SWAPDISKS - as of 7/31/87

The following swapdisks are now available :

[  ] CHHU01 - 261 files HP-75 : 105, HP-41 :  45, HP-71 : 111
[  ] CHHU02 - 294 Files HP-75 : 133, HP-41 :  82, HP-71 :  79
[  ] CHHU03 - 392 Files HP-75 :  99, HP-41 : 242, HP-71 :  51
[  ] CHHU04 - 166 Files HP-75 :   9, HP-41 :   9, HP-71 : 148
[  ] CHHU05 - 217 Files HP-75 :   0, HP-41 :   1, HP-71 : 216
[  ] CHHU06 - 135 Files HP-75 :  24, HP-41 :  10, HP-71 : 101
[  ] GRAPHS -  14 Files HP-75 :   0, HP-41 :   0, HP-71 :  14
[  ] SWAPGB - 157 Files HP-75 :  68, HP-41 :  19, HP-71 :  70
[  ] SWAP07 - 111 Files HP-75 :   0, HP-41 :   0, HP-71 : 111
[  ] SWAP08 -  88 Files HP-75 :  14, HP-41 :  10, HP-71 :  64
[  ] SASM   - DOS DISK - Handheld Product's HP-71 Cross Assembler

NOTE: Documentation files for HP-41 machines are often given in the form
of HP-75 Text files, or in the form of HP-71 TEXT files...

SWAPGB & SWAP08 include considerable HP28C material...

The first & last file names for each disk is hereby provided, to
help you determine if your copies are complete:

               First file     Last file
CHHU01         KA             AST75N2
CHHU02         BANNER         XFER
CHHU03         CREA           SWAPD3
CHHU04         SWAPRULE       CFRAME*
CHHU05         BTIMI          FINDFL71
CHHU06         IMAGES1        ALLREMS
GRAPHS         CONGRAPH       VELEX
SWAPGB         BARTXT         NOMAS28
SWAP07         SYDMELEX       SWAPSYS
SWAP08         INDSYDME       SWAPDISK

To read HP-75 Text files with an HP-41, see CP75 & INDCP on SWAP08
To read HP-75 Text files with an HP-71, see READ75, READ75T & INDREAD on SWAP08
To read HP-41/HP-71 TEXT files with an HP-75, see PRTEXT75 on CHHU03.
Warning : PRTEXT75 needs to be upgraded, see INDCP & CPDOC on SWAP08 for
 details of problem.

For information on the swapdisk program, see the following files:
CHHU03 : SWAPPROP, SWPRULEF, SWAPD3
CHHU04 : SWAPRULE
CHHU07 : SWAPSYS
SWAP08 : SWAPHOW2, MM2ALL01, SWAPDISK

Currently, the list of people who have agreed to make copies of swapdisks
consists of the following people:
USA -         Michael Markov
              P.O. Box 17
              Lockwood, New York 14859

              Mitch Hoselton
              P.O. Box 36047
              Dallas, Texas 75235
===>> Mitch has a Steinmetz & Brown dual drive. I recently talked to Bill
Rudesdorf, of Houston, Texas, who has agreed to copy the material from 3.5"
disks to 5.25" disks, so this would make it possible to keep Mitch up to date.
Bill is also talking about making copies of swapdisks available in the format 
used by Southern Link. This would certainly help! Bill's address is :

               Bill Rudersdorf
               Southern Software
               215 Hawthorne
               Houston, Texas 77006 USA

ENGLAND :     Mark Cracknell     (HPCC)
              6 Stratton Mews
              Off South Street
              Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire LU7 8NT
              ENGLAND

Netherlands : Jan G. Buitenhuis
              Lage Duin 44
              NL-2121 CH Bennebroek
              The Netherlands

Several other people have more or less complete collections of swapdisks, and
I am sure they would be happy to help make copies at local Chapter Meetings,
provided that prior arrangments are made to bring the needed equipment :
Stefano Tendon, Cantone Delle Asse 5, 29100 Piacenza, Italy
Stefano Piccardi, via Antonio Panizzi 13, 20146 Milano, Italy 
(Stefano Piccardi is now doing his military service, and is out of touch)
Janick Tallandier, 335 Rue Lecourbe, 75015 Paris, France
Andrew Wallace, 10/247 Oberon St., Coogee, N.S.W. 2034 Australia (SydCHHU)
Graham Fraser, 25 Octantis Street, Doncaster East, Victoria 3109, Australia
Nick Reid, new address not available, (SydCHHU)
Al Duba, 9925 S. Industrial Drive, Bridgeview, Illinois 60455 USA (Chicago UG)
Sam Chau, 1200 Murchinson Dr., Millbrae, CA 94030 USA  (BayCHHU)
Tapani Tarvainen, Katsastajakatu 17 A 10, SF-15800 Lathi, Finland

A number of people have asked what to do when a swapdisk program is telling
you that a ROM or LEX is missing: First, look for comments in the program that
tell you what files are needed, and copy them to RAM. This should solve the
problem, but not always. If you still have problems, look at the files
LEXLOGSWAP and SWPLEXLOG on the CHHU06 swapdisk. These files should allow you
to correlate the XFN numbers with the name of the LEX files that use the
resources in question. Then, find the file on the swapdisk (assuming it is not
a commercial product), or go find it on Joe Horn's LEX collection. This last
disk is NOT an official swapdisk, but copies can usually be obtained from
the local chapter custodian of swapdisks and other goodies. I would expect
that an updated LEXLOG will soon be available. Finally - if you are still
stuck, you can always contact me, preferably by mail -- looking stuff up in my
databases takes time.

You can also get a copy of Joe Horn's collection directly from Joe at : 
               Joseph K. Horn
               1042 Star Route
               Orange, CA 92667 USA