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WORD PROCESSING x TEXT PROCESSING xx COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Editorializing with your computer. Some of the properties of text editing systems are described. Description of a 1K Micro Word Processor program written for 8080/Z-80. Program must be ordered. Est. cost: $4. BASIC text editor program. Complete program listing is given. Works with either disk or tape. A French-English and English-French dictionary lookup program written in CBASIC. Similarity (string comparator) program written in North Star BASIC. To err is human. Techniques to enable your computer to detect and correct typographical errors in assembly language programs. Add a simple text editor to your BASIC programs which require paragraphed textual output. List pager is a simple program for the Apple II. Written in BASIC, it prints out listings one page at a time, including title and page numbers. The fill forms system. CP/M programs to cut down on paperwork. Use your computer to fill in standardized forms. Programs written in Microsoft BASIC. Designing a text editor. Observations on the relationship between human factors and the design of text editors for video-display terminals. A Z80 assembly-language program which will return the word count of any text file. Text-handling routines in extended BASIC. Software tools for writers. A programmer describes his experiences developing tools that make writing easier. Looks at spelling checkers, dictionary compression, hyphenation, etc. Program your own text editor. Part 1. Avoid complex commands by using instant updating. Program your own text editor. Part 2. Install the video display oriented (VDO) text editor on your system. Programmed in 8080 assembly language. An upgrade to Version 3.2 of Wordstar so that full advantage may be taken of the Epson MX-80 printer. Overcoming compatibility problems between the WORDSTAR word processing software and some printers. Evaluating word-processing programs. A 100-point checklist simplifies the decision-making process. A program in C to count words in WordStar files. Using the Kapro 2 "Config" program to substitute the number keys for "Control-X" commands when using "Perfect Writer". A travesty generator for micros. Nonsense imitation can be disconcertingly recognizable. A PASCAL program to fabricate pseudo-text quickly from any input text. Using WordStar as a programming tool to help write, edit, and document programs. FX-80 WordStar superscripts. How to generate superscripts and subscripts on the Epson FX-80 dot-matrix printer without modifying the software. Using the "Lotus 1-2-3" computer program to prepare "dupe sheets" for radio DX contests. A BASIC language computer program which tests the "readability" of textual material which is given to it about 50 words at a time. It computes a score for reading ease and human interest. DOCUFORM: a word processing system written in Altair 4.1 Disk BASIC. A rough draft is entered onto a floppy disk using the AUTO DOC program. It may then be edited using the EDIT program or standard BASIC editing features. The needed drafts and finished copy is then produced using the DOCUFORM program. Text format and hyphenation can be handled automatically. Requires 48K of memory to run. CONTEXT: a full-fledged text editor written in BASIC. Occupies 16K of memory including Mits 8K BASIC (version 4.0). It is designed to hold and edit one entire page of text at one time (a page equals 60 lines of 72 characters each). BASIC program for a RANDOM MESSAGE GENERATOR. Several short phrases are combined in various random ways to make "nutty" sayings. A profile of the text editor software available from Technical Systems Consultants company. Text/document preparation made easy. TDOC program for 6800 computers allows formatted printed listings to be made from a file created with the 6800 editor. Product review of the Electric Pencil text editor by Michael Schrayer. Description of a word processing system which uses a TRS-80, an Anderson Jacobson 841 selectric terminal and the "Electric Pencil" software. CREATIVE TABULATION. BASIC program to create right-justified columns, useful for printing numerical and statistical data. HAIKU COMPOSER. BASIC language program for a TRS-80 Level II automatically creates a short poem known as "haiku". The poem consists of 3 lines, with 5 syllables in the first line, 7 syllables in the second, and 5 syllables in the third line. Off-the-shelf word-processing system. Description of one user's system composed of a North Star Horizon II computer (32K), video monitor, NEC Spinwriter (with keyboard), CP/M, and Electric Pencil software. PIG LATIN. BASIC program will translate any line into pig latin equivalent. Example: The word SCRAM comes out as AMSCRAY. Text editing for the TRS-80. Uses the editing features built into Level II BASIC for text editing. How to build a word processor. A 6800 based system assembled from available hardware and software products. Includes a SWTP 6800 computer, Lear Siegler ADM-3A video terminal, COPE-1030 Selectric terminal, Percom LFD-400 floppy disk, and TSC text editor/processor software. Tiny text editor for the 1802. Includes program listing in UT4 format. BASIC routine expands abbreviations to their full form. Use it in connection with a larger word processing program or as a stand-alone program. Development of a text-handling program. A learning experience. Written to store and retrieve data from a cassette-oriented PET computer equipped with a SWTP PR-40 printer. Written in BASIC. Simple letter writting program allows you to input letter, right-justify, store on disk, add lines to end of letter, modify any line by retyping, and print a hard copy. Written in TRS-80 Disk BASIC. You name it. Computer program generates five letter names, where the first, third, and fifth letters are consonants, and the second and fourth are vowels. Written in BASIC. Super word processors. A brief introduction to word processing and a look at four word processing systems currently available. Random sentence generator program written in Applesoft BASIC. Forms funny, sometimes risque, sentences. Special issue on word processing systems. Looks at available hardware, software, and applications. A simple text processor program for the Apple II is written in BASIC. Computerized typesetting. An introduction to using a word processing system to prepare copy for typesetting. English text analysis and concordance program accepts ordinary text and computes the number of lines, words, sentences, and syllables as well as average word and sentence length. Written in BASIC. Fable, a program which uses recursive processing to write short "fables". Written in BASIC. WordStar word processor. An in-depth look at the program which has become the de facto standard for CP/M computers. Word processing program written in North Star BASIC. Uses only 9 simple options. Program to print source files created under the WordPro software. Written in PET BASIC. Program to print a Word Pro source file. Written in PET BASIC. Index to the WordStar manual. Popping and pushing permutations in BASIC. AN elegant solution to unscramble word puzzles. Written for the PET, Apple, or TRS-80. A friendly word processing program for the Atari computer equipped with the Epson MX-70 or MX-80 printer. Written in BASIC. Word Pro word counter program attempts to count the number of words in a given Word Pro text. Written in BASIC. Get some machine language programming practice by writing an uppercase-lowercase lock routine for your TRS-80 typewriter. An investigation into Exidy's Word Processor Pac discloses new, important memory addresses, formats, and other methods of operation with which you can enhance the system's word processing capability. PET utility program for converting Word Pro 3 files into the smaller Word Pro 4 files. PET program for printing Wordcraft source files. A full-screen editor program for the IBM Personal Computer is a "stopgap" program until a faster, more complete product is available. Written in BASIC. WORDNEW: a word frequency analysis program, written in BASIC, for the IBM PC. Simple text processing program for the Commodore-64 computer. Written in BASIC. Utility program for Commodore-64 Easy Script which counts the words in a text file. How to modify WordStar to operate a Graftrax Plus printer. How to program the fourteen keys of the Kaypro computer's numeric keyboard to act as dedicated function keys. A reconfigured keypad can make your computer easier to use, especially for word processing. Patch to make WordStar change the arrow keys on Osborne-1 computer to enter CP/M commands. A procedure for producing form letters by merging text files created from dBase II records with a WordStar letter file using MailMerge. How to speed up WordStar editing functions on your Sanyo MBC-550 computer. Patch program makes it possible to run Applewriter IIe software on a IIc. Astronomical computing. Short BASIC program prints the full name of the month given the number (1-12) of the month. | |||||||||
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