1. Z-SUS Catalog Disk .............................................(??k) $2.00
In-depth catalog of Z-SUS offerings. Updated monthly. Softcopy only.
Consists of separate .CAT files describing each Z-SUS offering. Includes
latest version of Bill Tishey's catalog of Z-System files, ZFILEBxx.LST as
well as a full descriptive listing, ZFILEVxx.LBR, which may be used for
ordering custom-made disks. (Foreign Surcharge $2.00)
EXTEND vs 1.4 - EXTEND is a text file extender for all Z80 machines. It
(10k) appends an input line to a new or existing ASCII file
and allows the ZCPR3 "du:" and "dir:" forms. It's great
for Z-System scripts, as it can "keep notes" on what
happened during unattended batch runs. Vs 1.4 still
works with CP/M Plus, but uses SYSLIB file I/O and can
extend empty files as well as files with no EOF byte in
their last record. Now includes a safe Type 4 for Z34-
compatible systems.
LBREXT vs 3.4 - LBREXT extracts crunched, squeezed and LZH-encoded files
(37k) from LBRs. Vs 3.4 has a new Inspect mode. This allows
you to specify a wildcard member file name and then
"tag" the specific files you want to extract.
LBRHLP vs 2.0 - LBRHLP consists of two programs for displaying help
(45k) files from within LBR's. LHC.COM is for crunched files
and LHQ.COM is for squeezed files. Both programs can
also handle uncompressed files in libraries. Vs 2.0 has
an improved clear screen routine that prints a CR/LF if
no TCAP is present.
LD vs 1.1 - LD is a ZCPR3 library directory utility that shows
(43k) member files with their create and modify dates and
times, sizes, compression method, uncompressed file-
names, CRC's, and indexes. Embedded comments up to 76
characters can be displayed. Printer and message
register output and wheel protection are included. Also
for vanilla CP/M 2.2 and CP/M Plus. Version 1.1 is a
major revision with many enhancements over LDIR-B.
LGET vs 1.3 - This is the latest update patch to Rick Conn's original
(4k) Z3 LBR member extractor. v1.1 corrected a TPA calcula-
tion bug in SYSLIB36; v1.2 replaced SYSLIB36's touchy
ARGV with a more robust routine lifted from Joe Wright's
LX11 release; this one obeys the quiet flag. LGET13 is
half the size of LBREXT32 and a great deal faster, but
lacks time/date and CRUNCH/LZH support. Use it to
quickly load a RamDisk from an LBR on a floppy or hard
disk.
LPUT vs 2.2 - LPUT builds LU/NULU-identical LBR files and adds/replaces
(35k) members. It is fully compatible with Plu*Perfect Date-
Stamper, converting dates supplied by DS or imbedded by
CR23D.COM to the specified DRI-style format (LUDEF5.DOC).
Version 2.2 stores the library's create and modify dates
in the LBR directory and accepts a slash before the "+nn"
option.
LX vs 2.2 - LX22 is a Z-System tool that executes type 1, 3, or 4 COM
(48k) files directly from a named or default library. Vs 2.2
fixes the pesky absence of the appropriate newlines
(CRLFs) when LX is the designated extended command proc-
essor (rather than a secondary or "forced" ECP chained
from ARUNZ or equivalent).
ZDT vs 1.0 - ZDT is the Z-System Day Timer, a daily planning calendar
(43k) derived from ZDB. If your system has a real-time clock,
ZDT automatically reads it and displays the current day's
schedule, checking the data file for any previously
entered appointments, memos, etc. ZDT will also work
with manual date entry. Requires ZCPR 3.0 or higher,
VLIB4+ and extended TCAP. Small, feature-packed just
like ZDB.
ZDT vs 1.0B - See above. V. 1.0B fixes minor bug.
(13k)
CONCAT vs 1.6 - CONCAT concatenates two or more source files into a new
(53k) file, or appends them to an existing file. It allows
elaborate operations with files pulled from various
drives and user areas with numerous options. CONCAT
checks disk space before doing anything and allows
redirected I/O to and from CON:, LST:, and AUX:. Version
1.6 fixes a CON: input bug. For ZCPR3 only.
EDZCM vs 1.0 - EDZCM is a screen-oriented editor for NZCOM ZCM system
(36k) descriptor files that displays and can edit NZCOM system
elements and sizes from a ZCM file or from the Z3ENV.
The display is sorted by system element address, highest
address first and includes system TPA. Elements may be
positioned above the CBIOS. The element addresses may be
recalculated beginning with the CBIOS and working down,
and the new system can be written to a ZCM file.
ENVCFG vs 1.2 - ENVCFG is used with ZCNFG and ENVCFG.CFG to configure the
(21k) current contents of the Z3CPR environment, such as the
valid drive vector, max drive, etc. It works by loading
a copy of the environment into a buffer in ENVCFG.COM.
ZCNFG.COM and ENVCFG.CFG are then used to configure
ENVCFG.COM's Z3ENV buffer contents. ENVCFG can then
write the modified Z3ENV back to the environment or a
file, and the new system can then be NZBLITZ'd if
desired.
FILT vs 8.1 - FILT vs 8.1 is a ZCPR3 rework of Irv Hoff's FILT7 that
(24k) sets or expands tabs and removes several types of
unwanted characters in ASCII text, WordStar documents, or
assembler source code files. Now has command line opera-
tion, DU and DIR support, error flag setting, error hand-
ler invocation, quiet mode, and ZCNFG configuration.
Under ZSDOS and ZDDOS file create date stamps are
preserved.
JUST vs 1.3 - JUST is a ZCPR3 version of Irv Hoff's utility to justify
(41k) ASCII and WordStar text files, with many new features.
It is fast, easy to use, and produces even margins by a
unique fill method that produces handsome documents. It
allows full command line operation, DU support, error
flag setting, quiet mode, ZCNFG configuration, and trans-
fers the create date under ZSDOS. Vs 1.3 fixes a bug and
adds a display option.
PRNTXT vs 1.6 - PRNTXT is a message display utility to help create
(26k) 'instant' COM files which display paged text, added to
PRNTXT.COM by the user or passed in the command line tail
(tokens '$', '$1', '$-1'), on the console. Text may be
directed to the printer and control characters may be
synthesized. Display command line tail text in mixed
upper or lower case. Now ZCNFG configurable, including
printer status check.
XFOR vs 1.5 - XFOR is a ZCPR3 Extended FOR utility which searches
(44k) "----" delimited catalogs. It features: a command line
file spec or an internally configured default directory
and filename; highlighting if available; setting of the
error flag if no string match is found; display of
ZFILES.LST or an alternate header; printer output; ZCNFG
configuration. Version 1.5 prints "searching" only when
a search string is given, not between each entry during
sequential FOR file displays.
ZFIND vs 1.4 - ZFIND is a ZCPR3 string search utility which very quickly
(35k) finds ASCII strings in text files using the Boyer-Moore
string search algorithm. It is similar to Irv Hoff's
FIND.COM, but MUCH faster. The matched string can be
displayed in either the line or the delimited block in
which it was found, and the output can be written or
appended to a file. It allows fast lookups in magazine
article indexes or MAST.CAT files. Vs 1.4 adds a new
file overwrite option and fixes some minor bugs.
CCOUNT vs 1.0 - CCOUNT counts characters in text files. It reports both
(25k) the total number of characters and counts for characters
specified on the command line. Optionally, CCOUNT can
report individual counts for all characters, including
control characters, and can ignore high bits or not.
Counting is done via 32-bit integers. Both ZCPR3 and
vanilla CP/M are supported.
CPD vs 1.5 - CPD is a ZCPR3 utility to compare two directories and
(32k) indicate which files are in both directories and which
are only in one. Matched or unmatched filenames can be
output to a disk file. CPD supports both upper- or
lower-case display, sets the error flag if directories
don't match, and can set the archive attribute on files
which exist in both directories. Vs 1.5 fixes a rather
serious bug.
FL vs 1.0 - FL creates file lists on disk for use by other programs.
(24k) Multiple ambiguous file specifications, including a
negative specification, may be given. Matching filenames
are written to a disk file. Optionally, the DU in which
the file is located can be included with the filename in
the disk file. The error flag is set if no matching
files are found.
LD vs 1.4 - LD is a ZCPR3 library directory utility that shows member
(47k) files with their create and modify dates and times,
sizes, compression method, uncompressed filenames, CRC's,
and indexes. Embedded comments up to 76 characters can
be displayed. Supports printer, disk file, and message
register output, wheel protection, and runs under vanilla
CP/M. Version 1.4 corrects a minor cosmetic bug and adds
a help file.
ZBIB vs 1.0 - ZBIB 1.0 is a full-featured release of the Z-System
(18k) Bibliography Database Manager. It is derived from ZDB,
having similar functions and user interface. Vs 1.0
incorporates numerous improvements in the code with a
reduction in size as a result.
ZDB vs 1.8b - ZDB (ZCPR3 DataBase) is a small (8K), very fast and easy
(55k) to use name and address database manager that can print
envelopes and labels. It also makes a WordStar file of
the entire database or writes an ASCII CDF name and
address file for use with MailMerge. Allows indexing by
name or by zipcode, fast name searches, built-in tele-
phone dialer, automatic dating if a ZSDOS clock is
present. Requires a VLIB4D+ graphics Z3TCAP.
ZDT vs 1.3 - ZDT is the Z-System Day Timer, a daily planning calendar
(41k) derived from ZDB. If your system has a clock, ZDT auto-
matically reads it and displays the current day's
schedule, checking the data file for any previously
entered appointments, memos, etc. ZDT will also work
with manual date entry. Requires ZCPR 3.0 or higher,
VLIB4+ and extended TCAP. Small, feature-packed just
like ZDB.
...and additional files ZFILEB45.LZT and Z3HELP45.LBR.
The Z3COM package is a full set of executable (.COM) files supporting ZCPR3
and the Z-System. The package consists of 677 files, totalling 2,730k and
is bundled on 10 5.25 DSDD diskettes. Configuration files for many of the
executables are included, bundled in a separate LBR called CONFIG. This is
for convenient usage with the new ZCNFG tool which recognizes .CFG files
from within LBRs. This is a complete package, containing earlier programs
designed under ZCPR 3.0 and 3.3 as well as the newest utilities supporting
NZCOM and ZCPR 3.4. It also includes some "essential" general CP/M prog-
rams such as ARK, UNARC, CRUNCH, UNCR, NULU. (Foreign Surcharge: $6.00)
2. Z3HELP system (11/18/91)...................................(6 disks) $30.00
The Z3 Help System is a set of libraries containing on-line help for nearly
all available Z-System programs and utilities. It is updated monthly by
Bill Tishey to reflect new releases and changes to existing programs. The
package currently consists of 26 libraries containing 571 member files,
totalling 1,700+k. (Foreign Surcharge: $3.00)
Text files of articles relating to Z-system printed in The Computer Journal
by Jay Sage, Bridger Mitchell and others on the Z-Team. This collection
includes TCJ issues 25 to the present. We encourage you to subscribe to
TCJ and offer this collection to show their quality of articles. (Foreign
Surcharge: $2.50)
A comprehensive collection of tools for the s
erious Z-System programmer.
Includes all the essential Z-System Libraries, as well as utilities,
modules and routines which current Z-System programmers and developers find
most useful. Note: Source code for the Libraries is proprietary and
could not be included. This package contains the compiled .REL modules (in
Microsoft format) with complete documentation and on-line help. (Foreign
Surcharge: $5.00)
Z-System programs and utilities useful in text and word processing.
Includes: ZDE (the Z-System Display Editor), tools and tips for users of
ZDE, WordStar CP/M 4.0, and the PMATE/ZMATE text editors; Z-System utilit-
ies for handling, filtering, and converting text; Z-System print utilit-
ies, and several classic generic CP/M text/word processing utilities,
including a full-blown spell-checker. (Foreign Surcharge: #3.50)
A unique set of the "best" tools in this category, including a number of
CP/M standbys. Programs with similar function were included only when one
provided a unique, valuable feature. Directory listers, file finders,
typers, extractors, tools for handling ARC, ARK, ZIP and ZOO files, and
major library shell programs (including VLU and NULU). (Foreign Surcharge:
$3.00)
CUSTOM ORDERS:
1. Custom Order Disks...................................................$10.00
You tell us what you want. Order full release libraries of any files shown
in the ZFILEVxx.LST, which may be found in the latest catalog. Be sure to
determine the amount of space required for each request. List requested
files as you wish them to be placed on each disk, and do not exceed the
capacity of your format. Price shown is per disk, no matter the files
necessary to fill the disk. Sorry, no discounts available for this labor-
intensive service. Allow extra time for processing. (Foreign Surcharge:
$2.00 per disk)
1. We support nearly all 5.25 CP/M formats, both 48-tpi and 96-tpi, including
Apple. We also support 8-inch CP/M formats. We may not be able to support
hard-sectored formats. Please inquire.
Note to Amstrad PC owners: Due to the very high cost of Amstrad disks, we
must place a surcharge of $5 per disk on your orders. This charge is
waived if you supply your own formatted disks in either 48-tpi or 96-tpi
formats.
2. FOREIGN SHIPPING SURCHARGE: applied to orders to countries other than the
U.S., Canada or Mexico. This surcharge is not subject to discounts, as it
reflects actual postal costs occurred in processing your order.
Individual orders - 1-3 issues ....... $10.00 (+ $2 per disk
4-9 issues ....... $9.00 + $2 per disk
10+ issues ....... $7.50 + $2 per disk)
4. DISCOUNTS: Z-Node sysops receive a 50% discount from standard rates,
except custom ordered disks. Multiple disk rates for individual Z-SUS
releases cannot be applied in addition to the Z-Node sysop discount.
5. Cash payments must be made in U.S. currency or by checks drawn on a U.S.
bank. MasterCard and VISA credit cards (or the foreign equivalents) are
accepted.
Mail to: Sage Microsystems East
1435 Centre Street
Newton Centre, MA 02159-2469
Voice: 617-965-3552 (09:00 am - 11:30 pm, late eve preferred)
Modem: 617-965-7259 (24-hr, 300/1200/2400 bps, password = DDT)
6. Other special packages will soon be available. We will also be accepting
custom orders (specific .COM files, specific LBRs, source only, etc.).
Watch for details in updates to ORDER.SUS.
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