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The Tandy 2000 was Tandy's last TRS-80®
and first MS-DOS machine. It used the Intel® 80186 full 16-bit
processor. With 16-color, 640 X 400 graphics in 1983, it was years ahead of the
IBM® PC. If you still have one running, the programs below may be
useful or fun.
| T2KIBM - A utility
program affording SOME additional IBM®-compatibility for Tandy
2000. Memory-resident program for color and monochrome machines with at
least 768K of memory. Moves characters and translates attributes from IBM
CGA buffer address to correct Tandy 2000 video memory address. Reverses
"Printer Busy" bit from Tandy 2000 to IBM sense. Enables dBASE®
III+ and certain other programs for IBM-compatibles to run on the Tandy
2000. |
Download
T2KIBM.EXE--Self-extracts to executable T2KIBM.COM & T2KIBM.DOC
documentation. 11 KB.
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| DOSCLR - Enables a 4-color display in
fast text mode. User selects colors for normal video, reverse video,
highlight video, and background. Alters colors in BIOS area so
they're retained until reboot. |
Download
DOSCLR.ZIP-- 2 KB. Unzip to DOSCLR.COM after downloading. |
| KLOK2K - Puts a 24-hour clock in the
upper right corner of the display which can be toggled on and off with a
hot-key. Also functions as a configurable screen blanker. |
Download
KLOK2K.ZIP--4 KB. Unzip to KLOK2K.COM after downloading. |
| PONG2K - The classic arcade game for
the Tandy 2000. No graphics adapter is required. |
Download
PONG2K.ZIP--11 KB. Unzip to PONG2K.COM after downloading |
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