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Full Office While the ZX Spectrum word processor Tasword II (and later versions from Tasman Software) are very well known products the surprisingly comprehensive spread sheet software from the same software house is almost unknown: Tascalc. The software itself is Continue reading Tasmanian Spread
Soundscape of the day: Icehouse, Primitive Man, 1982
Soundscape of the day: Black Sabbath, Tyr, 1990
The Servant While scanning through my more than 30 years old ZX Microdrive cartridges I found stuff that is already available at the ususal ZX Spectrum archive sites (World of Spectrum or ZXDB). Nevertheless there is still room for improvement! Continue reading Typed Gem
Soundscape of the day: Opeth, Orchid, 1995
Tactile Add-On When the first pictures of the Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128 appeared usually the Spanish version of that new computer were shown. It was the Spanish Sinclair computer distributor who made Sinclair do it. So Spain was the first Continue reading Teclado
Soundscape of the day: Nine Inch Nails, Hesitation Marks, 2013
ROM Clashes After using my DivMMC Future with my ZX Spectrum 128 for a while I realized that this marvellous peripheral is better suited for a classic ZX Spectrum+/48K. There are technical reasons why you can’t really operate your Toastrack Continue reading Re-Arrangement
Soundscape of the day: Opeth, Sorceress, 2016
Selfmade Boots In the aftermath of merging the new AmigaOS 3.1.4 release with my existing AmigaOS 3.9 BoingBag 2+ installations I scanned the „DATA:“-partitions of my Amigas for older boot screen pictures. To my own surprise there were numerous attempts Continue reading Boot Embellishment