FYI, I just uploaded a few scans and an ST program to the FTP site. Uploaded (to 8-bit folder) four (4) scans for 8-bit "Blue Team Bridge" (Antic), two (2) scans for "Orbit - A Trip to the Moon" (Antic) and (to ST folder) the ST program "Starlight" - 2 disks, box scans and manual. Enjoy.

OK, I've uploaded the files - enjoy.

geoholub

Atarimania Moderators, Haven't seen "Gadgets (by Small) News-Herald" newsletters on your site. If you are interested in them, I have issues v1n1 thru v1n5 and a Spectra 128 newsletter. I've scanned and tried to attach v1n1, but it failed as it is over 7MB (even at 200dpi and compressed) so I've atta...

I believe that several APX program downloads are bad: Blackjack Tutor and Word Processing Diskette.

Can someone fix these?

Happy New Year

I believe that the download links for the following new A8 programs are not working properly.

Load N Go
Print Tool, The
Bulletin Board Construction Set II
Deep Blue Secrets
Family Cash Flow

FYI - Links are still bad.

FYI, while the thumbnails appear, the links to Warlock's Revenge's instructions appear to be bad as they can not be displayed.

It appears that the link to the "Survival Math" program is broken. Also the screen shot is not available.

It has been a while, but I found a few more of my "missing" Atari 8-bit software . . . CroMagnon P.I., Galactic Getaway, and Rabbit Revolt (along with Shooting Gallery) are sample programs on Side B of The Arcade Machine. Broadway was a type-in program in a 1983 Softside Dr Who was an adventure in C...

FYI, it appears that the download for Casebook of Hemlock Soames # 1 is incorrect - it has zero bytes!!

FYI - The VAPI_Starbase_Fighter download is a ".com" not a ".atx"

Well, I "found" three of the mysterious Atari items in my old inventory.

Atari P/M Editor was "Player-Missile Drawing Editor" by Compute's Second Book of Atari

Broadway was Softside magazine program <- available on Atarimania

Display Maker was DLI Maker from Analog magazine, January 1986

Recent I found an old inventory of Atari 8-bit software that I had. Most of the titles were recognizable; however, anyone heard of the following 8-bit stuff - some may have been commercial titles, some from magazines, some public domain stuff etc. Aide 2.0 (loaded via DOS 'L', needs MEM.SAV, runs @2...