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 | Come Back 64 0.9z |  | Come Back 64 is a free Commodore 64 emulator for MS-DOS. Sourcecode is included. Freeware! |
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  | ts1000-d.zip - | | This program emulates a Timex/Sinclair 1000 with a TS1016 16K RAM
expansion pack installed and a TS2040 thermal printer attached. TS1000
programs may be loaded and saved as MS-DOS files in the emulator's
installation directory. Printer output is routed to your PC's printer.
(Your printer must be Epson- or Proprinter II-compatible to support
this feature.)
Special requirements: None.
Changes: Fixes a bug in version 2.1 where superfluous BREAKs happen on
fast PCs.
ts1000-d.zip has replaced ts1000-c.zip.
Freeware. Uploaded by the author.
Jeff Vavasour
jeffv@physics.ubc.ca
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 | warsp251.zip - | | clean DOS environment. Emulates Spectrum 48K, 128K, +2 and Timex 2068,
Interface 1, Microdrive, Network, MIDI, RS232, joysticks, ZX printer,
keypad. Nice and clean sound emulation of both beeper and AY chip under
Adlib, SoundBlaster and PC speaker. Accurate timing allows direct
loading from real cassette. Supports about 30 different spectrum
formats (Z80, SNA, SLT, TZX, TAP, VOC, ZIP), also with proper TAP format
that can be compressed. Recognizes many nonstandard loaders. Real time
border and high color resolution effects emulated. Very fast, although
slightly slower than release 1.5, can reach original Spectrum speed at
386/33. Windows 95 aware. User shell with lot of options contains many
convertors, transfer utilities,file maintenance and database program.
Can make EXE file from Spectrum program. Built in transparent Z80
debugger. Expandable with emulation of other devices (mouse, parallel
printer) and PC instructions.
Special requirements: 286 or higher, any graphic card, sound card
recommended.
Changes: This version is realtime with Timex 2068 emulation, dozen of
file formats added, good support for SoundBlaster. User shell
can be in graphic mode.
warsp251.zip has replaced warasp15.zip.
Freeware. Uploaded by the coauthor.
Samir Ribic
megaribi@hermes.si
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 | dsktap11.zip - | | systems. It has been devised to help cassette-based Tandy Color
Computer (CoCo) and CoCo emulator users to use disk-based files found on
the Internet on their system. To keep it accessible to any type of
file, it takes as input a standard PC file, which it copies into a
virtual cassette (.CAS) file according to the standard settings used by
the CoCo.
Special requirements: None.
Freeware. Uploaded by the author.
Jean-Frangois Morin
jfmorin@altavista.net
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 | a800d090.zip - | | emulates Atari800, 800XL, 130XE and Atari5200. Full emulation of CPU,
ANTIC, GTIA and POKEY chips. A 486DX2 or higher is needed for decent
speed of emulation and Soundblaster compatible card for wonderful 8-bit
sound. One digital joystick is recommended, the other player can use
keyboard emulation of joystick.
Special requirements: None.
Freeware. Uploaded by the author.
Petr Stehlik
stehlik@cas3.zlin.vutbr.cz
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 | em3134b1.zip - | | by means of software only. If installed, EMU386 will add real mode 386
capabilities to 286s, no additional hardware required.
EMU386 will allows 286 users to run 386 MS-DOS programs that conforms:
(1) Didn't check or ignore CPU type. (2) Runs in real-mode only.
Some MS-DOS programs written recently are intended to run even on an XT,
some of them accidentally had 386 opcodes mixed in. This kind of
software will work flawlessly on a 286 with EMU386, since it has only
few and sparse 386 opcodes. Programs that highly optimized for 386 will
experience noticeable slowdown, that's because EMU386 mimic each 386
opcodes using multiple 286 opcodes. Another example of EMU386 usage is
to give 286 users a chance to use plug and play devices. To use these
devices, DOS users should install a setup program or device driver, that,
in most cases, is written for 386s.
Special requirements: 286-based PC (XT or AT).
Changes: Bug fixes in test opcodes, more 386 programs supported.
em3134b1.zip has replaced em386133.zip.
Shareware. Uploaded by the author.
Eko Priono
epr@mojokerto.wasantara.net.id
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 | appler.zip - | |
Appler is a DOS-hosted Apple ][ Emulator. For those of you who don't
know what Apple ][ is, I'll try to explain. It is maybe the first
worldwide popular personal computer. Just imagine this: 48K RAM, 1MHz
CPU, big main board with many separate chips on it... And compare it to
today's powerful computers! If you have never seen any program running
on Apple ][, you are probably thinking that it should be slow and ugly
looking. But people who still remember Lode Runner, Karateka, Robot
Odyssey, ... know that making quality games and programs doesn't require
hundreds of MHz and tons of RAM.
aplersrc.zip is the source of Appler. It is 100% assembler. To build
it, you need Turbo Assembler and Turbo linker.
Special requirements: None.
Freeware. Uploaded by the author.
Emil Dotchevski
zajo@geocities.com
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