VisiCalc was the first spreadsheet computer program, originally released for the Apple II. It is often considered the application that turned the microcomputer from a hobby for computer enthusiasts into a serious business tool, and is considered the Apple II's killer app. VisiCalc sold over 700,000 copies in six years, and as many as 1 million copies over its history. When Lotus 1-2-3 was launched in 1983, taking full advantage of the expanded memory and screen of the PC, VisiCalc sales...
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Adventure Solver II (19xx)(-)
AG PAC The Agricultural Software Package Program
Agriculture (1983)(Powell, Alan)
An introduction to the Apple IIe computer, this program was designed to gently lead new Apple owners to a level of confidence and competence with basic keyboard and command functions.
Decouvrir Apple Logo (1983)(Apple)(fr)[PASCAL]
Program 29: CODE SKILL BUILDER From 101 Programming Surprises And Tricks For Your Apple II/IIe Computer by David L Heiserman First Edition, 1984. "This program is for real. It is worth the time and effort to load this program if you want to learn the International Morse Code." Confusingly, the title is displayed on screen as MORSE CODE GENERATOR, which is the title of the next program printed in the book . If it displayed instead as CODE SKILL BUILDER it would to match the print title...
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Topics: morse code, trainer, education, amateur radio, apple2
A complete double-resolution graphics package for your Apple II, Beagle Graphics' double hi-res feature lets you access a whopping 560 x 192 pixels--that's over 100/000 individual points on the screen. It also provides you with sixteen undistorted hi-res colors, instead of the six available in normal hi-res. Now all of your Apple graphics--pictures, charts, graphs, even those hi-res portraits of Aunt Sophie--can have more detail and more color!
Shifty Sam (1983)(Random House)
Make Garfield go on a diet by guessing the word he has in mind.
This disk contains a bunch of ancient BASIC programs for the 1975 Altair Computer -- the first easily affordable Personal Computer. In March 2002, Michael O'Malley adapted them for the Apple II, debugged them, tidied them up, and improved the screen I/O for Apple II emulators.
Apple II assembler-editor system and Applesoft tool kit. Edit, assemble machine language programs; write, edit BASIC programs. Simplifies graphics, includes character generator.
Awesome Phreaker, The (1986-10-02)(Mr Awesome)
Dinosaur Discovery is an educational game in which students explore, solve puzzles in reading, math, geography, and science, and attempt to uncover the mystery of a professor who was trying to hatch dinosaurs on an isolated island.
Pattern Maker (1984)(Scarborough Systems)[cr Atlantic Pirates Guild - 1200 Club]
Hayes Hackamatic, The (19xx)(K.G.B.) The Hayes Hackamatic is a war dialing and password cracking tool for the Apple II. It supports the Hayes Smartmodem or Prometheus Promodem. Written by a person who went by the alias "Automan" and apparently released by the Computer Pirates of Utah organization. The disk is a typical autoboot package and exhibits several demo scene-like visual and audio components in addition to the underlying utility of the software. Since the cracking tools are...
Topics: War Dialers, Cracking
Computist's Starter Kit v2.02 (1989)(Softkey Publishing)
Ram Disk Emulator (19xx)(-)
Visible Computer v1.0 (1982-12-12)(-)[cr Reset Vector]
Design to complement The Print Shop, The Print Shop Companion featured additional graphics, a new graphics editor, a border editor, a font editor, "Tile Magic" (similar to The Print Shop's kaleidoscope feature), Creature Maker, and a weekly and monthly calendar generator.
Fast Catalog (19xx)(J.E. Valois)
Zork I
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Only made available through MECC's institutional membership program, the MECC Copy System can be used to make copies of protected MECC software for all the computers in the member's district.
Adventure Teacher 6 (1986)(Crackophil's Gang)
The Print Shop, originally released in 1984 by Brøderbund, is one of the most popular Apple II titles of all time: a desktop publishing program that provides libraries of clip art and templates to allow users to create their own signs, cards, banners and letterheads.
A full-blown phone-phreaking toolkit written in AppleBasic. Features an auto-dialer and code-cracker to illegally obtain long-distance calling codes.
A nonstandard, highly idiosyncratic variant of the Forth programming language, designed to be especially suitable for graphics, games, and animated application programs on the Apple II. Disk contains a collection of utilities embedded in the programming langage's environment.
Spellbinder is a modal WYSIWYG word processor with advanced formatting and printing features, some database functions, spelling and grammar checking, and the ability to read and edit various file formats (including ASCII text, Data Interchange Format, Dbase II, WordStar, and Peach Text).
Hi-Res Scroller (1985-04-13)(Digital Gang)
Bag of Tricks (1982)(Quality Software)
Double-Take is a collection of machine language routines that make your Apple more flexible and easier to use. All routines are loaded into memory and "hidden" when you boot the Double-Take disk or BRUN the appropriate Double-Take program.
Datalife Disk Drive Analyzer (1983)(Data-Encore)[cr SSPC]
LabelMaker v1.0 (1988)(MECC)(US)
Music Construction Set is a music composition notation program, and was a prototype for much of today's scorewriting software. It was originally designed and developed by Will Harvey in 1983 for the Apple II, and quickly ported to other systems of the era. Music Construction Set offered a graphical user interface, a novelty at the time of its release, which allowed users to drag and drop notes, accidentals, and other notational symbols right onto the staff, play their compositions, and print...
Tellstar (1980-04)(Scharf Software Systems)
Public Domain Software on File Eternal Calendar, Jane's Timer
Hayden Applesoft Compiler Plus v4.0 (1982-10)(Hayden Software)
Address Book, The (1980)(Muse)[cr Whip]
Handwriting Analysis (1980)(Micro Lipps)
Select or create a cartoon character, then combine them into unique animated features.
ProDOS Utilities Work Disk
TASC Applesoft Compiler (Password WYC)
Adventure Solve Disk 2 (1992)(Lonesome, The - English Man, The)
Forecast 128K v1.1 (1984 Monogram Software)
Micro-Ed - Library Disk #1 (1984-10)(Micro Educational)
Designed for journalists, The Newsroom was an early piece of WYSIWYG desktop publishing software with the flexibility to create stylish, sophisticated layouts.
Music Construction Set (1983)(Electronic Arts)[cr ASCII-Moe]
A collection of diagnostic programs for the Apple II+. Includes tests for motherboard RAM and ROM, keyboard and game paddles, tape reading, writing, and verification, color displays, and expansion cards.
Super IOB Collection #2 (19xx)(Darrah, Ray)
Print Shop Compatible Fonts Volume H88 (Big Red Computer Club) (Side 2)
NEWSROOM CLIPART S2 Alternative Name: 135b - Newsroom Clip Art B
Apple 3 Visicalc Boot Diskette
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Apple III Diskware BPI Install
Apple III Apple III to Apple IIe Emulation Disk Altername Name: Apple 3 - Apple III to Apple IIe Emulation Disk (Alternate) Altername Name: Apple 3 - Apple III to IIe Emulation Disk (Alternative)
Mechner Collection Koala Illustrator
HAAUG GBBS GPIZ 01891 Side 2
Graphic Miracles (1984)(Foxxvision)[cr L.S.D.]
Volume 364b Double Hi Res Clip Art 2
Apple Disk Transfer 1.22 (1994)(Guertin, Paul)
Wiztype (1984)(Sierra)[cr Disk Jockey]
Clockworks Enhanced Software DOS 3.3 Programs and Utilities Side 2
Fontrix v1.2 (1983)(Data Transforms) Fontrix is a DOS 3.3 based graphic manipulation program, primarily focused on generating text with custom fonts. As the Apple II offered only a fixed font for its native text display, the only way of displaying text in a different font was to use the high resolution ('hi-res') graphics mode and draw custom characters. As this was not a feature provided with the hardware or system software, one would have to resort to a 3rd party product such as Fontrix,...
This simple, flexible tool displays information in graph form. Users decide the type of graph they want, enter their data, adjust the scale, and sit back to watch a graph appear. All data-entry screens and graphs can be printed. Grades 7-9.
Lay Away Master Version 1.00
