This is Hamilton Commodore User Group C64 disk 1986-09.

Disk contents:

 0 "hcug c64 sep.86 " 09 2a
 10    "super directory"   prg 
 12    "list-me"           prg 
 66    "telegraphics"      prg 
 42    "vb.bin"            prg 
 16    "bas.txt cnv v1.0"  prg 
 33    "text cnvrsn v1.0"  prg 
 27    "read doc v3.3"     prg 
 91    "da v3.0.wow"       prg 
 83    "da v3 inst"        prg 
 12    "magazine index"    prg 
 32    "disk keeper"       prg 
 10    "param disp"        prg 
 8     "t&s trace"         prg 
 222 blocks free.

More information (BASIC listing):

 

 ;list-me ==0801==
    10 list100-
   100 :---------------------------------
   105 :
   110 :   hcug monthly disk for
   120 :   september 1986
   130 :
   140 :---------------------------------
   150 :
   160 : super directory
   165 :
   170 :use this file to display the
   180 :directory of the disk.  you can
   190 :then choose a program that you
   200 :want to load in.
   210 :
   220 : list-me
   230 :
   240 : you are looking at it now!
   250 :
   260 : telegraphics
   270 :
   280 :a high-resolution drawing program
   290 :with the option of transfering
   300 :images across phone lines from
   310 :another person or a bbs system.
   320 :very well written and easy to use.
   330 :
   340 : vb.bin
   350 :
   360 :loaded in by telegraphics. don't
   370 :load this program in on its own.
   380 :
   390 : bas.txt cnv v1.0
   400 :
   410 :home-grown software from a local
   420 :user.  a utillity program used to
   430 :convert from true ascii to
   440 :pet ascii and vise-versa.
   445 :this is writen in basic so that
   447 :people can see how its done.
   450 :
   460 :text cnvrsn v1.0
   470 :
   480 :same as bas.txt cnv v1.0 but this
   490 :version is compiled.  it runs
   500 :much faster than the latter one.
   510 :
   520 :read doc v3.3
   530 :
   540 :home-grown software from a local
   550 :programmer.  this program will
   560 :take an ascii text file and print
   570 :it out to a printer without
   580 :breaking up the words at the end
   590 :of a line. (has wordwrap!)
   600 :
   610 : da v3.0.wow
   620 :
   630 :this program will keep track of
   640 :all the programs you have on your
   650 :disks.  its a disk cataloging
   660 :program and is very well writen.
   670 :freeware from tpug.
   680 :
   690 :da v3 inst
   700 :
   710 :load this program in and run it.
   720 :it is a toutorial on how to use
   730 :'da v3.0.wow'.  it goes into alot
   740 :of detail giving beginners a
   750 :chance to figure the program out.
   760 :
   770 :magazine index
   780 :
   790 :this is a database program that
   800 :keeps track of your magazine
   810 :collections.
   820 :
   830 : disk keeper
   840 :
   850 :this is a wedge type program that
   860 :comes in handy when you have alot
   870 :of disk operations.  it simplifies
   880 :using the disk commands.
   890 :
   900 : parm disp
   910 :
   920 :for the people to have term24k
   930 :this program will print the
   940 :parameters that are stored on the
   950 :disk.  very handy if you don't
   960 :want to load in the term program.
   970 :
   980 :t&s trace
   990 :
  1000 :this utility program will print
  1010 :a list of all the sectiors that
  1020 :a program is using on a disk. it
  1030 :is a nice little utility to put
  1040 :put on a utility disk.
  1050 :
  2000 :
  2010 : thats about it for this month.
  2020 :hcug is always looking for more
  2030 :programs for the monthly disks.
  2040 :in fact if we don't get the
  2050 :programs from the membership we
  2060 :can't put together a disk for the
  2070 :following month.
  2080 :
  2090 :alls it takes is about 10 people
  2100 :to donate 2-3 programs each and
  2110 :we could have a great monthly
  2120 :disk!
  2130 :
  2140 :send your programs to:
  2150 :bruno biancucci - hcug prez.
  2160 :i can then get them to who ever
  2170 :is putting the disk together.
  2180 :
  2190 :address:
  2200 :201 millen road
  2210 :stoney creek, ontario
  2220 :l8e 2g6
  2230 :
  2240 :or call me and we can set up a
  2250 :download session
  2260 :
  2270 :phone: 662-3718  not after 10pm
  2280 :
  2290 :thank-you

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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