This lists the contents of s3erickson.zip,
which is the collection of files that Mr. Erickson has contributed for the
enjoyment of M100 - 102 - 200 users everywhere.
102.DIF
Section: Tech/Programming
Size: 5365
This is a list of the addresses that are different in the Model 102 ROM from those in
the Model 100. .Format is address, Model 100 contents, Model 102 contents.
ATFIX.DOC
Section: Peripherals
Size: 1155
Documentation for ATFIX.DVI
ATFIX.DVI
Section: Peripherals
Size: 575
A program to repair errors in the Allocation Table of the DVI disk. See the instructions
in the accompanying file, ATFIX.DOC. You will also need a directory printout, generated by
the program FATPRT.DVI, to keep track of which cluster point where.
WARNING: This program is NOT User Friendly! If you are unsure of how to use it, leave a
message or EasyPlex for the author before trying.
ATOHAZ.100
Section: Telcom
Size: 199
A stripped down version of XMDM26.100. This program supports "attack dialing"
a Hayes modem at 300/1200/2400 baud. It also supports using a file other than ADRS.DO. It
also supports autolog. After autolog you will be in TELCOM's TERM mode. See XMDM26.DOC for
info on commands. See ATOHAZ.DOC for specifics on this program.
ATOHAZ.DOC
Section: Telcom
Size: 3417
Documentation for ATOHAZ.100. Includes in strustions on *required* changes for use with
some modems
AUTLOG.BA
Section: Telcom
Size: 2480
Describes how to use a ROM routine for autologing FROM BASIC. Will work with both the
built-in modem and with external modems. Includes a disassembly of the ROM routine
BILLS.BAS
Section: Applications
Size: 7870
A program for handling bills in a multi-person household. Can handle bills that are paid
by only some of the people or that have unequal shares (such as long distance). Requires
DVI & printer. It *may* work with the TDD & an alternate OS.
BILLS.DOC
Section: Applications
Size: 3240
Documentation for BILLS.BAS. It *must* be read before using the file! Note: Program and
documentation changed 01/03/87. New version recommended *strongly*!
CTRESC.100
Section: Tech/Programming
Size: 2230
This is a list of ctrl chars & escape sequences for the M100. Includes both normal
sequnces (for all 100s) and CRT sequences (for DVI users)
DEAF.MDM
Section: Telcom
Size: 5574
Info on modems and software for using Deaf TTY (TDD) links. Re-posted from USENET.
DISASM.BAS
Section: Tech/Programming
Size: 3825
This is a *fast* disassembler that will send the disassembly to any valid file (CAS:,
LCD: LPT: etc are all usable)
FATPRT.DOC
Section: Peripherals
Size: 4030
Documentation for FATPRT.DVI
FATPRT.DVI
Section: Peripherals
Size: 1060
This program will print a directory from the DVI disk. It includes the file type,
starting cluster, and location of the entry in the directory (useful for repairing files).
It also prints out the FAT table. See FATPRT.DOC. . .(255 = unused, 254 = used by system,
-0 to -9 means last cluster of chain with the abs value of the number = to the number of
sectors used in the cluster. 3-80 are # of next cluster in the chain.)
MSPLAN.001
Section: Applications
Size: 1391
A list of tips, bugs, warnings and other info regarding use of the Multiplan ROM chip on
the M100/102. Includes a few comments on xfering spreadsheets to/from a IBM or Compatible.
NULL.BAS
Section: Text
Size: 350
When run this program will create a file (NULL.DO) containing a NULL (shows as ^. It can
be pasted into a .do file IF you SELect at least 1 of the surrounding chars. (The null
can't be moved by itself) Hope this solves some problems! If you have any questions, leave
me a msg on the SIG.
PACK.BAS
Section: Utilities
Size: 325
This program will pack *sorted* files into approximately 1 1/2 the space. .It expects
one 'word' per line, no graphics characters. .Example code only
PHNTIP.005
Section: Telcom
Size: 2195
What to do about problems using the direct connect cable with multiline phone systems
that use "normal" phone jacks. Also a warning about using external modems on
such systems.
SCAN.DVI
Section: Peripherals
Size: 130
This program allows you to enter a cluster # and get a display of the contents of the
first sector of that cluster. Use it to find which clusters contain which parts of various
files. Mainly intended for use before using ATFIX.DVI to repair a crashed DVI disk.
SUBADV.100
Section: Games
Size: 22755
Nuclear Submarine adventure by Steve Neighorn, converted to M100 by Leonard Erickson.
Requires 24k of *free* memory. This version corrects all known bugs in the previous
version. See SUBINT.TXT and SUBSTO.TXT.
SUBINT.TXT
Section: Games
Size: 1090
Introduction to SUBADV.100. Please read before playing. See also SUBSTO.TXT for the
"storyline".
SUBLIN.TXT
Section: Games
Size: 7070
A section by section breakdown of the inner workings of SUBADV.100. Not required to play
the game, but a must for making changes. Pay special attention to the random number reseed
routine at 65500!
SUBSTO.TXT
Section: Games
Size: 1240
This file contains the background information for SUBADV.100. Please read it and
SUBINT.100 before playing.
SUBVAR.TXT
Section: Games
Size: 4345
Variable list for SUBADV.100. Not required to play game, but VERY useful if making
changes!
A pair of termcap entries. One for the "stock" model 100, and another for a
100 with a DVI. Unix users rejoice! now you can use the DVI with your 100!
TWOSUN.100
Section: Peripherals
Size: 4895
A program converted from a version for the H8/19/89. Shows the dynamics of a double star
system. Also shows the use of the "store cursor"(ESC i) & "retrieve
cursor" (ESC k) sequences available on screen 1. .*REQUIRES* an 80-column monitor.
UNDOC.BAS
Section: Tech/Programming
Size: 3497
This file is a collection of bits and pieces of information that *SHOULD* have been in
the M100/102 manual. It documents a number of "hidden features" of BASIC.
UNPACK.BAS
Section: Utilities
Size: 285
This file will unpack files from PACK.BAS. .(example program, best modified for you own
uses) .
VT52.DOC
Section: Telcom
Size: 2794
This file gives a list of VT52 control characters, escape sequences and other info. It
list them along with M100 (with DVI) equivalents.
XMDM26.100
Section: Telcom
Size: 6395
XMDM26 performs auto-dial-redial, auto-logon, and buffered text file transfers (.DO)
using either ASCII or Xmodem protocol. Communication parameters are 8N1D during Xmodem
transfers and 7I1E for terminal emulation and Xon/Xoff transfers. The program may use the
internal 300 baud modem or an external modem (Hayes compatible) at 300, 1200, or 2400
baud. Files may be Up/Down loaded directly from/to RAM, cassette, or compatible disk
drive.
XMDM26.DOC
Section: Telcom
Size: 12750
Documentation for XMDM26.100. Includes a program that may be used to add graphic
character symbols into 4 lines in XMDM26.100, saving RAM space - about 200 bytes, but
which are not absolutely required. (User option) The program runs without the graphic
characters. Also, see XMDM26.XR0 & XR1 for details on the inner workings of the
program
XMDM26.XR0
Section: Telcom
Size: 4186
Variable & line # cross-reference for XMDM.26. Includes descriptions of the purpose
of many variables and subroutines.
XMDM26.XR1
Section: Telcom
Size: 13765
Structured printout (pretty-printed) of XMDM26. *HEAVILY* commented.
