 MZ-700 Download - Utilities |
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| 3-D-Graphikpaket ( 7 Kb ) |
13,038 |
Use this german utility to plot 3-dimensional pictures ( central- or parallel projection ). It is written by BBG for the MZ-700.
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| MZ-700 Plot ( 5 Kb ) |
11,226 |
You do not know any plotter control commands to paint pictures by your MZ-700 plotter. You use keys to do this. The german program was written by Michael Roschu / RK-Datentechnik / Germany in 1985. The documentation is implemented in this utuility.
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| PCG-AID jap PCG-AID euro ( each 3 Kb ) |
each 4,162 |
This utility can be used only if the device PCG700 from HAL is installed. For more information about this utility click here. There are two versions for download available: a Japanese and a European version which contain the Japanese or the European character set.
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| COPY-CF ( 2 Kb ) |
2,560 |
This utility enables you to copy a disk to tape or vice versa ( tape to disk ) single or multiple. Can be used by the MZ-700 / 800.
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| C-Master ( 12 Kb ) |
19,885 |
This is a german program written by P. Lang / URSOFT for the MZ-700 to manage the contents of all your tape cassettes.
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| MZ-Info ( 71 Kb ) |
MZ-Info contains two utilities written by Bernd Krueger-Knauber / Germany
which display the tape header information. One of the DOS applications
is for M12-formatted files, the other one is for MZT-formatted files. |
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| PC-Tape-Interface | Use the data recorder of your MZ, a C64 datassette, or
other data recorders at your PC to load and save your MZ-programs. |
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| Tapeload ( 27 Kb ) |
Load your MZ-programs by your sound card. Written by Takeshi Maruyama
/ Japan. Read an example of how to use it
now. |
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| DELETE QDCOPY TRANS |
Click on the link to the left to
get more information and / or to download these utilities. |
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| FDCOPY TRANS |
Click on the link to the left to
get more information and / or to download these utilities. |
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| MZ-1571 | Connect a Commodore 5.25" floppy drive 154x / 157x
to your MZ. |
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| Printer / Plotter utilities | ||||||||||||
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| MZ-Hardcopy | The utiliy copies the contents of the screen to the plotter
or to a Centronics printer and translates from Sharp ASCII to ASCII. It
can be used by your own pograms too. |
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| The utiliy copies the contents of the screen to the plotter
or to a Centronics printer and translates from Sharp ASCII to ASCII. It
can be used by your own pograms too. |
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| Other utilities | ||||||||||||
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| FLIP
FONT ( 15 Kb ) |
20,897 | FLIP FONT is a useful program to
invert each byte in a given file. Execute the program with the name of
the file to be changed: flipfont.exe filename.xxx  The file
"filename.xxx" will be updated, the original contents will be
lost, but you can execute flipfont.exe twice and you get back the original
contents before you executed the program first.Examples: A binary value of a byte containing: 00000001 will be converted to 10000000 00100010 will be converted to 01000100 and so on (reads the bytes backward). The author of the program is Thorsten Hitzemann and he included the source of the program. |
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| CLOCK1 ( 7 kb ) |
310 |
This is an example to display the current time by the MZ. The clock counts from 00:00:00 to 23:59:59.
The ZIP-file to download contains the source code for this routine, an assembler output listing, and an executable MZF-formatted file. The source is completely documented by my comments for each instruction sequence. The clock will not be set by my program. Maybe, you'll program an input
routine that prompts the user for the time to be set and that computes
the time to seconds before setting the time by a CALL $0033. ;-) Then
combine both programs and... don't forget to post
me your result ;-)
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| CALCULATOR ( 72 kb ) |
This is a calculator for conversions between hex, binary, octal, and decimal. It is written in Java and the copyright is held by MG-SOFT. I use this calculator on some of my pages to enable you to make conversions and computations. Read now some words from MG-SOFT about their fine calculator: After some days of brewing, MG-SOFT is proud to present the MG SuperCalc applet. This is our first non-trivial encounter with the Java(TM) programming language, so we are especially proud of it. And we hope that at least some of you out there in the cyberspace might find it useful... There are few features in MG SuperCalc that are not common in other calculators. One of them is MG SuperCalc's ability to handle arbitrarily long numbers in each, hex., dec., oct. and bin. radix notation. This means that you will never get the Result is too large message which you can get from other calculators. Just go on and summarize all your stock market profits... you can't be so rich that MG SuperCalc wouldn't be able to handle your fortunes up to the last tiny coin you own. Another feature is high degree of parallelism. Calculators usually aren't multithreaded. MG SuperCalc involves high degree of parallel calculations. Please read the How MG SuperCalc operates internally section for details. Click here
if you want to try this calculator now. Please wait until all Java classes
will be transfered to your PC. |
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