This is Hamilton Commodore User Group C64 disk 1985-04.

Disk contents:

 0 "apr'85 hcug     " e2 2a
 16    "list-me"           prg 
 9     "1526 hires dump"   prg 
 2     "1526 hires doc"    seq 
 62    "agent blotto"      prg 
 1     "autoswap"          prg 
 3     " mch.autoswap"     prg 
 28    "canada quiz"       prg 
 40    "dirmod 1.1"        prg 
 50    "disk file 3.4"     prg 
 1     "dir @828"          prg 
 2     "l-sort"            prg 
 10    "disk tidier v2"    prg 
 30    "kodebreaker"       prg 
 40    "c/kodebreaker"     prg 
 2     "lister"            prg 
 2     "lister.o"          prg 
 10    "lister.pal"        prg 
 33    "mchess v2.11"      prg 
 1     " mch.modch v2.4"   prg 
 41    "mm dark wood"      prg 
 33    "mm lad vf"         prg 
 37    "mm sad story"      prg 
 7     "reference file"    prg 
 9     "info file"         seq 
 45    "shakespeare"       prg 
 27    "speed reading"     prg 
 45    "the 6502"          seq 
 5     "turbo load"        prg 
 25    "xmodem.pal"        prg 
 17    "xmodem.d"          seq 
 8     "listme.art"        seq 
 23 blocks free.

More information (BASIC listing):

 

 ;list-me ==0801==
     1 list100-
   101 :
   102 :disk: apr'85 hcug      e2 2a
   103 :
   104 : 1526 hires dump
   105 :
   106 :another 1526 hires screen dump
   107 :program
   108 :
   109 : 1526 hires doc
   110 :
   111 :documentation for '1526 hires
   112 :dump'. read it with 'lister'.
   113 :
   114 : agent blotto
   115 :
   116 :a juniour/intermediate math drill,
   117 :it covers all four arithmetic
   118 :operations.
   119 :
   120 : autoswap
   121 :
   122 :this program is from transactor
   123 :magazine. it allows you two run
   124 :two basic programs at once on your
   125 :c64! after pressing return (for
   126 :the sys49155 that appears), type
   127 :new. the f3 key allows you to
   128 :switch from one program to the
   129 :other, f5 causes both to run
   130 :simultaneously. this probably
   131 :won't work if the programs are
   132 :non-relocatable (ie contain ml).
   133 :
   134 :  mch.autoswap
   135 :
   136 :ml portion of 'autoswap'.
   137 :
   138 : canada quiz
   139 :
   140 :a short quiz on recent canadian
   141 :history.
   142 :
   143 : dirmod 1.1       (bob jonkman)
   144 :
   145 :this program allows you to modify
   146 :anything on the directory of a
   147 :disk. make a backup first!
   148 :
   149 : disk file 3.4    (bob jonkman)
   150 :
   151 :a very fast disk organizer program
   152 :with good search/sort capabilities
   153 :
   154 : disk tidier v2   (eric weigel)
   155 :
   156 :this version of 'disk tidier'
   157 :displays a menu of files instead
   158 :of one name at a time, and it
   159 :allows you to change your mind.
   160 :
   161 : kodebreaker      (brad van horne)
   162 :
   163 :play mastermind, or have the
   164 :computer play you.
   165 :
   166 : c/kodebreaker    (brad van horne)
   167 :
   168 :a compiled version of kodebreaker,
   169 :see the speed difference.
   170 :
   171 : lister           (eric weigel)
   172 :
   173 :a program to list sequential files
   174 :to the screen or printer, with
   175 :word wrap.
   176 :
   177 : lister.o         (eric weigel)
   178 :
   179 :ml portion of 'lister'
   180 :
   181 : lister.pal       (eric weigel)
   182 :
   183 :pal source code for 'lister.o',
   184 :look at it if you want to know how
   185 :it works.
   186 :
   187 : mchess v2.11     (bob jonkman)
   188 :
   189 :this program allows you to play
   190 :chess with someone using a modem.
   191 :versions are being written for
   192 :various types of computer.
   193 :
   194 :  mch.modch v2.4  (bob jonkman)
   195 :
   196 :ml for 'mchess v2.11'
   197 :
   198 : mm dark wood
   199 : mm lad vf
   200 : mm sad story
   201 :
   202 :these are primary/juniour level
   203 :english quizzes based on the mr.
   204 :muggs character.
   205 :
   206 : reference file   (vic forde)
   207 :
   208 :a program that allows you to enter
   209 :magazine article titles and then
   210 :search them for certain key words.
   211 :
   212 : info file        (vic forde)
   213 :
   214 :data file for 'reference file'.
   215 :
   216 : shakespeare
   217 :
   218 :test your knowledge of shakespeare
   219 :
   220 : speed reading
   221 :
   222 :this program flashes a number on
   223 :the screen quickly, then asks you
   224 :to type it in.
   225 :
   226 : the 6502         (dave shewchun)
   227 :
   228 :a tutorial on 6502 (6510) machine
   229 :language. read it with 'lister'.
   230 :
   231 : turbo load
   232 :
   233 :the program from compute!
   234 :
   235 : xmodem.pal       (eric weigel)
   236 :
   237 :source code for christensen error
   238 :checking file transfer protocol.
   239 :use it in your own program, or if
   240 :you're just interested in how this
   241 :sort of thing really works.
   242 :
   243 : xmodem.d
   244 :
   245 :a description of the christensen's
   246 :xmodem protocol. use 'lister' to
   247 :read it.
   248 :
   249 :
   250 :thanks again to those who
   251 :contributed to this disk. if you'd
   252 :like to see your name in ascii,
   253 :just let me know. anything goes,
   254 :basic, ml, forth, comal, pascal,
   255 :games, utilities, educational. i'm
   256 :also interested in things like
   257 :paperclip printer files, calc-
   258 :result or multiplan templates, you
   259 :get the idea.
   260 :
   261 :if you would like to see something
   262 :in particular on next month's
   263 :disk, let me know, i'll do what i
   264 :can to get it there.
   265 :
   266 :til next month, i remain
   267 :
   268 :eric weigel
   269 :hcug c64 librarian
   270 :

Hamilton Commodore User Group (Ontario, Canada) was active from the mid 1980s to the early 1990s. Like many computer user groups of the time they put out disks of locally-made or otherwise notable software. This is one of them.

Thanks to “DigitalMan” on the Toronto PET User Group Discord for providing the d64 images.

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