Marc Rickard


Infoteq


Coder.

Fred 13



Issue 13

ItemAuthorDescription
MenuSteve Taylor
Magazine SC_assembler tips, The Key Press release, Triltex mooted, Info on samples
Letters Letters, plus a moan from Colin!
QL>Sam convThe PresidentConvert QL software BASIC files to Sam
Gauntlet demoSimon CookeSampled music from Gauntlet arcade game
EncountersAxeContinuing Zeb Green’s adventures
Banzai demoDan DooréDemo/scroller from Banzai
MC pt 8Steve TaylorWorking with Interrupts
Gods demoMasters of MagicSprite demo
Header readerMark WalkerReads headers on cassette software
DatabaseInfoteqAddress-managing database
SimonDan DooréFamous memory-testing game
CapperChris White, Colin MacDonaldLower case filenames -> upper case
Total key scanChris WhiteImproved mc keyscanning routine
Joystick readerWilliam McGuganReads joystick actions
Text coderWilliam McGuganEncrypt text files
Un-blitzerWilliam McGuganReturns a blitzed string to commands
Fade routineSimon CookeMC screen fading routine
ExpanderSimon CookeScreen enlarger

SAM Revival issue 20 out now...

News

Issue 20 of Sam Revival magazine is now out from Quazar. (Click here for pricing and to order…)

Sam Revival is a printed colour and b/w magazine with an accompanying cover disk of software and aims to be packed full of Sam Coupé news, interesting features, articles and interviews, catering for everything Sam related. The first issue launched in August 2002, and the magazine is now read by Sam users in 17 countries, including of course the UK and most European countries.

Inside the issue you’ll find all the regulars covering all the latest news in the SAM Coupe world, and there is the welcomed return of the letters pages. Feature articles include information on using the EEPROM that’s onboard the Trinity Ethernet Interface, with source code provided on the cover disk too. The developer diary looks at the work undertaken by Simon Owen on writing an Ethernet Driver for the Trinity and the start of his work on porting CPC/IP to give the SAM it’s first suite of internet enabled programs.

The issue also features three full games on the coverdisk, there is Booty and Invaders - two of Jupiter Software’s past commercial releases, and the third game is a SAM version of the The Light Corridor - originally writen 17 years ago by the Spanish programmers who did the MSX and ZX Spectrum versions, but the SAM publishing deal fell through so it was never released.

This issue of Sam Revival costs £3.99 for the UK, or £4.79 for EU including Airmail postage. You can also subscribe for six issues at a discounted price of £21.98 (UK) or £26.98 (EU). More information at the Quazar website at www.samcoupe.com

Vertex Software - Copyrights Granted

Granted

Dear SAM Fans…

I am very pleased to announce that I now consider the following of my work for the SAM Coupé to be regarded as Public Domain;

Review Disk Magazine (Issues 1 - 5)

MegaDisk #1 (Quix, Quix II, Math!, Le Box & Manic Mazes)

…under the condition that each disk be distributed in its original, unedited format. At the time of release in 1991, the rights to my MegaDisk #1 were signed over to SAMco, but since this company and all of its subsidiaries no longer exist, I now consider my contract with them to be null and void.

I am more than happy for my work for the SAM Coupé to be distributed freely, without charge. I would appreciate being informed when any of my software is distributed.

Many thanks, and enjoy!

Ron Stirling, 24NOV07

John Avis


Coder.

SamForth

Utility

Sam Supplement


John Avis


1991

From Sam Supplement Issue 51:

FORTH FOR THE SAM!!!

The Supplement is now publishing a version of the Forth language
for the Sam. Written by John Avis the program is a fully working
Forth language available on the Supplement Software label.

The package comprises of two discs, one containing 2 versions of
Forth (with or without the Sam ROM), and the other discs
containing text files which can be printed out to form the
manual.

SamForth Copyright

Granted

Many years ago I wrote a program called SamForth.
As the copyright holder I can now confirm that it is FREEWARE.
I have lost the original source disks, but the program still exists, I believe, on a SAM Supplement CD.
If anyone wants to backwards engineer it for any reason, please feel free to do so.

John Avis

SAM MegaDisk 1

Demo


Ron Stirling


Ron Stirling


Ron Stirling


Ron Stirling


1991

Five games; Quix, Quix II, Manic Mazes, Math! and Le Box.

Review 5


TBC

Review 4


TBC