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Utility Suite is a ROM based set of utilities offering a ROM Examiner, Disc Editor and printer utilities. | Utility Suite is a ROM based set of utilities offering a ROM Examiner, Disc Editor and printer utilities. | ||
The Utilites are: | |||
* ROM Examiner - Dump or Disassemble a ROM | |||
* Disc Editor - Edit a disk | |||
* Fast Tape Save | |||
* Print Wide Catalog - Print contents of a disk using full width of printer | |||
* Print Narrow Catalog - Print contents of a disk using half width of printer | |||
* 8-bit Printer Port - Enables the printer in 8 bit mode | |||
Author unknown : Rob? | Author unknown : Rob? | ||
== Notes == | |||
Although this is a ROM, it actually loads a BASIC file into memory and runs that. | |||
The utility suite collects several basic programs into one file, which were sourced from various places: | |||
*The Z80 disassembler is code from R.A Waddilove which was first included in "Computing with the Amstrad", November 1985. | |||
*The Print Catalog code is from John Campbell, published in "Amstrad Computer User", October 1985 ([https://archive.org/details/AmstradComputerUser11-1085/page/n3/mode/2up Read on Archive.org ]) | |||
== Download == | == Download == | ||
Revision as of 22:24, 5 August 2024
Description
Utility Suite is a ROM based set of utilities offering a ROM Examiner, Disc Editor and printer utilities.
The Utilites are:
- ROM Examiner - Dump or Disassemble a ROM
- Disc Editor - Edit a disk
- Fast Tape Save
- Print Wide Catalog - Print contents of a disk using full width of printer
- Print Narrow Catalog - Print contents of a disk using half width of printer
- 8-bit Printer Port - Enables the printer in 8 bit mode
Author unknown : Rob?
Notes
Although this is a ROM, it actually loads a BASIC file into memory and runs that.
The utility suite collects several basic programs into one file, which were sourced from various places:
- The Z80 disassembler is code from R.A Waddilove which was first included in "Computing with the Amstrad", November 1985.
- The Print Catalog code is from John Campbell, published in "Amstrad Computer User", October 1985 (Read on Archive.org )