IDA stands for Interpreter, Disassembler, Assembler.  It is a machine
language debugging system, written by Bill Greene.

It is reviewed in the May/Jun 1984 edition of Colorcue (Vol. 6, No. 3),
page 12.

A further article by W.S. Whilly appears in the Nov/Dec 1984 (Vol. 6, No. 6)
issue of Colorcue.

The front side of this disk, ida_v2.6.ccvf, contains the exact same
binary programs, but has one file this one doesn't: IDAINS.TXT
(the instruction manual).

This side contains two files that the front side lacks:

LABELS.DOC --
    a file used during disassembly to map addresses to symbolic labels

DRIVI.SRC --
    instructions for configuring the printer driver