Do you need me
to give you a copy of anything? My calendar program
actually reads compressed versions of the picture files, since our system
ran from RK05 disks (2.5 megabytes) back in the 1970s. The version of
the program that I have was developed at Wofford College around 1976
and was based on another calendar program.
Hmmm, wonder if it's Y2K-compliant? :)
Surprisingly, I think the answer is YES.
Actually, I seem to recall that our version would print calendars into the
21st century and beyond. I remember using the same calendar / day of week
routines to do a computer programming assignment that calculated the
date of Easter from the years 1500 to 2500.
We did not use the built-in date functions of RSTS and Basic-Plus.
I'll have to take a look at the code to verify this.
Ashley