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From the Keyboard on the rock  munch munch 

hello net land

	Anyone know where I can obtain the source code listing for 
    the TS 1000 8K ROM?

				steve

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In article <> steven@garfield.UUCP (Steven Brown) writes:
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>	Anyone know where I can obtain the source code listing for 
>    the TS 1000 8K ROM?
>

I have a copy which I purchased about a year ago from Gladstone
Electronics.  The cost was $10.00 at the time.

Assuming that Gladstone is still in business, try to get it through
them.  I believe they are in upstate New York (Rochester or Buffalo).
I have not seen any of their ads since SYNC died.

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In article <1920@garfield.UUCP> steven@garfield.UUCP (Steven Brown) writes:

>	Anyone know where I can obtain the source code listing for 
>    the TS 1000 8K ROM?

Such is widely available, at least here in England under the name of
    'The Complete Sinclair ZX-81 Rom Dissasembly'
If there is not available a '1000 version, a copy of this would be suitable
   as the only difference between the two machines is the PAL/NTSC video 
   output routines.
If it is not available in the States, try mail-order via some UK magazine.

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In article <1920@garfield.UUCP> steven@garfield.UUCP (Steven Brown) writes:

>	Anyone know where I can obtain the source code listing for 
>    the TS 1000 8K ROM?

Such is widely available, at least here in England under the name of
    'The Complete Sinclair ZX-81 Rom Dissasembly'
If there is not available a '1000 version, a copy of this would be suitable
   as the only difference between the two machines is the PAL/NTSC video 
   output routines.
If it is not available in the States, try mail-order via some UK magazine.