I have mostly typed out the listings from the book as they were printed

The exceptions are that I have added REMs at the top stating the page in the book where the listings began, and adding book title and author lines.

In a few cases, where it was very clean and easy to do so, I have added lines to dump the execution and exit directly to the computer's main MENU.

All of these additions are obvious in that I have inserted my line numbers between the original 10,20,30,... line numbers. This way, if you want the exact original code, you just have to remove the single or XX5 lines.

Note: These additions have altered the original file byte sizes, but I have kept the values which the authors always put on the first line. 

The Files from The books 3rd section "Home Programs"

CALNDR: Neat little app.  "Create a perpetual calendar on your screen or printer" Also calculates number of days between two dates.  Fine with Y2K+ dates!

LOANS1: Determine the interest rate on a loan

PHONE: Separate and tally business calls on your home telephone

CHECK: Reconcile your checkbook the easy way

BUDGET: Set up and track your household budget

MILE: Track Mileage for your auto (data files saved with this can be opened and read with the next app "MAIN")

MAIN: An automobile maintenance program

MAIL: COmputerized order form (for the days of sending checks and orders through the mail)

Note that some of these use your printer... I don;t have a working printer yet for my Model Ts so I couldn't test that functionality and there may be bugs in my typing of those lines.  If so, run and follw the error messages, most likey it will be obvious when you know where to look.

 


