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Applemind (Side A) Mastermind revisited - the rebirth of an old standby. *&The Crossword MachE*&Softdisk #73 Table of Contents FIRST THINGS ------------- Table of Contents (Side A) You are here. Diskovery (Side A) Our managing editor talks about life. About Softdisk (Side A) An introduction for new users. *&FUN & GAMx y ~ ~  x~ Y   QPPQU    |Yp RSss Lm>>`    0sy|~>~ ? ?  xL| x >2 xAyMx pf`~`   `   LLL  ~~~ ~ OOO  @  L L    |y @ 00 ((    ?8?  s383s |  8s3? PU  p~  y fff y  ss0sssp   3   x y  ||p||Lax y  ~ f A@`@       ||~ ~|xxggggg    C    3  ~| ~g  333sssOO   ggfff  ?xsp0 ꮛ 3s ? ?     ||<8 {O{Os|sD}}u|z|w~w}v|t}w}w}w}w}w OwOw ~~~ `@@~|xp`@@@`x         O? 绦ꪮ A|aO`     x|y|  yy9> Զݷ݇     Հ燿 to Africa in this hi-res slide show. Pixel Puzzler (Side B) A hi-res jigsaw puzzle with three levels of difficulty. HELPWARE --------- Q & D Volume Mapper (Side B) Print full catalogs of your disks. *&DISKUSSION (Side B) ----------- Our readers speak their minds. LAST THINGS ------------ CodeQuest Contest (Side B) All about our programming contest. In the Mail (Side B) Subscription information. Harvest (Side B) Submission information. *&Credits (Side B) Whodunit. Help (Side A) Instant coac ace. *& You will find ZIPPERS to be a little easier to win than other Zelman creations. But the number of points you receive depends how you construct the zipper. When you play a queen of spades on a king of spades, for example, you receive five pmopqrstuvwxyz{| standard deck of 52 cards. Cards are placed on top of one another in sequence: queens are played on kings; fours are played on fives. The object of the game is to create four zippers, a sequence of thirteen cards beginning with a king and ending with an /{ O\T*&by Paul Zelman No, Paul Zelman's ZIPPERS has nothing to do with clothing. Instead, as long time SOFTDISK readers might suspect, ZIPPERS is another of Paul's nifty card games. ZIPPERS is played with aion press H twice to see the Help article. &-- End of About Softdisk --  O*&You can use the keyboard, joystick, or mouse to get around in the Softdisk menu and text presentation system. Mouse and joystick users, click on the disk icon and "Contents" (above) to see the menus. Keyboarders, press C. For full informatall living things, Softdisk continues to grow and change. Come with us as we take a nostalgic voyage through yesteryear... er... as we leap ahead into the exciting future of home computing. --Jim Weiler &-- End of Diskovery -- ikrom caterpillar to butterfly. Where before we crawled, now we will fly. What was gross, ugly, and dull will now be delicate, beautiful and colorful. *&Without the metaphors, that translates into faster disk access and a friendlier environment. Like  *&"Life is change. That's how it differs from the rocks." -John Wyndham, REBIRTH This month, Softdisk experiences a rebirth of its own. We've finally changed over to the ProDOS operating system. Our rebirth will be like the metamorphosis fhing on how to use Softdisk. &-- End of Table of Contents -- oints. But playing a queen of diamonds on the king of spades nets only one point. To learn more about ZIPPERS, read the instructions Paul has included with his program. *& With a little luck, you'll be a member of the Zippers Hall of Fame in no time. Editor's note: Over the years, Paul Zelman has been one of Softdisk's most prolific -- and talented -- contributors. How did he get his start? We asked Paul to provide a brief bio... *&THE WALRUS SINGS: A Zelman Profile As far back as I can rend save it onto a disk. Next, I type the instructions into AppleWorks and edit them to create the final draft of the instructions. These instructions are then printed onto a disk as a standard text file. *&Then, I use Program Writer (which I highly rscreen or printed out to a user selected slot. Then the game program is run. *&Once I sit down at the computer, I change the startup program to reflect the new program's name, then I draw the title page, pack it using Dav Holle's Pack/Unpack routine aines which contain the program's name. It initializes the case converter (if resident in an Apple ][+), loads and unpacks the title picture and asks the player if she wants the sound on. If the player needs instructions, they are loaded and displayed on atement at a time) in the form of flowcharts. I always end up with many flowcharts for each program, the main flowchart and one flowchart for each subroutine I need. *&The startup program for each of my games is virtually the same, except for a few le program instructions, finalizing the rules and controls of the game. Then I write an outline of the general flow of the program, including the routines I need. *&Lastly, also on paper, I write all the code I need for the entire game (one program ste procedure I followed writing my first program (Craps), I now plan out programs completely, away from the computer, before I type in any code. Less than 25% of my time programming is spent sitting at the computer. On paper, I write the first draft of throm games in books. Other times I make a change in the rules to (I think) improve the game, or I combine features of several different games into one completely new game. In any event, the game must be fun and challenging to play. *&In contrast to ththe quality of the program. Softy was right. That constructive criticism by Softy helped me realize that if I became a lazy programmer, I would leave myself open to even more criticism later! *&Many of my solitaire card game programs come directly fibed to Softdisk (issue #12). I submitted my program, Craps, to Softdisk and they published it in issue #15, but Softy stated in that issue that he didn't like my pay-off odds. I took a shortcut to make the program easier to write and it had compromised es graphics over programs using any other Applesoft display. I wrote my first program, "Craps", with no preplanning, while sitting at the computer. From start to finish it was spaghetti code, no structure whatsoever! *&About that time, I first subscr dealt with programming on the Apple ][. Nibble magazine was especially helpful in expanding my knowledge of Applesoft. *&Right from the start, I decided to use hi-res graphics whenever possible in my programs, because I preferred programs using hi-rputer programmer if I could learn Applesoft BASIC. I learned Applesoft by reading THE APPLESOFT TUTORIAL while sitting at the computer experimenting with the examples in the text. *&I also typed in programs from any magazine or book I could find thatrs never faded. *&I bought my first Apple (an Apple ][+) back in September 1981. I got it to play the many arcade-type games that were available. But I quickly became bored just playing games. That's when I realized that I could, indeed, become a commember, computers have intrigued me. I grew up wanting to be a computer programmer. I even went to college to study computer science. But college didn't work out for me and after several months I quit school and got a job. But my fascination with computeecommend!) to enter the code for the game program, copied directly from the flowcharts. Once that file is complete, I test for syntax errors with the utility D.Bug from the D-Code disk. Next, the toolbox routines are appended to the file. *&Lastly, I play/test the entire program for bugs. Once I think all the bugs are out, I go back and fine-tune the program. This includes correcting any cosmetic details that need improving. I think the importance of those final two finishing steps should not be unIN LINES 2, 20 & 21 FOR NEW PROGRAM KB"PRINT U/C",0::T$;::950:nB "PRINT U/C",0::T$;::950:BR(16336)(16336):BF$"ZIPPERS":FF$"ZIPPERS":B104,64:16384,0::(4)"RUNZIPPERS.PROG":BTF1:T$(A):CB$FF$" INSTRUC}________________________________ THANKS TO DAV HOLLE FOR HIS PACKER/UNPACKER ROUTINE. THANKS TO ROGER WAGNER PUBLISHINGFOR THE USE OF "TOOLBOX SERIES" AMPERSAND ROUTINES. ________________________________(B16384:160: CHANGE PROGRAM NAMES @20000C@(175)256(176)46:(637)223į"PRINT U/C",1@________________________________ ZIPPERS COPYRIGHT (C) 1986 PAUL M. ZELMAN 739 TIFFT STREET BUFFALO, NY 14220 WRITTEN: 16 OCT 86 ________________________________A Buffalo, NY &-- End of Zippers text -- -- Press R to run Zippers -- pend on, the hardware or software tools one uses, but with a good idea. The implementation of that idea may be speeded up with the help of the various tools available, but knowledge and imagination are the most important factors. Paul M. Zelman that I looked like a walrus when I swam. "Walrus" never became my nickname, as such; but it was as close to a nickname as I've ever had. That is where the idea for my walrus logo originated. *&I believe a good program does not begin with, or even dent hours play/testing each of my programs. Nancy, a graphic designer and former programmer, and Rob, a programmer, both help me on a continual basis with support and advice in their fields of expertise. *&When I was a youngster, my father always saided and flabbergasted. People still write to me with questions, suggestions and comments. *&My entire family has been very supportive and helpful, especially my father, Miroslaw Zelman, and my sister and her husband, Nancy and Rob Webb. My father spes ago I got a long distance call from Toronto, Canada. A woman from Australia had enjoyed playing one of my games on Softdisk and while she was on a business trip to Toronto, she decided to take the time and give me a call. To say the least, I was flatter would generate similar complaints. If so, I try to figure out a solution that would satisfy that complaint for any future programs that I write. *&Feedback from users of my programs is important to me. Feedback is not all negative. A couple of yearderestimated. They could mean the difference between a program people play and enjoy repeatedly and a program that is quickly set aside and soon forgotten. *&When I read a valid complaint or criticism about a program, I ask myself whether my programsTIONS"(C((B$)40B$" "B$" ":40BC2(B$)40B$(B$,40)HC<eCFR(1):(16384)12870CPA$:A(A$):16368,0:A96A123AA32CZCdR(1):(16384)128ıCn(16384)128ıCx54915::(4)"CLOSE"F$".INST":::210XD24:2:T$"ESC":9::" to play ";:T$"ARROWS":9::" page through text";:2:1:70:A27ılD54915:::210D:(4)"CLOSE"D54915:::I(218)(219)256:J(222):216,0:"PRINT U/C",0:"ERROR #"J" HAS OCCURRED IN LINE #"I"!":"AMP":E15"^eP^_eQ_ ȱ^8e^^_ , l^ưȭ氩L8ˍ`w1_i76%H6^ȥ7^h67ɾa^6ȱ^7L<2H<)۰ "F11:F2I1:IA:23:17:"Done";:300H"23:17:I;:23:17H,(0)15:JJ:110:::(4)"CLOSE"F$".INST":150I6I15030DG:A78Ĺ16297,0:16304,0:"PRINT U/C",0:"AMP":1:1:21kG:30:T$B$:9::34,2::F11320G22:6:"Loading..........instructions.":24:" (Press any key to skip instructions.)";:3:16368,0:20G:(4)"OPEN"F$".INST":145KH:CK.OBJ"::(4)"BLOAD",F$".PAC"pF230,32:0,0:1,97:24576:16301,1:16297,0:16304,0:360::950:420:F16297,0:16304,0:16368,0F24:1:"Do you need instructions? [Y or N] [";:T$"N":8:"]";:2:1F70:A13A78GA89A7820"E20:::230,32:62450::E10:" This program incorporates portions of The Toolbox Series, a copyrighted product of Roger Wagner Publishing, Inc.":I13000:!F23:8)"Just a moment, please...":"PRINT U/C",0:1::(4)"BLOADPACK.UNPA` G ``  `KK5ՀՀ𼜜𜜜𼜜𜜜 `GՀ0ՀLL@ caq C`@  GՀ33`cc~@@@ Հff 13aa ? LL 0 f>f 瀪 >Հ ÿ33 x|x ~倀 矀f` pqx s00Հ`ՕՅ p|ՀϿ |pǟ߀```@xLxՀ 00 ff ` >Հ G0    8H888р5Հ  @``Հ　Հ ?0Հπ > >ffՀ5|KK yca繹󀪪~`~Հ `pc π `cgcՀ  ׀  ?fՀ >c`l LL@ހ x xՀՀx``xՀ򀀀a`p L@@ @Հ GO``` Հʀ ϟLՀ3`qcC~~@@Հ>f>33a`3aa3Հ󜼜x|x ``LLffs33L ~倀 π`c``10Հ0 xLxx0f`y?ހ ffՀA`Axqp|pՀ򀀀3π ` xx|׀ LL` Հʀ Ͽ  0秧߀  <~<Հ c~0 runs properly under either DOS 3.3 or ProDOS. To convert the files from one DOS to the other, use any ProDOS version of Copy ][ Plus (version 6.0 or later). The files needed to run "Zippers" are listed below: ZIPPERS <- (RUN this file to start.) ZIPPERr right hand corner of the controls window during the game. -- Program Notes -- The delay routine in this program displays a flashing rectangle in the lower right hand corner of the text window. Press any key to cancel the delay. This programessary). [P] picks up the card(s) at the pointer and gives you two new controls: [P] puts the card(s) you [P]icked up back where you got them. [D] drops the card(s) you [P]icked up at the pointer. The score will be shown in the lowe are no cards left to be dealt!":B$"":~EA$"No need to redeal!":B$"There are only "(W(0,0))" cards in the waste!":JA$"This Zipper is complete!":B$"It is frozen and out of play.": OA$"Only a king may be placed into":B$"an empty tableau space!":UTA$"The next card on this tableau pile":B$"must be a"Z$(V1)"!":YA$"Card(s) may not be dropped":B$"onto any ace!":(34,0:35,19::1:1:TX$" INSTRUCTIONS FOR GAME CONTROLS ":9:34,2:20:1:"_________________________I110:H$(I,1):H$(I,2)::D$"CLOSE"B$:6DD$"LOCK"B$:NH0:s@D$(4):B$"ZIPPERS.HOF"::D$"OPEN"B$:5AD$"READ"B$:I110:H$(I,1):H$(I,2)::D$"CLOSE"B$:6BS(H$(10,2))ı2I1011:JI1:S(H$(I,2))H$(J,1)H$(I,1):H$(2200250B100:A8A21A27A47A68A801425WA27İ600:1425qA8A21İ1200:1430A47İ400:1425A80İ1900:2000:D$(4):B$"ZIPPERS.HOF"::D$"UNLOCK"B$:D$"DELETE"B$:D$"OPEN"B$:5-D$"WRITE"B$: game?":12:"[Y or N] [";:TX$"Y":8:"]";:12:1:16368,0_100:A89A13A781310n(A13A89t2xLE0:CU(0)8ĭP(CU(0),0,0)0LE1}CU(0)8ĭW(0,0)0LE1CU(0)8ĭP(CU(0),0,0)13DO(CU(0),0,0)0LE5LE0300::YY(CU(0))4:CU(0)8ĭP(CU(0),0,0)1YY(10(P(CU(0),0,0)1))TV36X,Y:0:h1100:A81230CU(0)CU(0)1:CU(0)8CU(0)11240CU(0)CU(0)1:CU(0)0CU(0)81100:>34,19::34,0:22:1:" Does someone else want to play a"PRINT U/C",0:n34,0::16368,0:J0:K1:I12:JJ1:L(1):(16384)127Ĺ16368,0:16301,1:I2::I1:J35J0:(0)50:KK:K11015,102016302,0:12:" Press any key to begin.":16301,1::CL16:XX(CU(0))26240,102I:(0)50:<4:245,J50251,J50:I1500:c I152:DK(I)D(J):JJ1:J53J1%:I152:D(I)DK(I)::::62450:SU18:VD(C)V13SUSU1:VV13:910(1)1į"PRINT U/C",1:(1)2į"PRINT U/C",1,I:::"Press any key to cut cards at the line.":16368,0:I52101:3:245,I251,I(16384)128I101Ē0:245,I251,I: (16384)128I101Ē4:245,I251,I:I52:16368,0::JI50:I101:IJ11:0:40,50I240,50I:3:40,102I:34,20:16368,01:21:" 1 - Shuffle again 2 - Cut & deal 3 - Deal Which [";:TX$"?":8:"]";:12:1100A$"1"A$"2"A$"3"750:A$"1"710A$"3"ĉ:62450:W6:"Shuffling":62450:$K0:33I5211cJD(I):D(I)D(((1)52)1):D(((0)52)1)JKK:15(50K),I50215(50K),I50:(0)50:I125:0:266I,51266I,102:3:65I,5165I,102:0:14I,5114I,102:3:215I,51215I,102::73167,90:0:Y114:46128,Y:69138,Y:49148,Y:16297,0:16304,0:I110:(0)90:10:::62450:"PRINT U/C",0:"AMP":103,1:104,8:2048,0::(4)"BYE":::62450:34,21::16:"Shuffling":I152:D(I)I::715::34,21::1:" Would you like to play another game? ":23:12:"[Y or N] [";:TX$"Y":8:"]":12:1:16368,0o100~A13A89A89A7866034,19::34,0:A8910100NH11500:1300:34,19::34,0:A8910000[:62450:48:72110,90:16:16304,0::35,24:<K(((40(C$))2).5):K:C$;:X:22:1:" Do you want to end this game? ":23:12:"[Y or N] [";:TX$"N":8:"]":1]100bA13A78gA78A89605l:A78ı1700:54915::::2500f22:1picks up the card at the pointer andgives you two different controls:":100:::" [D] drops the card, you picked up, at the pointer.":" [P] puts the card, you picked up, back where you got it from."100:34,0:16297,0______________";:1527,159::16303,0~:"[?] & [/] shows you these instructions. ":"[ESC] lets you quit this game.":"[ARROWS] move the pointer from one pile to the next.":"[G] deals the next three cards from the deck.":J"[P] J,2)H$(I,2):H$(I,1)"-> "P$:H$(I,2)(S):NH1::FZ4ı :SS1000:21:16:TX$" YOU WIN ":8:23:C$"1000 Point Bonus! 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When you switch from keyboard mode to joystick mode, the program writes your preference to disk. From then on, every time you play SPACE ARK, the program puts you in joystick mode automatically. *& This is all well andhildren's Mode," a mode where your mistakes generally aren't fatal. *&Final notes: The text in THE SPACE ARK refers to a "program disk" and a "scenario disk". The side one of the disk is the program disk; the flip side is the scenario. There is modes: SPACE BAR -- Stops movement ESCAPE -- Pauses game Any key -- Resumes play CTRL-S -- Toggles sound  To change from keyboard mode to joystick mode, press CTRL-N and follow the screen prompts. Pressing CRTL-N also lets you choose to play in "Cat first. Your task is simply to guess a number the program has selected at random. *& Depending on the difficulty level you've chosen, this number has between one and seven digits. You have 17 chances to guess the number. 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Press --> for the next page. *&A number of functions may be available to you when you are reading a text feature such as this hewhisked away to that feature. Press --> for the next page. *&You've probably noticed the turned-up page corners in the lower left and right corners of the screen. They simply let you know if a page preceeds or follows the one you're reading. The txt page. *&When you select a department by pressing arrow keys and RETURN while the contents menu is pulled down, a submenu displays the programs and features in that department. Use the arrow keys and RETURN to select a submenu option and you'll be display the disk's "Contents Menu". The contents menu is the quickest way to get from program to program. The menu displays a list of Softdisk departments (First Things, Helpware, Fun & Games, etc.). Press C to see, then press ESC. Press --> for the ne the right arrow key and read on. *&THE KEYS TO SUCCESS <-- and --> These arrow keys are for turning the "pages" of the disk. If you want, you can read the entire disk from beginning to end just by pressing the right arrow key. You can press C to If you have a mouse or joystick you can click on the menu bar at the top of the screen to pull down disk option and contents menus. You can also turn the pages by clicking on the turned-up page corners at the lower left and right. Keyboard users, press$ ?%  *&Welcome to the Softdisk operating system! If you need a little help learning the system, this tutorial should have you zipping around Softdisk in no time at all. Press the right arrow key to advance to the next page. *& lp article: RUN, PRINT, QUIT, and HELP. Press R at any time the disk icon appears at the top left to run the program associated with the text you're reading. Some items have no programs associated with them. In those cases pressing R would have no effect. Press --> for the next page. *&Press P at any time to print the text of the article you are reading. Press Q at any time to quit Softdisk altogether. Press H at any time to get help. (Note: if a particular option can't be accessed at a given t exactly the same way. Pressing ESCAPE lets you "back out" of any menu that's displayed. *& Anyway, the best way to learn is by doing, so go and get your feet wet. We're sure you'll find the water pleasant. help with the Contents Menu. The "up" and "down" arrow keys move a highlight up and down the departments displayed by the Contents Menu; pressing RETURN selects a department and displays the department's sub-menu. The sub-menu's features are selected inlets you know by listing that option in "shadow" letters. Don't worry: you'll know what we're talking about when you see it.) Now, a few words about the SECOND help screen you've seen. *& The second help screen is there for people who need a littleoptions: R -- Run. (the current program) P -- Print. Prints the text article you're reading. Q -- Quit. Exits SOFTDISK. H -- Help. Displays the help screen. *&(Note: if a particular option can't be accessed at the present time, the help screen matter if you use the Contents Menu or the left and arrow keys to explore the issue, you're always taken to the article about the program, not the program itself. *& Of course, you don't have to read the article if you don't want to: there are disk le appears a little below the title. *&R -- Run. If you're an astute reader, you've already noticed that we've spent a lot of time talking about READING articles about programs, not running the programs themselves. There's a good reason for this: noly noticed the turned-up page corners in the lower left and right corners of the screen. They simply let you know if a page preceeds or follows the one you're reading. The title of the article appears at the top of each page; the page number of the articof Help -- `o7|~~|||?~|xp`px|~?{q`@ p8``q{00gg|}}|?~|xp`px|~?{q``8p @`q{@|||~~|' `2 O "gʩP˩B Xư b`! 氥%Bư!  &! `2L~|xp`pCxg~O~?{q`@ @`q{|?O~g~Cxp`px|~{q`@ @`q{@ime, the help box lets you know by displaying that option in "shadow". Sound mysterious? Press H now to see RUN in shadow.) *& The best way to learn is by doing, so go and get your feet wet. We're sure you'll find the water pleasant. &-- End