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actutor1.arc U. Mich. Languages/Action/ May 13, 1998 37 KB	Action! and BBS Express! PRO Tutorial This tutorial is copyright Thomas M. Johnson. Welcome to the Action!/PRO tutorial. In it, I plan to teach you how to write command modules for BBS Express! PRO. But to write these, you must know the Action! programming language. So this is a 2 for the price of 1 tutorial.
actutor2.arc U. Mich. Languages/Action/ May 13, 1998 24 KB	Action! and BBS Express! PRO Tutorial This tutorial is copyright Thomas M. Johnson. Welcome to the Action!/PRO tutorial. In it, I plan to teach you how to write command modules for BBS Express! PRO. But to write these, you must know the Action! programming language. So this is a 2 for the price of 1 tutorial.
argslems.arc U. Mich. Games/Puzzle/ Apr. 15, 1995 9 KB	Filename.: argslems.arc Title....: A.R.G.S.-Lemmings Author...: Martin Kugler (grfx+idea), Karl Pelzer (music), Jochen Scharrlach (programming) Date.....: 10/93 Sponser..: ABBUC Regionalgruppe Stuttgart Language.: M/L Category.: Demo (mainly graphics) Breakdown: LEMMINGS.COM General Description: The demo shows up to 28 Lemmings + 3 Blockers. Please, this is a *demo*, there won't be a game!
atutor.alf U. Mich. Languages/Action/ May 13, 1998 37 KB	Languages/Action/atutor.alf
BESTUTIL.DCM Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/dcms/ Nov. 18, 1997 84 KB	Best of Antic Magazine book software, side 2 (utilities)
cardpak1.arc U. Mich. Games/Card/ Oct. 6, 1997 10 KB	I originally wrote these with their publication in a local magazine in mind, so they are in Spanish. OCHOLOCO (Crazy Eights), DOMINO (dominoes), PIRAMIDE ("Tut's Tomb")
cardpak1.txt U. Mich. Games/Card/ Oct. 6, 1997 1 KB	I originally wrote these with their publication in a local magazine in mind, so they are in Spanish. OCHOLOCO (Crazy Eights), DOMINO (dominoes), PIRAMIDE ("Tut's Tomb")
cardpak3.arc U. Mich. Games/Card/ Sep. 21, 1998 7 KB	cardpak3: TUTSTOMB: this is the full-joystick-driven version I promised... it also features a 28-card tableau (instead of 21, as in PIRAMIDE)... the rules are the same FREECELL: Here, you have 4 "Free Cells" on the upper left portion of the screen, 4 "Suit Cells" on the upper right, and 8 colums of cards on the lower part. The objective is to build the 4 suits in order on the Suit Cells, beginning with the aces, of course. You can place any card (but only one) on a Free Cell, and you can build descending, alternating colors, on the bottom card of each of the 8 lower columns. Sorry, no automatic arrangement of the cards in this version. GOLF: You have the deck in the upper left corner, 7 columns of 5 cards each to the right, and 3 rows at the bottom where to put the cards. The game begins by flipping the first card of the deck and placing it at the first row below. You can put any other card over it, as long as it is one higher or lower in rank, regardless of suit. But you cannot put any card over a King, a...
CHEMTUTR.BAS Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/89-11a/ Jan. 19, 1993 26 KB	www.atarimagazines.com/software/89-11a/CHEMTUTR.BAS
CHEMTUTR.BAS Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/89-12a/ Jun. 30, 1994 27 KB	Chemistry Tutor v1.3 by John Kennedy, 221
CINDER1.BAS Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/84-03/ Mar. 19, 1999 1 KB	Atari's Cinderella, OS tutorial by Fred Pinho, 18
CINDER2.BAS Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/84-03/ Mar. 19, 1999 2 KB	Atari's Cinderella, OS tutorial by Fred Pinho, 18
CINDER3.BAS Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/84-03/ Mar. 19, 1999 1 KB	Atari's Cinderella, OS tutorial by Fred Pinho, 18
CINDER4.BAS Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/84-03/ Mar. 19, 1999 1 KB	Atari's Cinderella, OS tutorial by Fred Pinho, 18
EXAMPLE8.BAS Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/84-10/ Mar. 19, 1999 3 KB	Program the Bouncing Ball, player missile graphics tutorial by David Fox and Mitchell Waite, 38
GR0PM.BAS Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/84-04/ Mar. 19, 1999 5 KB	Creative Programming With Player/Missile Graphics, P/M tutorial by Philip Seyer, 50
King Tut's Tomb.atr atari.gmork.gz Atari 8-bit section GAME/ Dec. 2, 2011 90 KB	No description available
King Tut's Tomb.atr atari.gmork.gz Atari 8-bit section Svaca/GAME/K/ Dec. 2, 2011 90 KB	No description available
mae11.arc U. Mich. Languages/Assembly/ Jul. 4, 1997 72 KB	MAE is a 6502/65816 Assembly language development system for the Atari 8-bit. Here are some feature highlights: Excellent full screen editor with key macros, automatic 'JSR' and return to subroutine and data labels, block moves and copies, and multiple undo. Compatible with XEP80 and other 80 column devices. 64 and 80 column high-speed software drivers also included. High level of integration between editor, assembler, and debugger. The editor can take you directly to lines that had assembly errors. The debugger can reference labels in the symbol table and assemble single program lines. True local labels. Full text-substitution assembler macros. Full 65816 and 24-bit support. Uses only 1.25K of main system memory. Most of the code resides in bank select. (Still runs in 64K, but you'll only have 13.75K for source buffer). Still being supported! John Harris jharris@poboxes.com
mae_95.arc U. Mich. Languages/Assembly/ Oct. 6, 1997 49 KB	MAE_95 is a 6502/65816 Assembly language development system for the Atari 8-bit. Here are some feature highlights: Excellent full screen editor with key macros, automatic 'JSR' and return to subroutine and data labels, block moves and copies, and multiple undo. Compatible with XEP80 and other 80 column devices. 64 and 80 column high-speed software drivers also included. High level of integration between editor, assembler, and debugger. The editor can take you directly to lines that had assembly errors. The debugger can reference labels in the symbol table and assemble single program lines. True local labels. Full text-substitution assembler macros. Full 65816 and 24-bit support. Uses only 1.25K of main system memory. Most of the code resides in bank select. (Still runs in 64K, but you'll only have 13.75K for source buffer). Still being supported! John Harris jharris@poboxes.com
mae_95.txt U. Mich. Languages/Assembly/ Oct. 6, 1997 6 KB	MAE_95 is a 6502/65816 Assembly language development system for the Atari 8-bit. Here are some feature highlights: Excellent full screen editor with key macros, automatic 'JSR' and return to subroutine and data labels, block moves and copies, and multiple undo. Compatible with XEP80 and other 80 column devices. 64 and 80 column high-speed software drivers also included. High level of integration between editor, assembler, and debugger. The editor can take you directly to lines that had assembly errors. The debugger can reference labels in the symbol table and assemble single program lines. True local labels. Full text-substitution assembler macros. Full 65816 and 24-bit support. Uses only 1.25K of main system memory. Most of the code resides in bank select. (Still runs in 64K, but you'll only have 13.75K for source buffer). Still being supported! John Harris jharris@poboxes.com
MONITOR.LST Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/84-02/ Mar. 19, 1999 1 KB	The End of Odd Man, programming tutorial by John and Mary Harrison, 19
ODDMAN2A.LST Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/83-12/ Mar. 19, 1999 1 KB	Odd Man Reforms, programming tutorial by John and Mary Harrison, 36
ODDMAN2B.LST Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/83-12/ Mar. 19, 1999 5 KB	Odd Man Reforms, programming tutorial by John and Mary Harrison, 36
ODDMAN3.LST Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/84-01/ Mar. 19, 1999 4 KB	Odd Man At Play, programming tutorial by John and Mary Harrison, 19
ODDMAN4.LST Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/84-02/ Mar. 19, 1999 3 KB	The End of Odd Man, programming tutorial by John and Mary Harrison, 19
Playful Professor Math Tutor.xex atari.gmork.gz Atari 8-bit section GAME/ Dec. 2, 2011 35 KB	No description available
Playful Professor Math Tutor.xex atari.gmork.gz Atari 8-bit section Svaca/GAME/P/ Dec. 2, 2011 35 KB	No description available
PMDEMO.BAS Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/83-09/ Mar. 19, 1999 1 KB	Player/Missile Tutorial
ROTATE.ASM Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/84-09/ Mar. 19, 1999 1 KB	Rotate Your Player, assembly language tutorial by Larry Parker, 64
ROTATE.BAS Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/84-09/ Mar. 19, 1999 1 KB	Rotate Your Player, assembly language tutorial by Larry Parker, 64
The Institute_disk1.atr atari.gmork.gz Atari 8-bit section GAME/ Dec. 2, 2011 90 KB	No description available
The Institute_disk1.atr atari.gmork.gz Atari 8-bit section Svaca/GAME/T/ Dec. 2, 2011 90 KB	No description available
The Institute_DISK2.atr atari.gmork.gz Atari 8-bit section GAME/ Dec. 2, 2011 90 KB	No description available
The Institute_DISK2.atr atari.gmork.gz Atari 8-bit section Svaca/GAME/T/ Dec. 2, 2011 90 KB	No description available
Tutankham.xex atari.gmork.gz Atari 8-bit section GAME/ Dec. 2, 2011 19 KB	No description available
Tutankham.xex atari.gmork.gz Atari 8-bit section Svaca/GAME/T/ Dec. 2, 2011 19 KB	No description available
Tutankham_DOCS.TXT atari.gmork.gz Atari 8-bit section GAME/ Dec. 2, 2011 8 KB	No description available
Tutankham_DOCS.TXT atari.gmork.gz Atari 8-bit section Svaca/GAME/T/ Dec. 2, 2011 8 KB	No description available
TUTOR.BAS Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/85-06/ Jun. 1, 2085 8 KB	Guitar Tutor by Frank Imburgio, 70
Tutti Frutti -basic.atr atari.gmork.gz Atari 8-bit section GAME/ Dec. 2, 2011 90 KB	No description available
Tutti Frutti -basic.atr atari.gmork.gz Atari 8-bit section Svaca/GAME/T/ Dec. 2, 2011 90 KB	No description available
UPDATE.BAS Classic Computer Magazine Archive software/84-04/ Mar. 19, 1999 2 KB	Update Disks With Note and Point, BASIC disk tutorial by Jerry White, 82