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            Dear Swaptape Volunteer: 


            Some things always take more time than expected!.  This
            swapdisk should have been out in early December, but
            problems developed & I am now almost a month late.  Sorry!

            I would like to mention a few of the programs since they
            should help you make copies for other users, and to print
            the contents of Interchange (LIF1, ASCII, TEXT-71) files: 

             1.  MCOPY71A, MCOPY71B, MCOPY75, MCOPY41-- these programs
            will allow you to make mass copies of disks more
            efficiently, since data is transfered byte for byte,
            avoiding problems that may arise with the HP MCOPY
            functions.  MCOPY75 is very crude at this stage, I plan
            several improvements.  Documentation for MCOPY41 should soon
            be published in the CHHU Chronicle.  MCOPY41 (by Micth
            Hoselton) works almost exactly like MCOPY71B (disk drives
            only)

             2.  DDCOPY -- This HP-71 program, with EXTFILES or EXTFL80,
            will allow you to copy files from disk to tape (or
            vice-versa) without overwriting existing files.  DDCOPY
            could be easily modified to transfer only HP-41 files:  The
            routine that saves the file names in a text file could store
            the file names in several different files, using the 12th
            byte of the directory entry to determine the proper
            destination.  See DIRALL71. 

            EXTFILES is copyright Jan Buitenhuis.  It should be
            available from CHHU in the not too distant future. 

            In the future, it should be possible to sort the various
            files alhabetically, and more.  The problem is finding
            enough free time to tackle ALL the projects I am interested
            in!

            Finally, If any one does not have enough memory to print out
            Interchange files by normal means, take a look at CPMM,
            PRINTEXT & PRTEXT75.  These programs allow you to print the
            file line by line, reading each line from a mass storage
            medium, and printing same on any (80 col.) printer. 

            Also, for your information, SWAPPROP is the final version of
            the swaptape proposal, to be published in the CHHU
            Chronicle, and SWPRULEF provides an abreviated summary of
            the SWAPTAPE rules.  SWAP85SF is an annotated directory
            listing for the swapdisk, it gives credits to authors and /
            or documentation source... 

            My thanks to the PPC-Toulouse & Italian user groups for












            their contributions, and to all the individual contributors
            whose work makes this project possible. 

            I strongly recommend that you mark each copy made with "FOR
            NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY", and with the standard "Cowardly
            Disclaimers" -- see SWPRULEF.  This should provide adequate
            protections for SWAPTAPE volunteers. 

            I will quit now, or this package will be delayed another
            day!


                                            Merry XMAS & Happy New Year,


                                            Michael Markov


            P.S.  I now have a copy of the disk Tapani Tarvainen sent to
            Richard, and more good stuff from France (almost all HP-71
            stuff, very good.) I will gladly make copies for you, as
            soon as possible.  I will soon have a second HP-9114 disk
            drive, and I should therefore be able to avoid the delays
            that have plagued us in the past. 

            The CHHU ROM project should soon be in full swing.  I would
            like to help by helping distribute the material posted on
            the ROM bulletin board.  Since I have not (yet) been able to
            get a private line for my modem, I need help from someone
            who is on-line.  Brian Walsh -- can you perhaps help? This
            should help get more people involved.  I would be willing to
            send out a new ROM PROJECT DISK every month, if people get
            the material to me. 

            Also, people without modems could send material to me, and I
            would forward it to Brian / other CHHU ROM project
            coordinators, to be posted on the board...