it we will pay you lop a printed

line (or El per ten lines) and giveyou a byline.

The news must be reasonably current,

and mu st n o t involve a n y business o r

private interest o f yo u r o wn o r a co l-

league's. P le a se in clu d e y o u r so u rce

where possible. If you draw our attention to

current items in other publications, so that

we are able to follow the lead and verify it

ourselves, we will p a y h a lf th e lineage

above. Payment on published lineage only,

ﬁrst come ﬁrst served by date of postmark;

we cannot use material drawn from press

releases which we subsequently receive

from the manufacturer (unless they arrive

after w e h a ve published). Re p lie s t o

readers' letters and non-Dragon-speciﬁc

product information won't be accepted as

news. All copy will be edited as necessary,

and the editor's decision is ﬁnal.

Of course, if you have a product, u se r

group or other Dragon-related activity you

want mentioned on your own behalf, we

will publicise it as usual if you send a press

release to the Newsdesk. Co p y date is

around the 15th of the month every month.

Why an ad?

Below this column you will see what looks

(or should look) very much like an adver-

tisement for Dragon User.

So why are we advertising in o u r own

pages? And what has this to do with you?

1 FOR THE DRAGON COMPUTER

DRAGON

USER

is the only independent, professionally-produced

magazine for Dragon 3 2 and 64, Tandy Colour

Computer and 6809 users in the UK and Europe.

Published monthly, Dragon User carries information features on programming

in Basic and machine code, utility and entertainment programs, game and

adventure playing, hardware projects, reviews of new software and hardware,

answers to technical questions, and a monthly competition.

Dragon User is available by subscription from Dragon

Publications, 49 Alexandra Road, Hounslow,

Middlesex TW3 4HR Tel: (01) 570 8335

4 Dragon User July 1988

Dragon Publications

has brought the cost

of advertising in

Dragon User in line

with what it believes

are the needs of

today's Dragon

Market. Contact

Dragon Publications

for price and

presentation details.

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