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Talk:Gryzor

2010-01-21T18:21:28Z

80.163.41.149: Comment provided by Ygdrazil - via ArticleComments extension

Sorry again for this stub...
The fact is : was this "gryzor" page relating to the famous game, or to a famous scene member ?
Maybe both...
---MacDeath. 2 oct 2009.

:Ah yes, there should be a disambiguation redirect :D [[User:Gryzor|Gryzor]] 18:10, 21 January 2010 (UTC)

== Gryzor said ... ==

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A fantastic game, a fantastic arcade port, and this is a test comment.

--[http://www.cpcwiki.eu Gryzor] 18:48, 21 January 2010 (CET)
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== test said ... ==

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test comment

--[http://test.com test] 19:10, 21 January 2010 (CET)
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== Ygdrazil said ... ==

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Hello!

--Ygdrazil 19:21, 21 January 2010 (CET)
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Texture Mapping Plus

2006-10-25T09:41:37Z

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'''Texture Mapping Plus''' a demo by [[Odiesoft]]

Release date: 1996

This demo shows a cube with texturemapping.

The viewer can choose between a normal CPC version or a CPC+ version.

Read more.[[http://www.odiesoft.de/amstrad/texture_plus.html]]]

<gallery caption="Texture Mapping Plus - screenshots">
Image:ENHTXTMAP screen shot 1.jpg|Control a light source
Image:ENHTXTMAP screen shot 2.jpg|
Image:ENHTXTMAP screen shot 3.jpg|
</gallery>

[[Category:Demos]]

Plus

2006-10-24T07:51:50Z

80.163.41.197: /* Demos */

<center><gallery caption="CPC+/GX4000">

image:6128plus_es.jpg|Spanish Amstrad CPC 6128 Plus
image:6128plus_fr_en_kanga.jpg|Airbrushed CPC 6128 plus
Image:Gx4000.jpg|The Amstrad GX4000
</gallery></center>

== Introduction ==

In 1990 Amstrad introduced the "Plus" series which tweaked the hardware in many ways and added a cartridge slot to all models. Most improvements were to the video display which saw an increase in palette to 4096 colours and gained a capacity for hardware sprites. Splitting the display into two separate windows and pixel scrolling both became full supported hardware features although both were possible on the non-"Plus" hardware using clever programming of the existing Motorola 6845.

An automatic DMA transfer system for feeding the sound chip was also added but the sound chip itself remained unchanged. Additionally, the BASIC command set for disc access was improved.

A cut down CPC+ without the keyboard nor support for non-cartridge media was released simultaneously as the GX4000 video game console.

These models did not do very well in the marketplace, failing to attract any substantial third party support. The 8-bit technology behind the CPC was starting to look a little out of date by 1990 and users resented the substantial price hike for cartridge games compared to their tape and disc counterparts. It's often forgotten that Europe had a large CPC following well supplied by Amstrad it's said the plus machines sold best in France.

''(Taken from Wikipedia.org)''

== The CPC Plus ==
'''CPC Plus''' can use cartridges released for the '''GX4000''', but specific software can be created using the extra features without the need of hardware (contrary as it was claimed by Amstrad in 1991). The extra features are not locked by an hardware mechanism but only by a special 17 bytes-lenght sequence send to the CRTC. So, it's possible for everyone to create his own software on the cpc plus, using the extra features available through a 16kb ASIC I/O page.
See [[Programming ASIC]]
Excepted the extra-features, the Cpc Plus is almost full compatible with the old generation. We can notice some minor differences in emulated components ([[PPI]], [[CRTC]], [[FDC]]) and in the interruption mechanism in vectorised mode.

=== Specific Software for Cpc Plus ===
==== Game creators ====
To complete

==== Non-cartridge games ====
* [[Fluff]] ([[Radical Software]])
* [[Stryker and the Crypts of Trogan]] ([[Codemasters]]) - enhanced for Plus

==== Graphic ====
* [[SMARTplus]] ([[Radical Software]])
To complete

===== Desktop publishing =====

===== Graphic utilities =====
* [[Kit 4096]] ([[Offset]])
* [[Sprite Editor]] ([[Blue Impuls]])
* [[SymPlay]] ([[Prodatron]])
* [[SymSee]] ([[Prodatron]])
To complete...
See [[Applications]] for exact words

==== Music software ====
To complete with software able to use dma sound playlist...
See [[Applications]] for exact words

==== Other ====
To complete

==== Graphical user interfaces / Shells ====
To complete
See [[Programming software]] for exact words

==== Operating Systems ====
To complete

==== Libraries ====
* [[B-ASIC]] ([[Logon System]])

==== Demos ====

* [[20, 21,22 February 1999 meeting Demo]] by [[Benediction]]
* [[4096 Preview]] ([[Kevin Thacker]])
* [[A Step Beyond]] by [[Dirty Minds]]
* [[ASM Intro 1]] by [[Flower corp.]]
* [[Basic Demo 3]]
* [[Demo Plus]] ([[GPA]])
* [[DMA music demo]] ([[Cadjo Clan]])
* [[Fantasy]] by [[Semilanceata]]
* [[Genesis demo]] ([[STS]])
* [[It was so nice before the crash of the mir station]] by [[Eliot]]
* [[Iron Demo 3]] by [[Iron]]
* [[Fire Engine demo]] (attributed to [[Roo-dolph]])
* [[Simply The Bests]] by [[Eliot]]
* [[System Party 97]] by [[Eliot]]
* [[Wulf]]/[[Ratz]] part of [[Palatine]]
* [[Ze Meeting 2000 Demo]] by [[Iron]]

* to complete

== The GX4000 Games Console ==
The GX4000 is a game console based on a CPC 464+ without a floppy controller or keyboard (although it is actually possible to modify one, add a floppy controller and a keyboard and use it as a CPC+). It was delivered with two game paddles (as the ones delivered with the CPC+ models) and Burning Rubber on cartidge (without basic).

The GX400 was [[Amstrad]]'s attempt to gain some share in the home game console market, then dominated by the likes of Nintendo and Sega. Like others before it, and like others after it, it failed abysmally in its goal. Despite the fact that the hardware was decent (after all the CPC+ series were some of the very best 8-bit computers ever designed), it was a case of 'too little, too late'. Lack of CPC+ specific software, lack of marketing effort and bad timing meant that Amstrad's adventure in the home market was about to end.

=== Cartridges released for the GX4000 ===

* [[Barbarian 2]]
* [[Batman The Movie]]
* [[Burnin' Rubber]]
* [[Chase HQ 2]]
* [[Copter 271]]
* [[Crazy Cars#Crazy Cars II|Crazy Cars II]]
* [[Dick Tracy]]
* [[Enforcer (With Phazer)]]
* [[Fire and Forget 2]]
* [[Gazza II]]
* [[Klax]]
* [[Mystical]]
* [[Navy Seals]]
* [[No Exit]]
* [[Operation Thunderbolt]]
* [[Pang]]
* [[Panza kickboxing]]
* [[Plotting]]
* [[Pro Tennis Tour]]
* [[Robocop 2]]
* [[Skeet Shoot (With Phazer)]]
* [[Super Pinball Magic]]
* [[Switchblade]]
* [[Tennis Cup 2]]
* [[Tintin On the Moon]]
* [[Wild Streets]]
* [[World Of Sports]]

=== Weblinks ===
*[http://www.pcwking.netfirms.com/cartridge.html Listing and pictures of Amstrad GX4000 games]
*[http://www.kjthacker.f2s.com/docs/carts.htm Complete list of GX 4000 games]

[[Category:Hardware]]

Plus

2006-10-24T07:51:14Z

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<center><gallery caption="CPC+/GX4000">

image:6128plus_es.jpg|Spanish Amstrad CPC 6128 Plus
image:6128plus_fr_en_kanga.jpg|Airbrushed CPC 6128 plus
Image:Gx4000.jpg|The Amstrad GX4000
</gallery></center>

== Introduction ==

In 1990 Amstrad introduced the "Plus" series which tweaked the hardware in many ways and added a cartridge slot to all models. Most improvements were to the video display which saw an increase in palette to 4096 colours and gained a capacity for hardware sprites. Splitting the display into two separate windows and pixel scrolling both became full supported hardware features although both were possible on the non-"Plus" hardware using clever programming of the existing Motorola 6845.

An automatic DMA transfer system for feeding the sound chip was also added but the sound chip itself remained unchanged. Additionally, the BASIC command set for disc access was improved.

A cut down CPC+ without the keyboard nor support for non-cartridge media was released simultaneously as the GX4000 video game console.

These models did not do very well in the marketplace, failing to attract any substantial third party support. The 8-bit technology behind the CPC was starting to look a little out of date by 1990 and users resented the substantial price hike for cartridge games compared to their tape and disc counterparts. It's often forgotten that Europe had a large CPC following well supplied by Amstrad it's said the plus machines sold best in France.

''(Taken from Wikipedia.org)''

== The CPC Plus ==
'''CPC Plus''' can use cartridges released for the '''GX4000''', but specific software can be created using the extra features without the need of hardware (contrary as it was claimed by Amstrad in 1991). The extra features are not locked by an hardware mechanism but only by a special 17 bytes-lenght sequence send to the CRTC. So, it's possible for everyone to create his own software on the cpc plus, using the extra features available through a 16kb ASIC I/O page.
See [[Programming ASIC]]
Excepted the extra-features, the Cpc Plus is almost full compatible with the old generation. We can notice some minor differences in emulated components ([[PPI]], [[CRTC]], [[FDC]]) and in the interruption mechanism in vectorised mode.

=== Specific Software for Cpc Plus ===
==== Game creators ====
To complete

==== Non-cartridge games ====
* [[Fluff]] ([[Radical Software]])
* [[Stryker and the Crypts of Trogan]] ([[Codemasters]]) - enhanced for Plus

==== Graphic ====
* [[SMARTplus]] ([[Radical Software]])
To complete

===== Desktop publishing =====

===== Graphic utilities =====
* [[Kit 4096]] ([[Offset]])
* [[Sprite Editor]] ([[Blue Impuls]])
* [[SymPlay]] ([[Prodatron]])
* [[SymSee]] ([[Prodatron]])
To complete...
See [[Applications]] for exact words

==== Music software ====
To complete with software able to use dma sound playlist...
See [[Applications]] for exact words

==== Other ====
To complete

==== Graphical user interfaces / Shells ====
To complete
See [[Programming software]] for exact words

==== Operating Systems ====
To complete

==== Libraries ====
* [[B-ASIC]] ([[Logon System]])

==== Demos ====

* [[20, 21,22 February 1999 meeting Demo]] by [[Benediction]]
* [[4096 Preview]] [[Kevin Thacker]]
* [[A Step Beyond]] by [[Dirty Minds]]
* [[ASM Intro 1]] by [[Flower corp.]]
* [[Basic Demo 3]]
* [[Demo Plus]] ([[GPA]])
* [[DMA music demo]] ([[Cadjo Clan]])
* [[Fantasy]] by [[Semilanceata]]
* [[Genesis demo]] ([[STS]])
* [[It was so nice before the crash of the mir station]] by [[Eliot]]
* [[Iron Demo 3]] by [[Iron]]
* [[Fire Engine demo]] (attributed to [[Roo-dolph]])
* [[Simply The Bests]] by [[Eliot]]
* [[System Party 97]] by [[Eliot]]
* [[Wulf]]/[[Ratz]] part of [[Palatine]]
* [[Ze Meeting 2000 Demo]] by [[Iron]]

* to complete

== The GX4000 Games Console ==
The GX4000 is a game console based on a CPC 464+ without a floppy controller or keyboard (although it is actually possible to modify one, add a floppy controller and a keyboard and use it as a CPC+). It was delivered with two game paddles (as the ones delivered with the CPC+ models) and Burning Rubber on cartidge (without basic).

The GX400 was [[Amstrad]]'s attempt to gain some share in the home game console market, then dominated by the likes of Nintendo and Sega. Like others before it, and like others after it, it failed abysmally in its goal. Despite the fact that the hardware was decent (after all the CPC+ series were some of the very best 8-bit computers ever designed), it was a case of 'too little, too late'. Lack of CPC+ specific software, lack of marketing effort and bad timing meant that Amstrad's adventure in the home market was about to end.

=== Cartridges released for the GX4000 ===

* [[Barbarian 2]]
* [[Batman The Movie]]
* [[Burnin' Rubber]]
* [[Chase HQ 2]]
* [[Copter 271]]
* [[Crazy Cars#Crazy Cars II|Crazy Cars II]]
* [[Dick Tracy]]
* [[Enforcer (With Phazer)]]
* [[Fire and Forget 2]]
* [[Gazza II]]
* [[Klax]]
* [[Mystical]]
* [[Navy Seals]]
* [[No Exit]]
* [[Operation Thunderbolt]]
* [[Pang]]
* [[Panza kickboxing]]
* [[Plotting]]
* [[Pro Tennis Tour]]
* [[Robocop 2]]
* [[Skeet Shoot (With Phazer)]]
* [[Super Pinball Magic]]
* [[Switchblade]]
* [[Tennis Cup 2]]
* [[Tintin On the Moon]]
* [[Wild Streets]]
* [[World Of Sports]]

=== Weblinks ===
*[http://www.pcwking.netfirms.com/cartridge.html Listing and pictures of Amstrad GX4000 games]
*[http://www.kjthacker.f2s.com/docs/carts.htm Complete list of GX 4000 games]

[[Category:Hardware]]

Dirty Minds

2006-10-17T07:07:06Z

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'''Dirty Minds''' is a Greek scene group.

== Members ==

* [[Antitec]]
* [[Optimus]]

== Productions ==

* [[Bombastic 98]](1998)
* [[A Step Beyond]] (2003)

[[Category:Scene group]]

Dirty Minds

2006-10-17T07:06:36Z

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'''Dirty Minds''' is a Greek scene group.

== Members ==

* [[Optimus]]

== Productions ==

* [[Bombastic 98]](1998)
* [[A Step Beyond]] (2003)

[[Category:Scene group]]

Bombastic 98

2006-10-17T07:04:27Z

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'''Bombastic 98''' is a megademo by the group [[Dirty Minds]]

Year: 1998

<gallery caption="The different parts of Bombastic 98">
Image:B98 screen shot 1.jpg
Image:B98 screen shot 2.jpg
Image:B98 screen shot 3.jpg
Image:B98 screen shot 4.jpg
Image:B98 screen shot 5.jpg
</gallery>

[[Category:Demos]][[Category:Stub]]

Bombastic 98

2006-10-17T07:04:04Z

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42-Crew Fractals Show II

2006-10-14T21:09:29Z

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42-Crew The first sound sampler

2006-10-14T21:05:54Z

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[[Image:421STSOU screenshot 1.jpg|thumb|300px|The first sound sampler]]

A demo by [[42-Crew]]

Release date: 1989

[[Category:Demos]]

Tom & Jerry Demo 6(CBS)

2006-09-14T09:08:07Z

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NWC

2006-09-09T14:25:01Z

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[[Image:Nwc.jpg|thumb|New Way Cracking in the early 90s]]
'''N'''ew '''W'''ay '''C'''racking (Peter Sørensen) was a demo coder from Odense in Denmark.

== Productions ==

[[Crackers Fight]] (1987)

[[Kill JL Demo]] (Year?)

[[Remix I]] (1985)

[[Final Creation]] (Year?)

[[Not Dead]] (1990)

[[Unique]] (1998)

[[NWC Demo Maker]] (Year?)

[[PC1512]] (Year?)

[[Category:CPC scene members]]

Discussion

2006-09-07T08:46:19Z

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<div style="margin-top:32px;text-align:center;padding:5px 0px 4px 0px;background-color:#ffc0c0;border:1px solid #ffc0c0;">
For discussions about the [[Main Page]] and the Side Bar please use the [[Talk:Main_Page|Main page disussion page]] page.<br />
For suggestions of completely new sections and features, please use the [[Suggestions]] page.
</div>

* ''For older talks please have a look at the [[Discussion/Archive1|Archive]].''

Hello! Thus is the discussion page. Thought it'd be useful to have something of the sort. Just enter your comments or suggestions, but for new entries always use the headline feature ('== Headline =='). New entries must always be appended at the end of the page. And you can reply to comments by using a ':' or '::' or ':::' the deeper you go...

== Unused Images ==

[[Special:Unusedimages]]
Watch out for useless files :)
--[[User:PulkoMandy|PulkoMandy]] 16:18, 13 August 2006 (CEST)

== Category "News" ==

If we start to add the news to own categories we should avoid naming the news article with "News:" as prefix, because in the category listing everything would appear under the letter 'N'. The same problem occurs with programming articles (prefix "Programming:"). Maybe we should remove the prefix from this articles? --[[User:Octoate|Octoate]] 10:12, 28 August 2006 (CEST)
: Uh, good question... Somehow I like these prefixes, and as there are already sorted lists we even don't need the categories at all, but on the other hand you are also right. Don't know... -- [[User:Prodatron|Prodatron]] 13:59, 28 August 2006 (CEST)
: I think we should keep the prefixes at least for the news, as the titles of this pages are not terms but small summary like sentences. -- [[User:Prodatron|Prodatron]] 16:49, 1 September 2006 (CEST)

== Discussion, Suggestions, Main Page Talk ==

Now we have:
* [[Discussion]]
* [[Suggestions]]
* [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/index.php?title=Talk:Main_Page Talk:Main_Page]
In the sidebar, "discussion page" is the main page talk, on the main page "discussion" is the discussion page. Maybe we should clean this up a little bit or create some definitions, what to write where? -- [[User:Prodatron|Prodatron]] 22:32, 29 August 2006 (CEST)

: I moved general discussion stuff from the Main Page talk page to the two existing pages [[Discussion]] and [[Suggestions]] and added some messages describing the rules. I still wonder, if it makes sense to split up "discussion" and "suggestions"? -- [[User:Prodatron|Prodatron]] 19:44, 2 September 2006 (CEST)

== Linking to WIKIPEDIA ==

currently the tag {{Wikipedia}} doesnt seem to work howcome... It does over at [http://www.c64-wiki.de/index.php/Hauptseite C64 Wiki] :-) --[[User:CPCLER|CPCLER]] 18:34, 1 September 2006 (CEST)
:Mmmm..... can you give an example? [[User:Gryzor|Gryzor]] 20:41, 1 September 2006 (CEST)

:: Yep.. over at [http://www.c64-wiki.de/index.php/CP/M The C64 WIKI] under section '''LINK'''. OK i could just link directly!!! But.....

:::: Sorry, I can't follow?! This template doesn't exist yet at all and what do we have to do with the links in the C64 Wiki? -- [[User:Prodatron|Prodatron]] 12:44, 2 September 2006 (CEST)

::: Yup, confirmed. Am trying to figure it out - sorry for the lack of support lately, I've been so busy at work I can merely glance at it usually... [[User:Gryzor|Gryzor]]

== Categories ==
Please remember about adding proper category for new articles(I'm not without fault here), as it allows much easier cataloging of similar articles.--[[User:Torn|Torn]] 17:56, 3 September 2006 (CEST)

: Sorry about that Torn!!...
::Hehe, You don't have to. Categories are only for the readers' convinience, they aren't some kind of "Wiki-law".;) And even if the were, I'm in no position to enforce them. :P --[[User:Torn|Torn]] 14:39, 4 September 2006 (CEST)
:::I always forget to add the categories in the initial article and have to edit it again, but I think it's quite important to have them. -- [[User:Prodatron|Prodatron]] 19:11, 4 September 2006 (CEST)

== Why cant i upload MP3 files ==

Seems i cant upload MP3 files.. I want to add some speech examples of the SPO256 and MEA8000 chips!

:Yeah, and also PNG, ZIP and others. The problem is known already, and Gryzor is working on it...--[[User:Torn|Torn]] 14:39, 4 September 2006 (CEST)

== The complete I/O map for the CPC ==

How do people think about making a complete list of what devices is using which addresses in the I/O map? --[[User:Ygdrazil|Ygdrazil]] 15:22, 4 September 2006 (CEST)
:Great idea! --[[User:Octoate|Octoate]] 15:34, 4 September 2006 (CEST)
:: Indeed, this would be extremely useful. This is, how it looks for the MSX: [http://www.work.de/nocash/portar.htm Portar MSX Tech Doc]. But a short overview would be fine for the beginning. I can make a first step and paste TFMs I/O list here. -- [[User:Prodatron|Prodatron]] 16:18, 4 September 2006 (CEST)
::: Added: [[I/O_Port_Summary]] -- [[User:Prodatron|Prodatron]] 19:12, 4 September 2006 (CEST)

== Category "Stub" ==

Please put every article, which is not finished and contains text like "please add more infos here" or something like this, into the category "Stub", so that other people, who may know more, can find these articles and extend them. The problem is, that not all "short pages" are such stubs, and so it would be difficult to find unfinished articles without the category. -- [[User:Prodatron|Prodatron]] 17:52, 5 September 2006 (CEST)

== Multi lingual ==

Maybe we should introduce a category for each contry... so that every article is member of a cataory where there are information in a given language! What do you think?

== Bajtek ==
Oh my, I've really fuckup something! See: [[Talk:Bajtek]] and please advise my what to do now, as now '''even article''' won't show-up...--[[User:Torn|Torn]] 14:36, 6 September 2006 (CEST)
:OK, problem solved. Thanks goes to the Ygdrazil, who made a Copy and allowed me to experiment with recovering the orginal article. Now, the [[Bajtek Copy]] should be deleted and I can re-upload the picture(only this time, much much smaller ;P).--[[User:Torn|Torn]] 14:54, 6 September 2006 (CEST)

== Utility to make animated GIFs? ==

Does anyone of you guys know a nice utility(or another way) for making animated GIFs? --[[User:80.163.0.106|80.163.0.106]] 10:46, 7 September 2006 (CEST)

Tasprint 464

2006-09-06T11:54:41Z

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About Tasprint 464 (From the manual)

''TASPRINT give CPC464 users with popular dot-matrix printer the option of printing in one of a set of five additional print styles. Each style of print is called a font.''

''TASPRINT produces output with characters that are twice the normal height of dot-matrix output. The width of each character may be greater or less than the normal width depending upon the graphics capabilities of the printer.''

== Manual ==

[[Category:Applications]]

Protext

2006-09-06T11:49:18Z

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One of the most successful British word processor programs, developed by Peterborough-based [[Arnor]] Ltd between 1985 and 1995. Protext has sold over 30,000 copies. Original written for the Amstrad [[CPC]]464, Protext was subsequently released for the Amstrad PCW8256, the PC, the Atari ST, Commodore Amiga and the Acorn Archimedes.

When [[Arnor]] closed in 1995 it seemed that Protext had become another British casualty of the fast-evolving world of computers. But a group of Protext users with professional experience from other areas of business, were not prepared to let it go. They formed a partnership called Protext Software with the copyright owners and original programmers and have relaunched the program in an new version (v6.7) for the PC.

== Manual ==

<gallery caption="The Protext manual">
Image:protext frontpage.jpg|Frontpage
Image:protext contents.jpg|Frontpage
Image:protext p3.jpg|Page 3
Image:protext p4.jpg|Page 4
Image:protext p5.jpg|Page 5
Image:protext p6.jpg|Page 6
Image:protext p7.jpg|Page 7
Image:protext p8.jpg|Page 8
Image:protext p9.jpg|Page 9
Image:protext p10.jpg|Page 10
Image:protext p11.jpg|Page 11
Image:protext p12.jpg|Page 12
Image:protext p13.jpg|Page 13
Image:protext p14.jpg|Page 14
Image:protext p15.jpg|Page 15
Image:protext p16.jpg|Page 16
Image:protext p17.jpg|Page 17
Image:protext p18.jpg|Page 18
Image:protext p19.jpg|Page 19
Image:protext p20.jpg|Page 20
Image:protext p21.jpg|Page 21
Image:protext p22.jpg|Page 22
Image:protext p23.jpg|Page 23
Image:protext p24.jpg|Page 24
Image:protext p25.jpg|Page 25
Image:protext p26.jpg|Page 26
Image:protext p27.jpg|Page 27
Image:protext p28.jpg|Page 28
Image:protext p29.jpg|Page 29
Image:protext p30.jpg|Page 30
Image:protext p31.jpg|Page 31
Image:protext p32.jpg|Page 32
Image:protext p33.jpg|Page 33
Image:protext p34.jpg|Page 34
Image:protext p35.jpg|Page 35
Image:protext p36.jpg|Page 36
Image:protext p37.jpg|Page 37
Image:protext p38.jpg|Page 38
Image:protext p39.jpg|Page 39
Image:protext p40.jpg|Page 40
Image:protext p41.jpg|Page 41
Image:protext p42.jpg|Page 42
Image:protext p43.jpg|Page 43
Image:protext p44.jpg|Page 44
Image:protext p45.jpg|Page 45
Image:protext p46.jpg|Page 46
Image:protext p47.jpg|Page 47
Image:protext p48.jpg|Page 48
Image:protext p49.jpg|Page 49
Image:protext p50.jpg|Page 50
Image:protext p51.jpg|Page 51
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Image:protext p59.jpg|Page 59
Image:protext p60.jpg|Page 60
Image:protext p61.jpg|Page 61
Image:protext p62.jpg|Page 62
</gallery>

[[Category:Applications]]

Tasword

2006-09-06T11:48:33Z

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Tasword 6128

2006-09-06T11:48:15Z

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A wordprocessor for the Amstrad CPC by [[Tasman Software Ltd]].

== Manual ==

<gallery caption="Tasword 6128 manual">
Image:tasword 6128 frontpage.jpg|The original, flawed Amstrad serial interface
Image:tasword 6128 p2.jpg|Content page 1
Image:tasword 6128 p3.jpg|Contage page 2
</gallery>

[[Category:Applications]]

Tasprint 464

2006-09-06T11:45:45Z

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About Tasprint 464 (From the manual)

''TASPRINT give CPC464 users with popular dot-matrix printer the option of printing in one of a set of five additional print styles. Each style of print is called a font.

TASPRINT produces output with characters that are twice the normal height of dot-matrix output. The width of each character may be greater or less than the normal width depending upon the graphics capabilities of the printer.''

== Manual ==

[[Category:Applications]]

Tasprint 464

2006-09-06T11:45:32Z

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About Tasprint 464 (From the manual)

''TASPRINT give CPC464 users with popular dot-matrix printer the option of printing in one of a set of five additional print styles. Each style of print is called a font.

TASPRINT produces output with characters that are twice the normal height of dot-matrix output. The width of each character may be greater or less than the normal width depending upon the graphics capabilities of the printer.''

== Manual ==

[[Category:Application]]

Tasword 6128

2006-09-06T11:42:17Z

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A wordprocessor for the Amstrad CPC by [[Tasman Software Ltd]].

== Manual ===

<gallery caption="Tasword 6128 manual">
Image:tasword 6128 frontpage.jpg|The original, flawed Amstrad serial interface
Image:tasword 6128 p2.jpg|Content page 1
Image:tasword 6128 p3.jpg|Contage page 2
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Quasar CPC

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Quasar CPC is a french fanzine, made on CPC with [[Oxford PAO]] by [[Futur's]]

[[Category:CPC Press]] [[Category:Fanzines]] [[Category:Stub]]