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Revision as of 14:15, 3 September 2006
Günter Radestock was born either 1966 or 1967 in Germany. He studied computer science at the university of Karlsruhe, Germany.
The Atari-ST mouse adapter and G-Paint
The Atari-ST mouse adapter from Schneider Magazin issue 07/1988
The German CPC magazine Schneider Magazin featured a three part series (issue 07/1988 to 09/1988) of an Atari-ST mouse adapter along with some utilities for it he made. The adapter allowed real analogous use of the mouse.
- Part 1 (issue 07/1988)
- Instruction for the Atari-ST mouse adapter.
- Listings to test the adapter.
- Listing for an RSX extension to use the mouse in BASIC programs; printed as data listing as well as Maxam assembler listing.
- Listings to use the mouse in CP/M 2.2 and Turbo Pascal.
- Listing for the pointer editor PED.
- Listing for a program called Hello to show disc catalogues and choose and start files.
- Part 2 (issue 08/1988)
- Listing for the graphic utility G-Paint v2.0 (13 full magazine pages of datas)
- Part 3 (issue 09/1988)
- Listing for the font editor ZED which allowed to make proportional fonts (up to 32x20 pixels) for use in G-Paint.
- Listings for three fonts for ZED and G-Paint.
Other software
- HGRgraf
- EXTgraf
