german-ugroups.news 600 36246 5267 5404 6102204322 10071 From ukc!sunsite.doc.ic.ac.uk!peer-news.britain.eu.net!tank.news.pipex.net!pipex!blackbush.xlink.net!rz.uni-karlsruhe.de!nntp.gmd.de!news.rwth-aachen.de!genesis.westend.com!news2.gtn.com!gtnduss1.du.gtn.com!ius.gun.de!roka.net!news.space.net!news.ecrc.de!news.mch.sni.de!siunix1.gsse.sni.de!pc83!liebert Fri Jan 26 17:01:06 1996 Lines: 45 Newsgroups: comp.sys.sinclair Message-ID: <4e2usp$boj@siunix1.gsse.sni.de> From: liebert@gsse.sni.de (Peter Liebert-Adelt) Path: ukc!sunsite.doc.ic.ac.uk!peer-news.britain.eu.net!tank.news.pipex.net!pipex!blackbush.xlink.net!rz.uni-karlsruhe.de!nntp.gmd.de!news.rwth-aachen.de!genesis.westend.com!news2.gtn.com!gtnduss1.du.gtn.com!ius.gun.de!roka.net!news.space.net!news.ecrc.de!news.mch.sni.de!siunix1.gsse.sni.de!pc83!liebert Subject: SINCLAIR-computer-user-groups in Germany Date: Tue, 23 Jan 1996 14:29:14 +0000 X-Gateway: ZCONNECT XX ius.gun.de [UNIX/Connect v0.73] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit X-Z-STICHWORT: ZX80 X-Z-STICHWORT: ZX81 X-Z-STICHWORT: TS1000 X-Z-STICHWORT: TS1500 X-Z-STICHWORT: Spectrum X-Z-STICHWORT: QL X-Z-STICHWORT: Z88 X-Z-STICHWORT: Jupiter X-Z-STICHWORT: Ace From: Peter Liebert-Adelt Newsgroup: comp.sys.sinclair Subject: SINCLAIR-computer-user-groups in Germany Date: 23. Jan. 1996 Hello everybody! Are you interested in German SINCLAIR-computer-user-groups? Here you will find a complete list of all known adresses. * ZX-TEAM (ZX80, ZX81, TS1000, TS1500, LAMBDA, POWER 3000, JUPITER ACE) > Joachim Merkl, Bernbacherstr. 12, D-90768 Fuerth < ZX-TEAM-MAGAZIN bimonthly, 28 pages a lot of hardware-projects like floppy, hard-disk, mailbox,LCD-screen Soft-library > 1000 programs * SPECTRUM USER CLUB (SPECTRUM) > Thomas Eberle, Gastaeckerstr. 23, D-70794 Filderstadt < magazine SUC-SESSION monthly, 20 pages PD-library, Clubmeeting, hard+softwareservice, repairs * SPECTRUM PROFI CLUB (SPECTRUM and SAM) > Wolfgang Haller, Ernastr. 33, D-51069 Koeln < monthly magazine 16 pages PD-library, Clubmeeting, hard+softwareservice, repairs * SINCLAIR QL User Club e.v. (QL) > Andreas Rudolf, Gruener Weg 25, D-53773 Hennef < * Z88 no user group, but the only known Z88 activity in Germany: > J. 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United Minds

This document is about the coding group called "United Minds". They are based in Scotland, and are indeed the only Scottish demo group I have heard of.

Okay, so here's what they've done so far - not as many as some groups (more than me though eh!) as they are quite new on the scene. All are demos unless stated otherwise.

  1. Doktor Death
    Robert Skene
    249 Dumbarton Road
    Old Kilpatrick
    Glasgow
    G60 5NQ
    Scotland
  2. Orson
    Patricck Morris
    Address coming soon...
  3. Psi-Co
    Address coming soon...
  4. Devious D (new member) No details yet.
  5. Datasoft (new member) (email: jmg7@ukc.ac.uk) Only decided a while ago that I'd finally join, though the offer was made a while ago.

Quite a few programs, they definitely (they even admit it) work on quantity, not quality (they've been called crap by so many people) but the demos are mostly there for the scroller texts in which all the team members (well nearly all usually) end up slagging each other off as much as possible for a laugh....)

  1. Speedy Tomatoes on Acid - they all have weird names...
  2. Acid Andy
  3. Cerebral - quite a bit of BASIC (ugh) and a large number of parts
  4. Nonsense - it is
  5. Legion
  6. Small One
  7. PixLogo / PixLogo 2 - a utility
  8. Nitelife
  9. Strawberry Fields
  10. Beyond Help (soon to be released, with a part by Datasoft (me),E-3,others) They have actually been working on this for ages.

Facing some technical problems at the moment - Dok's/Orson's (I can't remember which - maybe both) +D disk drives are knackered.

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Extacy-3

[E-3 LOGO]

This piece of writing is yet more detail on the Spectrum PD coders of the world. This one in particular is about 'Extacy-3', a British team (for once). The reason this file is here and some others didn't get a mention is partly cos I know them so well (despite them living miles and miles away in Bristol), and partly cos they are a very good team of coders. And I CAN spell it right, it's meant to be like that up above!

They are quite an active bunch between them, with two coders, one of which is a good Speccy musician, a very good graphics artist - when I've got time I'll upload a few of their slideshows. Another couple of allround bods and that's XTC-3 (as another shortening quite often used) rounded up.

Members of Extacy-3 and addresses:

  • Bogie (email: al5701@bristol.ac.uk)
    Alec Logie
    20 Arley Hill
    Cotham
    Bristol
    BS6 5PS
  • Legless Addict(LA)
    Neil Laws
    14 De Verose Court
    Hanham
    Bristol
    BS15 3SW
  • Gwi
  • Brainer
  • K-os
  • Zack

Here then is a list of the demos and other programs produced by this team so far, although the ftp links are not working as I write (the files are still in incoming, and they're as .TAP files mainly due to being multiloaders):

  1. Learning To Drive - silly first demo, with screens nicked from a driving game and humourously defaced. Small, simple, but everyone has to start somewhere.
  2. Subsonic - a few tunes made with Soundtracker
  3. Linez - copied basic idea of Song In Lines 5, but different. (?)
  4. One Tooo Many (TAPs) - written in 24hrs over a weekend in a secret location, lots of drinking, slagging off and completely mad. Pretty good really.
  5. Subsonic 2 - more tunes than the first, and a snazzy scroller
  6. Mindwarp (TAPs) - with a fake reset, and poor first 3 parts but the last bit is good. One of my favourite of their demos.
  7. Kraft (TAPs) - another of my favourites (espec part 2), megademo with all-sorts of effects and texts to read in scrollers.
  8. Mindless - err. guess from the name, quite silly.
  9. Stolen Data - graphics, and songs, and other stuff - quite big
  10. Insanity - I never seem to remember a lot about this but no doubt its good. Insanity 2: Pippilea is following sometime.
  11. Ren & Stimpy slideshow - as it says.
  12. Subliminal Extacy diskmag #0, a trial one.
  13. One Tooo Many 2! - crazy demo made in a day in the style of the first one, (still quite big though for the time spent on it).
  14. Sam Coupe-A Total Piss Take - made with the United Minds after a Spectrum/ SAM show (I was there too! Had to go home before that though).
  15. Inner Universe - biggest demo I've yet seen, 299K compressed one of the best yet although to me some of it seems a little samey. Maybe thats just cos I've seen it so many times!
    [screen from Inner Universe]From the raytraced part (don't boggle, it's not really real-time raytracing on the Spectrum!).
  16. Subliminal Extacy #1 - number one of their tape/diskzine (although its large so disk is recommended - whether Spectrum/MS-DOS!).
  17. ESP - Written with the help of Icabod, a graphics and effects demos with a few parts (quite good really).
  18. Subliminal Extacy #2 - number 2 (well what did you think it was eh? :-)
  19. Tizzu/Tizzme - 2 Programs to decompile compiled Soundtracker songs.
  20. Auto Yolpa +D - Plus D autoboot so you can select which program to load via a menu.
  21. Bogie's Moved - a short SampleTracker song with a screen showing Bogie's new address (he's at university).

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Datasoft (me)

John Garner (email: jmg7@ukc.ac.uk)
The Orchard
Moor Road
Langham
Colchester
Essex
CO4 5NR

Ha-ha! It's me! Well, now that I come to it I have done pitifully little coding on the Spectrum - well actually, quite a lot but it never gets anywhere. The rather small list is almost an embarassment to include. OK, so it's a big embarassment then. I'm mainly a coder, although every now and then mess around with tunes (using SQ Tracker, Soundtracker, SampleTracker) and graphics (although I'm no good at realistic pictures, just about ok-ish at logos and line-drawings).

[DATAsoft logo]An example of my graphic talent!

I also think that Datasoft is a very crap 'pseudonym' (or name) so I'm desperately trying to think of other ideas - ones that have cropped up include: a register name (ie AF? HL/Aychel?);softdata (naa thats rubbish too); Alpha-one (lots of fun for logo drawing there eh?); LDIR (a lovely assembly language instruction). Possibly Breezer (my conf/talker/mud name). Any thoughts?

My released creations so far (and a few not finished yet) are listed below:

  1. Dataspread - a spreadsheet written in BASIC (quite big actually!)
  2. Demo C's - my first very crap demo, just a double height scroller (my first one) my logo bouncing left and right above it, and a choice of three very (very) poor pictures below in the bottom two thirds.
    [Demo C's screen]The loading screen from Demo C's - about the best bit of it really!
  3. fractal - a simple BASIC program to draw a very simple 'I' shaped fractal, I did it just to see how easy it was to do recursion in BASIC. It uses a string as a stack.
  4. Mini-Mega demo - it's nearly done. Honest guv! (not - wait til 1996!) Well, two parts are written although one is being rewritten at the moment (nearly done) and there's routines hanging around for other parts (mainly the first intro part) but not a lot else - except for one massive scroller text for part 3! Oh, and there might be a tune part with mine (arrgh!) and other's creations. Also several other people should be writing either guest scrolls or small bits of code to it. Watch out for it!!!
  5. part for Beyond Help (ok I shouldnt include this but it helps the list!)
  6. Toppers - 128K ROM menu style controlled Top Tens and stuff, nearly done, and it's been nearly done since mid-April now! The truth is I spent a week writing it and got virtually all code for menu handling and selection done, plus most of the text then gave up due to lack of motivation. Not done anything to it since - maybe soon, after other things are finished.
  7. TAP2Code - a file converter from the .TAP format used in Z80 emulator to normal Spectrum CODE files - for disk ideally, although could work from tape with a few modifications. BASIC files not supported (yet).
  8. Not Dead - completed 16/5/95 this very little demo took just over 4 hours to write, over the four days before it was released. Four Tunes, a cool (uni-)scroller (12K) and suitable background picture. Simple, but nice (IMHO). Note the ftp link does not work as the file is probably still in 'incoming' at present.
    [Not Dead screen]The intro credits screen is rather simple, but I didn't want to spoil the surprise now! But action/ graphics wise, there's even less than Demo C's.
  9. WAV Player (V1.11) - a program to play .WAV files with proper headers on the AY sound chip. Works, but I aim to do a far better one and release it after Christmas '95, with stereo and mono 16 support.

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yet) are listed below:

  1. Dataspread - a spreadsheet written in BASIC (quite big actually!)
  2. Demo C's - my first very cgroups/index.html 755 36246 5267 6576 6104410004 7560 Groups Quick Index

    Group Index (for those with seperate pages)

    I have decided that instead of having to scroll through that rather large list of demo groups to find the ones with seperate pages I've written, I'll make an index to them here. Just cos I haven't written anything more about you than in the main group list, doesn't mean I don't like you, or that you are of poorer quality than the rest - indeed there are many groups who are not mentioned here which arguably deserve more than some. It is merely that usually, the program list is big enough and that you are known enough to me for me to be able to say something about them without quite so much chance of offending :-). The ordering is the same as in the main list.

    Please note though, that the coders, although probably quite willing to swap new software, are NOT acting as PD libraries. You should not expect them to just send you all their software for nothing, and they don't usually take money either. Not that I've tried!

    So, PD ones first...

    Now for the rest

    That's it for the moment

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    ugh its large so disk is recommended - whether Spectrum/MS-DOS!).
  3. ESP - Written with the help of

    Alchemist PD Information

    The following document was supplied by Andy Davis (Alchemist PD), I just turned it into HTML for my Web pages.

    PD WORLD
    The 1995 CATALOGUE

    Thanks to all who helped with the new 1995 catalogue, from advice on labelling programs to, most importantly, those of you who supplied it. I really must also thank Womo PD who supplied a great deal of it. How many titles? Well, give or take a dozen, the number is:

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    As far as is known, this is still the largest collection of Spectrum PD in the UK.

    The new catalogue has a revised information sheet. It was while compiling this that made me think about some guidelines for 8 bit libraries, in particular the Spectrum. As you know, if you have any problems with any program, it is recopied for you free of charge. Prism PD didn't do this for some time and when one person received his disk back, it didn't work so reformatted it and sent it back for re-recording. But, all he got back was an insulting letter accusing him of somehow trying to cheat Prism PD! Quite how he is doing so by requesting the SAME titles is beyond me! I can understand if he asked for DIFFERENT titles!

    Anyway, when I questioned Mr Sherwood about it, he said "NO MAJOR library (8 bit or 16 bit) worth their salt will entertain people under these circumstances unless they pay." He later said "D. Sinclair did not like abiding by my terms of trading and complained at guidelines commonplace in the 16 bit market - not my fault" Durrrr! STOOPID! Spot the obvious faults:

    1. The customer is ALWAYS right!
    2. The Spectrum is NOT 16 bit! If he contacted any other 8 bit library, he may be surprised to hear that they would honour their customers. If Prism PD is oprating under sixteen bit guidelines, this could be why there is so much friction against them.

    So, expanding from my PD catalogue I've decided to pen some "8 BIT GUIDELINES". Now, they don't HAVE to be accepted by Prism PD or any other groups but they are in effect from Alchemist PD and are guarantee on a high degree of service.

    8 BIT LIBRARY GUIDELINES

    ARRIVALS: When orders arrive, requests will be followed to the letter if possible, from requests of where to put programs on disks etc.

    PROCESSING: Programs are loaded into the Spectrum and saved independantly. In some cases, programs may be archived on master disks and transferred to required medium where they are tested.

    STANDARD LOADERS: 99% of our programs are saved via standard SAVE methods. WE avoid using Multiface or disk SNAPSNOT routines except for programs which were sent to us on this format and cannot be "un-snapped".

    PACKAGING: Media is covered in foil and wrapped in bubble wrap and / or cardboard for protection. Packaging is securely fastened. With large envelopes and jiffy bags, the media may be placed in a smaller sealed envelope and address labelled. Then, if the package splits, the media is still safe.

    ADVICE: Advice on almost any program is available. We welcome information from customers on any programs they have so we can use it for future customers. quite a growing number of programs come with help files for wordprocessors. These files come with the program as standard but can be printed out by us if required. This is done with GAC, YS Megabasic and several others as seen in the AlchNews tutorials.

    PAYMENT: Like all good, trusting businesses, your cheques and PO's will not be cashed until you safely have the programs. Normally the cheques are cashed 14-21 days after sending.

    REFUNDS: Many orders do not take advantage of our free software service or discounts in effect. So, you may find a cheque refund with your order, or some of your cash returned.

    MISSING TITLES: Should we not be able to complete your order becuase of one or two files, we'll add twice as many second choices you add.

    UNHAPPY: If you are justifiably unhappy with any aspect of the service, your money will be refunded.

    FAULTS (Incoming): If your tape or disk is damaged on arrival, we will do our best to repair it. Snapped tapes can be easily fixed. Disk corruption can be cured with our programs, or simply reformatting.
    But, if the disk is physically damaged and would pose a threat to our equipment by using it, we will return it and, if possible, will send your order on our own media where you can copy it to your own or send us replacements in your own time.

    FAULTS (Outgoing): If any of the above occurances happen on their way back to you, your order will be redone - COMPLETELY FREE and treated as if it were any other order and not relegated. Since you have already paid for the programs you wanted, how can you be ripping us off by asking for them again?

    GUARANTEES: Should you order any software on our media, including titles from Alchemist Software, there is a LIFETIME GUARANTEE with the titles. This means that should the disk or tape become damaged, even some years from when it was ordered, the program will be re-supplied again free of charge. This also covers updates to programs you may have already purchased.

    UPDATES: An update sheet is available to anyone. If it's been some time since you had any updates to your existing catalogue, we'll supply the latest copy to you.


    I think that covers everything. Should you have any further comments or guidelines to offer then please let us know and we'll cover it next issue.

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    The following document was supplied by Martyn Sherwood (Prism PD), I just turned it into HTML for my Web pages.

    FREE SOFTWARE: SPECTRUM, COUPE, CPC, AMIGA & PC

    ADDRESS
    Prism PD
    13 Rodney Close
    Rugby
    CV22 7HJ
    Phone
    01788 817473 between 2pm & 9pm weekdays (except Wednesday). you can phone us for a FREE catalogue etc.

    Spectrum users: Just write to us with details of your coputer system and quote "SPECNET", and by return we'll send you either a tape / 3.5 disc / 3" disc of FREE SOFTWARE + our latest 8 PAGE CATALOGUE detailing hundreds upon hundreds of titles: demos, utilities, business, games, clipart, comms software. The catalogue also contains a FREE software coupon for new customers. You will also receive a FREE copy of issue 12 of PD POWER 36 page bi-monthly magazine, + order form and factsheet.

    ALCHNEWS READERS - along with the above items, if you quote "ALCHNET OFFER" + the issue number for Alchnews June 95, we will give you 2 years FREE club membership + you can buy any issue of PD POWER 1-10 for #1.50 each or all 10 issues for #10.

    CPC / SAM COUPE users. Just quote either "CPCNET" or "SAMNET" and we'll send either a 3" (CPC) disc or 3.5 (SAM) disc of free software + information packs. Amiga/PC details at end of file.

    THE PRISM PD FACT FILE:

    The largest multi 8 bit library in the UK. Prism PD had extremely humble beginings with just 1 Spectrum computer, processing orders via normal +2 BASIC (aaaagh!). But over the last 3-4 years we have picked up spare Spectrums, various copying utilties & progressed into a service second to non with a quick turnaround speed of 1-3 days, and we are known for our user friendliness!! We can now cater for 48K/128K/+2/2A/+3 users. Storage media catered for is on all popular formats: tape, +D 3.5, +3 3", microdrive cartridge. We hope in the near future to be able to support +D 5.25 disc format.

    All disc orders are processed within 30 minutes on average (utilities/ games) and orders for demos within the hour. Tape orders - particularly demos, can take longer depending on the quantity required, but the average time taken is 1 hour 30 minutes, still a very quick turnaround! We request that all discs/tapes are sent in jiffy bags, but there is no need to wrap media in silver foil like some services suggest, as postal x-rays have NO effect on magnetic media.

    Prism PD is also a member of the highly acclaimed and well known PSD (Professional Standards For Distribution), which we joined in April 94, that Amiga users will be aware of. As a member of this organisation, we must adhere to their regulations, which means no pornographic titles, and a service of a professional standard. As such, we are allowed to display the PSD logo. The PSD are in turn endorsed by Commodore UK.

    Prism PD can assist with most enquiries thanks to a team of m/c and hardware experts. Just write in with a SAE and we will reply once we have the answer, or will put you in the right direction.

    Prism PD only works with other services/indivuduals that meet our approval: Extacy-3, Micro Spec software, Fountain Software, SUC, Sintech, Womo, SUGGruningem, Neon Publishing, Mad Guys, The Master, Ebor, Black Knight Software, Elspa, FAST, RAS PD, Zeni-Soft, Tigers Claw, IEBA, and commercial outlets such as: BG Services, Trading Post, Softsell, FORMAT, Richardson & Co, Wizard Games, Kobrahsoft, JRC Repairs, About Face (DTP fonts).

    OTHER ASPECTS:

    PD POWER: This is the Spectrums biggest & most popular bi-monthly Spectrum fanzine catering for the PD scene. It is produced on an Amiga, for a professional product of laser quality. CPC users please note - we are now producing a CPC version due to the imminent closure of Amstrad Action. Write in for this FREE intro issue. The Speccy version has 36 pages containing all the latest news in the Spectrum and SAM world. There are special features, commercial & PD software reviews, interviews, columns for +3, BASIC, hardware updates, PC guide, readers letters, utility page, list of reputable services, and best of all - a PD club page hosted by ex "Your Sinclair" editor Linda Barker - who is our "Honary Club President" and star columnist. The club page for members of our PD club has a competition in each issue + club news.

    Not only does a subscription guarantee you the best read for the Spectrum, but you'll also be entitled to to claim FREE software by using the coupon supplied in each issue. Club members can subscribe at a cheaper price, and also claim the FREE software, but as an extra treat we will supply a 3.5 +D disc or tape at no charge! A standard subscription is #13.20 while for members it is #10.20 (payable to "M. Sherwood"). Also, every time you re-subscribe, you claim even more FREE SOFTWARE!

    PC/AMIGA SPECTRUM EMULATOR USERS: PD POWER is the perfect companion to your emulator, by reviewing new software that you can load up on your Amiga or PC. See "SHOCK MEGADEMO" under Windows, or the latest game releases. We are also hoping to have an Amiga Spectrum emulator user writing articles on using Spectrum software. PC Spectrum emulator users can purchase any titles from our catalogue for use with "z80" by Lunter. The software will be supplied on +D 3.5 discs ready for you to convert. Amiga users however, can only choose 48K titles, which will have to be supplied on cassette, and converted via a sound sampler.

    CATALOGUE: Our catalogue is over 8 pages and divided into the following sections: Utilties, business & education, demos, games, clip art and miscellaneous. We also have advertisers from commercial businesses such as W.N. Richardson & Co and Kobrahsoft. The catalogue lists approximately 2000 titles ( although some like clipart, are grouped into sets. We are constantly receiving NEW titles all the time pushing the total of available tiles up and up. We also list back issues of PD POWER, cover tapes/discs.

    PD CLUB: The yearly membership fee is #6.50 and means the cover price for PD POWER is cheaper. A single magazine costs #1.70 while subs are #10.20. you can also claim discouts from 50p to #1 (more discounts are being planned). Recieve a FREE catalogue upon becoming a member + a copy of "INDEX", our guide to issues 1-10 of PD POWER. Club members can also enter the various competitions set in each issue of PD POWER. Prizes range from sets of FREE PD, commercial titles and even hardware. You can also write to Linda Barker on computer related topics and the best tips printed win a prize.

    As a special offer to INTERNET users, just quote "CLUBNET" and join for #4.50, payable to "M. Sherwood".

    FREE SOFTWARE: If you want to receive free PD, then simply send us software not listed in our catalogue + return postage and the titles you'd like in return. This offer is on a 1-1 swap basis. Prism PD is on the lookout for any titles by Rasputin PD, Propac PD, Alchemist Research.

    USEFUL SPECTRUM ADDRESSES:

    • ABOUT FACE, 47 Whitebeam Drive, Coxheath, Maidstone, Kent ME17 4QY. Supplier of 4 DTP font packs. 1 pack #3 with each additional at #1 each.. Payable to "M Gallagher".
    • JRC REPAIRS, 2 forge Cottage, The Street, Ewelme, Oxon OX10 6HQ. Supplier of Cub monitors, cumana DD disc drives, printers, 3" disc drives, paper rolls etc. Phone 01491 834403 - mention Prism PD.

    OTHER LIBRARIES

    AMIGA: Prism PD can supply a good range of Amiga clipart along with games, business software and demos. For a catalogue just send an SAE for the latest titles available. (NOT A1200).

    "V. Sherwood".

    Another family member runs a PC shareware libary with the number of titles approaching 1000. Prices start from 1p, YES 1p!! Send an SAE for a FREE disc catalogue with sample software. 360K 5.25 disc users will have to suply 1 disc, as this offer will need to go on 2 discs. Write to "V. Sherwood", 13 rodney Close, Old Bilton, Rugby, Warwickshire CV22 7HJ.

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    Exodus

    [EXODUS LOGO]

    A fairly newish group (though not sure when it was formed), and as yet I don't have any more information than a few of the members really. More details will either be looked up by me from my demo collection, or sent to me by you (hint hint) if you know more. The current list of members I remember stands at:

    • DC-Pak
    • Jordan
    • Cat-Man
    • ...?

    As for software, well they are mainly graphical productions, the list here is partly guess work so is bound to include one or two they didn't write. Apologies.

    1. Gallery ?
    2. Living On Video ?
    3. Exodus Megademo
    4. Gemini / Gemini Double Preview
    5. Twin Worlds
    6. Schizophrenia - An extremely good demo, it's one of my favourites at the moment in fact I'll have to upload it sometime soon, although it's 128k only (the version I have anyway). Loads of brilliant SampleTracker musics, and some really nice effects.
    7. Exodus '95 - Another demo, probably good too. (Not seen it properly)

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    Not only does a subscription guarantee yogroups/illusion.html 755 36246 5267 2243 6103765404 10312 Illusion [ILLUSION LOGO]

    Illusion

    Illusion are a relatively new group, formed from new and old Speccy programmers. All their products I've seen so far have been pretty damn good! Keep it up guys.

    Members

    • Kriss
    • Maniu
    • Pyza
    • Scalman

    Programs

    1. Silence of the AY - sample tune demo, using a 4bit player of .mod files from Amiga. Reasonable quality, but a bit crackly on some tunes. Technostyle 2 / Complications / Beverley Hills Cop (yes, another rendition!) are my favourites from here. +D only though (the version I've got anyway).
    2. Power of Illusion preview - can't wait for the full thing!
    3. Art Experience 48k preview - again pretty decent.
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    ALCHEMIST PD LIBRARY. LIST 9: JUNE 1995

    The following document was supplied by Martyn Sherwood (Prism PD), I just turned it into HTML for my Web pages.

    PURCHASING:

    #0.20...EACH ITEM
    #2.00...FIFTEEN ITEMS
    Compilation packs usually include a royalty / copying fee of 50p

    SPECIAL OFFER:

    Free orders. All small orders will be processed free of charge. I'll leave what you determine as "small" up to your discretion but there is no limit on how often you order. Alchemist PD is the FIRST and ONLY UK service to intiate this offer.

    NEW CUSTOMER?

    Your first order of twelve titles is free, with our compliments! Make request as detailed below but do not enclose any payment.

    STORAGE MEDIA:

    Tape
    3.5" +D Disk
    5.25" +D Disk
    +3 3" Disk
    +3 Drive B: 3" Disk
    +3 Drive B: 5" Disk
    CP/M (PCW FORMAT): 3", 3" 5"
    Microdrive Cartridge
    Opus Owners can now access +D disks with the +D READER program
    PC Owners can also read +D disks with the "Z80" Emulator system

    CHOOSING TITLES:

    Read through the list, and note down the title name (in capitals) and it's relevant code number. Eg: UT12 CLOCK. Although unavailabilty is rare, note down one or two second choices. Then, if programs are unavailable, we can send your second choice and give a credit note for the unavailable programs. If you can, please list all your titles in numerical order. That way we can process your order far faster.

    ORDERING AND SENDING:

    Send SECURE cash or cheque payable to A. DAVIS and include an SAE and the storage media of your choice. Orders returned within ONE HOUR of being received! If you send cash, stick your coins between two pieces of stiff card the size of your envelope. Make sure your tape is good quality and sufficient length, the cassette box is unnecessary. Please format any disks before sending, +3 users use HIFORM or BFORMAT if possible. If we cannot supply any program, we will make a note of your credit. Media failures due to sorting machine x-rays are rare, but for your safety, we suggest you wrap your media with silver foil for protection. Unlike some other libraries, any non working programs will be re-recorded free of charge, no matter how long ago you ordered the title. All quality 16 bit libraries also adopt this scheme.

    TELEPHONE ORDERS:

    Write down your desired titles as above and then telephone us with your list. We will process your order and issue you with an invoice. Media supplied by us under this scheme is under lifetime guarantee. Due to fluctuating and high costs of 3" disks and cassette tapes, this service is only open to +D and +3 users with 3" & 5" disks.

    COMPILATIONS:

    Alchemist PD places many of it's listed titles into compilation packs. This means that you can have the entire collection of a certain category without having to order seperately. Please check the contents of the compilations section before ordering titles. Typical compilations are disk utilities & fonts.

    UPDATES:

    Alchemist PD updates it's titles every three months, on the first day of JUNE, SEPTEMBER, DECEMBER and MARCH. An update sheet is available featuring these new titles, please send an SAE.

    This list is by no means the extent of Alchemist PD. APD releases these popular titles in this catalogue, but has an archive running into several thousands from around the world.
    So, should you be looking for a particular title, please ask. Many of the titles in Alchemist PD are not available from any other sources.

    Alchemist PD does not entertain adult and pornographic software. Although thorough searches have been made of all programs in APD, some audio / visual programs may contain a small amount of swearing. These programs have been retained in the library because the program quality is otherwise very good. If offended by swearing, please consult APD before purchasing. All A/V programs which contain music extracts from games, songs or other sources have been obtained with permission of the authors and distributors involved.

    CONTRIBUTIONS:

    If you have written a program you would like distributing, please send it to us. No SAE is necessary and we will give credits for each program we can use. If you do not wish your program to become public domain and become abused by less reputable libraries, it can be still distributed as PD but not be distributed or stored in another library. Alchemist PD has a growing collection of these titles, including the entire catalogue from TRIAD DEVELOPMENTS, UNITED MINDS and many more, to which APD has exclusive distribution rights.

    Alchemist PD receives regular and UP TO DATE support from the best programmers worldwide. Besides Alchemist PD, there are only two other reputable PD services, MGPD and Womo.
    Alchemist Research recommends Spectrum users use these three services only - you have been warned!

    NON PD PROGRAMS:

    A wide number of titles are labelled "NON PD". These programs are NOT PUBLIC DOMAIN, but full copyrighted software. It is an offence and breach of copyright to distribute or re-sell them. The monies taken from these programs are paid directly to the authors. All programs which may not be re-distributed are indicated with a star beside their ID number. Whilst Prism PD continues to abuse programs and programmers, it seems that these restrictions will continue. Comments and complaints on this scheme are welcomed.

    Please remember that these programs are ALCHEMIST PD EXCLUSIVES are may ONLY be distributed by Alchemist PD. IF IN DOUBT - DO NOT TOUT! Please do not distribute these titles to other libraries, as the programmer has clearly stated who has distribution rights. We keep records of customers requests and can soon spot who is giving what away!
    If these programs are found to be in another library, the programmer may instigate legal proceedings against the librarian and supplier and we will aid the programmer by indicating who has supplied the software.

    Compiled on Tasword 128 +D (01/06/95)
    APPROXIMATE TOTAL NUMBER OF PROGRAMS IN LIBRARY: 3500

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    ST and ONLY UK service to intiate this offer.

    NEW CUSTOMER?

    Your first order of twelve titles is free, with our compliments! Make request as detailed below but do not enclose any payment.

    STORAGE MEDIA:

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    Technium 220

    Only one member - Captain Bob. Demos produced include (but possibly not limited to):

    1. BMC (Bob's Music Collection)
    2. Speed
    3. Speed 2

    He's also compiling the British Battletracker, which is just waiting for Bogie's part at the moment.

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    s offer.

    NEW CUSTOMER?

    Your first order of twelve titles is free, with our compliments! Make request as detailed below but do not enclose any payment.

    STORAGE MEDIA:

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    K3L

    Members (as I've been told, but could be more info)

    • Eye
    • Axe
    • Bell

    Demos written:

    1. CodeMasters (CM) Demo
    2. Macrobia (128K)
    3. Also working on Digisynth 3... should be released soon.

    Thats all I know so far...

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    s offer.

    NEW CUSTOMER?

    Your first order of twelve titles is free, with our compliments! Make request as detailed below but do not enclose any payment.

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    Demos

    The following document was supplied by Dave Fountain (Fountain PD), I just turned it into HTML for my Web pages.

    DEMOLIST CATALOGUE 2   YEAR  - Programmers -   MODE  KBYTES   FS


    
1990                    90  The DVB            128k   34221    2
3D SHOW                 --  Jacek Michalak     128k   24196    2
4 CHANNEL MUSIC TOP 10  --  -unknown-          48k    11638    2
48 FUNK BOX             93  Richard Swann      128k   23686    2
ABYSS DEMO              --  Rafii Software     128k   32125    2
ACE PLOTTER             --  Graf/Dr. DFO       128k    6486    2
ACID ANDY               94  United Minds       128k   14470    2
ADRIANO                 93  Adriano            128k   14867    3
AGONIA AY               95  K3L Team           128k   29227    2
AGONY MEGADEMO          93  Demon/Cat Man      128k   77469    8
AGONY PREVIEW           93  Demon/Cat Man      128k   15102    2
AIDS DEMO               92  Craig Eades        128k   40646    2
AIR ON A G-STRING       --  Garry Rowland      128k   14783    1
ALIEN DEMO              --  KVL                USR0   48166    3
ALIENS COMING AGAIN PRE 93  Jackson Hollis     128k   72458    4
ALLO ALLO               --  Perspex            128k   10079    5
AMAZING ARNOLD          --  -unknown-          128k   11689    1
AMD - AY MUSIC DEMO     92  Tom                128k   38007    2
AMD2 - AY MUSIC DEMO    92  Tom                128k   18357    2
AMIGA                   --  Szafran            128k   22283    2
AMIGA BALL              --  -unknown-          128k   18030    2
ANTARES 2               93  Profsoft/Qjeta     128k   27794    2
APANAGE                 --  Mr.Incognito       USR0   32344    2
APPLE MOVIE, THE        89  The Lords          128k   60289    3
ART 1                   --  Cat Man            USR0   33417    2
ART EXPERIENCE PREVIEW  95  West Boys          128k   59598    3
AUTO BIOGRAPHICAL       95  The Knights        128k            2
AXEL F - BY QJETA       --  Qjeta              128k   13537    2
AY3 DEMO                92  Thrashsoft         128k   33653    2
BACH PLAY               --  Chris Ingram       128k   35938    1
BAD HABITS              95  Super Cooper       128k   12756    2
BALLS DEMO PART 1       92  Miker              128k   36782    2
BALLS 2                 93  Miker              128k   65811    7
BATERIA DEMO            92  Omega S.G.         128k   72535    7
BATTLE COMMAND TANK     --  -unknown-          128k   37704    3
BERCLAYS CASH DISPENSER 93  Paul Enderson      128k   16555    1
BERUSKA THE LADYBIRD    90  Kingfisher         128k   18017    4
BEST DEMO 1             --  Sabe               128k   15021    2
BEST PET SHOP BOYS (*)  91  Bigman/Catman      128k   26585    2
BEST OF PHIL, THE       90  Mat & Ziutek       128k   25280    2
BICIE - BY QJETA        --  Qjeta              128k   11402    2
BIG BANG                --  The Lords          128k   11762    2
BIG FISH 5              92  DMJ                128k   41498    3
BIG SHIT 6              87  Hacker Chris       128k   24802    2
BIG SHIT 8              87  Hacker Chris       128k   16665    2
BIM BAM                 --  Tanod              128k   17192    2
BLACK AND WHITE         91  Silent             128k   26557    3
BLACK PANTHER           92  Demon & Cossack    128k   35766    3
BLAVA DEMO              92  Rumatisoft         128k   38377    2
BLOOD JACK, THE         91  Snowman/Jack       USR0   40310    2
BOBS MUSIC COLLECTION   94  Technium 220       128k   65188    8
BOGIES MOVED            95  Extacy 3           USR0   94159    5
BOOM BOX                87  Digital Design     128k   17654    2
BOOVIE DEMO             94  KVL                128k    9834    2
BRANCH OF MIND          93  Axco               USR0  135787    7
BRIGHT DEMO             --  Bigman/Catman      128k   25179    2
BRUSH STROKES           --  Neon Graphix       128k    1494    1
BSC SPECCY DEMO         --  Betasoft           128k    5967    2
BUDGET MINI DEMO        91  Snake/Red/Angel    128k   15406    2
BUDGET MINI DEMO 2      91  Nick Snake/Angel   128k   24551    3
BUGS DIGI SLIDESHOW     95  Paul Howard        128k            2
CANDY (*)               --  -unknown-          128k    6310    2
CANDYGIRL (*)           --  -unknown-          128k   20088    2
CARMINADLE              --  DMJ                128k   31340    2
CARMINADLE 2            --  DMJ                128k   45331    5
CARMINADLE 3            --  DMJ                USR0   37691    2
CARNIVAL                --  John Chapman       128k    5630    1
CASCADE                 --  John Chapman       128k    7410    1
CBM SOUNDTRACK 1        --  CBM                USR0   18470    2
CD DEMO                 89  Players            128k   39289    3
CENTRE GRAPHICS 128     --  Jacek M/Catman     128k   22849    2
CEREBRAL                94  United Minds       128k   88127    9
CHARIVARI               --  Bigman             USR0   33617    2
CHASE HQ TEST           91  Terminator         128k   37836    2
CHEW AND GUM (*)        --  The Lids           128k   30618    3
CHOCOLATE DEMO          95  United Minds       USR0   39393    5
CIR 1 DEMO              91  CIR                128k   37123    3
CIR 2 DEMO              91  CIR                128k   57157   11
CIR 3 DEMO              91  CIR                128k   32935    3
CIR 4 DEMO              91  CIR                128k   27594    4
CIRCLES, THE            91  Jacek/Cat Man      128k    9296    2
CITY, THE               --  Exodus             128k   46430    6
CLASSICAL               --  Neon Grafix        128k    1968    1
CLEF 128                89  Hacker Chris       128k   34564    2
CLIFF DEMO              95  Cliffy T           128k   25231    1
CLOCK PROGRAM           --  Brian Oreskov      128k    8223    2
CLOWN                   95  -unknown-          128k   30423    2
CODEMASTERS DEMO        93  Dronsoft           48k    22876    3
COLLAGE DEMO            94  Mr Incognito/TFA   USR0   11058    2
COLLECTED WORKS PART 1  89  The Lords          128k   75546    3
COLLECTED WORKS PART 2  89  The Lords          128k   33768    2
COLLECTION 1            --  Scalex             128k   19030    2
COMPACT DISC PLAYER     90  -unknown-          128k   29834    4
CONDENZATOR BRUTAL      93  Omega/J.Smith      128k   96636    5
COOL CLIFF              95  Cliffy T           48k    20280    4
COURTESY 3              93  Maud'Dib/Drozol    128k   28535    3
CRACKS                  --  EBI/Fred           USR0    8956    5
CRAZY DEMO              91  Mad Guys           128k   44081    3
CRAZY FRACTAL           93  Spectec            128k   30029    3
CRAZY SAMPLE 2          89  The Lords          128k   24516    3
CRUSH                   92  Jacek Michalak     128k    7110    1
CRYSTAL KILODEMO        93  Zack               128k   58715    8
CSA AY DEMO             91  CSA                128k   19180    2
CUBE PREVIEW, THE       94  Mikropol           128k   17935    2
D & M DEMO              --  -unknown-          USR0    5515    2
DAG DEMO 3              91  Tad                128k   21971    3
DANCER                  95  -unknown-          128k   40823    2
DANCING SS              89  Axelsoft           128k   33290    2
DATAPUTER QUICK DEMO    93  MQM Team           USR0   39815    4
DAVID DEMO 2            91  R.E.C.             USR0   42820    4
DEBUT DEMO              93  Cupre              128k   54300    5
DE JAARE VU             95  Convention         128k   47032   10
DEF COM 4               92  Neon Grafix        128k   22437    4
DEFENDERS               90  Sabe               USR0   17128    2
DELAYED MEGADEMO        94  KVL                USR0   84232    4
DEMO 7                  93  Spectec            128k   24549    3
DEMO C's                93  Datasoft           128k   43903    4
DEMO FOR FPD            95  United Minds       USR0   33303    3
DEMO FOR GENERAL PUBLIC 91  Saposoft           128k   26900    4
DEMO FOR JAQUELINE      92  Saposoft           128k   14373    3
DEMO OP DE PLEE         93  The Lords          USR0   59624    6
DEMOGOGIA               92  Omega              128k   14172    3
DEMOLITION              93  Tigers Claw        128k   11656    2
DEMONE                  91  Spectec            48k    58842   11
DEPECHE MODE SINGLES    88  Big Bug            48k    39625    4
DESTINY SOUNDS 1        --  KVM                128k   19592    2
DESTRUCTOR MORTAL       94  Mata/Omega         USR0   68556    4
DIAGRAM 128 PART 1      90  Frank Dux          128k   18013    2
DIG (*)                 --  Jacek/CatMan       128k   23011    1
DIGISYNTH 2             93  Profsoft/KVM/Dan   128k   37011    3
DIGITAL BOX             --  TFF Team           128k   68355    4
DIRTY MOVIE SHOW 1 (*)  --  -unknown-          USR0   34152    2
DIRTY MOVIE SHOW 2 (*)  --  -unknown-          USR0   33871    2
DIRTY MOVIE SHOW 3 (*)  --  -unknown-          USR0   33753    2
DMC DEMO 8              90  DMC                48k    32778    2
DOBRANOCKI 128          89  Kicia              128k   19010    2
DON'T PULL TOO HARD (*) --  Sodom & Gommorah   128k   24887    2
DOODY GEI PARTY DEMO    95  Extacy 3/U.Minds   USR0  124976    6
DOOM 2                  --  -unknown-          128k    1884    2
DOUBLE DENSITY          90  SFH                128k    3707    1
DOUBLE MEGA XMAS 2      90  Hacker Chris       128k   77529    9
DOW JOINED              92  Total Eclipse      128k   15156    3
DRAGONS PARTY           90  Jacek/CatMan       128k   28974    2
DRSP                    --  -unknown-          128k   25649    2
DUCKMANIA               93  George K           128k   14810    2
DUNGEON DEMO            93  Profsoft/Khazad    128k   25302    3
EARTH, THE              92  CBM                128k   33095    2
ECHOLOGIA DEMO          95  Omar Pictures      128k  119202    8
EEL DEMO                90  BZYK               128k   35230    2
EGAL                    93  Mad Guys           128k   32052    3
EL LOCO                 90  The Lords          128k   12799    2
EMITTING SEXUAL P. (*)  95  Extacy 3/Conventn  128k   21939    3
ERDELYI BELA COLLECTION 95  Exodus Software    48k    88403    8
EVIL DEMO               95  United Minds       USR0   57700    7
EXAMPLE FOR ESI         92  CBM/Matasoft       128k   24131    2
EXODUS 95               95  Exodus             128k   28703    2
EXODUS MEGADEMO         93  Exodus             USR0  131270   12
FANTASY 128             90  Rafii software     128k   39437    3
FARAON                  --  Graf               USR0   13672    2
FEMMES (*)              --  -unknown-          128k   45943    3
FEVER (*)               92  Jacek Michalak     128k   12279    1
FINAL STRIKE, THE       94  UVS/aka Mad Guys   128k    5504    2
FIRE AND ICE            94  The Guardian       128k   46609    5
FLASH DEMO              93  Phillip Shark      128k   36695    3
FLY, THE                --  Agent X            128k   18474    2
FOR K3L TEAM            95  West Boys          128k   19518    2
FOR THE UNITED MINDS    95  Extacy 3           USR0   68600    5
FOUR SEASONS, THE       94  Triad/Alchemist    128k  138555   12
FRANK FRAZETTA          89  Rafii/Miva         128k   18833    2
FRANK FRAZETTA 3        90  John Dalthon/Miva  128k   38853    2
FRIGHT DEMO             --  Stone              USR0   33590    2
FUCK 128 (*)            89  Hacker Jnr/Conrad  128k   35738    3
FUCKMANIA (*)           95  Johnny Renegade    128k   89623    5
FULLER BRUSHMAN (*/+D)  --  Womo PD            128k  219680   33
FUN PART DEMO           93  The UVS            128k   33235    5
FUN PART DEMO REMIX     94  DC Pak             USR0   35412    2
FUXOFT SOUNDTRACK 2     89  Fuxoft             48k    33846    2
FX4 - SOUNDTRACK        91  Fuxoft             USR0   39659    3
G-DEMO 1                92  Dusan Balara       128k   17963    2
GALLERY                 94  Cat Man/DC Pak     USR0   35919    2
GAME ART                91  Wise Man/Cat Man   128k   41257    3
GEMINI THE DOUBLE PRE   94  Exodus             USR0   54678    3
GEOGRAPHY               92  Maud'Dib/Drozol    128k   35225    3
GHAZAS SUPER SOLDIER    --  Theo Develegas     128k   27094    2
GHAZAS SUPER SOLDIER 2  --  Theo Develegas     128k   26200    2
GIRLS (*)               --  Jacek Michalak     128k   26149    1
GO TO HELL              89  Jacek Michalak     128k   12840    2
GO TO HELL 2            --  Jacek Michalak     128k   24356    2
GOAT FARMERS 1          93  Neon Grafix        128k   38885    4
GOAT FARMERS 2          93  Neon Grafix        128k   38071    3
GOAT FARMERS 3          93  Neon Grafix        128k   38801    3
GOAT FARMERS 4          93  Neon Grafix        128k   38395    3
GOT TO GET              90  The President      128k  121156    7
GR LIST 93              93  Garry Rowland      128k   39310    1
GRAFIX BANK 1           92  Mad Guys           USR0   40522    3
GRAFIX BANK 2           92  Mad Guys           128k   29897    3
GREAT BUNS 3            90  Adrian             128k   38382    3
GREAT HEDGEHOG MASSACRE --  Alf                 48k   12228    1
GREAT MUSIC COLLECTION  92  Pentagram          128k  114484    9
GYPSY DANCE             --  Lewis Jones        128k    3009    1
GYRON DEMO              89  Jacek Michalak     128k   26269    2
HANDZGLA                92  Saposoft           128k   33420    2
HAPPY BIRTHDAY          92  EBI/Bobby          128k   10816    3
HARDWAY, THE            91  Bill/Kicia         USR0   34177    2
H-CORE                  94  Fudgepacker        128k   23029    3
HEART                   --  Alphasoft          128k   43775    3
HEAVEN 2                90  Dansoft            128k   16812    2
HEAVY METAL             --  Jacek Michalak     128k   41693    3
HERCULES                91  Busysoft           48k    14055    3
HEROES 92               92  George K           128k   28576    3
HEXOGEN                 --  The Jokers         128k   40363    3
HOLLISBUSTERS           95  The UVMs           128k   27684    3
HORROR DEMO             --  Szninkiel          128k   33937    2
HOT GIRLS               95  The Guardian       128k   70503    7
HUMOUR IN BLACK/WHITE 1 93  Theo Devil         128k   26707    2
HUMOUR IN BLACK/WHITE 2 93  Theo Devil         128k   26507    2
HURRICANES SLIDESHOW    95  Paul Howard        128k   21066    2
HYPERSONIC              --  The Jokers (Pol)   USR0   42113    3
HYPERSONIC 2            92  Pentagram          128k  126919    6
HYPERSONIC 2 48K        92  Pentagram          48k    33029    3
HYPERSONIC 2 PREVIEW    91  Pentagram          USR0   82810    6
HYPNOTIC WORLD          95  Triton             128k   84323    7
ICABOD DEMO 1           93  Icabod             128k   31224    2
ICABOD DEMO 2           93  Icabod             128k   26312    3
I'LL BE BACK            91  Craig Eades        128k   37106    3
IBM PC                  89  Bromba             48k    39751    4
IM NO GOD               90  Johny Wizard       128k   14790    2
IN CONCERT              89  DVB                128k   23083    2
IN THE ARMY NOW         94  Unbelievables      128k   10138    3
INFAMY                  90  Sabe               USR0   30343    3
INNER UNIVERSE          95  Extacy 3           USR0  199069   15
INSANITY                94  Extacy 3           USR0   36175    3
INTENDED TARGET         91  The Intercepters   128k   35798    3
INTERLACE               92  Busysoft           128k   29537    3
IRON I                  94  The Unbelievables  USR0   36011    6
IRON I PREVIEW          94  The Unbelievables  128k   35666    2
INNER SPACE 5           95  Convention         128k   53226    5
INTRO 2                 90  Zaphod Beeblebrox  128k   39754    3
ISABELL (*)             --  -unknown-          128k   25225    3
ISI DEMO                90  Cybercube          128k   14612    2
ISREAL TEAM DEMO        89  Isreal Team        128k  112475   10
ISREAL TEAM DEMO 2      89  Isreal Team        128k   27276    2
JUDGEMENT DAY 2         91  -unknown-          128k   17182    2
JUKEBOX 128             --  Gavin Hamill       128k   13911    2
JUNKFOOD                95  Fudgepacker        128k   17846    3
JUST FOR FUN            --  Jacek/Cat Man      128k   22840    2
JUST FOR FUN 2          94  Jacek Michalak     128k   16069    2
KAPTUREK                91  Mark               128k   32429    2
KASSOFT 5               89  Kassoft            128k   29372    2
KASSOFT 8 - THE SUN     89  Kassoft            128k   17627    2
KASSOFT 9 - MONEY       89  Kassoft            128k   25060    2
KAZ 2nd DEMO            90  Kaz                128k   34345    2
KAZ 5th DEMO            90  Kaz                128k   38973    2
KAZ 6th DEMO            90  Kaz/Zuitek         USR0   41668    3
KEEP SMILING            91  Kicia/Gilbert      USR0   30455    3
KILLER MEGA DEMO        --  Phantom            128k   28873    6
KIX 128                 --  Hacker Chris       128k   41496    2
KRAFT MEGADEMO 128      93  Extacy 3           128k   78914    3
KRISS MUSIC             --  Illusion           128k   25918    3
KWIK SNAX               92  Animate            128k   23902    3
LAMBADA                 90  PP Minio           128k   42852    4
LAST, THE               94  Icabod             128k   19148    3
LCD DEMO                92  Norosoft/Busysoft  128k   40922    3
LEARN TO DRIVE          93  Extacy 3           USR0   27432    3
LEATHAL INJECTION       95  Psi Co             128k   43223    6
LEGENDARY SPECTRUM DEMO 92  Pentagram          48k   252743   15
LEGENTARY DEMO          --  Johnny Red         128k   81192    8
LEGION                  94  United Minds       128k   25004    3
LETTER FOR EYE          95  K3L Team           128k   31959    2
LEW DEMO                --  Janco/Mike         USR0   31383    2
LIFELESS COMMUNISM      90  Mikropol           128k   25116    2
LIGHT AND SOUND V10     --  Theo Devil         USR0   79564    4
LINE, THE               92  Hacker Demon       128k   23675    3
LINEZ                   93  Extacy 3           128k   23195    2
LITTLE DEMO             90  Dynamite Duo       128k   29502    2
LITTLE JOKE             89  The Lords          128k   14986    2
LIVING SHIT             --  Kassoft            128k   14143    2
LIVING ON VIDEO         94  Exodus             USR0   25617    3
LOGIC 5                 91  Wojtus/CatMan      128k   37884    2
LOLLIPOP (*)            94  Knuckle Girls      128k   24850    3
LOLLIPOP 2 (*)          95  Pandagirl          128k   31313    3
LORDS DEMO, THE         90  WiseMan/CatMan     128k   40609    4
LOTUS TURBO CHALLENGE 2 94  Drozol/Intercptrs  USR0   40708    3
LUTSCH                  --  -unknown-          128k   25148    2
LYRA, THE               --  ESI                128k   21173    2
LYRA 2, THE             92  ESI                USR0  207491   11
MAD CAT DEMO            93  Tigers Claw        128k    8309    2
MADHOUSE                --  Mad Guys           48k    58321    5
MADNESS REMIX           91  Mad Guys           128k   30239    3
MADONNA MIX             --  M+Z Musicsoft      128k   43639    4
MAGIC BALLS             93  Spectec            128k   37969    2
MAGIC BALLS 2           93  Spectec            128k   30911    2
MAGIC BALLS 3           93  Spectec            128k   31533    2
MAGICAN                 92  Dominic Morris     128k   16550    3
MAGNET DEMO             --  Bromba             128k    8842    2
MANIA DEMO              94  Icabod             128k   16839    2
MAP DEMO                89  Hacker Chris       128k   34774    2
MARIA (*)               --  -unknown-          128k   21712    2
MASTERWANK (*)          88  Crapman            128k    8455    2
MAX DEMO                91  Tornado            USR0   46819    3
MDA DEMO                91  Busysoft           128k  130067    8
MEETING                 93  EBI                128k   47488    3
MEGA 3 TUNES            88  Richard Braithwte  128k   11896    3
MEGA ROTATION           89  Players            128k   18261    2
MEGADEMO FROM ORION     91  Dr DFO/Graf        USR0  143739   12
MEGALOMANIA             95  Mad Guys           128k  117726    8
MEGATRON                93  Dominic Morris     128k    9935    2
MEGAVISION              92  Nick Snake         128k   27280    2
MIAMI VICE              90  Roger Rabbit       USR0   14173    2
MIAMI VICE 2 - CROCKETT --  Cool Guys          128k   37458    2
MICRO SCREEN V0.12      91  Night Soft         128k   30503    3
MICRO SCREEN V0.13      91  Night Soft         128k   46413    4
MICRO SOUND 1           89  Inxs               128k   28436    2
MICRO SOUND 2           89  Inxs               128k   27447    2
MICRO SOUND 3           89  Inxs               128k   28890    2
MICRO SOUND 4           89  Inxs               128k   21899    2
MINDLESS                93  Extacy 3           USR0   12525    2
MINDWARP                94  Extacy 3           128k   28389    2
MINI XMAS DEMO 2        90  Hacker Chris       128k   26975    2
MIRACLE                 --  -unknown-          USR0   20959    3
MIRAGE 3                89  Hacker Chris       128k   39634    2
MIRAGE 4                89  Hacker Chris       128k   40863    2
MIRAGE 5                89  Hacker Chris       128k   42624    4
MISHA MEGADEMO          93  Resoft             USR0   78975    6
MIX DEMO 128            90  Rafii              128k   25612    2
MIX 2, THE              89  Agent X            128k   23372    2
MODERN GUITAR SOLOS     --  J Hutchings        128k   13901    1
MONSTERS                92  Tommy Cossack      128k   18986    2
MOOZIK 1                90  Anthraxx Dev       128k   63026    4
MOOZIK 2                90  Anthraxx Dev       128k   76546    4
MORE THAN NOP           --  Jacek Michalak     128k   55947    6
MOZARTINA               --  Les Tyler          128k    7113    1
MQM DEMO                92  MQM Team           128k   39267    3
MQM 2                   92  MQM Team           128k   42184    3
MQM 3                   92  MQM Team           128k   41342    3
MQM 4                   93  MQM Team           128k   70547    4
MQM 5 (+D)              94  MQM Team           USR0  614619   34
MQM 6 (+D)              95  Mata               128k  326625   13
MR VAIN                 93  Cat Man/Jacek      128k   20252    3
MUSIC BANK 0            93  Exodus             USR0   19165    2
MUSIC BANK 1            91  The Jokers         128k   28605    3
MUSIC BANK 2            91  Mat/Maud'Dib       128k   30245    2
MUSIC BANK 3            91  Pentagram          USR0   54119    6
MUSIC BANK 4            92  Agent X            128k   28371    2
MUSIC BANK 5            92  Maud'Dib           USR0   33246    2
MUSIC BANK 6            92  Drozol             128k   37519    2
MUSIC BANK 7            92  Maud'Dib           128k   18336    2
MUSIC BANK 8            92  Maud'Dib/Drozol    128k   29245    2
MUSICAL EXPLOSION       90  Nightman           128k  130481   10
MY DRIVING LICENCE      93  Talisman           128k   13285    3
MY NEXT DEMO            90  Sabe               128k   12093    2
MY NEXT DEMO 2          90  Sabe               128k   19311    2
NAMELESS DEMO           95  The Knights        128k   84220    6
NANODEMO                91  Jacek Michalak     128k   45382    5
NEW ORDER DEMO          92  Rasputin PD        128k   16412    4
NEW YEARS SPECIAL       89  Hacker Chris       128k   31348    2
NEW YORK MUSIC REVIEW   90  The Jokers         128k   37054    3
NEXT DUX                --  Frank Dux          128k   10689    2
NICE DOG                90  John Dalthon       128k   43396    3
NIGHTFIRE               --  Phillip Mitchell   128k   12199    2
NIGHTMARE               92  Craig Eades        48k    31654    2
NIGHTMARE 2             92  Craig Eades        USR0   23516    2
NIGHTMARE 3             92  Craig Eades        48k    41224    2
NIGHTMARE 4             92  Craig Eades        128k   39961    2
NIGHTMARE 5             92  Craig Eades        48k    35214    2
NIGHTMARE 7             92  Craig Eades        128k   23647    3
NIGHTMARE 9             92  Craig Eades        128k   41475    2
NINJA DEMO              --  Vietnam Boy        USR0   26217    2
NITELIFE                94  United Minds       128k   41145    6
NO BRAIN NO PAIN        92  Balli Stuff        128k    8269    2
NO INSIGHT VIEW         --  The Lords          128k   22325    2
NO INSPIRATION          93  PNsoft             128k   39324    3
NO MORE INTELLIGENCE    90  Dynamite Dynastie  128k   22584    3
NO MORE INTELLIGENCE 2  91  Dynamite Dynastie  128k   31675    2
NO MORE INTELLIGENCE 3  91  Dynamite Dynastie  48k   130228   13
NO NAZIS                93  Talisman/Vision    128k    9463    2
NO NAME 2               91  Dusan Balara       128k   29984    3
NO NONSENSE             94  United Minds       128k   44718   11
NO SHIT DEMO 1          93  The Knights        128k   21701    2
NO SHIT DEMO 2          93  The Knights        128k   23822    2
NO SHIT DEMO 3          93  The Knights        128k   27886    2
NO SHIT DEMO 4          93  The Knights        128k   27205    3
NO SHIT DEMO 5          93  The Knights        128k   27849    2
NOT DEAD                94  Datasoft           128k   17220    2
OCTUNES                 --  Damian Griffiths   128k   11023    1
OI!                     95  Da Gangster        128k   32683    4
OLD HOUSE               91  Donald/Orgon       128k   16940    2
ONE TOO MANY            93  Extacy 3           48k    72174    6
ONE TOO MANY 2          94  Extacy 3           48k    36304    3
ONLY SCREEN$ V0.12      92  Jackson Hollis     USR0   70715    6
OUT DEMO                93  Jusoft             128k   18530    3
OUT OF ZSL              92  Tad/Luxsost        USR0   81947   10
OVERLAP DEMO            95  Omar Pictures      128k  117655    5
OVERSCAN                91  Busysoft           128k    9480    2
OXYGENE 4               90  Scott F Huhn       128k    3582    1
PAGANINNI CAPRICES (+D) --  Francis Miles      128k   91666   25
PALACE 1                90  Hacker Chris       128k   17660    2
PALACE 2                90  Hacker Chris       128k   22804    2
PANCAKE                 91  Catman/Wiseman     128k   32104    2
PANDORAS BOX PREVIEW    95  The Knights        128k            2
PAULCHEN                --  Panther Paule      128k   25486    2
PC DEMO, THE            94  Spectec            128k   26147    3
PET PORNO (*)           --  H.1123             USR0   14242    2
PIANOLA BACH BEAT       --  Von SGG            USR0   19202    2
PICCI-SHOW              93  EBI                128k   46735    3
PIKO DEMO               91  Matasoft           128k    9101    2
PIOM DEMO               89  SC soft            128k   18562    2
PIPPILLEA - INSANITY 2  95  Extacy 3           USR0   93383    9
PLANETS                 --  -unknown-          128k   37806    2
PLANKTON DEMO           95  The Knights        128k   28739    2
PLEASURE DEMO (*)       --  Demolition Man     128k   23689    3
PODPERSONS FROM MARS    90  The Lords          128k   19071    2
POLICE DEMO             --  Sabe               128k   12542    2
POOCAKE                 95  Extacy 3/U.Minds   128k   29371    3
POPCORN 3               90  Wiseman/Catman     USR0   38859    2
POPSNOG                 94  Knuckle Girls      48k    17534    6
PORNO (*)               --  Jacek Michalak     128k   30707    1
POWER OF ILLUSION PRE   95  Illusion           128k   24983    3
PRISONER                89  The Prisoners      USR0   58301    6
PRO SOUNDS 128          91  Rudolph Priecinsky 128k   30592    2
PSYCHEDELIA             --  Simon Freeman      128k   37046    3
PSYCHO DEMO             91  Skusoft            128k   17271    2
PSYCHO HELIX            93  Spectec            128k   34188    2
QUARK DEMO              92  Dominic Morris     128k   23392    2
QUELLE DEMO             --  Kurt Schnecker     128k    9686    2
QUINQUAGESIMA           89  The Lords          128k   22538    2
RADIO TFF               90  Sanyi/Franks       USR0  127680    6
RAGTIMES                94  KVL                128k   62864    6
RAS LIST 93             93  Garry Rowland      128k   33556    1
RAYTRACE                --  -unknown-          128k   15488    2
RE:EVOLUTION            94  Manui              128k   16738    2
REAL DEAL, THE          --  Cool Guys Ltd      128k  117106    8
RECALL                  --  -unknown-          USR0   13633    2
RED DWARF SLIDESHOW     --  Prism PD           128k  125338   19
REN AND STIMPY SLIDES   94  Extacy 3           128k   39134    3
RENDEVOUS               89  The Lords          128k   19012    3
RENEGADE LEVELS         --  Theo Devil         128k   14449    2
REPLAY                  92  Jacek Michalak     USR0   24953    1
RESULTS 92              93  Johnny Red         128k   59773    3
RHAA LOVELY (*)         89  The Lords          128k   56310    3
RHAA LOVELY (*)         --  PhilHard           48k    35670    3
RIP OFF                 91  Talisman           128k   41170    4
ROARING TWENTIES (*)    90  R+H Microtec       128k   62883    3
ROBOCOP SHOW            92  Matasoft           128k   39974    3
ROTATION                91  Jacek Michalak     128k   20941    2
RR DEMO 3               --  Richard Raddatz    128k   25649    2
RTL 01 (*)              93  Theo Develegas     USR0  115336    7
SABRINA DEMO            --  The Lords          128k   41336    2
SACRED QUERY OF RUIN    92  Profsoft           128k   41403    3
SAM COUPE TOTAL PISS    94  Extacy 3/U.Minds   128k   17007    2
SAMCOM 94               94  Luckysoft          128k   12360    2
SAMPLE BOX 1            95  Paul Howard        128k   33250    1
SAVAGE                  90  Sabe/Wonderboy     128k   11978    2
SAXONY DEMO             93  Adriano/Wobbel     128k   27799    3
SCALEXIADA              93  Scalex             128k   11868    2
SCANNER DEMO            91  Zoonsoft           128k   43333    3
SCHIZOPHRENIA 128       95  Exodus             USR0  110955    6
SCHLUMPH DEMO           93  Spectec            128k   14091    3
SCORIASONIC 2 PREVIEW   93  Jackson Hollis     USR0   58157    8
SCRAMBLE                90  Wiseman/Catman     128k   34765    3
SCREAM DEMO             92  Jacek Michalak     128k    4079    1
SCRUNK ART              --  The Lords          128k   20167    2
SECOND REALITY          94  Matthew Westcott   128k   29449    4
SECOND WORLD, THE       94  Tigers Claw        128k   65466    4
SECRETS OF LOVE         93  Talisman           128k    8412    2
SEVEN CLASSICS          --  Miles Kinloch      128k   23888    1
SEVEN UP                91  Terminator         48k    32436    2
SEVENTH DEMO            --  -unknown-          128k    4102    2
SFH DEMO 1              91  Scott Huhn         128k   15372    2
SGT PEPPER              88  Sgt Pepper         128k    8118    2
SGT PEPPER 2            88  Sgt Pepper         128k    6818    2
SGT PEPPER 3            88  Sgt Pepper         128k    4530    2
SGT PEPPER 4 (*)        88  Sgt Pepper         128k   23608    2
SGT PEPPER 5            88  Sgt Pepper         128k    7546    2
SGT PEPPER 6            89  Sgt Pepper         128k   13397    2
SGT PEPPER 7            89  Sgt Pepper         128k   15305    2
SGT PEPPER 10           89  Sgt Pepper         128k    9639    2
SGT PEPPER 11           90  Sgt Pepper         128k    9828    2
SHOCK MEGADEMO          92  ESI                48k    99689   10
SIGNAL PART 3           91  Mikropol           48k    31176    2
SILENCE OF THE AY       95  Illusion           128k  188071   12
SILLY DEMO 1            89  The Lords          128k   11340    2
SIMPLETON 128           89  Timsoft            128k   18256    2
SIMPSONS, THE           91  Wotjus/Thorgal     128k   33904    3
SING ALONG A SPECCY     95  Paul Oliver        128k            1
SIR CLIVES NIGHTMARE    --  Killer Klowns      128k  103470    5
SKY 128 3               89  Hacker Chris       128k   28741    2
SKY 128 4               89  Hacker Chris       128k   32273    2
SLAPFIGHT               --  Theo Devil         128k   22191    2
SLIDESHOW               --  Pentagram          USR0   61423    6
SMALL 1                 94  United Minds       128k   11513    2
SMURF SHIT 1            88  Hacker Chris       128k   39839    4
SMURF SHIT 2            88  Hacker Chris       128k   34925    3
SNOWMAN DIGI SLIDESHOW  95  Paul Howard        128k            2
SOLIDARNOSC DNI 500     91  Zoonsoft           128k   45127    3
SOLSTICE                95  The Knights        128k   44971    3
SONG IN LINES 4         --  Busysoft/Fuxoft    128k   47584    4
SONG IN LINES 5         91  Busysoft/Fuxoft    USR0   62564    7
SONIC                   94  Icabod             128k   15987    2
SOPORIFIC               92  Mad Guys           128k   16806    3
SOUND BEAT 3            --  Agent-X            USR0   35846    3
SOUND DEMO 01           92  Theo Devil         128k   30887    2
SOUND DEMO 02           92  Theo Devil         128k   16459    2
SOUND DEMO 03           92  Theo Devil         128k            2
SOUND DEMO 04           92  Theo Devil         128k   15439    2
SOUND DEMO 05           92  Theo Devil         128k   14347    2
SOUND DEMO 06           92  Theo Devil         128k   19789    2
SOUND DEMO 07           92  Theo Devil         128k   20687    2
SOUND DEMO 08           92  Theo Devil         128k   23587    2
SOUND DEMO 09           92  Theo Devil         128k   19587    2
SOUND DEMO 10           92  Theo Devil         128k   19987    2
SOUND SAMPLER 1         88  Womo PD            128k   18789    2
SOUND SAMPLER 2         88  Womo PD            128k   37424    4
SPACE CRUSADERS         93  -unknown-          128k    9771    2
SPACE DEMO 5            92  Craig Eades        128k   19620    2
SPACE DEMO 6            92  Craig Eades        48k    20114    5
SPECTEC DEMO 2          92  Spectec            128k   29544    2
SPECTROLOGY             94  Luckysoft          128k   16326    2
SPECTRUM 128 MUSIC DEMO 88  Andrew Brown       128k   15672    2
SPECTRUM DEMONSTRATION  82  OCP                48k    33176    2
SPEED DEMO              94  Technium 220       128k   12636    2
SPEED DEMO 2            95  Technium 220       128k   29256    2
SPEEDY TOMATOES ON ACID 94  United Minds       128k   10214    2
SPIRIT IN BLACK         93  Les Quinn          128k   37210    2
SPRAY ART               92  -unknown-          128k    4253    1
SPRING                  --  John Chapman       128k    5411    1
SQ TRACKER DEMO         94  Depeche Code       128k   19472    2
STAR TREK TNG PART 1    94  Tigers Claw        128k   41359    3
STAR TREK TNG PART 2    94  Tigers Claw        128k   35870    2
STOLEN DATA             94  Extacy 3           USR0   72515    8
STONE PRESENTS DEMO (*) --  Drozol             USR0   29940    3
STONED ON BANANAS       95  Psi-Co             128k   24578    3
STOP RESET              89  Busysoft           128k   25913    3
STRANGER 3              91  Jim Goer           128k   34365    9
STRIP POKER DEMO (*)    92  Talisman           128k   33151    3
STRONG DEMO             91  Intruders          128k   25838    3
SUBSONIC                93  Extacy 3           48k    15776    2
SUBSONIC 2              93  Extacy 3           128k   30451    2
SUBSTANCE               91  CoolGuys Ltd       128k  119151    8
SUCKER DEMO             95  United Minds       128k   26253    2
SUMMER SOUNDS 1         88  Tarzan Boy         128k   37180    2
SUMMER SOUNDS 2         88  Tarzan Boy         128k   27904    2
SUPER SOUND 128 2       89  Hacker Jack        URS0   30514    2
SZAFRAN 2 DEMO          --  Szafran            128k   31978    2
TALISMAN DEMO           91  Total Eclipse      128k   18289    2
TARGET EARTH            94  United Minds       128k   45661    6
TARREGA (+D)            --  Francis Miles      128k   77962   22
TB MINI DEMO            92  Craig Eades        48k    17479    2
TB MINI DEMO 2          92  Craig Eades        128k   24914    3
TB MINI DEMO 3          92  Craig Eades        48k    23173    3
TB MINI DEMO 4          92  Craig Eades        48k    33873    3
TB MINI DEMO 5          92  Craig Eades        128k   28584    3
TB MINI DEMO 6          92  Craig Eades        48k    19870    3
TB MINI DEMO 7          92  Craig Eades        48k    27754    2
TB MINI DEMO 8          92  Craig Eades        48k    22954    2
TDL -THE DARK LORD      88  Dark Lord          128k   18046    3
TECHNO CHAOS            93  CBM                USR0   99252    4
TELEVISION DEMO         93  Spectec            128k   29485    3
TENNER DEMO             89  DVB                128k   24242    2
TERNIMADOR (*)          92  Mad Guys           48k    51627    6
TFF 05                  90  Sandor Gyanya      128k   43320    4
THERE                   95  Exodus             USR0   38691    3
TIM FOLLIN 2            91  Mat/Ziutek         128k   22914    2
TINBIN CRAZY            92  Craig Eades        128k   23913    2
TNT 2                   --  -unknown-          USR0  114652    8
TNT 3                   --  -unknown-          USR0  120709    9
TNT 4                   --  -unknown-          USR0  129996    8
TOTAL MIND FUCK         93  Triad Developmnts  128k   39945    3
TOTAL RECALL ANIMATION  91  Craig Eades        128k   36111    3
TOUCH ME (*)            --  The Lords          128k   24802    2
TOXIC ELEPHANT          91  Anderson/Jayne     128k   36282    4
TRAIN SPOTTIN'          93  The Knights        128k   86626    7
TRANSFERRED FROM AMIGA  94  Mr.Incognito       USR0   21738    3
TURBO PASCAL V4         89  Szafram            128k   24221    2
TV TUNES JUKEBOX        --  Paul Howard        128k   13986    1
TWIN SOUNDS             91  R.Priecinsky       128k   32241    2
TWIN WORLDS             94  Exodus             USR0   44088    6
TYPICAL ARCADE PLAYER   --  Terry Greer        128k   14691    3
UGLY DEMO               --  Abacus             128k    7550    2
UHR CLOCK               84  Jochen Alt         48k    11895    1
UNCLE BENS BORDELLO (*) 89  Spermasoft         128k   23056    3
UNCLE BENS BORDELLO 2   89  Spermasoft         128k   36565    3
UNLIMITED DREAM         95  Spectravision      128k   94809    6
UNLIMITED SPIRITS       92  Mad Guys           128k   29658    3
UNLIMITED SPIRITS PRE   92  Mad Guys           USR0    4853    2
UNREAL DEMO             90  Hacker Chris       128k   29002    2
UNUSED 128              94  Omega              128k   27774    2
VASELINE (*)            94  Knuckle Girls      48k    20613    5
VECTOR                  --  Jacek Michalak     48k    22899    3
VERISIMILITUDE          95  Zack               128k   13131    2
VGA 01                  93  Theo Devil         128k   89489    8
VGA 02                  93  Theo Devil         128k   87471    8
VGA 03                  93  Theo Devil         128k   83235    8
VGA 04                  93  Theo Devil         128k   80687    8
VIDI PARTY SHOW         91  Pentagram          USR0   94937    9
VIRUSMAKER              92  Jacek Michalak     128k   13980    1
VIZ DEMO                94  Fudgepacker        128k   16929    3
VMD                     94  Triad/Alchemist    128k   30201    3
VOICEBOX DEMO           --  Spectec            48k    17465    5
VOODOO MUSIC PACK       --  Voodoo soft        48k    19862    2
WAITER WAITER           --  Coolguys Ltd       48k    16820    3
WALTZES FROM VIENNA     --  Paul Oliver        128k   14776    1
WATCHMEN                95  Psi-Co             128k   31912    4
WE'RE CALLED GONDOLIERI --  Garry Rowland      128k   22098    1
WEIRD SCIENCE MEGADEMO  92  Horvath/Mezei      128k   26123    3
WERNER                  86  -unknown-          128k   11280    3
WERNER 2                86  -unknown-          128k   18493    2
WHAT                    91  Snowman            128k   19348    2
WICKED SCROLL           91  Jacek Michalak     128k    8174    1
WILDCAT DEMO            89  Sean Adams         128k   20088    2
WITHOUT SENSE           90  Gacuck             48k     9233    2
WISH YOU WERE HERE (*)  92  Craig Eades        128k   25853    5
WIX 128 - 3             89  Hacker Chris       48k    21449    2
WOODPECKER FROM SPACE   89  Alphasoft          128k   44531    3
WRONG TROUSERS          95  Paul Howard        128k            2
X-FILES SLIDESHOW       95  Paul Howard        128k   20243    2
XMAS COMPENDIUM         --  -unknown-          128k   17849    4
XMAS GREETING           93  Garry Rowland      128k   26439    1
YESTERDAYS DREAM        --  The Knights        USR0   22841    2
ZCROLL                  94  Icabod             128k   18838    2
ZCROLL 2 (*)            94  Icabod             128k   28105    2
ZX WINDOWS (+D)         91  FM Delight         128k  169752   13

    TOTAL DEMOS = 622 SEE ADDITION LIST 1x FOR LATEST TITLES

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    FOUNTAIN PUBLIC DOMAIN LIBRARY - CATALOGUE 1 (SEP 95)

    The following document was supplied by Dave Fountain (Fountain PD), I just turned it into HTML for my Web pages.

    Proprietor: Dave Fountain

    Welcome to the first Fountain PD catalogue, a brand new Public Domain Library for the ZX Spectrum range of home computers. We hope you find something of interest / use for your Spectrum.

    PRICES: PD programs are free but a small copying charge is requested. Each time you order, your first six choices are FREE, thereafter titles cost just 10p each. You don't have to order more than six titles if you don't want to! We ask that you send a SAE to cover return postage as FPD is strictly non-profit making. Postage on orders over `2 will be paid by us. Any monies received will help pay towards stationary, consumables etc.

    STORAGE MEDIA: We support Tape and 3.5" +D disc (specific +3 programs can be supplied on 3" disc). Please try to send branded tape or disc in a padded jiffy bag, this will greatly reduce the chances of software duplication error or damage in transit. All titles come with a lifetime guarantee and will be replaced free of charge should you acidentally damage, mislay or erase files (or the software is upgraded - check for 'Enhanced version').

    HOW TO ORDER: Simply fill in the titles of programs that interest you in the boxes provided on the order form. You will find that the running price total is listed at the beginning of each box. Fill in the details at the bottom and make sure you enclose the following:

    Your remittance (if more than 6 titles) A loose stamp or SAE (if order under #2) Your tape or disc (formatted)

    If your order exceeds the capacity then a credit note is issued. When sending cash please try to 'camouflauge' it so it cannot be felt easily through the envelope. We ask that you do not send cheques or crossed postal orders due to incurred banking costs.

    Every effort will be made to return your order within 48 hours (two working days). We hope you enjoy your association with FPD and welcome all comments on our service. Your complaints will be dealt with swiftly and with respect. Hardware failure this end will result in us returning your order as soon as possible and with a FULL refund. Hopefully this will be a rare occurrence! ABOUT FPD: All software is archived on 3M 3.5" discs (including a set of duplicate back up discs). For disc to disc transfer we use the excellent DISCMATE copier and then check target discs with FILE TEST v2.0. For tape copying we use the DT+ utility which removes the +D d* loader syntax (let us know if you'd like it left in!) +D users are supplied with a free print out of the Directory. Obviously we cannot verify every cassette full of software but we have made every effort to ensure high quality tape copies. The quality of the tape you send us is vital to ensure good first time loading. We highly recommend TDK D60/90s.

    HELPFILES: Most utilities come with on screen instruction or seperate help sheets, some however come with no instruction at all. We are currently working on the missing 'manuals' and hope to eliminate this problem before too long. Utility software that contains no instruction will be so listed in Catalogue 2.

    GENERAL NOTES: On the Order form, we ask that you tell us which Spectrum model or models you run. This is so we can send you the correct version of software (if an alternative version is available); this usually concerns the 128k's internal Ramdisk syntax, i.e.

    128k+ or +2 (grey) = !"filename"
    128k+2A or +3 = "M:filename"

    NOTES ON DEMOS: The correct Loading mode is listed in the fourth column of the Demo lists. The following methods should be followed:

    128k -Use Tape Loader option or enter +D loading syntax in 128k
      Basic mode.

USR0 -In 128k mode type USR0. Your Spectrum will perform a soft
      reset into 48k Basic but the memory pages and AY chip
      will still be active. LOAD"" etc as normal.

 48K -Load only in 48k mode on a 128k Spectrum. This does not
      mean that the Demo is only for 48k Spectrums.

    All Demos listed by us work on the 128k+ or +2 (grey) Spectrum provided they are loaded in the correct mode (see above). Owners of the +2A / +3 will sometimes find a Demo will not work properly or crash when loaded. This is due to changes made by Amstrad and is beyond our control. However, we are currently testing all titles for +2A / +3 compatibility and these findings will be listed in future catalogues. This is our first catalogue from scratch and we simply did not have the time or equipment to ensure customers were not fully informed of this problem.

    If you discover a Demo which does not work on your +2A / +3, and you were not warned by the catalogue, then we will credit you with five free titles per Demo. Your information will help us compile a list of incompatible Demos. We will ALWAYS offer to replace / swop software or offer a full refund if you are not happy for any reason.

    It is also worth mentioning that the sound output from the +3 Spectrum is very poor indeed and not recommended for programs consisting of mainly Audio content. Amstrad denied this problem exsisted by thankfully cured it with the +2A's introduction.

    Your input is always welcome so that we can expand and improve the catalogue with every issue. Many suggestions already sent in are being incorporated into the March 1996 edition. The best suggestions and letters are awarded 25 free credits.

    CONTRIBUTIONS: If you have written a new program, or improved on an existing title, why not send it in for distribution. We will offer free credits for all programs we can use.

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    FOUNTAIN PD UTILITIES COLLECTION - CATALOGUE NO.2

    The following document was supplied by Dave Fountain (Fountain PD), I just turned it into HTML for my Web pages.

    LAST UPDATED: 11.1.96

    TAPE USER UTILITIES (Tape or 3.5" +D disc)

    ===================
    1. BS COPY 128 : Very advanced tape file copier/toolkit.
    2. BYTE COUNT : Counts the total number of bytes Loaded.
    3. COPY 48 : File copier, includes two Turbo speeds.
    4. COPY 128 : File copier, uses 125k memory buffer.
    5. COPY IT : File copier, uses 40k memory buffer. German language.
    6. COPY PLUS : File copier, able to Load/Save Headerless files.
    7. COPYTAPE : Simple file copier.
    8. CASSCAT : Sends header file info of programs to printer.
    9. CASSETTE HEADER READER : Advanced header information.
    10. CASSETTE HYPERLOAD CREATOR : Customize loading speed/colours.
    11. DOUBLE DECKER : Tape signal analyser for correct Azimuth setting
    12. FILE HEADER READER : Advanced header information.
    13. HEADER CHANGE v2.0 : Alter header information.
    14. HEADERLESS : Save or Load Headerless files.
    15. KOVACS : File copier with clock to time file lengths.
    16. MASTERCOPY 128 : Advanced file copier with eight options.
    17. QUICKSAVE : Saves a font or UDG set without entering file length
    18. SCREEN VIEWER : Scan through tapes for Screen files.
    19. SUPERBAUD+ : Change Load/Save Baud rate settings.
    20. TAPECHECK v2.0 : Advanced Verify routines. German language.
    21. TAPELOCK : Protects files Saved onto tape by scrambling Code.
    22. TEXTLOAD : Displays defined messages on screen as tape loads.
    23. TURBOTAPE : Create Turbo Load/Save routine for your programs.

    +D USER UTILITIES (Tape or 3.5" +D disc)

    =================
    1. ALPHACAT : Creates temporary alphabetical Cat like Betados.
    2. ATTRIB +D : Creates Execute file to alter 128k start-up colours.
    3. AUTOPROG +D : File handler, includes quick Load, Format etc.
    4. BETACASE : Converts lower to upper case for alphabetical CAT.
    5. BETACONFIG : Alter Betados values with temporary Pokes.
    6. BETAFIX : +Sys Beta bug fixer Pokes. Essential!
    7. BOOTMENU : Instant boot/one-key loader menu for your files.
    8. BULK ERASE v1 : Erase selected files quickly via a menu.
    9. CALLER +D : Call routines held in +D Ram from Basic (GDos).
    10. CAT CONCEAL : Hides specific files from a Cat listing.
    11. CAT PRINTOUT : Outputs Cat directory to printer (BetaDos).
    12. CATTER : Saves Directory as a file for sector error backup.
    13. CHECKER +D : Disc sector checker.
    14. CLIP VIEWER : View screen$ files held on a disc.
    15. CLOCK : On screen digital clock stored in +D Ram.
    16. CLONE : Disc clone utility by Kizzy of the Knights.
    17. CLS# : Install custom Cls colours in +sys file.
    18. COPIER, THE v1.1 : File copier, by Shimon Young.
    19. CSD : Font editor, by Daniel Cannon.
    20. DATASHEILD : Protects disc from unwanted Saves.
    21. DOS ANALYSE : Simple diagnostic for current resident DOS.
    22. DISC DOCTOR : Advanced disc toolkit, Track edit etc.
    23. DISC EDITOR : Full disc editor.
    24. DISC FILER : Creates a program name database automatically.
    25. DISC MANAGER v2.6 : General file management utility.
    26. DISC ORDERCHANGER : Re-arrange files on a disc directory.
    27. DISC TO TAPE : Simple disc to tape file copier.
    28. DISCMATE FILE COPIER : 1 or 2 drive disc file copier.
    29. DISCTIDY : Erase programs and/or close directory gaps.
    30. DISKCOMP : Compress space on disc. German language.
    31. DISKETTEN MONITOR : Monitor. German language.
    32. DOSCOP : Converts MS DOS files to Spectrum Code format.
    33. DOS SETTINGS : Shows Peek @ value settings in DOS.
    34. DREAD : Advanced disc Cat info, includes sectors, tracks.
    35. DREAD 2 : Enhanced sequel to above program, new options.
    36. DRIVE PARKER : Parks your +D drive like a PC at closedown.
    37. G+DOS FIX : +Sys Gdos bug fixer Pokes. Essential!
    38. FASTCOPY : Claimed to be the fastest sector copier around.
    39. FILETEST v2 : Disc file checker, very fast and painfully honest!
    40. FINDOUT : Store up to 3 issues of OUTLET on one disc.
    41. FONTASY 4+D : Enhanced font editor by Chris Taylor.
    42. FMT & NUM - Disc bulk formatting and/or renumberer.
    43. FULL CAT : Advanced Cat listing, Basic file length (Betados)
    44. GAP CLOSE : Closes gaps in file numbering directory.
    45. INDEX WRITER : User definable database.
    46. INOF : Moves directory numbers down to add file at position 1.
    47. INOF+ : As above but now adds a directory 'hole' at any position
    48. KATALOG PRINTER : Advanced Print-out of Cat. German language.
    49. MEGACOPY : Whole disc sector copier.
    50. MEMBERSLIST : Create a database of club members, names etc.
    51. MICROREAD : A Microdrive file reader/converter to +D.
    52. NEATER LISTER : Prints Basic listing in much neater fashion.
    53. NOTEPAD +D : Freeform database ideal for lists etc.
    54. OPUS CAT - Two drive Opus disc reader for +D.
    55. OPUS COPYCAT : Copy Opus files to +D format.
    56. OPUSSYS v1.0 : Read Opus Discovery discs (GDos).
    57. PEEK @ v2 : Peek +D Ram and Rom, view Dos values.
    58. PERMAVAR : Create pseudo permanant system variables.
    59. PLUS D FILE RETRIEVER : Un-Erase acidentally lost files.
    60. PLUS D POKER : Use +D like Multiface to enter cheat Pokes.
    61. PLUS D SECTOR SEARCH : Replaces text/numeric string with another
    62. PROGSTOPPER : Alters loader so programs do not Autorun.
    63. QUICK COP v2 : Two drive disc file copier.
    64. SECTOR MAPPER v1.3 : Displays sectors used by each file.
    65. SECTORCOPY : Disc sector copier (BetaDos).
    66. SLOWMO +D : Run games etc at various speeds (GDos).
    67. SNA FILE LOADER : Read Snaps used on PC's running Z80 Emulator.
    68. SNAP FIX : Dos Bug fixers to cure crash on Snapshot exits.
    69. SNAP KEY 0 : Dos patch to enable escape from system lock-ups.
    70. SNAP LOAD : Dos resident menu loader for any Snaps on disc.
    71. SNAP OUT : Exit option like Multiface.
    72. SNAP RENAMER v1a : Comprehensive Snap toolkit.
    73. SNAP SCREEN : Extract screen$ from snapshot.
    74. SNAP SPY : Let's you view any Basic in Snaps.
    75. SNAP SWAP : Changes Snap prefix to user defined word.
    76. SNAP WORD : Changes Snap prefix to user defined word.
    77. SYNTAX +D : Automatically adds +D syntax to Basic loaders.
    78. TAPE TO DISC : Simple tape to disc file transfer (GDos only).
    79. TAPE MANAGER 128 : Advanced tape file utilities using the +D.
    80. TAPEMALL : Tape to disc, Disc to tape file copier.
    81. TAPESNAP 48 : Save 48k Snaps to tape.
    82. TAPESNAP 128 : Save 128k Snaps to tape.
    83. TASCAT : Convert Cat listing to Opentype file (BetaDos).
    84. THINGI : Multiface style utility for +D (GDos).
    85. TOOL DD+ v2.2 : Disc to disc file copier, includes file rename.
    86. TOOL DT+ v2.1 : Disc to tape file copier, removes +D syntax!
    87. TRANSIT : Tape to disc, disc to tape or disc clone file copier.
    88. TRAXTRAM : Improvement on the Load @ command.
    89. UNITRANS+ : Tape to disc file copier.
    90. WHICHDOS : Mergeable code in Rem to identify DOS version.
    91. WHICHDRIVE : Mergeable code in Rem to get current drive.
    92. WIPEOUT2 : Very fast Erase of disc contents.

    +3 USER UTILITIES (Tape, 3" disc or 3.5" +D disc)

    =================
    1. ADMIN : General disc management utility.
    2. ARTFULLY DODGY : Converts ART STUDIO 128 to work on/from +3.
    3. B FORMAT : Formats external B drive to PCW standard.
    4. BB3 : Gets BetaBasic to work on a +3 from the drive.
    5. BLOCKER 173 : Disc track and Sector sorter-outer!
    6. BLOCKER 203 : As above but for discs Formatted with HIFORM.
    7. BOOTMAN : Boot sector modifiers for A and B drives.
    8. BOOT SECTOR MODIFIER : As title.
    9. CATALOGUE : Gives full info on Basic/Code file lengths.
    10. CATALL : CATS and Checks all user areas of disc.
    11. CATCHUP : Gives Cat listing of over 64 files on B drive.
    12. CATSCAN : Places file to load in F$ for programming routines.
    13. CONVERT : Converts +D disc files to +3 A drive.
    14. CRUNCH : File packer/extractor.
    15. DISCDUMP : Tape stream back-up of disc contents.
    16. DISKER v1 : +3 disc to Disciple file converter.
    17. DOCTOR : Advanced disc doctor to view/repair damaged areas.
    18. DRV USER : Load programs which are in other user areas.
    19. EDIS : Disc sector editor.
    20. EXPLORER : Read, Write, Display & Write to Index flags.
    21. EXTENDACAT : Extra info given on CAT listing.
    22. HIFORM : Formats 3" discs to 203k per side.
    23. INPUTRAP : Error traps illegal filenames for +3 Dos.
    24. MAXIRAM : Increase +3 Ramdisc from 58k to 62k, like 128/+2.
    25. MEGAMAT 800 : Formats B drive to 800k
    26. MODE SWITCHER : Swap between 48-128k modes at any time.
    27. PARAM : Pokes to make internal A drive run faster and quieter.
    28. SHUFFLER : Simple disc to tape file copier.
    29. SOFTROM : Places addresses 0-16383 in Ram for Editing/Poking.
    30. SUPERMAT 192 : Formats 3" discs to 192k per side.
    31. TAPER : Disc to tape file copier.
    32. TRANS 1_2 : Transfers files from 3" drive onto +D B drive.
    33. TRANSFER : Write to +D discs on B drive.
    34. TRANSIT3 : Disc to tape, Tape to disc file copier.
    35. ULTRA 208 : Formats 3" discs to 208k per side.
    36. UNFRAG : Disc file un-fragmenter to improve Load/Save speed.
    37. WIDECAT : Cat and display disc contents in two or more columns.

    MICRODRIVE USER UTILITIES (Tape or 3.5" +D disc)

    =========================================
    1. MICRODRIVER : Mdv file management utility, Spanish language.
    2. MICROMEGA MOS : Mdv file management utility.
    3. OPUS SUITE : Collection of 8 Opus drive utility programs.
    4. RUN : 5 programs to enhance Mdv operation. German language.
    5. SEAL RESCUE : Seals off bad sectors on Cart/Opus disc.
    6. TRI-LOADER : Menu loader for programs stored on Cart/Opus disc.

    PROGRAMMING UTILITIES (Tape or 3.5" +D disc)

    =====================
    1. 128k SUITE : Four routines to customize 128k operation.
    2. 23 SCROLL : Scroller on line 23.
    3. 40 COLUMN : Print routine as title.
    4. 42 COLUMN : Print routine as title.
    5. 48 MENU : Creates a 128k loader menu, with Calculator, for 48k's
    6. 64 COLUMN : Print routine as title.
    7. ADBASIC : Advanced Basic with new commands.
    8. ASCAN : Scan memory for ASCII text.
    9. BANNEROL : Large colourful scroller.
    10. BASCAN : Search listing for a specified Keyword or variable.
    11. BASIC TRACE : Trace your programs to find errors etc.
    12. BASICODE : Save Basic as Code bytes.
    13. BIT POKER : Set or reset a single bit of any byte.
    14. BORDERTEXT : Scrolls text in border area (pretty badly!).
    15. BREAK KEY DISABLE : Small M/C routine to disable Break press.
    16. CATRAM 128 : Gives Cat of Ramdisc, 128+/+2.
    17. CHAR PACKER : Code file packer. No instructions.
    18. CLEAR IT : Clears Ramdisc on 128+/+2.
    19. CLEARCUT v2.0 : Clears Ramtop without a CLS.
    20. CLOCK CURSOR : Digital clock and full 48k Basic cursor movement.
    21. CODE SHIFTER : Relocate code in memory.
    22. DATATYPER : Puts Code in Basic Data statements.
    23. DEVAL : Removes VAL statements from a Basic listing.
    24. DIGITAL CLOCK : On screen clock for 48k mode.
    25. DISASSEMBLER : As title, by D.Gorski with instructions.
    26. DR.KODE : Advanced assembler by Chris Pile.
    27. DYNAMIC CRACKING TOOL v3.0 : Memory scanner. German language.
    28. EDITPLUS : Full 128k style cursor movement in 48k mode.
    29. ELITE EDITOR : Customize Commander Saves - needs game.
    30. EXBAS : Extended Basic system.
    31. FILE COMPRESSOR+ v2.0 : Code file compressor.
    32. FINDER : Screen memory resident font/sprite finder.
    33. GRAPHIC ADVENTURE CREATOR : Adventure game writing suite.
    34. HEX LOADER : Enter Hex and Save as Code file.
    35. HOLD IT : Stores a screen in memory.
    36. JACKSOFT ASSEMBLER : Full Z80 Machine Code assembler.
    37. JUMPER : Jump to a chosen line/statement from Basic.
    38. KEMPSTON : Interface reader routine with UDG pointer.
    39. KEY DEFINE : Reprogram any key on a 48k.
    40. LEAVER : Extracts one or a block of Basic lines from a program.
    41. LFLIPI : Fast routine for 'flipping' bytes.
    42. LINESAVER/2 : Two routines to Save an individual Basic line.
    43. LINESPLIT : Split a long basic line into two new lines.
    44. MANIC MINER SUITE : Customize sprites & Levels, needs game.
    45. MEMCHECK : Routines to show memory used.
    46. MENUMASTER : Pointer driven menu system for loading etc.
    47. MESSAGE SCROLLER : Simple scroller.
    48. MINICON MONITOR : Monitor by Triad Developements.
    49. MR PACK : Code file packer.
    50. MULTIBASIC3 : Switch between 2 or 3 programs held in Ram.
    51. NOTEPAD 3 : Notepad held in memory, gives one screen capacity.
    52. OMNIVAC : Reduces bytes used in Basic program using Not Pi etc.
    53. ON ERROR : Error GOTO routine.
    54. ONE LINER : Insert a message into a listing with no line number.
    55. PRINT 7 : Position text on screen at pixel positions.
    56. RAMDOS : Create a ramdisc on any Spectrum.
    57. REDIM : Redimensions exsisting Arrays.
    58. RELINER : Line renumberer, easily Merged with own programs.
    59. RELINO : Renumber next line of basic.
    60. REM MAKER : Create Rem of any size.
    61. REMDATA : Store pokes in Rem lines to save memory.
    62. REMSTORE : Store up to 7k of code in a Rem, ideal for Screen$.
    63. REMSTORE2 : Create a Rem statement of any length.
    64. REMLISTER : Merge to list rems held in Basic listing.
    65. SAMTOD : Convert Sam Coupe files to Spectrum, Screens, Code etc.
    66. SAVESOON : Reminder to Save files at defined intervals.
    67. SHOW ME : View files in ASCII or Hex formats.
    68. SIDEKICK : Check system variables etc.
    69. SKIPPER : High speed cursor Editing in Input or Basic lines.
    70. SPECMAP 1/2 : Displays full memory map of Ram in pixel form.
    71. SPECTRUM TEST : Diagnostic for all Spectrum models.
    72. SMOOTH SCROLL : Upwards text scroller, like TV/film credits.
    73. SOFTCOPY : Copies any normal text/UDG to a Print statement.
    74. STIMPO DISASSEMBLER v3.0 : Disassembler by Gary Stimson.
    75. STRIPCOL : Removes colour coded 48k Basic listings.
    76. SUMMER MONITOR : Screen memory resident Monitor.
    77. T FORTH : Forth interpreter.
    78. TEXT 64 : Prints 64 characters per line on Screen.
    79. TEXTPRESS/PAND : Text packer with helpfile.
    80. TK50 TOOLKIT : Advanced toolkit with 50 routines.
    81. TOBOS COMPILER : Floating point Compiler.
    82. TOP LIST : Stops Edited line being displayed at foot of screen.
    83. TOPS DISASSEMBLER : Z80 Disassembler by R.Koning.
    84. TORNADO Z80 ASSEMBLER v1.1 : Full assembler package.
    85. TRI-SCROLLER : Three scrolling messages at once.
    86. TURBO HEX MONITOR : Monitor, includes many options.
    87. TURBO IMPLODER : Compresses Code files and Explodes when Loaded.
    88. TURBO TOOLS : Advanced toolkit with many options.
    89. TWO WAY SWITCH : Mode switching routine, defy the manual!
    90. TX RX : Allows two Spectrums to swop files via RS232 channel.
    91. UNISCROLL v2.1 : Text scroller, as used by Demo Coders.
    92. USCHI COMPILER v1.2 : Basic Interger compiler.
    93. UTILITY 1 : Test card, UDG and font editor.
    94. UTILITY 2 : Test card, Renumberer, Block delete, LList.
    95. VIEWDATA EMULATOR : Emulates a Viewdata terminal.
    96. WOGGLER : Switch modes from 48k to 128k and back.
    97. XECUE : Simple scroller for line 24 on screen.
    98. YS MEGABASIC v4.0 : Extended Basic system with helpfiles.
    99. ZX81 : Converts ZX81 files into Spectrum loadable versions.

    MULTIFACE RESIDENT UTILITIES (Tape or 3.5" +D disc)

    ============================
    1. FONT FIND : Find and extract fonts from games/demos etc.
    2. FUSSLOAD : Enhanced save command system.
    3. MAXIRAM : Maximises available MF Ram.
    4. MULTI BASIC : New BASIC commands for accessing MF Ram.
    5. MULTIDUMP : Store CODE in MF Ram. Includes +3 version.
    6. MULTISTORE : Store Code etc in Multiface. Includes +D version.
    7. RAM COMMANDS : Extra commands.
    8. SPRITER : Find and extract fonts and graphics from games etc.
    9. ST RIPPER : Find and extract compiled Soundtracker songs.
    10. TEXTSEARCH : Find and alter text in games etc.

    GRAPHIC / SCREEN UTILITIES (Tape or 3.5" +D disc)

    ==========================
    1. 3D WORDS : Creates 3D style lettering on screen.
    2. 64 PRINT UTIL : 64 chars per line plus in-built Font editor.
    3. ALT CLS : 10 extractable 'fancy' Cls routines.
    4. ARROW : Arrow pointer system routine for menus etc.
    5. ATTRIBRUSH : Alter screen colours without altering pixels.
    6. BIGSHOT : Letterhead creator by Buttercraft software.
    7. BITMAP 40/80 : View Amiga screens, includes two demo files.
    8. BLOCKMAKER/MOVER : Animation system using screen area grabs.
    9. BUSINESS GRAPHICS : Create a variety of graphs, histograms.
    10. CHARACTER MASTER v3.0 : Advanced Font/UDG Editor.
    11. CHARS128 : Use a custom font in 128k mode without corruption.
    12. CHARSET COLLECTION : 20 extractable fonts from Sigmasoft.
    13. CHEZFILL : Paint filler routine.
    14. CIRC : High speed Circle routine.
    15. CIRCUIT DRAW : Design electrical circuit diagrams.
    16. CIRKIT : As above but up to 5x5 screens in size.
    17. CLIP COMPOSER : Cut, Paste and store screen areas, ie Clipart.
    18. CLIPSTICK : Windows graphic display utility.
    19. COLOUR ANIMATOR : Create animated colour designs by Extacy 3.
    20. COLOUR DRAW : Advanced multi-colour art package. Not English.
    21. CSIZE : Define chars of any height/width like Sam Coupe.
    22. DLAN 48k : Display utility, scrolls, includes fonts/helpfile.
    23. DRAWSCREEN : Screen 'fancy' load shutter effect.
    24. DTP FIXER : Customises 48k PCG DTP to work on 128k/+2 machines.
    25. DUBTEX : Mix normal and double height printing.
    26. F-FONTS COLLECTION : 50 screen fonts to grab into ART STUDIO.
    27. FADE : Routine to fade screen gradually to black.
    28. FASTDRAW : Fast Draw routines.
    29. FIREVIEW 2 : Teletext style screen editor with Comms package.
    30. FLASHY : Create alternate Flashing titles, like Manic Miner.
    31. FLOWCHART : Creates a Flowchart of your program. Printer option
    32. FONTBOX 1 : 20 character sets by Paul Howard.
    33. FONTASY 4 : Font Editor by Chris Taylor.
    34. FONTSEEKER v2 : Screen memory resident, search Ram for Fonts.
    35. FONTWIST3 : Mirror/rotate fonts.
    36. FUZZ : Create 'off channel' screen effect at various positions.
    37. GLOBEPLOTTER : Map and rotate a screen$ on a globe.
    38. GRAPHS : Create simple graph screens from Inputted data.
    39. HISCORES : Merge to create custom Hi score routine.
    40. IFF CON : Converts AMIGA .IFF files into Spectrum format.
    41. ILLUMINATED TEXT : Middle ages style A-Z letter set.
    42. IMAGER : Advanced Screen$ manipulator by Pete Cooke.
    43. ITALICISER : Create an italic font from Rom or custom char set.
    44. JUMBOCHARS : Create large text.
    45. LIGHTSPHERE : Create spheres and 'light' them from any direction
    46. LOGO : Simple emulation of LOGO graphics language.
    47. LOGOBEND : Screen file manipulator, distorts image. 128k only.
    48. MENU 2 : Create 128k style start-up menus in any size/content.
    49. MIXPIX : Combine two screen files into one.
    50. MULTICURSOR : Various arrow pointer menu systems.
    51. NEW ANGLES : Screen file manipulator, italicise, reverse etc.
    52. NEW COLOURS : Demonstrates new colour combinations using UDG's.
    53. OVALTEEM : Fast Oval draw routine.
    54. PAINTOUT : 'Fancy' Cls routine using on Screen 'rubber'.
    55. PFN SYSTEM : Proportional text screen printing routine, includes ten fonts, PICREMA code and full instructions.
        PFN FONTREMA : Store PFN fonts in Rems for use in system.
      • PFN FONTS 1 : 12 extra font sets for FONTREMA or PFN EDITOR.
      • PFN FONTS 2 : 12 extra font sets for FONTREMA or PFN EDITOR.
    56. PICPACKER : Screen file compressor.
    57. PICREMA : Ideal for PFN system, places screen grabs in Rems.
    58. POWERGRAPHICS : Buttercraft Software graphics system.
    59. POWERPRINT 2 : Printing system for letterheads etc.
    60. PRINTY : Define amount of chars displayed per screen line.
    61. PROSPACER : Proportional text printing routine.
    62. PROP PRINT : Display utility includes scroll, fonts.
    63. RAINBOW PROCESSOR : Multi-colour raster effect.
    64. ROLLY : Create a cylindrical scroller from a Screen$.
    65. ROTATOR 128 : Rotates a drawn image through any angle.
    66. SCREEN COMPRESSOR+ v2.1 : Four way screen file compression.
    67. SCREEN DESIGNER : Design screens of different sized text.
    68. SCREEN MACHINE : Screen$ manipulator. Ex-pro software.
    69. SCREEN MAKER : Create various patterns for screen edges etc.
    70. SCREEN SCAN : Find pixel co-ords and Attribute details on screen
    71. SCREEN SWITCH : Switch between the two 128k 'screens'.
    72. SCREEN WRITER : 'Pen' writes user defined text on screen.
    73. SHADER 1/2 : Pair of colour to b/w shade screen$ utilities.
    74. SPRITE CHARACTER EDITOR : Sprite designer.
    75. STARTER : Front end game screen designer.
    76. STEAL : Convert areas of screen into Udg characters.
    77. SUPAGRAFIX : Plot, Draw or Circle commands for 192 pixel depth.
    78. SUPERMAG : Magnifies areas of screen.
    79. SUPERPRINT : Various sized Screen printing system.
    80. THICKPRINT : Thicken the standard Rom font.
    81. TITLE MAKER : Letterhead creator, includes fonts.
    82. UDG BANK : 12 sets of UDG's, various designs etc.
    83. ULTIMATE PRINT : Text 'flys' onto screen pixel by pixel.
    84. WIPESCREEN : M/C routine to replace one screen with another.
    85. WIZZLE WINDOWS : 'Pours' a screen into view.
    86. ZOOMLENS : Magnify area of Screen to resave as the new Screen.

      FONTS / CHARACTER SETS (Tape or 3.5" +D disc)

      ======================

      * under review *

      CLIP ART (Tape or 3.5" +D disc)

      ========

      * under review *

      SOUND / AUDIO UTILITIES (Tape or 3.5" +D disc)

      =======================
      1. BEEP ROUTINE : Various extractable Beep sound effects.
      2. BEEPCALC : Specify frequency/duration of Beep to DE/HL registers
      3. CHORDATA : Displays and plays any guitar chord.
      4. E-SAMPLER : Advanced sound sampler, includes demo file.
      5. JINGLER : 24 extractable 'jingles', ideal for PFN System.
      6. MINSTREL : 48k Music system by Daniel Cannon.
      7. MUSIC MAESTRO : Three channel music system, uses notation.
      8. MUSIC MAKER : Music system for 48k using enhanced Beeps.
      9. MUSIC REMA : Store tunes created with MUSIC WRITER in Rems.
      10. MUSIC SYNTH : Three channel 48k music system.
      11. SAMPLER : Simple Sound sampler.
      12. SAMPLETRACKER : Includes COMPILER. Loads/Saves from Tape only.
        • SAMPLES DRUMS : 15 samples for above.
        • SAMPLES BASSLINES : 8 samples.
        • SAMPLES TONES : 8 samples.
        • SAMPLES CHORDS : 12 samples.
        • SAMPLES SOUND FX : 10 samples.
        • SAMPLES TECHNO : 9 samples
      13. SOUND SCANNER : Graphic representation of inputted sound.
      14. SOUNDMASTER RD85 : Advanced sound sampler.
      15. SOUNDTRACKER : Includes COMPILER and demo song file/helpfile.
      16. SPEECH SYSTEM 2 : Sound sampler.
      17. TUNEMAKER : Screen print out of tunes created using Play.
      18. VOICE MACHINE : Two 48k and 128k Sound samplers.
      19. VOICE MANIPULATOR 2 : Sound sampler with play routine file.
      20. ZX FX : Sound effect processor for Cheetah, Datel, M.Machine.
      21. ZX ORGANIST : Displays and plays any keyboard chord.

      APPLICATION / TASWORD UTILS (Tape or 3.5" +D disc)

      ===========================
      1. ACCOUNTS : Simple but useful accounts package.
      2. ADDRESSES : Very good name/address/phone database.
      3. BASIC>WM : Converts Basic program listing to a WORDMASTER file.
      4. BILL : Five routines to aid calculation of household bills.
      5. BLAST IT : Read Tas2 files in double height, enhanced version.
      6. CARD INDEX : Database using a card index system.
      7. DATEX : Database. German language.
      8. DAY TO DAY : Date and events database for appointments etc.
      9. FORMCALC : Spreadsheet program by Rick Shuitemaker.
      10. MASTERFILE v9.0 : Database by Campbell systems. 48k version.
      11. MINICHARS : Three new fonts to customize Tas2.
      12. MULTI TAS : Merges with Tas2 to give multiple copies routine.
      13. MUSICFILE : Create a database of your vinyl tape, CD collection.
      14. OPEN 3 OUT : Write to a disc file via Stream 3 with GDos2a.
      15. OPEN T CON : Converts Opentype files to Tas128 files.
      16. OUT TO T : Create Opentype files from OUTLET text.
      17. PAGE SYSTEM : Word Processor by Miles Kinloch.
      18. PERSONAL DICTIONARY : Create your own dictionary.
      19. PHONE BOOK : Simple database.
      20. PURSE EMPTY : House keeping Financial planner/review system.
      21. REFORM : Reformats Tas2 file from 64 to 32 column.
      22. SAVINGS : Financial savings program, calculates interest etc.
      23. SPECTRUM WRITER : Word processor.
      24. SECURIFILE v2.1 : Database by Jon Ellis.
      25. SPECWORD v1.1 : Advanced Word Processor.
      26. STAMPCOL : Database for stamp collection.
      27. T2 T3 : Converts Tas2 files to Opentype files.
      28. T3 TO 2 : Converts Opentype files to Tas2 files. Microdrive.
      29. T3 TO T2 : Converts Opentype files to Tas2 files. +D version.
      30. T3PRINT : Prints Tas3 files without Tas3 installed.
      31. TAPE LABEL : Files for use with TYPELINER to print tape inserts.
      32. TAS128 TO 2 : New faster Opentype file to Tas2 file converter.
      33. TASBASIC : Customized basic for Tas2 - needs original.
      34. TASCOL : Customize screen colours on Tas2.
      35. TASDFUE : Textfile converter. German language.
      36. TASFIX v2 : Fixes bugs in +D converted version of Tas128.
      37. TASLIST : Converts a Basic program listing to Tas2 file.
      38. TASREAD 40 : Read Tas2 files in 40 column without Tas2 installed
      39. TASREADER : Read Opentype files without Tas128+D installed.
      40. TEXT SPLITTER : Split Opentype files into smaller files.
      41. TEXTSORT : Re-arrange first letter on line alphabetically, Tas2.
      42. TW->DTP : Converts Tas2 files to DTP files.
      43. TWOCOL : Print Tas2 files in two columns.
      44. VIDEOLIST : Restrictive database to index video collection.
      45. WORD : Word Processor. German language.
      46. WORDSUM T2 : Merges with Tas2 to provide Word Count routine.

      TEXTFILES (available as Tas2, Opentype or paper files)

      =========

      * under review *

      PRINTER USER UTILITIES (Tape or 3.5" +D disc)

      ======================
      1. BIGHEAD : Combine two screens to single screen dump.
      2. BOOKLET A6 : Create A6 sized booklets from text files. Needs +D.
      3. CAL PLAN : Prints out calendar/planner for years 1988-4902!
      4. CALENDAR : Prints out calendar for years 1901-2099.
      5. COLOUR STAR : Colour printer driver for Star colour printers.
      6. COPALL : Hi-res screen 8-bit print out for Epson compatibles.
      7. DIGIDUMP : Shaded screen dumps for ZX printer.
      8. DUBPIN : Turns a 9 pin printers output into 24 pin quality.
      9. DUMPY v3 : Printer dump for various 'old-style' interfaces.
      10. EPSON ROUTINES : Pokes for the operation of Epson printers.
      11. FONTED : Char set designer for CITIZEN 120D+ printer.
      12. GREYSCALE : Article explaining various techniques.
      13. HARDCOPY v2.1 : Four types of 24 pin Screen dump.
      14. HARDCOPY v2.4 : Variable Hi-res screen dump for 24 pin printers.
      15. HURRYDUMP : Quick Copy of text on screen to printer.
      16. LABEL MAKE : Create a database of names etc for label printing.
      17. LABEL MAKER(BB) : Prints out a +D cat to 3.5" sized area.
      18. POSLIST : Program to print DUBPIN font positions.
      19. SHADCOPY : Shaded screen dumps for ZX printer.
      20. SIDECOPY : Copies screen dump sideways to ZX printer.
      21. TAPE LABEL : Prints out user defined cassette covers.
      22. UDG PRINT : Prints out UDG characters.
      23. VARIGRAF : Print out user defined Graph paper.
      24. VIEW ROYAL : Scans a disk and prints out screens. Needs +D.
      25. ZX128 - Allows 128+/+2 to Copy full 24 line dump to ZX printers.
      EDUCATIONAL / LEISURE SOFTWARE (Tape or 3.5" +D disc) ==============================
      1. ANAGRAMMERY : Creates anagrams from defined word.
      2. AUTOMATIC MUSE : Poetry generator.
      3. CALCULAR : Measurement and weights converter.
      4. CAR SECURITY : Simple quiz to explore security.
      5. COCKTAIL : Cocktail generator.
      6. COMPUTING DICTIONARY : Explanations of general computing terms.
      7. CRASH SIM : Simulates stopping distances for car drivers.
      8. DEFLATOR : Calculates value of inflation.
      9. EEC 1993 : Infobase on contries in the EEC.
      10. ELECALC : Electrical and aerial infobase.
      11. EUROTRIVIA QUIZ : Quiz about Europe from 1988.
      12. FRACTALS : Fractal generator.
      13. FRACTIONS 2 : Educational quiz testing knowledge of Fractions.
      14. FRACTREE : Fractal generator.
      15. FURNISHER : Design layout of room/furniture to aid planning.
      16. GE STATS : UK General Election results from 1950-92.
      17. GEAR TABLE : Gear table calculator for cyclists.
      18. GOLF ECLECTIC : Golf scoring program/database.
      19. HOME SECURITY : Simple quiz to explore security.
      20. INSIDE : Explanations and diagrams of Spectrum issue 3 board.
      21. INT. OPERATOR : Database of International dialing codes.
      22. ITALIA 90 : Infobase on the 1990 World Cup, 128k only.
      23. JACKPOT : National Lottery number picker.
      24. LONDON FOOTBALL DATABASE : Database on 13 London teams, 128k.
      25. MARILYN MONROE FANZINE : Two part infobase.
      26. METRO : London Underground station database.
      27. MORSE TRAINER : Morse code tester.
      28. MR. GRUMPY : Have a conversation with the Spectrum!
      29. MW HELP : Colourful helpfile for MUSIC WRITER package.
      30. NUMALYSE : Explore the delights of numbers (!)
      31. PATGEN : Screen pattern generator.
      32. PIMANS COCKTAIL CABINET : Cocktail database.
      33. PLANETS, THE : Infobase on planets in our solar system.
      34. POKEBOOK : Hundreds of game Pokes to use with Multiface.
      35. POWER : Financial calculator of domestic bills.
      36. PROCROSS : Crossword maker/compiler, includes 5 crosswords.
      37. PROFILE : Questionaire for self analysis breakdown!
      38. Q CODES : Program for radio hams to describe Q Codes terms.
      39. ROMAN CALC : Converts Roman numerals to decimal.
      40. SEMAPHORE TEST : As title.
      41. SHOPNLISTER : Creates shopping list from library of foods/goods.
      42. SOLVEX : Mathmatical equation solver.
      43. SPEC LIST : Database of 226 Sinclair related books.
      44. SPEND : Household expenditure data from 1987-91.
      45. SPIROGRAPH : Simulation of the famous pattern drawing toy.
      46. STARMAP FROM SOL : Infobase on planets in our solar system.
      47. SUBBUTEO SCOREBOARD : Electronic scoreboard for table game!
      48. SUFFERAGE : Simulation of different voting systems.
      49. SUNRISE/SET : Calculates times for any point on the globe.
      50. TELLY TRIVIA : Quiz game from 1986.
      51. THE SHRINK : Have a conversation with the Spectrum.
      52. TRAVEL RESERVATIONS : Phone database of travel services.
      53. UK ROAD DISTANCES : Calculates distance between British cities.
      54. WHAT IS INFLATION : A personal view by Garry Rowland.
      55. WHAT SORT : Shows different speeds of various Sort routines.
      56. WORLD TIME : Displays time in 54 cities across the world.
      57. ZX WORD : Simple crossword for Speccy know-alls.

      GAMES SOFTWARE (Tape or 3.5" +D disc)

      ==============
      1. ACADEMICAL PATIENCE : Variation on the classic card game.
      2. ADVANCED PATIENCE : Traditional card game by Tigers Claw.
      3. BOMBED : Minefield style game by Theo Devil.
      4. COLOUR BIND : Puzzle game by Daton.
      5. DOMINOES : Two versions; 5's and 3's and Dominoe out.
      6. DRAUGHTS : Board game conversion. German language.
      7. ESCAPE : Simple platform game but very addictive!
      8. FLIP IT : Puzzle game similar to Othello by Mikropol.
      9. FUTURE KNIGHT : Platform arcade game from Gremlin Graphics.
      10. GUNHEAD : R-Type style arcade game by Theo Devil.
      11. JACK THE NIPPER 2 : Arcade adventure from Gremlin Graphics.
      12. KEMSHU : Puzzle game by Daton.
      13. LUDO : Classic board game conversion.
      14. MAGIC SQUARE : Puzzle game by Miles Kinloch.
      15. MOLEY XMAS : Special Monty Mole game from Gremlin Graphics.
      16. NIGHT RAIDER : Dambusters style game from Gremlin graphics.
      17. NOUS : Mastermind logic peg game by Theo Devil.
      18. PHOTO ALBUM : Spot the graphical differences by Theo devil.
      19. PIGGY PUNKS : Hungry Hippos game by Theo Devil.
      20. POP STARS : Sliding block puzzle by Theo Devil.
      21. SOLARIS : Pheonix style arcade game by Theo devil.
      22. SOLITAIRE : Classic puzzle game by Miles Kinloch.
      23. SPIN IT : Puzzle game by Daton.
      24. TALKING HEADS : Sliding block puzzle by Theo Devil.
      25. TOWDIE : Exceptional Dizzy style game in strange language!
      26. TWINTRIS : Tetris clone for 1-2 players by Zack.
      27. TWINZ : Match up hidden pairs game by Theo Devil.
      28. VIDEO CARD ARCADE : Poker royal, Pontoon and Hi-Lo.
      29. WORDSEARCH : For 1-4 players, with timer option.
      30. ZONE M : Centipede style game by Wolfgang Womo.

      TEXT ADVENTURE GAMES (Tape or 3.5" +D disc)

      ====================
      1. A HOLIDAY TO REMEMBER :
      2. AFTERMATH :
      3. CELL OF THE RIDGES :
      4. DESTRUCTION OF THE EMPIRE :
      5. ESCAPE ADVENTURE :
      6. GEOGRAPHY LESSON :
      7. JACK AND THE BEANSTALK :
      8. LAST BELIEVER :
      9. LEOTROPE :
      10. MARIE CELESTE :
      11. REALITY HACKER :
      12. THE REALM :
      13. SPACEMAN BOB :
      14. TEACHER TROUBLE :
      15. THE VALLEY :

      TAPE/DISC FANZINES (Tape or 3.5" +D disc)

      ==================
      1. ALCH NEWS (Back issues) 1 to 14 currently available 10p each.
      2. FISH 2 (Back issues) 1,2,3,4. 10p each.
      3. SINCLAIR CLASSIC (Back issues) 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10. 10p each.
      4. SC SUMMER SPECIAL 95
      5. SINCLAIR NEWS (Back issues) 1,2,3. 10p each.
      6. SUBLIMINAL EXTACY - Issues 0,1,2. 10p each. (128k only)
      7. ZX LAND 5 : Excellent Polish disczine, sadly in Polish!

      SEE LATEST ADDITION SHEET 2.x FOR NEW / ADDED TITLES

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      into smaller files.
    87. TEXTSORT : Re-arrange first letter on line alphabetically, Tas2.
    88. TW->DTP : Converts Tas2 files to DTP files.
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      Format / INDUG

      Format is the magazine, out monthly and produced by Format Publications, free for subscribers to the usergroup INDUG (INdependent UserGroup). This caters for Spectrum and SAM owners, and more recently, all Z80 computers, or so they claim.

      There are two types of membership - full and associate.

      Associate membership
      means you get a newssheet four times a year, a few pages long, discounts from some other clubs around and a technical helpline that doesn't cost anything but the phone call. At present (March 1994) it costs 4 UK pounds, but I suggest you write first as they usually allow your first year free. You can also buy a copy of each month's Format for 1.50 UK pounds each and back issues are available, although if you require the older issues they have to be bought as a full volume for that year.
      Full membership
      gets you everything Associate members get(except the Associate News), more help and the copy of Format every month which includes sections on programming, letters, classified adverts (which are free to members), and a bunch of vouchers when you join for more discounts still (only when used with Format, of course!)
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      34 Bourton Rd
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      Phone: 01452 412572

      Note: I have myself been an associate member for one year and am currently a full member, so the information contained above should be correct (as of January 1996)

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      >WORLD TIME : Displays time in 54 cities across the world.
    90. ZX WORD : Simple crossword for Speccy know-alls.

    GAMES SOFTWARE (Tape or 3.5" +D disc) Fountain PD

    Fountain PD

    Fountain PD library was launched on September 18th 1995.
    Originally we were to be a demo only library but Andy Davis suggested I take on the whole range of PD titles after he had decided to concentrate on the emulation side of things.

    We (Fudgepacker and Pandagirl) were based in Nottingham for three years and produced ten issues of SINCLAIR CLASSIC disczine plus the odd ropey demo. As avid demo collectors we decided to offer them in the shape of a PD library. At that point we had just under 400 titles, we now have 620+

    FPD is strictly Spectrum puritanical! Titles are supplied as standard Basic/code headed files - there are no Multiface saves, +D snaps or headerless files. This is to ensure tape users (who are still in the majority) have access to all titles. My whole operation is run under Spectrums using brand new equipment (except for the Spectrums that is!)

    Despite being the youngest library, we have introduced several innovations and improvements; Programs listed under specific catagories, a wealth of information on demos, free directory print outs for +D users, adult titles, strict quality control of games, creation of helpfiles for undocumented programs and a distinct lack of red tape and chest beating.

    Programs can be supplied on cassette, +D 3.5" disc and specific +3 programs can be supplied on 3" disc. Other formats will be added shortly but we have no plans to support Microdrive.

    Our prices are amoungst the lowest, the first six titles are free every order thence only 10p per title (for disc and tape). We request the usual SAE and media to be supplied but orders over 2 pounds will have the postage paid by us. We are strictly non-profit making.

    New, old and rare titles are added on a daily basis. We have excellent contacts both home and abroad to ensure we get most programs first hand. Catalogue addition sheets are sent out on a regular basis with orders.

    The second edition of our catalogue will be released during March 1996. Our main intention is to attract ex-users who still have original Spectrum hardware; turn some of that nostalgia into hands-on reality! The access to Spectrum software on the PC is excellent and I hope to be connected up to the Internet via my trusty battle-tank Compaq 386 sometime this year. Emulation is brilliant and opens up a whole new ball game but there is nothing like shaking hands without the gloves on!

    Fountain PD:

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    NKS : Hungry Hippos game by Theo Devil.
  4. POP STARS : Sliding block puzzle by Theo Devil.
  5. SOLARIS : Pheonix style arcade game by Theo devil.
  6. SOLITAIRE : Classic puzzle game by Miles Kinloch.
  7. SPIN IT : Puzzle game by Daton.
  8. TALKING HEADS : Sliding block puzzle by Theo Devil.
  9. TOWDIE : Exceptional Dizzy style game in strange language!
  10. TWINTRIS : Tetris clone for 1-2 players by Zack.
  11. TWINZ : Match up hidden pairs game by Theo Devil.
  12. VIDEO CARD ARCADE : Poker royal, Pontoon angroups/bks.html 755 36246 5267 2423 6103764247 7237 Black Knight Software

    Black Knight Software

    : Black Knight Software are a multi-platform group, who from an information sheet: "exists to further the PD scene wherever possible by writing and distributing software." They were set up in 1991 to 1994 and have crew members on ZX Spectrum, Apple Macintosh, Amiga and IBM.
    They haven't written a lot on the Spectrum, but several Amiga and Mac programs abound which I haven't mentioned here (due to not knowing about them). So here's a list of the team members anyway:

    1. DaT
      David Trustrum
      25 Glen Drive
      Alton
      Staffordshire
      ST10 4DJ
    2. RexTC
    3. AliChad
    4. SB [FR] (write c/o DaT)

    DaT has done some work towards my upcoming demo "Mini-Mega" (a scroller text and supplied a few graphics) but it seems they work mainly on Amiga and Mac.

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    Programs can be supplied on cassette, +D 3.5" disc and specific +3 programs can be supplied on 3" disc. Other formats will be added shortly bugroups/temp 600 36246 5267 171 6103773177 6427

    The following document was supplied by Dave Fountain (Fountain PD), I just turned it into HTML for my Web pages.

    l0  knuckle.html0D kvl.htmllX  lords.htmlll mqm.htmlll pentagram.html  pepper.html  teclipse.html tff.htmll tmg.htmlhtm uvs.htmltml My fpdorder.htmle Macintosh, Amiga and IBM.
    They haven't written a lot on the Spectrum, but several Amiga and Mac progragroups/cgl.html 755 36246 5267 2471 6103764310 7217 Cool Guys Limited

    Cool Guys Limited group

    The Cool Guys Limited were one of the first British demo groups, and produced quite a few of them too. Unfortunately they no longer exist, although if any single members are still around and wish to contact me to let me know more than is below, I would be very happy to oblige. All the below are available via ftp.

    1. Always on my Mind
    2. Beatles Medly - dedicated to Sgt. Pepper (not the coder, the member of Beatles)
    3. Circle in the Sand
    4. Crockett's Theme
    5. Dack Demo
    6. I Owe You Nothing
    7. Pumped Full of Drugs - filename="pfd"
    8. Rent
    9. Thieves Like Us
    10. Waiter! Waiter!
    11. May be others???

    I am not even sure who were the members of this group, but the members I know are below:

    • Dack
    • Zero

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    s are still around and wish to contact me to let me know more than is below, I would be very happy to oblige. All the below are available via

    Dynamite Dynastie

    Most famous for the NMI (No More Intelligence) series of demos (3 of them, although there nearly was a fourth) there's nothing else I've heard that they've done apart from this although the effects and general quality of the NMI demos is very good - well worth getting to watch. As far as I know too, there's only two members of the team - not bad going for the work that has been done.

    • Mez
    • Deel
    • ..?? Maybe more members, perhaps not

    Here's the programs I know of by them:

    1. NMI 1
    2. NMI 2
    3. NMI 3
    4. NMI 4
    5. ...?

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    for undocumented programs and a distinct lack of red tape and chest beating.

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    ESI

    Here is a more detailed look at the coding group that called themselves ESI - or 'Ethanol Soft Incorporated'. They no longer exist as a team, but one or two members still do stuff on the Spectrum and others write quite a bit of stuff for the SAM (for SAM fans: I won't go into it here, I expect you've already heard of E-Tracker and the like anyway).

    So just who's in this group then? Last time I heard, it was:

    • Maud'Dib
      Rafal Krawczyk
      Glowackiego 34/21
      87-100 Torun
      Poland
    • Kaz
    • Ziutek
    • Mat

    The list of software that ESI have produced is quite large, I have attempted to reproduce some of it here. Only some of it though. Please write to me and specify others you of, I expect I've heard of them - just can't remember who wrote them.

    1. The Lyra
    2. The Lyra 2 - very good multipart demo available as .TAPs at ftp.nvg.unit.no, unfortunately doesn't work on a +2A or +3 except the first two parts.
    3. Shock
      [screen grab]You have full control over the direction and speed of both chessboards - very impressive and good fun too - almost Space Harrier 2!
    4. SoundTracker - a very good music editor for the 128 AY soundchip. Has been superseded (although by commercial) with SQ Tracker and, if you can wait long enough for samples to load by tape, with SampleTracker 2.0
    5. SoundTracker Compiler - to go with the above and so you can play tunes in interrupts or even BASIC in your own programs.

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    The Interceptors

    The Interceptors are also not as well known as some other groups, thus I know little about them so more information would be gratefully accepted - failing that I'll have to get some more of their demos and/or ask someone else. So members, as far as I can tell are...

    1. Drozol
    2. Some others...
    3. ...

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    duce some of it here. Only some of it though. Please write to me and specify others you of, I expect I've heard of them - just can't remember who wrote them.

    1. The Lyra
    2. The Lyra 2 - very good multipart demo available as .TAPs atgroups/knuckle.html 755 36246 5267 2017 6104410342 10074 Knuckle Girls

      Knuckle Girls

      The only all-female Spectrum demo group there is, perhaps even the only female demo group anywhere (??) although the quality isn't really up to expert level (although better than some), there's a few programs here that were worth producing. Members are/ were (I think people have left now):

      • Amanda Pandagirl
      • Clare
      • Fudgepacker

      And the programs that fall easily to mind (for some reason... :-) created by them are:

      1. Popsnog
      2. Lollipop
      3. Vaseline
      4. Viz 128
      5. Junkfood
      6. HardCore - a music demo

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      Knuckle Girls

      The only all-female Spectrum demo group there is, perhaps even the only female demo group anywhere (??) although the quality isn't really up to expert level (although better than some), there's a few programs here that were worth producing. Members are/ were (I think people have left now):

      • Amanda Pandagirl
      • Clare
      • Fudgepacker

      And the programs that fgroups/kvl.html 600 36246 5267 744 6104410357 7214 KVL

      KVL

      Now working on PC I think, but the demos done by them/ him are of good quality

      • Laku?
      • ...

      Productions...

      1. Alien

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      And the programs that fgroups/lords.html 755 36246 5267 3444 6104410407 7572 The Lords

      The Lords

      The Lords were a fine group from the Netherlands and produced many demos and one or two other programs (I think). Here is a list of the demos written by them - if there's anything else I don't know about it. All of the list below is available via ftp. The members consist of:

      1. Lord Insanity (email: gommerd@donald.interpac.be)
        David Gommeren
        Rue Marcel Lecomte 3b
        5100 Wepion
        Belgium
      2. Zoink
      3. Scrunk
      4. Thing

      Now for a hi to David, thanks for getting in touch and correcting me on a few things below. As you can see there were quite a few demos by them...

      1. Crazy demo
      2. Crazy Sample 2
      3. Silly demo 1
      4. Little Joke
      5. The Collected Works Part 1
      6. The Collected Works Part 2
      7. Podpersons from Mars
      8. Darts
      9. Lords 1 ** MAYBE NOT BY THEM! **
      10. Lords 2
        [screen From the Lords 2 demo]From the greets part (never!) -->
      11. Rendezvous
      12. El Loco
      13. Mission
      14. Sabrina
      15. Big Bang
      16. No Insight View
      17. The Art of Scrunk
      18. Touch Me
      19. PFM (?)
      20. Demo Op De Plee ("Demo on the loo" in English!)
      21. Quinquagesima
      22. Rhaa Lovely
      23. ...?

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      Catalogue addition sheets are sent out ongroups/mqm.html 755 36246 5267 4532 6103766300 7245 MQM Team

      MQM Team

      The MQM Team are most definitely music based group, although the coding is good too, if you want to hear a good tune, you want to listen to an MQM demo (or one of the others). What more is there to be said.

      The MQM demos are some, if not the, best music demos around for the Spectrum, MQM being "Mata Qjeta Music". I don't really know if they've done anything other than these demos or not... Any information would gladly be received. So here's the team member list followed by the known software.

      • Mata
      • Qjeta
      • Tom

      The small at the moment list of software by them that I know of:

      1. AMD 1 - AY Music Demos
      2. AMD 2, ...? How many of these???
      3. MQM 1 - quite a lot of Soundtracker songs in an easy to use menu
      4. MQM 2 - more Soundtracker tunes, different effects.
      5. MQM 3 - A couple of interesting effects, some Soundtracker tunes, and then at the end the most impressive bit - some SampleTracker songs which sound very good indeed, although better via the AY sound chip on 128's than the 48k beeper - yes you can play them through the old 48k sound port.
      6. MQM 4 - loads of graphics, effects, and a whole lot more than any that went before, including some sampled speech in between parts, a few scrollers and more Sountracker tunes (what happened to Sample- tracker, guys?) with a decent pointer controlled interface and some rather good tunes. A must!
        [Screen from a middle part] [Screen from last part]Both from MQM 4, some very good tunes and converted songs here.
      7. MQM 5 - this one is not actually finished, and I'm not sure how far they've gotten either.
      8. MQM 6 - This one however is complete. Sounds impressive, though apparently it's not as good as the others.

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      via my trusty battle-tank Compaq 386 sometime this year. Emulation is brilliant and opens up a whole new ball game but there is nothing like shaking hands without thgroups/pentagram.html 755 36246 5267 4000 6103766403 10423 Pentagram

      Pentagram

      [PENTAGRAM LOGO]

      There's also a game of the same name as this group, but don't let them confuse you as these people were one of the best speccy demo producing groups around several years ago. There's not much left of them now, although you may still be able to write to some of them. Sorry I haven't got an address yet.

      1. Agent-X (an excellent computer musician)
      2. Amst
      3. Bzyk (he who wrote SoundTracker)
      4. Hacker Chris (email: chris@phantom.riviera.pw.edu.pl
      5. Rajsoft
      6. Cyrehl Owl (err.. maybe, not sure if he is a member or not)

      Hacker Chris especially, but others too I think, did stuff seperate from Pentagram, either after it 'closed down' or before joining.

      The list of what they've done is here (well, what I know of) and it doesn't seem very big but I have missed out on loads.

      1. Special Music Collection
      2. Music Bank - there were several of these - 1 to ?
      3. Vidi-ZX Party - lots of digitised pictures (from Vidi-ZX digitiser!) of the group's members and a nice scroller.
      4. LSD - Very big megademo, very old too but still impressive.
        [screen from Agent-X part] A scroller, animated bouncing jokers, and change the colour of just about everything on screen too. [screen from LSD] Just a plain picture of some planets, in between two of the parts.
      5. tonnes more...

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      Seargent Pepper

      I don't really know a lot about this person but he produced quite a few demos really. All of the following are also available via ftp.

      1. Pepper 1
      2. Pepper 2
      3. Pepper 3
      4. Pepper 4
      5. Pepper 5
      6. Pepper 6
      7. Pepper 7
      8. Pepper 8
      9. Pepper 9
      10. Pepper 10
      11. Pepper 11

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      .gif" align=bottom alt="[screen from Agent-X part]"> A scroller, animated bouncing jokers, and change the colour of just about everything on screen too.

      Total Eclipse

      Total Eclipse were one of the older British groups too, and the members are still writing for Spectrum sometimes. As far as I know, anyway. From what I've gathered from their demo's, the members are at least:

      • Kronus
        Steve
        108 Stanley Road
        Gloucester
        GL1 5DH
        England
      • Uruz

      I know there are one or two more people who are in, but these two do/ did the main writing of things and code, but I'd like to hear from you if you are reading this and are / know more about Total Eclipse.

      1. Toxic Elephant - a jukebox kind of program, was on a YS covertape.
      2. Dow Joined
      3. Talisman

      Not sure about the date order of the demos at all, or how many demos or programs were written, anyone care to inform me?

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      TFF Team

      The TFF Team are an old team (don't think they still work on Spectrum) who made a few demos, odd ones too.

      • Thomas
      • Frontway
      • Frank
      1. TFF 1
      2. TFF 2
      3. TFF 3
      4. TFF 4
      5. ...?

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      ng this and are / know more about Total Eclipse.

      1. Toxic Elephant - a jukebox kind of program, was on a YS covertape.
      2. Dow Joined
      3. Talisman

      Not sure about the date order of the demos at all, or how many demos or programs were written, anyone care to inform me?

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      The Mad Guys

      The Mad Guys - or more often referred to as TMG, are a very talented coding group operating in Germany, and have produced absolutely tonnes of stuff, including quite a few very useful utilities. At the moment there are three members:

      • Vision (Michael Meyer, Halskestr.6, D-40215, Dusseldorf. Germany)
      • Talisman
      • Xterminator

      Now for the list of programs I know they've written although I am certain this is not all - please to let me know the others?

      1. Zaphod Intro 1
      2. Zaphod Intro 2
      3. Driving License - simple tunes/picture by Talisman
      4. Graphics Bank 1
      5. Graphics Bank 2,...? How many of these are there?
      6. TerniMADor - contains an 'adult' picture (well, I've not seen it myself)
      7. Madness Remix - nothing particularly special, but quite good all the same
      8. Madhouse - multiload three parter (an inspiring one for me!)
      9. Unlimited Spirits - Tekkno type demo - lots of flashing pics
      10. Logobend - a utility to bend and distort SCREEN$ pictures using waves
      11. Uniscroll - a general purpose message scroller utility, with FLP, FSLP, multiple scrollers, split lines, etc. (technical - email me for details)
      12. Egal - and here's a screen from it (part 3ish I think) although the ftp link will not work due to the file not having been moved yet:
        EGAL screen snapColourful!
      13. Loads and loads more I can't remember

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      The Unbelievables

      This bit is about (guess...) the Unbelievables, a group from Germany who I have met at one of those Spectrum/SAM shows in Gloucester and have sent a few letters to, though for some reason they seem to take ages and ages and ages to reply always.

      The list of what they've done is here (well, what I know of) and it doesn't seem very big but I haven't heard from them for quite a while (try December - and yes that is a while when I've sent several letters).

      Here's the all important members list (as far as I know correct):

      • EBI
        EBI
        PLK 120 154 E
        70794 Filderstadt
        Germany
      • Legend (Same address as EBI, its like a PO. box for them)

      And here's the programs they've produced that I know of:

      1. EBI Intro 1
      2. EBI Intro 2
      3. Army Now
      4. Fun Part Demo
      5. Iron-I
      6. Iron-J (I might be confused though...)
      7. FPD Remix (by someone else - Fun Part Demo without the multiloader)
      8. ...?

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    V1.2 - February 1996!

    These pages written for you are all about the Spectrum PD scene at the moment, and a few other things too. Yes, it exists ! and is still pretty active.

    They were written by John Garner who believes that he has the relevant knowledge (and enough of it) to write coherently about it. Whether or not that is true, you will see. More to the point, he has been bothered to write it all up here and had the privilege of being allowed on this site (my university isn't quite ready for us yet).

    Other related sites

    Virtually all articles except some in the usergroups detailed sections are written by me and have been updated recently, so take a look.
    They should all have a standard footer with links to this page, the Spectrum Forever homepage at nvg and at least one other. This should make navigating a bit easier.

    • Usergroups: General user groups, clubs etc. [NEW]
    • PD Contacts: PD Libraries, coders and other addresses to write to. [NEW]
    • What is PD / Shareware?: some helpful information (by Prism PD)
    • PD Software: Lists of demos, games, and utilities or miscellaneous programs and files. Quite a few of my programs are in these lists, and any others I thought were interesting or recent enough to write up too.
    • Where can you get it? Try PD libraries or some ftp sites stock snapshots of various types for emulators.

    I thought that I ought to say that you shouldn't just write to coders and groups as free suppliers of software, as "Your Sinclair" have said - it's kind of an exclusive club for coders. I'm sure most won't mind receiving letters, but don't expect something for nothing.

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    ML> via my trusty battle-tank Compaq 386 sometime this year. Emulation is brilliant and opens up a whole new ball game but there is nothing like shaking hands without thlaw.html 755 36246 5267 15662 6103763432 5750 Explanation of Terms

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    This article © Prism PD

    Welcome to a Prism PD special on the public domain. The following article was written by N. Bradshaw for PD POWER #7 - June 94, and is updated by M. Sherwood of Prism PD. We tell you the legal aspects of PD and Shareware, and who is around in the PD world. First, lets find out what the fuss is all about...!

    Public Domain software. What is it? Where does it come from? What does it eat?
    Most of these questions will be answered but lets delve into history. PD software had its birthplace in the American higher education system. Although home computers was spawned by Sir Clive with his electronic shoebox called the Z80, DIY boffins had been building computers across the states for many years. American colleges were soon full of these little critters, and the decision was made that all software written within the education establishment would be 'public domain'.

    Public domain grew in popularity much quicker with the advent of CP/M - Control Processor for MicroComputers. The CP/M system allowed software to be used on different computers (up to a point). There is a fair amount of PD software written under this operating system i.e. the CPC. If you are a +3 user with CP/M, you will have greater access to PD software.

    The whole thing has really snowballed though, and PD covers a whole range of material from BASIC type-ins to business software to demos.

    THE LEGAL ANGLE

    Public Domain has a very specific legal meaning. It means that the creator of a work (in this case software), who HAD legal ownership of that work, has GIVEN UP ownership and dedicated hiswork to the 'PUBLIC DOMAIN'. This fact should be clearly understood by everyone including other services!

    Once something is in the public domain, anyone can use it in ANYWAY THEY CHOOSE! That includes using the software on disc - even if the authors purpose was for it to be used on tape!! The author has no control over its use and CANNOT demand payment from it. There is only 1 stipulation: it must not be sold for a profit. PD software is FREE, but libraries will make a nominal charge to cover copying / admin costs.

    You can even convert the software into another programming language.

    The PD scene has also become linked with cheap home grown software and is usually sold through certain libraries. This form of software is termed Licensware, with a small percentage going to the author, however the software is NOT public domain.

    WHY WRITE FREE SOFTWARE?

    Much of the stuff won't reach commercial standard, but can still be very useful. Most authors won't want the hassles of distributing their own work, hence the need for libraries. Its the perfect way to get your programs into peoples homes and your name known.

    There are quite a number of people who churn out loads of PD programs as a stepping stone to becoming a commercial programmer. Others do it as a hobby, while those already successful will chuck early incarnations into the public domain.

    You can even ALTER the program. But the proper thing to do is to send the version to the author. However, you must not remove any original credits. Authors cannot requst payment from the customer as with Shareware. If it's free, IT'S FREE! If a PD file is sent to you, i.e. the customer, which contains a readme file requesting payment to the author - ignore it because it is illegal!

    THE LAW IN BRIEF!

    When you're copying and distributing stuff, you need to be pretty certain you are allowed to. Obviously, programs you've written yourself and magazine type-ins are pretty safe, but there is the potential for problems with other sources. Here's a quick guideline:

    Be sure the software you are distributing is genuine public domain software. Due to confusion over the meaning of the words, programs are often described by authors as being "public domain" when, in fact they are shareware or free copyrighted software. To be sure software is public domain there should be a statement to that effect on screen, or within the listing of BASIC programms. Thirdly, a letter from the author with words to that effect will also do.

    Some PD programs like demos, may be PD, but will contain 'cracked ' music from commercial titles. You won't know until someone tells you, so be wary.

    Just because a title has been in another library for a number of months, is no measure that it is safe - they havn't been caught yet!

    Don't lose any sleep though, as you are not likely to get into legal problems. Libraries are usually only requested to remove the offending title. Any duplication industry has something dodgy around, but 95% will be kosher.

    ADULT SOFTWARE

    One of the talking points is the availability of adult material on 16/32 bit computers. Although this raises anger from parents, due to lack of measures for the under 18's, this is nothing compared to the very explicit material (PORN) that is around, and receiving attention from the police and the government. There is talk of legislation to control PD, but this material is virtually non-existent on the Spectrum.

    For general adult software, the requirement by law is as follows. Such software should be clearly classified as with tapes, by indicating a certain age group that the software is for or just stating 'ADULT'. Provided libraries do that, there should be no problem & it is the responsibility of the customer to ensure that adult software is not seen by minors.

    SHAREWARE

    This article © M. Sherwood

    SHAREWARE is different to PD. There is confusion over the way it works, especially by other Spectrum PD libraries. Shareware is only similar in 2 ways: (a) the copying fee is purely for the libary and (b) Shareware can be freely copied and distributed. Here the similarity ends.

    Most shareware is as good or better than commercial programs. Instructions for the programs are usually stored on disk in .DOC or .TXT files. You must read these to see how to install or run the program. There will be another .DOC file, which contains information on how to register (pay) for your copy with the author. You will usually have a maximum of 30 days to determine if the program is useful before paying for free updates, detailed manuals, etc. Quite often, shareware programs have some functions ommitted, but members of the ASP will provide full versions. Shareware, is common on the PC, while the Amiga and Atari is PD orientated.

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    PD CONTACTS INFORMATION

    This document...

    This document contains information on various people you can write to, or sometimes email, for coder's and PD services such as libraries. Mostly PD things, but there is a seperate list of general clubs, usergroups, and magazines too.

    The Public Domain Libraries are where the bigger collections of PD hang-out, and you can 'order' a collection or specific ones from these places, they are allowed to charge for costs for repair and postage, but not to sell the actual PD itself for profit. Below that are the Coders.

    Please inform me of any others you know in other countries or in England.

    Please bear in mind that the programming groups are not PD libraries and won't usually just send you stuff for nothing - it's a good idea to have new programs to swap with them.

    Only the coders and PD Libraries known to me can be listed here. So if you know of another, or indeed are another libary or Speccy group, I would very much like to hear from you. If you think there is some missing information you can supply, do not hesitate to contact me also!

    KEYS

    I have tried to include for each group: name, whether a group or a person, country, members, programs produced and there will be more information on some (the more famous / internet aware / people I know).
    In the addresses below, [xx] is the country - if none specified then they are English.

    • AU=Austria
    • CZ=Czech Republic
    • DE=Denmark
    • EN=England
    • FR=France
    • GE=Germany
    • GR=Greece
    • IT=Italy
    • NE=Netherlands
    • NW=Norway
    • PO=Poland
    • SC=Scotland
    • ??=Unknown as yet (do you know it?)

    If the country is next to a group name, all the group come from that country (AFAIK) unless there is a specific [??] mark next to a person's name/pseudonymm, in which case only that person is from the specified country.
    Three dots (...) represent missing info, badly needed (!).

    PD LIBRARIES

    • Alchemist PD and catalogue information: Andy Davis, 62 Tithe Barn lane, Woodhouse, Sheffield. S13 7LN [NEW!]
    • Fountain PD: 11 Camel Road, Silvertown, London. E16 2DE. Lots of demos, the catalogue is on-line in their section. [NEW]
    • MGPD: 1 Pelham St., Sutton in Ashfield, Notts. NG17 2EF
    • Prism PD: Martyn Sherwood, 13 Rodney Close, Bilton, Rugby. CV22 7HJ [NEW!]
    • Propac PD: 153 Pickhurst Rise, West Wickham, Kent. BR4 0AG
    • RAS PD: Now defunct
    • Rasputin PD: No address - do they still exist?
    • Rave PD: No address
    • Sinclair Freak'eren: [DE] See the usergroups section.
    • Total PD: Now defunct
    • WoMo: [GE] Ernastraße 33, D-51069, Köln. Germany
    • ... MORE!

    DEMO PRODUCERS

    What follows is a list of quite a few coding teams and people who either have been, or still are, writing things for the Spectrum.

    The format of the listing is as follows:
    The name is first, as a link if there is anything more about them.
    The programs produced by them are stored sperately via links, or below the name after 'Programs' if there is no other information in a seperate file. m..n represent succesive demos with the same name ie CIR 1..4 means there are demos: CIR 1, CIR 2, CIR 3, CIR 4.

    NOTE: It's supposed to be in alphabetical order, but it's my order not a program's. So there may be a few out of place.
    Words like "The" are placed at the end, and spaces are ignored, so "The Mad Guys" would be indexed as "Mad Guys The".

    There is also an index to all the groups with more detailed information.

    • [Group] Black Knight Software (BKS)
    • [Person] BusySoft [??]
      Programs: Blava demo, ...
    • [Group] Cadmium
      • Ken
      • ...
      Probably don't exist now. Don't know anything else about them.
    • [Person] Hacker Chris (email: chris@phantom.riviera.pl) [PO]
      Was also a member of Pentagram, but did quite a bit before this so has been included seperately.
      Has a demo ftp site: phantom.riviera.pw.edu.pl in directory /pub/speccy.
      1. Mirage 1..5
      2. Big Shit 1..8
      3. Great Shit
      4. Dream Warrior
      5. Kix
      6. Sky
      7. Unreal
    • [Group] CIR Team [GE]
      Programs: CIR 1..4, ...?
    • [Group] Convention
      • Icabod (email rjc94@ecs.soton.ac.uk) (60 Glebelands, Merriott, Somerset. TA16 5RE)
      • Death (Gavin Harrison, Trelawne, Pakenham, Bury St. Edmunds. Suffolk. IP31 2LS) (used to be called Twix, then Gangster)
    • [Group] Cool Guys Limited (CGL)
    • [Group] Spirit Programs: Lots of cracked games, some useful +D EXECUTE type files, and +D utilities.
    • [Person] Datasoft (email jmg7@ukc.ac.uk) [NEW!]
    • [Person] Doc.R
    • [Group] Dynamite Dynastie [GE]
    • [Group] Ethanol Soft Incorporated (ESI) [PO]
    • [Group] Exodus [??]:
    • [Group] Extacy-3 (Bogie's email al5701@bristol.ac.uk) [NEW!]
    • [Person] Fleshbrain [??]
    • [Person] Fuxoft [??]
    • [Person] Illusion [??] [NEW!]
    • [Group] The Interceptors [??]
    • [Person] Jaxxon Hollis [??]
      Programs: Mr. Vain, also helped in others, can anyone supply more details?
    • [Group] K3L [??]
      Not a lot known - a fairly new group
    • [Person] Kassoft [PO]
      Programs: Kassoft 1..6, ...?
    • [Group] The Knuckle Girls
      Note: The only all-girl coding team there is!
    • [Group] The Lords [NE]
      (an email address exists!)
    • [Group] The Mad Guys [GE]
    • [Group] Megavision [GR]
      Well, I think its a group...
    • [Person] Mikropol [PO] (Tomasz Puwalski, Moczynskiegol/14, 85-016 Bydgoszcz, Poland)
      Programs: Signal 1..3, Screen$ compressor, CODE compressor, ...?
    • [Group] MQM Team [CZ]
      Not entirely sure about the country
    • [Person] Nick Snake (email immortal@compulink.gr) [NEW!]
      Programs: ...
    • [Person] Noro Hard/Soft [??]
      Programs: LCD demo, ...?
    • [Person] Omega [GE]
      Programs: Omega 1, Ugly, part of Unused, ...?
    • [Group] Pentagram [PO]
    • [Person] Phantom [FR]
    • [Person] The President [NW]
      Used to be known as Alfasoft
      Programs: TNT 1..4, Got To Get, Buffalo, Jukebox, Straight, Heart, loverights, Woodpecker From Space, Baby, IQ_Test, Popcorn
    • [Person] Roberto [IT]
    • [Person] Sgt. Pepper [??]
      Programs: Sgt. Pepper demos 1..11, ...
    • [Person] Spectec [AU]
      Programs: Spectec 1..7, ...?
    • [Group] Substance []
      Probably don't exist anymore
      Programs: The Real Deal, Ceremony, ...?
    • [Person] Saposoft [??]
      Programs: Sapo 1..4, ...?
    • [Group] SSC [??]
      Programs: Bateria, ...
    • [Group] Technium 220 [SC]
      Not a lot known - a fairly new group, and I'm not even sure they're Scottish... Please help me out here?
    • [Group] TFF Team [??]
    • [Person] Theo Develegas [GR] (email corporal@compulink.gr) [NEW!]
      Programs: Music demos 1..10 (for SU mag), VGA 128, Piggy Punks, EEC 1993, Dinosaurs, Black/White 1, Black/White 2, ...???
      Note the link is to his own site, may not be fully working yet.
    • [Person] Tigers Claw [IT]
      Programs: Advanced Patience (card game)
    • [Group] Total Eclipse
    • [Group] Unbelievables [GE]
    • [Group] United Minds: [SC] [NEW!]
    • [Group] Wonder [FR]
      Programs: First Wonder, ...?
    • [Person] Zack (email djm8@ukc.ac.uk) [NEW!]
      Programs: Magican, Quark, Chef's Mate, ST-Ripper, Crystal, Megatron, I'm No God, ...
      Although 'officially' a member of Extacy 3, he's currently in Germany as part of his degree.

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  14. VARIGRAF : Print out user defined Graph paper.
  15. VIEW ROYAL : Scans a disk and prints out screens. Needs +D.
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    Below is a list of one or two PD games that I have written down, don't be disheartened that there aren't many - this is because I don't really have that many and also that I prefer to collect demos! There's also a list of utilities and other things to browse through.

    There are considerably more games that have been officially placed into the public domain, and quite a few that haven't but are still available...

    Quite a few will be available via ftp, so take a look at one of the sites. If there is an asterisk (*) by it then the only form I know it as, is a Snapshot. Others may also be a snapshot, but not marked.
    Masses more could so easily be added to this but I thought as there's already lots of pages just to do with games, and lists of them are available, then why not just look at one of those.

    1. *
      3D Deathchase (The old classic - excellent fun)
    2. Bumpy (Bounce around and collect things)
    3. *
      Guardian 2
    4. Hexcellent (Mind-boggling puzzle game for 1-4)
    5. Laser Squad (Strategy)
    6. Megatron (That light-tron game)
    7. Punky Pigs (like the Hungry-Hippos board game)
    8. Surface Tension (Phenomally tricky game shootemup)

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  3. [Group] The Interceptors [??]
  4. [Person] Jaxxon Hollis [??]
    Programs: Mr. Vain, also helped in others, can anyone supply more details?
  5. [Group] K3L [??]
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    PD Utilities listing

    Seeing as the main PD demos list takes rather a lot of space, here are the useful and otherwise utilities that have been produced and called freeware by various people. There is also a list of PD games plus some other things.

    The names that have (+D) after or are called '+D something' will only work on Disciple or +D disk systems, or emulators that will emulate these interfaces very well (can't promise success for emulators). Also, +3 means it will only work on a +3 - usually because its a disk utility. Here's a key to those weird symbols I've inserted in the list anyway.

    KEY TO TYPES

    * = Snapshot (so +D/Spectrum-emulator required)
    # = Available via ftp as a .SNA or .Z80 ZIPped snapshot from various sites
    128 = Needs a 128K Spectrum/emulator which does it ie a 128/+2/+3/+2A or Z80 emulator/XZX?

    Audio Programs

    1. # E-Sampler (sound sampler)
    2. Music Synth 48K (3 channel tunes on 48k beeper!)
    3. # Soundtracker - V1.1 (BZYK) (128K music writer, I also have a collection of songs for it)
    4. Soundtracker Compiler - V1.2 (BZYK) (so you can play tunes from above without loading the above)
    5. Sampletracker 2 (CMB) (like SoundTracker with samples)
    6. Sampletracker 2 Compiler (CBM)
    7. STeal (rips Soundtracker songs)
    8. ST Ripper (MF3) (Zack) (rips Soundtracker songs)
    9. Tizzu/Tizzme (Yolpa)
    10. # Voice Manipulator 2 (Sound sampler originally from Crash)
    11. WAVplayer (128) (Datasoft)

    Disk Utilities

    1. +D Boot (autobooting menu for quick prog select/load)
    2. +D Recover (undeleter disk util)
    3. +D Toolkit (Very good disk utility, can copy with 128K)
    4. DiscEditor (+D)
    5. Disc-Kit (+D) (Spirit) (disk utility)
    6. #DOS copy/+D (converts files from MS-DOS DD to +D)
    7. DT Tool+ (+D -> tape copier)
    8. BetaDOS bug fixer (+D)
    9. FileTest 2 (+D) (check the integrity of files on a disk)
    10. G+DOS bug fix (+D)
    11. OpusCopier (+D) (copies single/all files from opus disk -> +D)
    12. Opusload (+D) (loads Opus format disks on +D, manually)
    13. #PC .SNAprun (+D) (loads & runs .SNA files from MS-DOS DD on +D)
    14. Slowmo (+D) (Slows Spectrum down (useful in games))
    15. Syntax (+D) (Convert tape/m-drive BASIC syntax to +D)
    16. Thingi (+D) (MF style menu for +D snaps, undelete command)
    17. Transit (+D disk-tape/tape-disk/tape-tape copier)
    18. Ultra-208 (+3) (disk formatter, 208K per side)

    Communications

    1. Fireview 2 (terminal emulator for VTX500)
    2. SpecTerm 6 series (terminal emulators - including IF1/128K RS232 port versions)
    3. Zmodem (IF1) (transfer files with the Zmodem protocol)
    4. TXRX
    5. ...

    Compressors

    I thought there were enough to demand a section all of their own!

    1. Char Press (Text character compressor)
    2. H.Q.Press (A code compressor of some sort)
    3. Mikropol Screen Compressor
    4. Mikropol Code Compressor
    5. Mr. Pack 2
    6. PKLite (the memory compressor)
    7. PKHuff (Huffman memory compressor)
    8. TomPacker (Busy/Sapo soft) (code compressor, better than Turbo Imploder.)
    9. Turbo Imploder (code compressor,quite good)

    Graphics Programs

    1. Colour Animator
    2. Colour Draw
    3. Grids (grids for UDG designing)
    4. Logobend (distort screens by definable sine-wave
    5. Pixlogo 2 (Orson of U.Minds) (draw out logos pixel at time so they can be redraw) patterns)
    6. Reflector (draws text using small circles & reflects it)

    Programming Utilities

    1. 007 Disassembler
    2. BASIC program renumber
    3. BasComp2 (BASIC integer compiler->assembler,includes source)
    4. BasAsm (BASIC assembler for above,can be compiled)
    5. Gens.3M (version of Gens with +D support, extra facilities)
    6. Key-define (define keys for playing games routine)
    7. Leaver (leaves sections of BASIC in mem, deletes rest)
    8. Mad 2 monitor (m/c debugger)
    9. Mem usage (reports on memory used by Vars/BASIC)
    10. Pikasm (64 cols editor/assembler - tape only)
    11. Printer screen dump
    12. Speedload (tape loader/saver util)
    13. Spectrum ToolKit
    14. Sprog, The (BASIC programming tools)
    15. Summer Monitor (m/c monitor)
    16. Tornado (42 cols editor/assembler, pretty flexible save/loading)
    17. Turbo Tools (BASIC programming utils)
    18. UniScroll (make your own m/c definable scroller)
    19. Uschi (German BASIC integer compiler)
    20. #YS Megabasic (BASIC extension & better editor)
    21. ZIP 2.6 (BASIC Integer compiler)

    Plus, although not officially Public Domain, there are the Devpack utilites (Gens/Mons) and various other compilers by Hisoft etc on the ftp sites.

    Text Processing

    1. Clear-all! (Wordmaster utility, deletes all files)
    2. Tasword (Word processor, loads of versions exist)
    3. Typeliner Graphics Alphabets (Wordmaster file format graphics)

    Also, Tasword is generally available on ftp and other places, although I'm not too sure what it's status is officially.

    Miscellaneous

    1. 48K Disk Basic (+3) (allows access of 3" drive from emulated 48k BASIC) mode
    2. Automatic Muse
    3. Dataspread (currently non-finished, V0.3)
    4. Define a key routine
    5. Dictionary (definitions of computer words)
    6. File Compressor (tape-tape copier, not +3/+2A)
    7. Fractal drawer (Datasoft - BASIC!)
    8. Ghost! (128k -> more compatible 48k emulator)
    9. Red Alert (to see if anyone's been at your computer)
    10. Screensaver (but nothing else can be used with this)
    11. Subbuteo scoreboard (goals/score recorder for subbuteo)
    12. Tas<>Dfue - text file format conversion

    As with the other PD list, this is obviously not ALL the programs around and whenever I get the time to write up things and the site gets updated, it may grow but, no promises).

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    usually because its a disk utility. Here's a key to those weird symbols I've inserted in the list anyway.

    KEY TO TYPES

    * = Snapshot (so +D/Spectrum-emulator required)
    # = Available via ftp as a .SNA or .Z80 ZIPped snapshot from various sites
    128 = Needs a 128K Spectrum/emulator which does itprogs/pddemos.html 755 36246 5267 35631 6103771161 7746 PD Demos List

    PD Demos listing

    Here follows some of the PD demos and other similar software that I own, and a few others too depending on what I've bothered to type up. I hope that it will also sometime contain most of the programs available altogether in PD - although that depends largely on which PD libraries (if any) are willing to send me a text file of all their programs, and other people keeping me up to date.
    There are rather a large number of PD programs existing on the Spectrum, so even this list is but a small proportion of the population.

    The utilities listing is seperate, as is the games listing and other things.

    KEY TO TYPES

    * = Snapshot (so Spectrum-emulator required, or some other method of viewing (eg +D with software))
    @ = Available via ftp as .TAP or binaries.
    # = Available via ftp as a .SNA or .Z80 ZIPped snapshot from various sites
    128 = Needs a 128K Spectrum/emulator which does it ie a 128/+2/+3/+2A or Z80 emulator/XZX?
    (YS)=Copied from a "Your Sinclair" magazine covertape (or sometimes "Sinclair User") and not easily convertible - only some of them work on snapshots.

    If there's no # by a program then it looks like there's no chance of obtaining it unless you write to a PD library and request it, even less chance on an emulator unless you can get some kind soul to snap it and send it to you or upload it to an ftp site somewhere you can get to.

    I will also warn the unwary - some demos use rather rude language, in the names and some in the scroller texts, so either don't download any or don't care or avoid the section of the list beginning with 'f' and other such things although there are a few others scattered liberally around. Don't complain to me - I don't write these demos and am only providing as non-biased a list as I can. Apart from the fact they are mainly just the ones I own!

    Oh, and the ones that say 128 in the name are usually for the 128K computers (or emulators that can do them), not that they are 128K exactly in size. I have tried to provide some information about some of the demos, such as the name of the group or person who wrote it (in brackets after the name) and after that a brief description of it sometimes. If you have any suggestions to make - whether it would be better implemented as something other than a bunch of 'ordered lists' (using

    1. item
    ), feel free to make them via email or write to me. It could probably be better represented as a <table>, but I'm not sure it will be accepted by all browsers and I don't really know how to create one of those...
    The underlined ones are new to the list.

    Clipart or Graphics demos

    1. Art Experience Preview (Illusion)
    2. Black/White 1 (T.Devil)
    3. Black/White 2 (T.Devil)
    4. Fire and Ice
    5. Gallery (Exodus) (Good graphics pictures)
    6. Game Art
    7. Graphics Bank 1
    8. Graphics Bank 2
    9. Red Dwarf slideshow 129K (about 20 screens)
    10. Ren & Stimpy slideshow (E-3)
    11. Replay (Animated portion of a ninja-film (err.?))
    12. Screens 1 (E-3)
    13. Spray Art
    14. VGA 1 (128) (T.Devil) (IBM converted b/w picutures)
    15. VGA 2 (128) (T.Devil) (IBM converted b/w picutures)
    16. Vidi-ZX Party 128 (Pentagram)

    Demo's

    Music demos are listed seperately, but look here if the division between types is not too distinct.

    1. Abyss
    2. Acid Andy (U.Minds)
    3. Agony Preview (Exodus)
    4. Agony (Exodus) (Mainly graphics demo)
    5. Alien (KVL) (Good demo. maybe its more of a music)
    6. Apple Movie (Lords)
    7. Art of Scrunk, The (Lords) (Almost just a graphics demo)
    8. Army Now (UVS) (quite small, simple demo)
    9. Bateria (SSC)
    10. Beruska
    11. Black Panther
    12. Blava demo (Busysoft)
    13. Branch Of Mind (V.Impressive megademo)
    14. Bright
    15. #* Bubble
    16. Cerebral (U.Minds) (Multipart, some is BASIC)
    17. Ceremony (Total Eclipse)
    18. CIR 1 (CIR Team)
    19. CIR 2 (CIR Team)
    20. CIR 3 (CIR Team)
    21. CIR 4 (CIR Team)
    22. City, The (Exodus)
    23. Clef
    24. Collected Works Part 1, The (Lords)
    25. Collected Works Part 2, The (Lords)
    26. Condenza (with a tekkno effects "No Limits" song)
    27. Cracks
    28. Crazy Sample 2 (Lords)
    29. Crazy Demo (TMG)
    30. # Crystal kilodemo (Zack) (kilodemo=smaller megademo)
    31. Dark Lord Intro
    32. Debut (Icabod)
    33. Deep Shit (Total-Eclipse)
    34. Delayed (KVL) (very good megademo)
    35. Demagogia
    36. # Demo C's (Datasoft) (My first of two so far! Crap!)
    37. DMC Intro 1
    38. DMC Demo 2
    39. DMC Demo 3
    40. DMC Demo 4
    41. DMC Demo 5
    42. DMC Demo 6
    43. DMC Demo 7
    44. DMC Demo 8
    45. DOW Joined (Total Eclipse)
    46. Driving License (Talisman of TMG)
    47. Dynamite Duo
    48. Earth, The
    49. EBI Intro (EBI of UVS)
    50. EBI Intro 2 (EBI of UVS)
    51. Egal (TMG)
    52. El Loco (Lords)
    53. ESP (Icabod/E-3)
    54. First (Someones 1st demo)
    55. *# Frazetta 1 (First of 3, music and effects demos)
    56. *# Frazetta 2
    57. *# Frazetta 3
    58. Fun Part Demo (UVS)
    59. FPD Remix (UVS/ ??) (Remix of above - non-multiloader)
    60. Gemini (Is this D/C ??????????????????????????????)
    61. Geography Maud'Dib of ESI (Who is who and where in Europe)
    62. #* Ghaza's
    63. Goat 1 (Goat-farmers)
    64. Goat 2 (Goat-farmers)
    65. Goat 3 (Goat-farmers)
    66. Goat 4 (Goat-farmers)
    67. Heart (Simple sampled pop song)
    68. # Help the Doc
    69. Hercules
    70. Hexogen
    71. Hypersonic 2 (Agent-X) (megademo - big intro, very good)
    72. # IBM demo
    73. ID 1 (Icabod)
    74. ID 2 (Icabod)
    75. I'm No God (Zack)
    76. Inner Scroll 1 (Gangster)
    77. Inner Scroll 2 (Gangster)
    78. Inner Space (Gangster)
    79. Inner Space 2 (Gangster)
    80. Inner Space 3 (Gangster)
    81. Inner Space 4 (Gangster)
    82. Inner Space 5 (Gangster)
    83. Inner Universe (E-3) 299K (MASSIVE and excellent megademo)
    84. Insanity (E-3) (Yet more...)
    85. Intended
    86. Interlace (Busysoft)
    87. Iron-I
    88. ISI demo
    89. ISI demo
    90. Israeli Team 2 Israeli-Team (Funny intro, Big 128 demo)
    91. #* Judgenent Day 3
    92. Just For Fun 1
    93. Just For Fun 2
    94. Kassoft 1
    95. Kassoft 2
    96. Kassoft 3
    97. Kassoft 4
    98. Kassoft 5
    99. # Kassoft 6
    100. Kaz 1 (Kaz)
    101. #* Kaz 2 (Kaz)
    102. # Kaz 3 (Kaz)
    103. # Kaz 4 (Kaz)
    104. # Kaz 5 (Kaz)
    105. # Kraft (E-3) (excellent megademo)
    106. Last, The (Sampled song)
    107. LCD (Includes a TV set simulation, musics)
    108. Learning To Drive (E-3) (their first demo)
    109. Legion (U.Minds)
    110. Linez (E-3) (some lines effects)
    111. #* Little Joke (Lords)
    112. Living on Video
    113. Living Shit, The
    114. LSD (Pentagram) 248K (Big megademo)
    115. # Lyra 2, The
    116. Madhouse
    117. Madness Remix
    118. Magican (Zack) (Simple 1st demo)
    119. Mania (Icabod)
    120. Max demo
    121. MDA Demo
    122. Megademo
    123. Mindless (E-3)
    124. Mindwarp (E-3) (Completely mad and cool 4 parter)
    125. #* MiniXmas
    126. Miracle 128
    127. Monsters
    128. More Than Nop (Nop)
    129. M. Vaganza
    130. Nanodemo (Old but quite a few interesting effects)
    131. # Nineties
    132. Nite-Life (U.Minds)
    133. NMI 1 (Dynamite Dynastie) (No More Intelligence 1)
    134. NMI 2 (Dynamite Dynastie) (No More Intelligence 2)
    135. NMI 3 (Dynamite Dynastie) (Guess...)
    136. NMI 3 note (Dynamite Dynastie) (info about the NMI series)
    137. No Insight View (Lords)
    138. No Nazis (Features a type-in-save-pass-on bit)
    139. Nonsense (U.Minds)
    140. Nop (Nop! - (nop is a Z80 opcode too))
    141. NSD 1
    142. NSD 2
    143. NSD 3
    144. NSD 4
    145. NSD 5
    146. # Omega
    147. One Tooo Many (E-3) (crazy and very good!)
    148. One Tooo Many 2! (E-3) (more craziness)
    149. #* Orange
    150. Out Of ZSL (Tad)
    151. Overscan (Busysoft)
    152. Pancake
    153. Podpersons from Mars (Lords demo)
    154. # Popcorn1
    155. Poocake (E-3/U.Minds)
    156. Quark (Zack) (his second demo)
    157. Quinquagesima (Lords)
    158. Qwiksnax (Demo with ripped bits from the game)
    159. Radio TFF (TFF Team)
    160. Real Deal, The (Substance)
    161. Rendezvous (Lords)
    162. Rhaa Lovely (Lords)
    163. Sam Coupe - A Total Piss-Take (U.Minds/E-3) (written after a SAM, SAM, SAM (oh and a tiny weeny bit of Spectrum) show)
    164. Saposoft 4
    165. Schizophrenic (KVL) (Rather good music/effects demo)
    166. Scoriasonic II Prev (128)
    167. # Sgt. Pepper 1 (Sgt.Pepper) (Number one of 11(I think))
    168. # Sgt. Pepper 2 (Sgt.Pepper) (The next one)
    169. # Sgt. Pepper 3 (Sgt.Pepper) (ditto!)
    170. # Sgt. Pepper 5 (Sgt.Pepper)
    171. # Sgt. Pepper 6 (Sgt.Pepper)
    172. # Sgt. Pepper 7 (Sgt.Pepper)
    173. # Sgt. Pepper 7 (Sgt.Pepper)
    174. # Sgt. Pepper 8 (128) (Sgt.Pepper)
    175. # Sgt. Pepper 9 (128) (Sgt.Pepper)
    176. # Sgt. Pepper 10 (Sgt.Pepper)
    177. # Sgt. Pepper 11 (Sgt.Pepper)
    178. # Shock (ESI) (EXCELLENT multiload megademo)
    179. Signal 3 (Mikropol)
    180. Silly demo 1 (Lords) (quite silly (No! Never!))
    181. Simpleton
    182. Sir Clive's Nightmare (Animated story)
    183. Sky (Hacker Chris)
    184. Small One (U.Minds) (A small demo)
    185. Soporific (TMG) (Guess what its about!)
    186. Spectec 1 (Spectec)
    187. Spectec 2 (Spectec)
    188. Spectec 3 (Spectec) (A bit crap!)
    189. Spectec 4 (Spectec)
    190. Spectec 5 (Spectec)
    191. Spectec 6 (Spectec)
    192. Spectec 7 (Spectec) (More of the same)
    193. Speedy Tomatoes on Acid (U.Minds)
    194. Stolen Data (E-3) (some interlaced graphics and stuff)
    195. Stop Reset
    196. #* Straight
    197. Substance
    198. Taken From Amiga (Art from amiga pics, and sampletracker songs)
    199. Talisman (Total Eclipse)
    200. Target: Earth (U.Minds)
    201. TeknoChaos (CBM)
    202. # Tenner
    203. # TNT 1 (The President)
    204. # TNT 2 (The President)
    205. # TNT 3 (The President)
    206. # TNT 4 (The President)
    207. Total Mind Fuck
    208. Train Spottin
    209. Train Spottin 2
    210. Twin Worlds
    211. # Ugly (Omega)
    212. # Unlimited Spirits (TMG) (quite a good one really, 4 parts(last one is hidden))
    213. # Unused 128 Remix
    214. Vaseline (Knucklegirls)
    215. Viz (Knucklegirls)
    216. Weird Science 128
    217. #* TFF 1 (TFF Team)
    218. TFF 2 (TFF Team)
    219. #* TFF 3 (TFF Team)
    220. # TFF 4 (TFF Team)
    221. #* Waiter
    222. #* Wix 3 (128k musics demo)
    223. Xmas 128
    224. Yesterdays Dream
    225. #* Zaphod 1 (Zaphod) (=Vision of TMG) (not +2A/+3)
    226. #* Zaphod 2 (Zaphod) (=Vision of TMG (same as above)
    227. Zcroll 1 (Convention)
    228. Zcroll 2 (Convention)

    Music Demos

    1. 7 UP (Sampled music from the advert)
    2. 9th Money (Kaz)
    3. Adamski
    4. #Alfasoft sample demo (President)
    5. Alien (various tunes with pic from film "Alien"y;)
    6. Axel F (Good quality sample demo)
    7. #Baby (The following few are pure sampled popsongs)
    8. Best of the Pet-Shop-Boys
    9. Best of Phil (TMG???)
    10. Bicie (Sampled sound demo)
    11. #Buffalo
    12. #CD Player (Tunes with a CD-like interface)
    13. ChariVari 1 (Several tunes)
    14. Coca-Cola 2 (Sampled music from the advert)
    15. Collage (Using SampleTracker for more tunes)
    16. De Jarre Vu (Convention) musical demo with.. Well guess.
    17. Depeche Mode 81-85
    18. Destructor 128 (Extremely good SQ/Sample Tracker demo)
    19. Digibox
    20. Digisynth 1 (Sampled tunes??) (not +2A/+3?)
    21. Digisynth 2 (Sampled tunes, and quite a few)
    22. #Dobranocki
    23. DRSP (Very good sample tracker songs)
    24. Eel ('original'(ie old) Soundtracker demo tunes)
    25. For ESI (Sampled song, very good)
    26. Got To Get (President, sampled plus ripped game music)
    27. Hardcore (Fudgepacker mainly???)
    28. Haus (Sampled song - not even a screen to look at)
    29. #Heaven 2 (Another sampled pop song)
    30. Hypersonic 2 Preview
    31. #In Concert
    32. I Owe You Nothing (CGL) (quite good quality really, old)
    33. #Iron Maiden
    34. #Jukebox
    35. Junkfood
    36. Kix (Hacker Chris)
    37. Lifeless Communism (More music)
    38. Love Rights
    39. Madonna
    40. Mata 3
    41. Megabank 1 (Pentagram)
    42. Megabank 2 (Pentagram)
    43. Megabank 3 (Pentagram)
    44. Megabank 4 (Pentagram)
    45. Megabank 5 (Pentagram)
    46. Megabank 6 (Pentagram)
    47. Megabank 7 (Pentagram)
    48. Mix
    49. MQM (MQM Team) (These are Mata Qjeta Music - good)
    50. MQM 2 (MQM Team)
    51. MQM 3 (MQM Team) (end part has 5 good quality samples)
    52. MQM 4 (MQM Team)
    53. MQM 6 (MQM Team) (5 isnt done yet!)
    54. Mr. Vain (sampled version of the hit no.1)
    55. Not Dead (Datasoft) (4 tunes, pic and scrolly! I'm still doing stuff you see - I'm not dead!)
    56. Oi (Da Gangster)
    57. Oxygene (Oxygene part 4 from the 128k PLAY command)
    58. Piom 1 (Play It Once More 1, tunes)
    59. Piom 2 (Play It Once More 2, more tunes)
    60. Mirage 1 (Hacker Chris) (Ripped music demo)
    61. Mirage 2 ( " Chris) (these are more ripped music mostly)
    62. Mirage 3 ( " Chris)
    63. Mirage 4 ( " Chris)
    64. Mirage 5 ( " Chris)
    65. Non-Stop
    66. Ragtimes (Ragtime music - obvious really)
    67. Recall (not sure its a music demo though)
    68. Sabrina (Lords)
    69. Sabrina2 (Lords)
    70. Song In Lines 1 (128?)
    71. Song In Lines 2 (128?)
    72. Song In Lines 3 (128?)
    73. Song In Lines 4 (128)
    74. Song In Lines 5 (128) (Loads of tunes and some groovy lines)
    75. Special Music Collection (selection of good tunes, good interface)
    76. SubSonic (E-3) (4 tunes)
    77. SubSonic 2 (E-3) (10 tunes, including Axel F)
    78. SQ-Demo (Using SQ-Tracker for better songs than ST!)
    79. Sonic (Icabod) (sonic hedgehog pic, & couple of tunes)
    80. Touch Me (Lords)
    81. Toxic Elephant (Total Eclipse)
    82. Unreal (Hacker Chris)
    83. Woodpecker From Space (Weird, with a sample)

    Got any others?

    Thats all at the moment until I get down to writing down that MASSIVE list from Alchemist Research (only a few thousand!). There are still a large number to be added to this list. If you know of other PD demos/ utilities/ etc that are preferably not on any of the PD libraries lists, please let me know of them and I will put them in here.
    And then send them to a library and to me! (If you have them). I am always glad to receive letters/ emails from fellow Spectrum users, and in particular if you are interested in demos or a coder or +D owner.

    A greet now, (as is want of demo writers :-). Hi to all real Spectrum owners with or without a +D disk system and anyone else interested, I'm always looking for new contacts for swapping demos and other stuff and just generally to write silly letters to.
    If you send me a blank disk (or - arrgh - tape) and SAE, with a nice letter, I might copy you loads of stuff depending on what you are interested in.

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    ideo
  6. Living Shit, The
  7. LSD (Pentagram) 248K (Big megademo)
  8. # Lyra 2, The
  9. Madhouse Other stuff

    Other Things...

    These lists are of other miscellaneous programs not covered by the demos, games or utilities lists.

    You just might want to know what all the wierd symbols mean too: '#' means it's downloadable from somewhere.

    Data files, and information orientated programs

    1. Dataspread instructions (for my crap BASIC spreadsheet)
    2. Dinosaurs (Information and pictures on dinosaurs)
    3. Doom2 (bit of a piss-take really - the startup bit)
    4. Font collection (lots of fonts (honestly, some people))
    5. Hisoft C/Devpac instructions (simple use, not complete transcripts)
    6. SoundTracker songs (quite a few of them in source form, yet more in compiled form)
    7. Quite a few instructions generally for loads of games (different site).
    8. Zeus instructions
    9. SampleTracker 2 samples (60ish of them initially)

    Plus D EXECUTE files

    1. Renumber
    2. Screen Flip CLS
    3. Screen Fade CLS
    4. ... LOTS more.

    Adult stuff

    Most don't need any comments!

    1. # Bordello 1
    2. # Bordello 2
    3. # Don't Pull It Too Much George
    4. Fuck 128
    5. Fuckmania 128 (Tommy Cossack)
    6. Maria
    7. Oei
    8. Pleasure 1
    9. Sexsim 1 (A game!)

    Disk/tapezines

    There are a few of these about, surprisingly! AlchNews comes free from Alchemist Research (send a disk/tape and SAE), Fish I believe is no longer running

    1. #AlchNews #1-16 (from Alchemist Research)(April'95=#14)
    2. Fish 2.3 (disk/tape magazine)
    3. Outlet #1-90? (diskzine available on most formats, although might be available on tape too)
    4. #Subliminal Extacy 128 #0-2 (Extacy-3 disk magazine no.0 - trial issue)
    5. Sinclair Classic #1-10 (stopped at no.10)

    Future Projects

    Now for the future projects and upcoming programs that I've heard of, some may even be completed if it's a while since I've updated this:

    1. Yes Less Stupidity (TMG) (revenge on NMI demos)
    2. Megalomania (TMG) (just one massive demo with loads of effects)
    3. Beyond Help (United Minds) (megademo by them and others, lots of parts - including one by me (eventually!))
    4. Mini-Mega (Datasoft(me)) (megademo - long way to go though)
    5. Radio Demo (Unbelievables) (May have been cancelled though)
    6. Insanity 2: Pipillea (E-3) (the subtitle isn't a word by the way)
    7. Nocturne (E-3)
    8. Demo D's (Datasoft(me)) (follow up to Demo C's by me, not started yet!)
    9. MQM 5
    10. Turtlehead (Fudgepacker)
    11. Subliminal Extacy #2 (and further ones too, given time)

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    pectec) (More of the same)
  10. Speedy Tomatoes on Acid (U.Minds)
  11. Stolen Data (E-3) (some interlaced graphics and stuff)
  12. Stop Reset
  13. #* Straight
  14. Substance
  15. Taken From Amiga (Art from amiga pics, and sampletracker songs)
  16. Talisman (Total Eclipse)
  17. Target: Earth (U.Minds)
  18. TeknoChaos (CBM)
  19. # Tenner
  20. # TNT 1 (The President)
  21. # TNT 2 (The President)
  22. # TNT 3 (The President)
  23. # TNT 4 (The President)
  24. Total Mind Fuck
  25. Train Spottin
  26. Trasharewar.txt 755 36246 5267 3100 5765550343 6624 SHAREWARE EXPLAINED This article (c) M. Sherwood SHAREWARE SHAREWARE is different to PD. There is confusion over the way itworks, especially by other Spectrum PD libraries. Shareware is only similar in 2 ways: (a) the copying fee is purely for the libary and (b) Shareware can be freely copied and distributed. Here the similarity ends. Most shareware is as good or better than commercial programs. Instructions for the programs are usually stored on disk in .DOC or .TXT files. You must read these to see how to install or run the program. There will be another .DOC file, which contains information on how to register (pay) for your copy with the author. You will usually have a maximum of 30 days to determine if the program is useful before paying for free updates, detailed manuals, etc. Quite often, shareware programs have some functions ommitted, but members of the ASP will provide full versions. Shareware, is common on the PC, while theAmiga and Atari is PD orientated. Article by Prism PD, 13 rodney close, Rugby CV22 7HJ d a disk/tape and SAE), Fish I believe is no longer running

    1. #AlchNews #1-16 (from Alchemist Research)(April'95=#14)
    2. Fish 2.3 (disk/tape magazine)
    3. Outlet #1-90? (diskzine available on most formats, although might be available on tape too)
    4. #Subliminal Extacy 128 #0-2 (Extacy-3 disk magazine no.0 - trial issue)
    5. Sinclair Classic #1-10 (stopped at no.10)

    Future Projects

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    Groups

    Here is a list of most of the groups or clubs and fanzines that I know of - if there are any you feel should be added, please let me know via my email address which is at the bottom of each and every article I write. Some of the information about clubs etc is written by me from my knowledge of them, I hope to be able to supply more info soon, and possibly 'offficial' documentation!

    If you decide to write to any of these, it's usually a good idea to include an SAE, and to state what computer/ media you have.

    All of these are in England, unless the address shows otherwise.

    • Adventure Probe: 52 Burford Road, Liverpool. L16 6AQ
    • Adventure Workshop: 36 Grasmere Road, Royton, Oldham, Lancs. OL2 6RS
    • AlchNews: 32 Tithe Barn Lane, Woodhouse, Sheffield. S13 7LN (same address as Alchemist PD)
    • Amiga Wibble - Amiga diskzine, but with Speccy bits: 13 Lansdown Avenue, Audenshaw, Manchester. M34 5SZ
    • BG Services: 64 Roebuck Road, Chessington, Surrey. KT9 1JX
    • Chic Computer Club (all formats): PO Box 121, Gerrard's Cross, Bucks. SL9 9JP
    • Computer Caverns: 9 Dean Street, Marlow, Bucks. SL7 3AA
    • Computer Sales and Wants: Debby Howard, 10 Overton Road, Abbey Wood, London. SE2 9SD
    • The Corner (all formats): no longer exists
    • Crashed: Address changed - unknown
    • Dreamworld: 10 Medhurst Crescent, Gravesend, Kent. DA12 4HL
    • 8 Bit Mart: Harrowden, 39 High Street, Sutton In The Isle, Ely, Cambs. CB6 2RA
    • Fish: Tape/Diskzine No longer exists
    • Format(INDUG): 34 Bourton Road, Gloucester. GL4 0LE
    • IEBA: 5 Beacon Flats, Telford, Shropshire. TF1 1RG
    • Motivation: 16 Montgomery Avenue, Beith, Ayrshire. KA15 1EL Not sure if more SAM or Spectrum orientated?
    • Outlet: Chezron Software, 34 Saltersgate Drive, Birstall, Leicester. LE4 3FF (tape/diskzine(+3/+D/Opus)). Note: This IS the correct address!
    • Prism PD - club, fanzine(PD Power): 13 Rodney Close, Bilton, Rugby. CV22 7HJ
    • The Resistance: 106 Wellington St., Lindley, Huddersfield. HD33 EMP
    • Rooksoft: 1 Dovey Close, Astley, Tydesley, Manchester. M29 7NP
    • Sinclair Classic: Tape/Diskzine Finished at no.10, writers joined Subliminal Extacy.
    • Sinclair Freak'eren: Changes are in progress... (old was: Leif Mortensen, Bryggervangen 29, DK-7120 Vejle Ost. Denmark)
    • Softsell: See below address for Spectrum Software Hire
    • Spanish Spectrum Club: Address or other info unknown
    • Spectrum Profi-Club: Ernastraße 33, D-51069 Köln. Germany. (same address as WoMo)
    • Spectrum Software Hire: 32 Dursley Road, Trowbridge, Wilts. BA14 0NW
    • Spectrum UK: 28 Rockingham Drive, Melton Mowbray, Leics. LE13 0LQ
    • Spectrum User Club: Gastackerstr, 23 70794, Filderstadt. Germany
    • Subliminal Extacy: Free PD Tape/Diskzine, see address for any one of Extacy-3
    • Trading Post: Vistoria Road, Shifnal, Shropshire. TF11 8AF
    • WoMo: Ernastraße 33, D-51069 Köln. Germany. (same address as Spectrum Profi-Club)
    • ZAT: 33 Dawley Bank, Telford, Shropshire. TF4 2LQ (final one=28)

    I would appreciate it if anyone who knows more about the above, or can suggest some more to me would get in contact with me. Any computer media based 'zines that are PD (free) will also be available via the PD libraries too.

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    File last updated: 31 January 1996
    Author: John Garner / jmg7@ukc.ac.uk

    2
  27. Twin Worlds
  28. # Ugly (Omega)
  29. # Unlimited Spirits (TMG) (quite a good one really, 4 parts(last one is hidden))
  30. # Unused 128 Remix
  31. Vaseline (Knucklegirls)
  32. Viz (Knucklegirls)
  33. Weird Science 128
  34. #* TFF 1 (TFF Team)
  35. TFF 2 (TFF Team)
  36. #* TFF 3 (TFF Team)
  37. # TFF 4 (TFF Team)
  38. #* Waiter
  39. #* Wix 3 (128k musics demo)
  40. Xmas 128
  41. Yesterdays Dream
  42. #* Zaphod 1 (Zaphod) (=Vision of TMG) (not +2A/+3)
  43. #* Zaphod 2 (Zaphod) (= SHAREWARE EXPLAINED This article (c) M. Sherwood SHAREWARE SHAREWARE is different to PD. There is confusion over the way itworks, especially by other Spectrum PD libraries. Shareware is only similar in 2 ways: (a) the copying fee is purely for the libary and (b) Shareware can be freely copied and distributed. Here the similarity ends. Most shareware is as good or better than commercial programs. Instructions for the programs are usually stored on disk in .DOC or .TXT files. You must read these to see how to install or run the program. There will be another .DOC file, which contains information on how to register (pay) for your copy with the author. You will usually have a maximum of 30 days to determine if the program is useful before paying for free updates, detailed manuals, etc. Quite often, shareware programs have some functions ommitted, but members of the ASP will provide full versions. Shareware, is common on the PC, while theAmiga and Atari is PD orientated. Article by Prism PD, 13 rodney close, Rugby CV22 7HJ d a disk/tape and SAE), Fish I believe is no longer running

    1. #AlchNews #1-16 (from Alchemist Research)(April'95=#14)
    2. Fish 2.3 (disk/tape magazine)
    3. Outlet #1-90? (diskzine available on most formats, although might be available on tape too)
    4. #Subliminal Extacy 128 #0-2 (Extacy-3 disk magazine no.0 - trial issue)
    5. Sinclair Classic #1-10 (stopped at no.10)

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    Here is a list of most of the groups or clubs and fanzines that I know of - if there are any you feel should be added, please let me know via my email address which is at the bottom of each and every article I write. Some of the information about clubs etc is written by me from my knowledge of them, I hope to be able to supply more info soon, and