Any chance you could upload them to the internet archive for posterity?
Wayne
On Sep 6, 2022, at 10:56 PM, Stan Sieler via cctalk
<cctalk(a)classiccmp.org> wrote:
Hi,
I found a bunch of original HP 150 software on 3.5" floppies ...
any HP 150 collectors here? Free, pickup, Cupertino.
Includes the following. About 1/2 are original disks.
The most unusual are probably the compilers from Prospero, and the
IMAGE-like database (Mirage?) from Datasoft International (the developer
was likely Michel Kohon, from France, and a member of the HP 3000
community).
Datacom:
DSN/Link
HP PCLink
Kermit
PC2622
Reflection 1 Plus
Misc / Unknown:
Ally/150
Application Master Extended I/O Application
Cardfile (full app)
Cardfile demo
Computer tutor 150
Edit/150 from KSD systems Limited
Infocom sampler
Interex CSL/100 volume 56
Interex CSL150 (contributed library)
Mentor version 1.E.1 from KSD systems Limited
System demo
Thinkjet demo
Visicalc
Games:
Tick Tock, Radar, Othello, others
Type attack, Temple of Apshai, Ricochet
Winning Deal
Zork
Programming...
C (unknown...just says "C" on label)
Lattice C
MASM
Modula 2
MVP Forth (on misc games floppy)
Pro Fortran from Prospero
Pro For 1 (possibly same as above)
Pro Pascal from Prospero
Borland Turbo Pascal 2.0
ISV Development (from HP)
ISV revision A.1.2 (Independent Software Vendor toolkit from HP?)
Programmers Toolkit (HP)
Programmers tools: debug, sort, find, edlin, ece2bin, ...more... (HP)
Database: ???
Mirager Version ii 2.A.1 Datasoft International
Mirage Library
Mirage I
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