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Post by kernal on Feb 2, 2021 4:30:12 GMT
Hi Everyone, Not sure how active this place is, but I've been reminiscing about my youth with my Commodore 128, and have a paper I drew up about a piece of software I wrote back in 1987. It's in PDF form, and you can read it by downloading it from here: www.apatco.com/downloads/orderbook128.pdfThought it might be interesting to some of you, if not just ignore. lol Gord |
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Post by hydrophilic on Feb 2, 2021 5:15:51 GMT
Wow I was just expecting some reminiscing / summary about your software. This was like (almost) full-blown documentation! Although it isn't true software documentation, it seems similar (or better) than the crap provided with modern Micro$oft products. I couldn't read through all of it in detail, but thanks for sharing! If it makes you feel better, I also wanted to use REL files back in the days but always got stumped by technical difficulties  |
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Post by kernal on Feb 2, 2021 5:54:46 GMT
Thanks for the reply. I started out just making a few notes for myself so I wouldn't forget the events from so long ago, and one thing lead to another, and it got quite out of hand. :-)
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Post by bjonte on Feb 2, 2021 6:09:30 GMT
Nice story! Nice idea with the modem dial-up!
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Post by wsoft on Feb 5, 2021 0:13:49 GMT
A lot of info in there! You must be as bored as the rest of us 😁 Nice work, clean.
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Post by kernal on Feb 6, 2021 17:00:03 GMT
A lot of info in there! You must be as bored as the rest of us 😁 Nice work, clean. Lol, yes that is for sure. Being stuck at home gives me nothing better to do than dig out all my old equipment, and play. When I came across that software, I couldn't believe how little I could remember about it, and with no documentation, I thought it would be fun to reminisce. Thanks for the comment! |
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