COLSQR.BAS -- print color squares. uninteresting. GRAPH.BAS -- Comment says "draws circular spiral" but it doesn't do that at all. It is a horizontal line of colored pixels. Example 14.6A from "Programming Colour Graphics" by Watson and Newman (p. 93) COVER.BAS -- "FUNCTION ROUTINE USED FOR COVER DESIGN" Indeed, it matches what is on the cover of Programming Colour Graphics Tony Watson and John Newman Example 14.7A from "Programming Colour Graphics" by Watson and Newman (p. 93) DRAG.BAS -- "Dragster" -- a tiny ASCII car zips back and forth on the screen. Example 14.9C from "Programming Colour Graphics" by Watson and Newman (p. 95) INVADE.BAS -- "Space Invaders", except it isn't. It is an ascii demo of a crude approximation of one line of "aliens." Poor demo. Example 14.9D from "Programming Colour Graphics" by Watson and Newman (p. 96) RECTAN.BAS -- "Rotate and diminish rectangle" Example 14.5A from "Programming Colour Graphics" by Watson and Newman (p. 92) TRIANG.BAS -- "Spiral and diminish triangeles" Example 14.5B from "Programming Colour Graphics" by Watson and Newman (p. 92) TURKEY.BAS -- "Turkey and the Hunter" visible and blind cursor demo A "H" hunter tracks down a "T" turkey; you get to pick if the cursor is visible or blind. The obvious conclusion is it looks better with the blind cursor. PETERS.BAS -- Draws "Peter's Graphics" in cursive AUSTMP.BAS -- Prints a map of australia by B. Cruse RNDCOL.BAS -- fills the screen with random colors displayed at a random location. Once in a while the character chosen is the last one on the screen, and it causes the screen to scroll. It appears that it is using the half-tone character trick. COLCHT.BAS -- "Create a color chart" Displays the word "TEST" in various foreground/backgroun combinations. Also see COLTST.BAS CUBE.BAS -- draw box the color of the present foreground colour SPHERE.BAS -- generates an image of a sphere. takes two minutes to generate. ENERGY.BAS -- draws a multivariable chart COMPOW.BAS -- displays "COMPUTER POWER / THE REVOLUTION IN PERSONAL COMPUTER" in large block letters. COLOUR.BAS -- demo program showing various color combinations. poor demo. AUSSI.BAS -- draws a map of australia, then does various XOR wipe effects AUSSI2.BAS -- draws a map of australia in your chosen color, then does various XOR wipe effects DEMO.BAS -- draws a map of australia PRINT.BAS -- printer demo (doesn't work on emulator as it doesn't have a printer) COLTST.BAS -- Displays the word "TEST" in various foreground/backgroun combinations. Much more attractive than COLCHT.BAS. UNIONJ.BAS -- display poor version of the Union Jack flag COLMBA.BAS -- by D. Niven, 4/81 draw outline image of the Spaceship Columbia in various colors LOGSHP.BAS -- by G. Larri 3/81 Probably an attract screen for the CCII in "The Logic Shop" store PRINT2.BAS -- Another demo from The Logic Shop, 91 Regen St, Chippendale, N.S.W. For the Microline 80 printer ELIPSE.BAS -- generate an ellipse by bouncing a ray around inside of the shape. POLYCL.BAS -- "This spirograph pattern plots the locus of a rotating point centered on the circumference of another rotating point" PLOT.BAS -- print random colored vectors of random length at a random angle eminating from the center of the screen. SPIRSQ.BAS -- rotates a rectangle while scaling it to fit the screen. ORBIT.BAS -- seems like it has an accelerating point leaving a gravitational field. some degrade into madness, others form a widening orbit. CLOCK.BAS -- displayed the hrs/mins/secs from the interrupt-drive clock counter bytes, rather inartfully SORTNM.BAS -- demo: sorts a handful of names alphabetically. MESSAG.BAS -- Prints a message out slowly, as if being typed.