PET Memory – Hildon, Karl J.

The Transactor Volume 1, No. 9, February 1979, p. 1

Explanation of PET memory and the memory map. Topics: addressing; RAM and ROM; PEEK, POKE, and SYS.

Binary to Hexadecimal to Decimal – Transactor Staff

The Transactor Volume 1, No. 9, February 1979, p. 11

Converting between number bases.

Commercial Confusion – Butterfield, Jim

The Transactor Volume 1, No. 9, February 1979, p. 20

Where'd the penny go? Prevent floating-point rounding errors from distorting fi ... rogram written in BASIC.

A Little Exercise in Machine Language – Butterfield, Jim

The Transactor Volume 1, No. 10, March 1979, p. 1

Example program demonstrates embedding a small machine-language routine in a single BASIC line.

View – Butterfield, Jim

The Transactor Volume 1, No. 10, March 1979, p. 3

From an idea by Brad Templeton. Short machine language displays a single "page" ... t the top of screen RAM.

Non-Stop – Butterfield, Jim

The Transactor Volume 1, No. 10, March 1979, p. 3

Short machine-language program disables the STOP key in BASIC.

Life – Taylor, Mark

The Transactor Volume 1, No. 10, March 1979, p. 4

Implementation of Conway's Game of Life (unverified).

Decimal to Binary to Hexadecimal Converter – Hildon, Karl J.

The Transactor Volume 1, No. 10, March 1979, p. 5

Number base conversion program written in BASIC.

Shifted Capitals – Spencer, P. T.

The Transactor Volume 1, No. 10, March 1979, p. 6

BASIC subroutine takes input from GET and flips the case of alphabetic charact ... " issue on old ROM PETs.

Hardware Fix – Transactor Staff

The Transactor Volume 1, No. 10, March 1979, p. 11

Improvements to the datasette hardware modification to mitigate data loss prop ... tor January 1979, p. 6).

Hardware Fix Adapter – Chiu, Andrew

The Transactor Volume 1, No. 10, March 1979, p. 12

Schematics and instructions for building an adapter that provides a non-invasi ... or, January 1979, p. 6).

Auto-Repeat – The Computer Shoppe

The Transactor Volume 1, No. 10, March 1979, p. 4

Key-repeat routine written in machine language. Reprinted from The Paper, Volume 1, No. 10.