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A Quick Reference Guide to the BASIC AND SYSTEM OPERATIONS of the Amstrad. | |||
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== Information == | == Information == | ||
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|Title:|| Amstrad Micro Guide | |Title:|| '''Amstrad Micro Guide''' | ||
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|Authors:|| Prof. Peter Morse, Brian Hancock | |Authors:|| Prof. Peter Morse, Brian Hancock | ||
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| | |Publisher:|| Century Communications LTD. | ||
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|Year:|| 1986 | |Year:|| 1986 | ||
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== Contents == | == Contents == | ||
[[Amstrad Micro Guide - Preface]] | |||
01. [[Amstrad Micro Guide - Conventions and terms used|Conventions and terms used]] | |||
02. [[Amstrad Micro Guide - Control keys|Control keys]] | |||
03. [[Amstrad Micro Guide - Operating system commands|Operating system commands]] | |||
04. [[Amstrad Micro Guide - Arithmetic and Logic operations|Arithmetic and Logic operations]] | |||
05. [[Amstrad Micro Guide - BASIC numeric functions|BASIC numeric functions]] | |||
06. [[Amstrad Micro Guide - BASIC string functions|BASIC string functions]] | |||
07. [[Amstrad Micro Guide - Graphics commands|Graphics commands]] | |||
08. [[Amstrad Micro Guide - Sound commands|Sound commands]] | |||
09. [[Amstrad Micro Guide - General AMSDOS commands|General AMSDOS commands]] | |||
10. [[Amstrad Micro Guide - AMSDOS and BASIC file commands|AMSDOS and BASIC file commands]] | |||
11. [[Amstrad Micro Guide - CP/M commands|CP/M commands]] | |||
12. [[Amstrad Micro Guide - Error messages|Error messages]] | |||
13. [[Amstrad Micro Guide - Memory map|Memory map]] | |||
14. [[Amstrad Micro Guide - List of Amstrad keywords|List of Amstrad keywords]] | |||
== Review == | == Review == | ||
The Century Microguide to the Amstrad is a conveniently sized, clearly laid out, quick reference guide for the busy Amstrad owner. lt comprehensively summarizes all the essential information | The Century Microguide to the Amstrad is a conveniently sized, clearly laid out, quick reference guide for the busy Amstrad owner. lt comprehensively summarizes all the essential information needed by the Amstrad enthusiast and includes: | ||
* Special Keyboard Features | * Special Keyboard Features | ||
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Each command is illustrated with simple examples to show how it is used in context and there are practical hints throughout the book. | Each command is illustrated with simple examples to show how it is used in context and there are practical hints throughout the book. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:40, 1 September 2014
A Quick Reference Guide to the BASIC AND SYSTEM OPERATIONS of the Amstrad.
Information
| Title: | Amstrad Micro Guide |
| Authors: | Prof. Peter Morse, Brian Hancock |
| Publisher: | Century Communications LTD. |
| Year: | 1986 |
| Pages: | 27 |
| ISBN: |
Contents
01. Conventions and terms used
02. Control keys
04. Arithmetic and Logic operations
08. Sound commands
10. AMSDOS and BASIC file commands
11. CP/M commands
12. Error messages
13. Memory map
Review
The Century Microguide to the Amstrad is a conveniently sized, clearly laid out, quick reference guide for the busy Amstrad owner. lt comprehensively summarizes all the essential information needed by the Amstrad enthusiast and includes:
- Special Keyboard Features
- Alphabetic Quick Reference
- Locomotive BASIC Commands
- Sound, Graphics, Text and Colour
- Numeric, Trigonometric and String Functions
- Input/Output Functions
- Arithmetic and Logic Operations
- File Handling Commands
- Indirection Operators
- Memory Maps
- Error Handling, Codes and Messages
- Operating System Commands
- Disc System Commands
Each command is illustrated with simple examples to show how it is used in context and there are practical hints throughout the book.
