Hamilton Commodore User Group newsletter disk 1988-05

by: Hamilton Commodore User Group

Publication date: 1988-05

Topics: Commodore 64, Software, usergroup, HCUG, newsletter, Canada, Ontario, Hamilton, Retrocomputing, Disk Transfer, Computer

This is Hamilton Commodore User Group newsletter disk 1988-05.

Disk contents:

 0 "hcug news mar0.P" ..P.
 31    "c/boot.v2"         prg 
 8     "fast loader"       prg 
 37    "ddbanner"          prg 
 11    "contents.page"     seq 
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 7     "+transactor.13"    seq 
 14    "+tranv.P P?
 .
 .?"  seq 
 244   ". ?.P?.P P?
 .?.?" *dir 
 0     ". ?.P?.P P?
 ...?" *dir 
 0     ". ?.P?.P P?
 ...?" *dir 
 244   ". ?.P?.P P?
 ...?" *dir 
 14    ".. ?
 ..?Z.. RPU?" *dir 
 10    "..?R P?
 ...?...?" *dir 
 8     "+prez.8805"        seq 
 3     "+hcug.contacts"    seq 
 3     "+meeting.dates"    seq 
 6     "+hcug.bbs.info"    seq 
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 61568 "+c128.....?PYW.P"  seq 
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 5     "+basic auto-boot"  seq 
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 45 blocks free.

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 their newsletter disks.

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