https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=JohnGuin 2026-05-03T01:19:05Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.45.1 https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Dragon_Notebook&diff=1922 2005-05-09T01:07:31Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Add link to the doc file...</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Dragon&diff=1913 2005-03-04T03:00:19Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>The Dragon 32 and 64 were near clones of the TRS-80 Color Computer made by Mettoy in England.<br /> <br /> There was also a &quot;Dragon&quot; (no 32 or 64) made by Tano for the United States market.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Compute!_Magazine&diff=1914 2005-03-04T02:55:55Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Compute! magazine &quot;was published from 1979 through September 1994. It covered every major platform until it became a PC-only publication in May 1988&quot; according to atariarchives.com.<br /> <br /> It did not have a specific Color Computer section, but since it was designed for the typical home user of the time, the programs published were occasionally offered in Color Computer form.<br /> <br /> There was a variant of Compute! named Compute!'s Gazette, which was only for the Commodore line of computers.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Publications&diff=1830 2005-03-04T02:51:29Z

<p>JohnGuin: /* Magazines with CoCo Sections */</p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Computer Assembly Language Programming]] (1983) [[William Barden]]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Computer Graphics]] (1982) [[Don Inman]]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Programs]] (1982) [[Tom Rugg]],[[Phil Feldman]]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Fantastic Games]] (1984) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Programmer's Handbook]] (1986) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Space Adventures]] (1984) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer what Else You Can Do With Your TRS-80]] (1985) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Programs and Applications for the Color Computer]] (1982) [[Alfred Baker]]<br /> * [[Assembly Language Graphics for the TRS-80 Color Computer]] (1983) [[Don Inman]],[[Kurt Inman]]<br /> * [[Basic09 Tour Guide]] (19??) - [[Peter Dibble]]<br /> * [[Color Computer Graphics]] (1982) [[William Barden]]<br /> * [[The Color Computer Playground]] (1984?) [[Fred D'Ignazio]]<br /> * [[Rainbow Book of Simulations]] (198?) [various authors]<br /> * [[The Second Rainbow Book of Simulations]] (1986) [various authors]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9]] (1985) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9 Level II]] (1987) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> * [[CoCoFest Chronicles]] (199?) - [[Allen Huffman]]<br /> * [[Inside OS-9 Level 2]] (year?) - [[Kevin Darling]]<br /> <br /> == Fanzines ==<br /> These would be things like photocopied newsletters that don't really fit into the other categories.<br /> <br /> ==Magazines with CoCo Sections==<br /> *[[68 Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[80 Micro / 80 Microcomputing]]<br /> *[[Compute! Magazine]]<br /> *[[Computer Shopper]]<br /> *[[Micro - 6502/6809 Journal]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Microcomputer News]]<br /> *[[World of 68' Micros]]<br /> <br /> ==Newsstand Magazines==<br /> *[[Color Computer Magazine]]<br /> *[[Hot CoCo]]<br /> *[[Rainbow]] (July 1981-May 1993) - [[Falsoft]]<br /> *[[Dragon User]] (XXXX-XXXX)<br /> <br /> ==Newsletters==<br /> *[[Coco Ads]]<br /> *[[Coco News]]<br /> *[[Coco Notes Newsletter]]<br /> *[[Coco Trader]]<br /> *[[Color Computer Weekly]]<br /> *[[East Texas Color Computer Club / International Color Computer Club]]<br /> *[[Glenside CoCo-123]] (XXXX-Current) - Glenside Color Computer Club's newsletter. Still going!<br /> *[[Lewis Clark Exchange]]<br /> *[[Undercolor]] (12/10/1984-6/30/1985) - Dennis Bathory-Kitsz's publication. 11 issues total.<br /> <br /> ==Subscription Only (non-newsstand)==<br /> *[[CoCo Clipboard Magazine]]<br /> *[[Coco Tech Journal]]<br /> *[[Color Computer News]]<br /> *[[Color Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[Dazzle]]<br /> *[[Dynamic Color News]]<br /> *[[International OS-9 Underground]]<br /> *[[Metamorphasis / No Name Magazine]]<br /> *[[Spectrogram]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Computing / Color Computing]]<br /> *[[UpTime]] - Published by Jordan Tsvetkoff, the guy behind Pyramix (one of the first 3rd party CoCo 3 games).<br /> *[[Wizard's Castle]]</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Hardware&diff=917 2005-03-02T04:10:48Z

<p>JohnGuin: /* Audio Digitizers */</p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Audio Digitizers==<br /> *[[Max Sound]] - GimeSoft's audio recorder that used the joystick port.<br /> <br /> ==Computers==<br /> *[[TRS-80 Color Computers]] (A list of all available models)<br /> *[[Dragon]]<br /> *[[MC-10 Micro Color Computer]]<br /> *[[TDP-100]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Floppy Disk Controllers==<br /> *[[Disto Super Controller]]<br /> *[[Disto Super Controller II]]<br /> *[[Hard Drive Systems]]<br /> <br /> ==Hard Drive Controllers==<br /> *[[Burke &amp; Burke]] - RLL/MFM interface. <br /> *[[KenTon]] - SCSI<br /> <br /> ==Input Devices==<br /> *[[The Glove]]<br /> *[[Le Stick]]<br /> <br /> ==Memory Upgrades==<br /> *[[Tandy 512K Upgrade]]<br /> <br /> ==MIDI Interfaces==<br /> *[[CoCo MIDI]]<br /> <br /> ==Multi Devices==<br /> These are items that serve more than one purpose, such as Cloud-9's SuperBoard.<br /> *[[SuperBoard]]<br /> <br /> ==RS232 Devices==<br /> *[[Tandy RS232 Pak]]<br /> *[[CoNect 16550 Pak]] - what is the official name?<br /> <br /> ==Speech Synthesizers==<br /> *[[Super Voice]] - Speech Systems' device that could sing.<br /> *[[Super Talker]]<br /> <br /> ==Video Digitizers==<br /> *[[Rascan]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hardware]]</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Dragon&diff=162 2005-03-02T04:07:56Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>The Dragon 32 and 64 were near clones of the TRS-80 Color Computer made by Mettoy in England.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Dragon_User&diff=1912 2005-03-02T04:05:52Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>A British publication devoted to the [[Dragon]] 32/64 Computers available there.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Hardware&diff=160 2005-03-02T04:04:48Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Audio Digitizers==<br /> *[[Max Sound]] - GimeSoft's audio recorder that used the joustick port.<br /> <br /> ==Computers==<br /> *[[TRS-80 Color Computers]] (A list of all available models)<br /> *[[Dragon]]<br /> *[[MC-10 Micro Color Computer]]<br /> *[[TDP-100]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Floppy Disk Controllers==<br /> *[[Disto Super Controller]]<br /> *[[Disto Super Controller II]]<br /> *[[Hard Drive Systems]]<br /> <br /> ==Hard Drive Controllers==<br /> *[[Burke &amp; Burke]] - RLL/MFM interface. <br /> *[[KenTon]] - SCSI<br /> <br /> ==Input Devices==<br /> *[[The Glove]]<br /> *[[Le Stick]]<br /> <br /> ==Memory Upgrades==<br /> *[[Tandy 512K Upgrade]]<br /> <br /> ==MIDI Interfaces==<br /> *[[CoCo MIDI]]<br /> <br /> ==Multi Devices==<br /> These are items that serve more than one purpose, such as Cloud-9's SuperBoard.<br /> *[[SuperBoard]]<br /> <br /> ==RS232 Devices==<br /> *[[Tandy RS232 Pak]]<br /> *[[CoNect 16550 Pak]] - what is the official name?<br /> <br /> ==Speech Synthesizers==<br /> *[[Super Voice]] - Speech Systems' device that could sing.<br /> *[[Super Talker]]<br /> <br /> ==Video Digitizers==<br /> *[[Rascan]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Hardware]]</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Publications&diff=161 2005-03-02T04:02:06Z

<p>JohnGuin: /* Newsstand Magazines */</p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Computer Assembly Language Programming]] (1983) [[William Barden]]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Computer Graphics]] (1982) [[Don Inman]]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Programs]] (1982) [[Tom Rugg]],[[Phil Feldman]]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Fantastic Games]] (1984) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Programmer's Handbook]] (1986) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Space Adventures]] (1984) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer what Else You Can Do With Your TRS-80]] (1985) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Programs and Applications for the Color Computer]] (1982) [[Alfred Baker]]<br /> * [[Assembly Language Graphics for the TRS-80 Color Computer]] (1983) [[Don Inman]],[[Kurt Inman]]<br /> * [[Basic09 Tour Guide]] (19??) - [[Peter Dibble]]<br /> * [[Color Computer Graphics]] (1982) [[William Barden]]<br /> * [[The Color Computer Playground]] (1984?) [[Fred D'Ignazio]]<br /> * [[Rainbow Book of Simulations]] (198?) [various authors]<br /> * [[The Second Rainbow Book of Simulations]] (1986) [various authors]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9]] (1985) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9 Level II]] (1987) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> * [[CoCoFest Chronicles]] (199?) - [[Allen Huffman]]<br /> * [[Inside OS-9 Level 2]] (year?) - [[Kevin Darling]]<br /> <br /> == Fanzines ==<br /> These would be things like photocopied newsletters that don't really fit into the other categories.<br /> <br /> ==Magazines with CoCo Sections==<br /> *[[68 Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[80 Micro / 80 Microcomputing]]<br /> *[[Computer Shopper]]<br /> *[[Micro - 6502/6809 Journal]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Microcomputer News]]<br /> *[[World of 68' Micros]]<br /> <br /> ==Newsstand Magazines==<br /> *[[Color Computer Magazine]]<br /> *[[Hot CoCo]]<br /> *[[Rainbow]] (July 1981-May 1993) - [[Falsoft]]<br /> *[[Dragon User]] (XXXX-XXXX)<br /> <br /> ==Newsletters==<br /> *[[Coco Ads]]<br /> *[[Coco News]]<br /> *[[Coco Notes Newsletter]]<br /> *[[Coco Trader]]<br /> *[[Color Computer Weekly]]<br /> *[[East Texas Color Computer Club / International Color Computer Club]]<br /> *[[Glenside CoCo-123]] (XXXX-Current) - Glenside Color Computer Club's newsletter. Still going!<br /> *[[Lewis Clark Exchange]]<br /> *[[Undercolor]] (12/10/1984-6/30/1985) - Dennis Bathory-Kitsz's publication. 11 issues total.<br /> <br /> ==Subscription Only (non-newsstand)==<br /> *[[CoCo Clipboard Magazine]]<br /> *[[Coco Tech Journal]]<br /> *[[Color Computer News]]<br /> *[[Color Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[Dazzle]]<br /> *[[Dynamic Color News]]<br /> *[[International OS-9 Underground]]<br /> *[[Metamorphasis / No Name Magazine]]<br /> *[[Spectrogram]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Computing / Color Computing]]<br /> *[[UpTime]] - Published by Jordan Tsvetkoff, the guy behind Pyramix (one of the first 3rd party CoCo 3 games).<br /> *[[Wizard's Castle]]</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=The_Color_Computer_Magazine&diff=1911 2005-03-01T04:56:31Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Last Issue October 1984.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=TRS-80_Color_Computer_Assembly_Language_Programming&diff=1910 2005-03-01T04:53:36Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>296 pages, black and white paperback. Publisher: Radio Shack, catalog # 62-2077.<br /> <br /> Focused on using EDTASM to program the TRS-80 Color Computer.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Publications&diff=158 2005-03-01T04:51:01Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Computer Assembly Language Programming]] (1983) [[William Barden]]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Computer Graphics]] (1982) [[Don Inman]]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Programs]] (1982) [[Tom Rugg]],[[Phil Feldman]]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Fantastic Games]] (1984) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Programmer's Handbook]] (1986) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Space Adventures]] (1984) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer what Else You Can Do With Your TRS-80]] (1985) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Programs and Applications for the Color Computer]] (1982) [[Alfred Baker]]<br /> * [[Assembly Language Graphics for the TRS-80 Color Computer]] (1983) [[Don Inman]],[[Kurt Inman]]<br /> * [[Basic09 Tour Guide]] (19??) - [[Peter Dibble]]<br /> * [[Color Computer Graphics]] (1982) [[William Barden]]<br /> * [[The Color Computer Playground]] (1984?) [[Fred D'Ignazio]]<br /> * [[Rainbow Book of Simulations]] (198?) [various authors]<br /> * [[The Second Rainbow Book of Simulations]] (1986) [various authors]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9]] (1985) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9 Level II]] (1987) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> * [[CoCoFest Chronicles]] (199?) - [[Allen Huffman]]<br /> * [[Inside OS-9 Level 2]] (year?) - [[Kevin Darling]]<br /> <br /> == Fanzines ==<br /> These would be things like photocopied newsletters that don't really fit into the other categories.<br /> <br /> ==Magazines with CoCo Sections==<br /> *[[68 Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[80 Micro / 80 Microcomputing]]<br /> *[[Computer Shopper]]<br /> *[[Micro - 6502/6809 Journal]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Microcomputer News]]<br /> *[[World of 68' Micros]]<br /> <br /> ==Newsstand Magazines==<br /> *[[Color Computer Magazine]]<br /> *[[Hot CoCo]]<br /> *[[Rainbow]] (July 1981-May 1993) - [[Falsoft]]<br /> <br /> ==Newsletters==<br /> *[[Coco Ads]]<br /> *[[Coco News]]<br /> *[[Coco Notes Newsletter]]<br /> *[[Coco Trader]]<br /> *[[Color Computer Weekly]]<br /> *[[East Texas Color Computer Club / International Color Computer Club]]<br /> *[[Glenside CoCo-123]] (XXXX-Current) - Glenside Color Computer Club's newsletter. Still going!<br /> *[[Lewis Clark Exchange]]<br /> *[[Undercolor]] (12/10/1984-6/30/1985) - Dennis Bathory-Kitsz's publication. 11 issues total.<br /> <br /> ==Subscription Only (non-newsstand)==<br /> *[[CoCo Clipboard Magazine]]<br /> *[[Coco Tech Journal]]<br /> *[[Color Computer News]]<br /> *[[Color Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[Dazzle]]<br /> *[[Dynamic Color News]]<br /> *[[International OS-9 Underground]]<br /> *[[Metamorphasis / No Name Magazine]]<br /> *[[Spectrogram]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Computing / Color Computing]]<br /> *[[UpTime]] - Published by Jordan Tsvetkoff, the guy behind Pyramix (one of the first 3rd party CoCo 3 games).<br /> *[[Wizard's Castle]]</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Publications&diff=157 2005-03-01T04:47:28Z

<p>JohnGuin: /* Newsstand Magazines */</p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Computer Graphics]] (1982) [[Don Inman]]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Programs]] (1982) [[Tom Rugg]],[[Phil Feldman]]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Fantastic Games]] (1984) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Programmer's Handbook]] (1986) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Space Adventures]] (1984) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer what Else You Can Do With Your TRS-80]] (1985) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Programs and Applications for the Color Computer]] (1982) [[Alfred Baker]]<br /> * [[Assembly Language Graphics for the TRS-80 Color Computer]] (1983) [[Don Inman]],[[Kurt Inman]]<br /> * [[Basic09 Tour Guide]] (19??) - [[Peter Dibble]]<br /> * [[Color Computer Graphics]] (1982) [[William Barden]]<br /> * [[The Color Computer Playground]] (1984?) [[Fred D'Ignazio]]<br /> * [[Rainbow Book of Simulations]] (198?) [various authors]<br /> * [[The Second Rainbow Book of Simulations]] (1986) [various authors]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9]] (1985) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9 Level II]] (1987) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> * [[CoCoFest Chronicles]] (199?) - [[Allen Huffman]]<br /> * [[Inside OS-9 Level 2]] (year?) - [[Kevin Darling]]<br /> <br /> == Fanzines ==<br /> These would be things like photocopied newsletters that don't really fit into the other categories.<br /> <br /> ==Magazines with CoCo Sections==<br /> *[[68 Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[80 Micro / 80 Microcomputing]]<br /> *[[Computer Shopper]]<br /> *[[Micro - 6502/6809 Journal]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Microcomputer News]]<br /> *[[World of 68' Micros]]<br /> <br /> ==Newsstand Magazines==<br /> *[[Color Computer Magazine]]<br /> *[[Hot CoCo]]<br /> *[[Rainbow]] (July 1981-May 1993) - [[Falsoft]]<br /> <br /> ==Newsletters==<br /> *[[Coco Ads]]<br /> *[[Coco News]]<br /> *[[Coco Notes Newsletter]]<br /> *[[Coco Trader]]<br /> *[[Color Computer Weekly]]<br /> *[[East Texas Color Computer Club / International Color Computer Club]]<br /> *[[Glenside CoCo-123]] (XXXX-Current) - Glenside Color Computer Club's newsletter. Still going!<br /> *[[Lewis Clark Exchange]]<br /> *[[Undercolor]] (12/10/1984-6/30/1985) - Dennis Bathory-Kitsz's publication. 11 issues total.<br /> <br /> ==Subscription Only (non-newsstand)==<br /> *[[CoCo Clipboard Magazine]]<br /> *[[Coco Tech Journal]]<br /> *[[Color Computer News]]<br /> *[[Color Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[Dazzle]]<br /> *[[Dynamic Color News]]<br /> *[[International OS-9 Underground]]<br /> *[[Metamorphasis / No Name Magazine]]<br /> *[[Spectrogram]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Computing / Color Computing]]<br /> *[[UpTime]] - Published by Jordan Tsvetkoff, the guy behind Pyramix (one of the first 3rd party CoCo 3 games).<br /> *[[Wizard's Castle]]</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Assembly_Language_Graphics_for_the_TRS-80_Color_Computer&diff=1909 2005-02-23T04:53:45Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>approx 290 pages, black and white paperback. Published by Reston Publishing.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=The_Color_Computer_Playground&diff=1908 2005-02-23T04:51:26Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>228 pages, black and white paperback. Radio Shack catalog # 26-3196.\<br /> <br /> This book also claims it was converted from &quot;The Atari Playground&quot; by Edwin Morales. Mostly educational software.<br /> <br /> Tagline from book cover: &quot;42 programs for learning and fun!&quot;</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=TRS-80_Colour_Computer_Programmer%27s_Handbook&diff=1907 2005-02-23T04:48:55Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>This book is literally the three books [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Fantastic Games]] , [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Space Adventures]] and [[TRS-80 Colour Computer what Else You Can Do With Your TRS-80]] bound together with a fourth section included which is a general introduction to the Color Computer included. This fourth book was published under the title &quot;Exploring the TRS-80&quot;. These issues are literally bound together - the page numbers from the other books are included verbatim, and there are 4 tables of contents.<br /> <br /> Radio Shack catalog # 62-8004.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Color_Computer_Graphics&diff=1906 2005-02-23T04:43:31Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>approx 250 pages, black and white paperback. Radio Shack catalog # 62-2076.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=TRS-80_Programs_and_Applications_for_the_Color_Computer&diff=1905 2005-02-23T04:40:46Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>approx 200 pages, black and white paperback. Published by Reston Publishing.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=TRS-80_Colour_Computer_Fantastic_Games&diff=1904 2005-02-23T04:38:44Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>36 pages, full color paperback. Radio Shack catalog # 62-8000. No authors attributed: programs were &quot;adapted&quot; by John Miller and Scott McCann.<br /> <br /> Aimed at beginners, this book printed 6 games in Color BASIC. It was re-used in the [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Programmer's Handbook]].<br /> <br /> Speedboat<br /> <br /> Logger<br /> <br /> Haze Maze<br /> <br /> Get Away<br /> <br /> Sub Attack<br /> <br /> Snails' Trails</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=TRS-80_Colour_Computer_Space_Adventures&diff=1903 2005-02-23T04:32:36Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>44 pages, full color, paperback. Radio Shack catalog # 62-8001. No authors credited, but programs were listed as &quot;adapted&quot; by Scott McCann and Derek Simonson. Printed in Ontario, Canada.<br /> <br /> This book as re-used as part of [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Programmer's Handbook]]. All programs require Extended BASIC.<br /> <br /> Moonshuttle<br /> <br /> Space Duel<br /> <br /> Protector<br /> <br /> Alien Attack<br /> <br /> Red Alert!<br /> <br /> Invasion</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=TRS-80_Colour_Computer_what_Else_You_Can_Do_With_Your_TRS-80&diff=1902 2005-02-23T04:27:24Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>64 pages, full color, paperback. Radio Shack Catalog # 62-8002. Published by Hayes Publishing in Ontario, Canada.<br /> <br /> Authors: Dean Mackie, Peter J. Lear, Graham Richards<br /> <br /> This book was re-used as part of the [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Programmer's Handbook]], also published by Radio Shack. Included 7 programs, all in BASIC, and would all fit in 16K non-Extended BASIC.<br /> <br /> Database<br /> <br /> Word Processor<br /> <br /> Super Sort<br /> <br /> Money Minder<br /> <br /> Grapher<br /> <br /> Murder One!<br /> <br /> Grpah and Win!</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=The_Second_Rainbow_Book_of_Simulations&diff=1901 2005-02-23T04:18:36Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>176 pages, black and white paperback. Published by [[Falsoft]].<br /> <br /> Winners from the second [[Rainbow]] magazine simulation contest. 16 total simulations. Winners list:<br /> <br /> *Bush Pilot - Duane S. Wood<br /> *Olympic Boxing - Dr. Bob Tyson<br /> *Olympic Decathlon - Curtis Boyle<br /> *CoCo's Bowling Alley - Floyd Keirnan<br /> *Pro Wrestling - Brian Maiorano<br /> *Nereid Countdown - Joel Robbins<br /> *Refunder's Delight - Audrey De Lisle<br /> *Master Train Dispatcher - E.L. Vasser<br /> *Stock Market - Ray Ligocki<br /> *18-Wheeler - Peter Brandt<br /> *Flight to Mars - Aryeh Glaberson<br /> *Bomb Squad - Chris McKernan<br /> *Vacation U.S.A. - Bill English<br /> *Lifestyle - Dr. Charles Santee<br /> *Project Theta - Randy Simpson<br /> *Ghostgetters - Baron Quintana</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=The_Rainbow_Book_of_Simulations&diff=1900 2005-02-23T04:12:10Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>198 pages, black and white paperback. Published by [[Falsoft]].<br /> <br /> Included the 20 winning entries from the [[Rainbow]] magazine's first simulation contest. List of winners:<br /> <br /> *Civil War - Don Bradford<br /> *Sailing - Bradd Belasco<br /> *Congress - Jeff Stevens<br /> *Model Rocketry - David Matt<br /> *Baseball - Martin Lee<br /> *Air Traffic Controller - G.K. Marek<br /> *Flight - F.W. McKenzie<br /> *Life with CoCo - Pat Pugliano<br /> *Mars - Geoff Stark<br /> *Big Business - Gilbert Murray<br /> *Flood - Gregory Clark<br /> *Voyager II - Mike Fincke<br /> *Lunar Landing - Marc Amick<br /> *Checkers - Todd Burns<br /> *CoCo Piano - Jim Davis<br /> *Robot - Richard Kottke<br /> *Restaurant - David Mann<br /> *Stockbroker - Scott Slomiany<br /> *Mower - Jim Rohman<br /> *Ships O' Line - Richard Brown</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=The_Rainbow_Book_of_Simulations&diff=155 2005-02-23T04:11:12Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>198 pages, black and white paperback. Published by [[Falsoft]].<br /> <br /> Included the 20 winning entries from the [[Rainbow]] magazine's first simulation contest. <br /> <br /> *Civil War - Don Bradford<br /> *Sailing - Bradd Belasco<br /> *Congress - Jeff Stevens<br /> Model Rocketry - David Matt<br /> Baseball - Martin Lee<br /> Air Traffic Controller - G.K. Marek<br /> Flight - F.W. McKenzie<br /> Life with CoCo - Pat Pugliano<br /> Mars - Geoff Stark<br /> Big Business - Gilbert Murray<br /> Flood - Gregory Clark<br /> Voyager II - Mike Fincke<br /> Lunar Landing - Marc Amick<br /> Checkers - Todd Burns<br /> CoCo Piano - Jim Davis<br /> Robot - Richard Kottke<br /> Restaurant - David Mann<br /> Stockbroker - Scott Slomiany<br /> Mower - Jim Rohman<br /> Ships O' Line - Richard Brown</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Publications&diff=156 2005-02-23T04:01:53Z

<p>JohnGuin: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Computer Graphics]] (1982) [[Don Inman]]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Programs]] (1982) [[Tom Rugg]],[[Phil Feldman]]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Fantastic Games]] (1984) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Programmer's Handbook]] (1986) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer Space Adventures]] (1984) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Colour Computer what Else You Can Do With Your TRS-80]] (1985) [various authors]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Programs and Applications for the Color Computer]] (1982) [[Alfred Baker]]<br /> * [[Assembly Language Graphics for the TRS-80 Color Computer]] (1983) [[Don Inman]],[[Kurt Inman]]<br /> * [[Basic09 Tour Guide]] (19??) - [[Peter Dibble]]<br /> * [[Color Computer Graphics]] (1982) [[William Barden]]<br /> * [[The Color Computer Playground]] (1984?) [[Fred D'Ignazio]]<br /> * [[Rainbow Book of Simulations]] (198?) [various authors]<br /> * [[The Second Rainbow Book of Simulations]] (1986) [various authors]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9]] (1985) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9 Level II]] (1987) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> * [[CoCoFest Chronicles]] (199?) - [[Allen Huffman]]<br /> * [[Inside OS-9 Level 2]] (year?) - [[Kevin Darling]]<br /> <br /> == Fanzines ==<br /> These would be things like photocopied newsletters that don't really fit into the other categories.<br /> <br /> ==Magazines with CoCo Sections==<br /> *[[68 Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[80 Micro / 80 Microcomputing]]<br /> *[[Computer Shopper]]<br /> *[[Micro - 6502/6809 Journal]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Microcomputer News]]<br /> *[[World of 68' Micros]]<br /> <br /> ==Newsstand Magazines==<br /> *[[Color Computer Magazine]]<br /> *[[Hot CoCo]]<br /> *[[Rainbow]] (XXXX-XXXX) - Falsoft<br /> <br /> ==Newsletters==<br /> *[[Coco Ads]]<br /> *[[Coco News]]<br /> *[[Coco Notes Newsletter]]<br /> *[[Coco Trader]]<br /> *[[Color Computer Weekly]]<br /> *[[East Texas Color Computer Club / International Color Computer Club]]<br /> *[[Glenside CoCo-123]] (XXXX-Current) - Glenside Color Computer Club's newsletter. Still going!<br /> *[[Lewis Clark Exchange]]<br /> *[[Undercolor]] (12/10/1984-6/30/1985) - Dennis Bathory-Kitsz's publication. 11 issues total.<br /> <br /> ==Subscription Only (non-newsstand)==<br /> *[[CoCo Clipboard Magazine]]<br /> *[[Coco Tech Journal]]<br /> *[[Color Computer News]]<br /> *[[Color Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[Dazzle]]<br /> *[[Dynamic Color News]]<br /> *[[International OS-9 Underground]]<br /> *[[Metamorphasis / No Name Magazine]]<br /> *[[Spectrogram]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Computing / Color Computing]]<br /> *[[UpTime]] - Published by Jordan Tsvetkoff, the guy behind Pyramix (one of the first 3rd party CoCo 3 games).<br /> *[[Wizard's Castle]]</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>334 pages, paperback. Published by dilithium (sic) Press. 37 programs total. Has an 8 page color section in the middle with screenshots of running programs &quot;which illustrates how programs will look on a colored screen.&quot;</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=TRS-80_Color_Computer_Graphics&diff=1894 2005-02-23T03:30:31Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>304 pages, paperback. <br /> <br /> The cover of the book used the tagline &quot;Learn how to create interesting graphics by mastering the fantastic capabilities of Extended Color BASIC!&quot;<br /> <br /> Also, the author is credited as &quot;Don Inman with Dymax.&quot;</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Computer Graphics]] (1982) [[Don Inman]]<br /> * [[TRS-80 Color Programs]] (1982) [[Tom Rugg]],[[Phil Feldman]]<br /> * [[Basic09 Tour Guide]] (19??) - [[Peter Dibble]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9]] (1985) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9 Level II]] (1987) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> * [[CoCoFest Chronicles]] (199?) - [[Allen Huffman]]<br /> * [[Inside OS-9 Level 2]] (year?) - [[Kevin Darling]]<br /> <br /> == Fanzines ==<br /> These would be things like photocopied newsletters that don't really fit into the other categories.<br /> <br /> ==Magazines with CoCo Sections==<br /> *[[68 Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[80 Micro / 80 Microcomputing]]<br /> *[[Computer Shopper]]<br /> *[[Micro - 6502/6809 Journal]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Microcomputer News]]<br /> *[[World of 68' Micros]]<br /> <br /> ==Newsstand Magazines==<br /> *[[Color Computer Magazine]]<br /> *[[Hot CoCo]]<br /> *[[Rainbow]] (XXXX-XXXX) - Falsoft<br /> <br /> ==Newsletters==<br /> *[[Coco Ads]]<br /> *[[Coco News]]<br /> *[[Coco Notes Newsletter]]<br /> *[[Coco Trader]]<br /> *[[Color Computer Weekly]]<br /> *[[East Texas Color Computer Club / International Color Computer Club]]<br /> *[[Glenside CoCo-123]] (XXXX-Current) - Glenside Color Computer Club's newsletter. Still going!<br /> *[[Lewis Clark Exchange]]<br /> *[[Undercolor]] (12/10/1984-6/30/1985) - Dennis Bathory-Kitsz's publication. 11 issues total.<br /> <br /> ==Subscription Only (non-newsstand)==<br /> *[[CoCo Clipboard Magazine]]<br /> *[[Coco Tech Journal]]<br /> *[[Color Computer News]]<br /> *[[Color Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[Dazzle]]<br /> *[[Dynamic Color News]]<br /> *[[International OS-9 Underground]]<br /> *[[Metamorphasis / No Name Magazine]]<br /> *[[Spectrogram]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Computing / Color Computing]]<br /> *[[UpTime]] - Published by Jordan Tsvetkoff, the guy behind Pyramix (one of the first 3rd party CoCo 3 games).<br /> *[[Wizard's Castle]]</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> * [[Basic09 Tour Guide]] (19??) - [[Peter Dibble]]<br /> * [[CoCoFest Chronicles]] (199?) - [[Allen Huffman]]<br /> * [[Inside OS-9 Level 2]] (year?) - [[Kevin Darling]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9]] (1985) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9 Level II]] (1987) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> <br /> == Fanzines ==<br /> These would be things like photocopied newsletters that don't really fit into the other categories.<br /> <br /> ==Magazines with CoCo Sections==<br /> *[[68 Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[80 Micro / 80 Microcomputing]]<br /> *[[Computer Shopper]]<br /> *[[Micro - 6502/6809 Journal]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Microcomputer News]]<br /> *[[World of 68' Micros]]<br /> <br /> ==Newsstand Magazines==<br /> *[[Color Computer Magazine]]<br /> *[[Hot CoCo]]<br /> *[[Rainbow]] (XXXX-XXXX) - Falsoft<br /> <br /> ==Newsletters==<br /> *[[Coco Ads]]<br /> *[[Coco News]]<br /> *[[Coco Notes Newsletter]]<br /> *[[Coco Trader]]<br /> *[[Color Computer Weekly]]<br /> *[[East Texas Color Computer Club / International Color Computer Club]]<br /> *[[Glenside CoCo-123]] (XXXX-Current) - Glenside Color Computer Club's newsletter. Still going!<br /> *[[Lewis Clark Exchange]]<br /> *[[Undercolor]] (12/10/1984-6/30/1985) - Dennis Bathory-Kitsz's publication. 11 issues total.<br /> <br /> ==Subscription Only (non-newsstand)==<br /> *[[CoCo Clipboard Magazine]]<br /> *[[Coco Tech Journal]]<br /> *[[Color Computer News]]<br /> *[[Color Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[Dazzle]]<br /> *[[Dynamic Color News]]<br /> *[[International OS-9 Underground]]<br /> *[[Metamorphasis / No Name Magazine]]<br /> *[[Spectrogram]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Computing / Color Computing]]<br /> *[[UpTime]] - Published by Jordan Tsvetkoff, the guy behind Pyramix (one of the first 3rd party CoCo 3 games).<br /> *[[Wizard's Castle]]</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Published by [[Falsoft]], 272 pages, soft cover. Radio Shack Catalog # 26-3188.<br /> <br /> <br /> Subtitled &quot;Volume 1: A Beginner's Guide to Windows.&quot; The forward by [[Lonnie Falk]] mentioned that this was part of a 2 volume set, but no second part was ever published.<br /> The focus of the book was the Level 2 edition of OS-9.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=The_Complete_Rainbow_Guide_to_OS-9_Level_II&diff=151 2005-02-23T03:16:54Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Published by [[Falsoft]], 272 pages, soft cover. Radio Shack Catalog # 26-3190.<br /> <br /> <br /> Subtitled &quot;Volume 1: A Beginner's Guide to Windows.&quot; The forward by [[Lonnie Falk]] mentioned that this was part of a 2 volume set, but no second part was ever published.<br /> The focus of the book was the Level 2 edition of OS-9.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=The_Complete_Rainbow_Guide_to_OS-9&diff=1890 2005-02-23T03:16:00Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Published by [[Falsoft]], 426 pages, softcover. Radio Shack Catalog # 26-3190.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=The_Complete_Rainbow_Guide_to_OS-9&diff=149 2005-02-23T03:15:16Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Published by [[Falsoft]], 426 pages, softcover. Radio Shack Catalog # 26-3188.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Lonnie_Falk&diff=1889 2005-02-23T02:05:13Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Lonnie Falk founded [[Falsoft]], started the [[Rainbow]] magazine and set up the original RainbowFests. More details to come...</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Placeholder</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Placeholder</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Published by [[Falsoft]], 272 pages, soft cover.<br /> Subtitled &quot;Volume 1: A Beginner's Guide to Windows.&quot; The forward by [[Lonnie Falk]] mentioned that this was part of a 2 volume set, but no second part was ever published.<br /> Focus was the Level 2 edition of OS-9.</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Published by [[Falsoft]], 426 pages, softcover.</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Lonnie Falk founded [[Falsoft]], started the Rainbow magazine and set up the original RainbowFests. More details to come...</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Companies&diff=1083 2005-02-23T02:01:30Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Games==<br /> *[[Diecom]] (XXXX-XXXX) -<br /> *[[Sundog]] (XXXX-XXXX) - <br /> *[[Tom Mix Software]] (XXXX-XXXX) - Some of the best CoCo 1/2 games around, such as the fantastic Donkey Kong clone, [[The King]].<br /> <br /> ==Music and Speech==<br /> *[[Speech Systems]] (XXXX-XXXX) - MIDI, SuperVoice, E.A.R.S., and more.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Companies]]<br /> <br /> ==Publishing Companies==<br /> *[[Falsoft]] (XXXX-XXXX) - Publisher of the Rainbow and many books.</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Published by Falsoft, 272 pages, soft cover.<br /> Subtitled &quot;Volume 1: A Beginner's Guide to Windows.&quot; The forward by [[Lonnie Falk]] mentioned that this was part of a 2 volume set, but no second part was ever published.<br /> Focus was the Level 2 edition of OS-9.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=The_Complete_Rainbow_Guide_to_OS-9&diff=145 2005-02-23T01:56:01Z

<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Published by Falsoft, 426 pages, softcover.</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Publications&diff=152 2005-02-23T01:54:18Z

<p>JohnGuin: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> * [[Basic09 Tour Guide]] (19??) - [[Peter Dibble]]<br /> * [[CoCoFest Chronicles]] (199?) - [[Allen Huffman]]<br /> * [[Inside OS-9 Level 2]] (year?) - [[Kevin Darling]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9]] (1985) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9 Level II]] (1985) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> <br /> == Fanzines ==<br /> These would be things like photocopied newsletters that don't really fit into the other categories.<br /> <br /> ==Magazines with CoCo Sections==<br /> *[[68 Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[80 Micro / 80 Microcomputing]]<br /> *[[Computer Shopper]]<br /> *[[Micro - 6502/6809 Journal]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Microcomputer News]]<br /> *[[World of 68' Micros]]<br /> <br /> ==Newsstand Magazines==<br /> *[[Color Computer Magazine]]<br /> *[[Hot CoCo]]<br /> *[[Rainbow]] (XXXX-XXXX) - Falsoft<br /> <br /> ==Newsletters==<br /> *[[Coco Ads]]<br /> *[[Coco News]]<br /> *[[Coco Notes Newsletter]]<br /> *[[Coco Trader]]<br /> *[[Color Computer Weekly]]<br /> *[[East Texas Color Computer Club / International Color Computer Club]]<br /> *[[Glenside CoCo-123]] (XXXX-Current) - Glenside Color Computer Club's newsletter. Still going!<br /> *[[Lewis Clark Exchange]]<br /> *[[Undercolor]] (12/10/1984-6/30/1985) - Dennis Bathory-Kitsz's publication. 11 issues total.<br /> <br /> ==Subscription Only (non-newsstand)==<br /> *[[CoCo Clipboard Magazine]]<br /> *[[Coco Tech Journal]]<br /> *[[Color Computer News]]<br /> *[[Color Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[Dazzle]]<br /> *[[Dynamic Color News]]<br /> *[[International OS-9 Underground]]<br /> *[[Metamorphasis / No Name Magazine]]<br /> *[[Spectrogram]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Computing / Color Computing]]<br /> *[[UpTime]] - Published by Jordan Tsvetkoff, the guy behind Pyramix (one of the first 3rd party CoCo 3 games).<br /> *[[Wizard's Castle]]</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> * [[Basic09 Tour Guide]] (19??) - [[Peter Dibble]]<br /> * [[CoCoFest Chronicles]] (199?) - [[Allen Huffman]]<br /> * [[Inside OS-9 Level 2]] (year?) - [[Kevin Darling]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9]] (1985) [[Peter Dibble]],[[Dale Puckett]]<br /> <br /> == Fanzines ==<br /> These would be things like photocopied newsletters that don't really fit into the other categories.<br /> <br /> ==Magazines with CoCo Sections==<br /> *[[68 Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[80 Micro / 80 Microcomputing]]<br /> *[[Computer Shopper]]<br /> *[[Micro - 6502/6809 Journal]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Microcomputer News]]<br /> *[[World of 68' Micros]]<br /> <br /> ==Newsstand Magazines==<br /> *[[Color Computer Magazine]]<br /> *[[Hot CoCo]]<br /> *[[Rainbow]] (XXXX-XXXX) - Falsoft<br /> <br /> ==Newsletters==<br /> *[[Coco Ads]]<br /> *[[Coco News]]<br /> *[[Coco Notes Newsletter]]<br /> *[[Coco Trader]]<br /> *[[Color Computer Weekly]]<br /> *[[East Texas Color Computer Club / International Color Computer Club]]<br /> *[[Glenside CoCo-123]] (XXXX-Current) - Glenside Color Computer Club's newsletter. Still going!<br /> *[[Lewis Clark Exchange]]<br /> *[[Undercolor]] (12/10/1984-6/30/1985) - Dennis Bathory-Kitsz's publication. 11 issues total.<br /> <br /> ==Subscription Only (non-newsstand)==<br /> *[[CoCo Clipboard Magazine]]<br /> *[[Coco Tech Journal]]<br /> *[[Color Computer News]]<br /> *[[Color Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[Dazzle]]<br /> *[[Dynamic Color News]]<br /> *[[International OS-9 Underground]]<br /> *[[Metamorphasis / No Name Magazine]]<br /> *[[Spectrogram]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Computing / Color Computing]]<br /> *[[UpTime]] - Published by Jordan Tsvetkoff, the guy behind Pyramix (one of the first 3rd party CoCo 3 games).<br /> *[[Wizard's Castle]]</div>

JohnGuin https://www.cocopedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Publications&diff=141 2005-02-23T01:53:46Z

<p>JohnGuin: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> * [[Basic09 Tour Guide]] (19??) - [[Peter Dibble]]<br /> * [[CoCoFest Chronicles]] (199?) - [[Allen Huffman]]<br /> * [[Inside OS-9 Level 2]] (year?) - [[Kevin Darling]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9]] (1985) [[Peter Dibble]][[Dale Puckett]]<br /> <br /> == Fanzines ==<br /> These would be things like photocopied newsletters that don't really fit into the other categories.<br /> <br /> ==Magazines with CoCo Sections==<br /> *[[68 Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[80 Micro / 80 Microcomputing]]<br /> *[[Computer Shopper]]<br /> *[[Micro - 6502/6809 Journal]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Microcomputer News]]<br /> *[[World of 68' Micros]]<br /> <br /> ==Newsstand Magazines==<br /> *[[Color Computer Magazine]]<br /> *[[Hot CoCo]]<br /> *[[Rainbow]] (XXXX-XXXX) - Falsoft<br /> <br /> ==Newsletters==<br /> *[[Coco Ads]]<br /> *[[Coco News]]<br /> *[[Coco Notes Newsletter]]<br /> *[[Coco Trader]]<br /> *[[Color Computer Weekly]]<br /> *[[East Texas Color Computer Club / International Color Computer Club]]<br /> *[[Glenside CoCo-123]] (XXXX-Current) - Glenside Color Computer Club's newsletter. Still going!<br /> *[[Lewis Clark Exchange]]<br /> *[[Undercolor]] (12/10/1984-6/30/1985) - Dennis Bathory-Kitsz's publication. 11 issues total.<br /> <br /> ==Subscription Only (non-newsstand)==<br /> *[[CoCo Clipboard Magazine]]<br /> *[[Coco Tech Journal]]<br /> *[[Color Computer News]]<br /> *[[Color Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[Dazzle]]<br /> *[[Dynamic Color News]]<br /> *[[International OS-9 Underground]]<br /> *[[Metamorphasis / No Name Magazine]]<br /> *[[Spectrogram]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Computing / Color Computing]]<br /> *[[UpTime]] - Published by Jordan Tsvetkoff, the guy behind Pyramix (one of the first 3rd party CoCo 3 games).<br /> *[[Wizard's Castle]]</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> * [[Basic09 Tour Guide]] (19??) - [[Peter Dibble]]<br /> * [[CoCoFest Chronicles]] (199?) - [[Allen Huffman]]<br /> * [[Inside OS-9 Level 2]] (year?) - [[Kevin Darling]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9]] (1985) [Peter Dibble]][[Dale Puckett]]<br /> <br /> == Fanzines ==<br /> These would be things like photocopied newsletters that don't really fit into the other categories.<br /> <br /> ==Magazines with CoCo Sections==<br /> *[[68 Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[80 Micro / 80 Microcomputing]]<br /> *[[Computer Shopper]]<br /> *[[Micro - 6502/6809 Journal]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Microcomputer News]]<br /> *[[World of 68' Micros]]<br /> <br /> ==Newsstand Magazines==<br /> *[[Color Computer Magazine]]<br /> *[[Hot CoCo]]<br /> *[[Rainbow]] (XXXX-XXXX) - Falsoft<br /> <br /> ==Newsletters==<br /> *[[Coco Ads]]<br /> *[[Coco News]]<br /> *[[Coco Notes Newsletter]]<br /> *[[Coco Trader]]<br /> *[[Color Computer Weekly]]<br /> *[[East Texas Color Computer Club / International Color Computer Club]]<br /> *[[Glenside CoCo-123]] (XXXX-Current) - Glenside Color Computer Club's newsletter. Still going!<br /> *[[Lewis Clark Exchange]]<br /> *[[Undercolor]] (12/10/1984-6/30/1985) - Dennis Bathory-Kitsz's publication. 11 issues total.<br /> <br /> ==Subscription Only (non-newsstand)==<br /> *[[CoCo Clipboard Magazine]]<br /> *[[Coco Tech Journal]]<br /> *[[Color Computer News]]<br /> *[[Color Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[Dazzle]]<br /> *[[Dynamic Color News]]<br /> *[[International OS-9 Underground]]<br /> *[[Metamorphasis / No Name Magazine]]<br /> *[[Spectrogram]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Computing / Color Computing]]<br /> *[[UpTime]] - Published by Jordan Tsvetkoff, the guy behind Pyramix (one of the first 3rd party CoCo 3 games).<br /> *[[Wizard's Castle]]</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>{{NavTop}}<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> * [[Basic09 Tour Guide]] (19??) - [[Peter Dibble]]<br /> * [[CoCoFest Chronicles]] (199?) - [[Allen Huffman]]<br /> * [[Inside OS-9 Level 2]] (year?) - [[Kevin Darling]]<br /> * [[The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9]] (1985) [[Peter Dibble][Dale Puckett]]<br /> <br /> == Fanzines ==<br /> These would be things like photocopied newsletters that don't really fit into the other categories.<br /> <br /> ==Magazines with CoCo Sections==<br /> *[[68 Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[80 Micro / 80 Microcomputing]]<br /> *[[Computer Shopper]]<br /> *[[Micro - 6502/6809 Journal]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Microcomputer News]]<br /> *[[World of 68' Micros]]<br /> <br /> ==Newsstand Magazines==<br /> *[[Color Computer Magazine]]<br /> *[[Hot CoCo]]<br /> *[[Rainbow]] (XXXX-XXXX) - Falsoft<br /> <br /> ==Newsletters==<br /> *[[Coco Ads]]<br /> *[[Coco News]]<br /> *[[Coco Notes Newsletter]]<br /> *[[Coco Trader]]<br /> *[[Color Computer Weekly]]<br /> *[[East Texas Color Computer Club / International Color Computer Club]]<br /> *[[Glenside CoCo-123]] (XXXX-Current) - Glenside Color Computer Club's newsletter. Still going!<br /> *[[Lewis Clark Exchange]]<br /> *[[Undercolor]] (12/10/1984-6/30/1985) - Dennis Bathory-Kitsz's publication. 11 issues total.<br /> <br /> ==Subscription Only (non-newsstand)==<br /> *[[CoCo Clipboard Magazine]]<br /> *[[Coco Tech Journal]]<br /> *[[Color Computer News]]<br /> *[[Color Micro Journal]]<br /> *[[Dazzle]]<br /> *[[Dynamic Color News]]<br /> *[[International OS-9 Underground]]<br /> *[[Metamorphasis / No Name Magazine]]<br /> *[[Spectrogram]]<br /> *[[TRS-80 Computing / Color Computing]]<br /> *[[UpTime]] - Published by Jordan Tsvetkoff, the guy behind Pyramix (one of the first 3rd party CoCo 3 games).<br /> *[[Wizard's Castle]]</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Lonnie Falk started the Rainbow magazine and set up the original RainbowFests. More details to come...</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Lonnie Falk started the Rainbow magazine and set up the original CocoFests. More details to come...</div>

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<p>JohnGuin: </p> <hr /> <div>Lonnie falk started the Rainbow magazine and set up the original CocoFests. More details to come...</div>

JohnGuin