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00-index.txt
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11,467
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1994/9/7 [03:29:50]
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bprinter.hlp
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4,096
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1993/6/8 [00:17:12]
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No description available.
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calcrcp.z80
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14,976
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1994/9/2 [22:23:14]
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calcrcp.zz0
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7,552
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1993/6/8 [00:20:18]
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Eric Meyer's classic HP.COM redone as a Z3 RCP that cam be run without leaving your text editor. Very handy idea by Carson Wilson.
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cled15.lbr
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38,784
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1993/6/8 [00:15:16]
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RCPCLED, Version 1.5 update has some improvements and smaller code size. U/L by Rob Friefeld
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cled15.not
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1,536
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1993/6/8 [00:15:20]
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Note on modifying CLED 1.5 code for compatibility with AT task scheduler.
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debugrcp.aqm
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19,584
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1993/6/8 [00:24:24]
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There have been a number of requests for this RCP that gives you a memory resident MU3 (the memory utility for Z3 that reads what you have in memory). You asked for it and you got it.
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debugrcp.asm
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28,160
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1994/9/2 [22:27:26]
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fcp10.lbr
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17,792
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1993/6/8 [00:14:26]
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New flow control package with many new features, the most significant being: 1) new commands AND and OR for combining tests, IFQ for displaying entire IF status; 2) automatic detection of colon in command invocation so that the transient IF.COM (COMIF) can be used even if the option is coded in the resident FCP; 3) ability to load the transient IF.COM in high memory so as not to affect the TPA and allow use of the GO and SAVE commands after transient IF processing.
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files.bbs
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6,821
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1994/9/14 [17:01:24]
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files.pcb
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11,342
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1994/8/25 [18:50:02]
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gkey2.lbr
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7,040
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1993/6/8 [00:27:24]
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a simple but small and useful key-definition program for any CP/M or Z-System computer.
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iopclk10.lbr
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22,656
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1993/6/8 [00:15:54]
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IOPCLK loads and removes a ZSDOS clock NZCOM IOP module which runs in the background to display the current date and time in a specified host computer message field on your terminal. IOPCLK updates its display every second (mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss) but can be configured to update it every minute (mm/dd/yy hh:mm). IOPCLK must be configured (using ZCNFG) for your terminal. See IOPCLK10.HZP.
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iopldr11.lbr
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14,208
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1993/6/8 [00:16:14]
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IOPLDR is a generalized IOP loader REL module that may be linked to load and remove a target custom NZCOM IOP module. It performs all required pre-load checks, environment validation, and it loads and relocates the IOP module to the NZIOP buffer for execution and also removes the loaded IOP module. It is designed to be called by a simple user- written custom loader. See IOPLDR11.HZP.
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mkz3bas2.lbr
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7,424
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1993/6/8 [00:17:24]
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A slightly spiffed version of Herbert zur Nedden's simple Z-Tool for creating an old- fashioned Z3BASE.LIB for the running ZCPR 3.3 or later Z-System. This makes it possible to reassemble older, non-relocatable system segments (such as the Ampro and Micromint BIOS source files, BYExxx.ASM, etc.) for use in more modern Z environments.
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nukey.hlp
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15,744
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1994/9/2 [22:23:14]
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nukey.hzp
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8,448
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1993/6/8 [00:14:02]
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No description available.
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nukeyclk.lbr
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4,864
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1993/6/8 [00:13:50]
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NuKeyClk is a ZCPR33+ program which reads the current date and time from internal clock and loads them into memory for use as a NuKey macro string. This makes it easy to put the right date in a Word-star or other document. Written in Z80 assembler with ZMAC, ZML, and the V4LIBs and ZSLIB routines. Requires Z- system. Written by Joe Mortensen
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nukeyfix.wy
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2,816
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1993/6/8 [00:15:24]
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NuKey gives some people problems. This text file provides some ARUNZ aliases which work reliably and get around the problems.
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nzfcp13.lbr
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32,512
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1993/6/8 [00:16:56]
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Source code plus the compiled Flow Control Packages (FCP's) distributed in FCP.LBR as part of the Z System. The precompiled modules are in Z-Relocatable form, and must be loaded with JetLDR, NZCOM, or Z3PLUS. Now features interactive assembly of code a-la- Z34RCP11 under the SLR or ZMAC assemblers. Macro now reports length of resulting FCP in records and bytes following assembly. JetLDR signons also automatically generated. 9/15/90 Carson Wilson
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rcpspace.lbr
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7,936
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1993/6/8 [00:27:36]
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No description available.
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rcptraps.lbr
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10,624
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1993/6/8 [00:27:52]
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No description available.
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rcpzrl11.lbr
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120,832
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1993/6/8 [00:27:02]
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Z-System Resident Command Package (RCP) in Z relocatable form, version 1.1. NZ-COM, JetLDR, or Z3PLUS is required to use these files. The modules are named as RCP-nnxy.ZRL where "nn" is the size of the RCP in records, "x" is either "F" for floppy systems or "H" for fixed disk systems, and "y" is "C" if the new command line editor shell is included. You probably won't want to download all of the .ZRL modules. See Z34RCP11.LBR for source code. U/L by Carson Wilson
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recorder.hlp
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6,016
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1993/6/8 [00:17:06]
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No description available.
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setiop.lbr
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14,976
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1993/6/8 [00:28:14]
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A ZCPR3 system utility for those who don't want to put IOP intercept code in their BIOS. SETIOP installs the intercept vectors after LDR has loaded the IOP into place. Until the vectors are installed, the BIOS uses its own I/O routines and makes NO reference to the IOP. Saves space in BIOS, and may be necessary for those who can't modify their BIOS. Contains a standard DUMMY IOP with discussion of the principles.
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sltrap.lbr
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26,496
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1993/6/8 [00:28:50]
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No description available.
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sysdef11.lib
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3,072
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1993/6/8 [00:23:58]
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Macro/include file with definitions for common symbols, such as the DOS function numbers.
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sysenv.asm
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640
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1993/6/8 [00:27:04]
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No description available.
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sysenv.lib
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3,328
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1993/6/8 [00:19:34]
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No description available.
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sysenv2.lbr
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4,992
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1993/6/8 [00:27:14]
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This is a upgrade for SYSENV that is specific for ZCPR34. It also supports the Extended TCAP that Joe Wright did for WS4 and ZCPR33. Note that the values included in the SYSENV and the included Z3base fit my SB180 system. I gave credit for this to Jay, but any mistakes in it are mine. Steve Mendelson
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sysiop21.lbr
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47,616
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1993/6/8 [00:23:52]
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Sysiop21.lbr was released by the original author of sysiop2 (Edi Cram p) shortly after his original release, and fixes several bugs in the original version and adds more facilities.
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wildcat.txt
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6,665
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1994/9/14 [18:05:44]
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xb11.doc
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18,816
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1994/9/2 [22:23:16]
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xb11.dzc
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9,856
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1993/6/8 [00:29:04]
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No description available.
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z33rcplt.lib
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5,504
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1993/6/8 [00:20:26]
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This very slightly modified file is from the Z33RCP.LBR. The TYPE command no longer allows control characters to be sent to the screen. The control characters in WordStar files sometimes cause problems on my terminal. In particular, lines ending in soft hyphens were double spaced, which caused the top lines to scroll off before the page pause. If you have similar problems, this is for you.
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z34rcp11.lbr
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109,568
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1993/6/8 [00:22:50]
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Z-System Resident Command Package (RCP) in source code form, version 1.1. Complete Z80 source code to the RCP plus documentation, for ZCPR versions 3.3 and above. Adds several exciting new commands and features and fixes various bugs in the previous release. See companion file RCPZRL11.LBR for pre-compiled RCP modules which may be loaded with NZ-COM, Z3PLUS, or JetLDR. U/L by Carson Wilson
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z3key14.lbr
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67,072
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1993/6/8 [00:18:50]
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Z3KEY14.LBR is a general cleanup of the code and reorginization for easier installation. The Z3KEYRCP.Z80 code has been modified for the ZASM.COM assembler which is included in the library so everyone will have the right assembler. The Z3KEY.COM utility is now self installing for the environment descriptor. Type Z3KEY // for help.
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zap.lbr
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19,840
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1993/6/8 [00:19:18]
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A fairly powerful debugger (much better than DEBUGRCP) implemented as an RCP.
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zbye12z.mac
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39,936
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1994/9/2 [22:27:24]
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zbye12z.mqc
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24,832
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1993/6/8 [00:20:06]
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Earl Boone's mod of ZBYE, which implements BYE as an RCP, for use with the SLR assemblers.
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zsysp14.lbr
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5,504
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1993/6/8 [00:19:26]
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5504 06-07-93 No description available.
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