A very rapid machine code program for storing up to 400
full names, addresses, post codes and phone numbers and
retrieving them to order. OCP has 42 characters per line onto
the screen instead of 32, and entries and alterations are made
by moving the cursor to the required point, then typing.
Your input appears in the right place, instead of the bottom
two lines.
Though not set up for Microdrives, the program can
load and save files of data to order from the menu. An
additional, and very useful feature, is that each name can
have up to three identifying codes attached and the address
list sorted by these attributes.
The output is where the Plus 80 comes in. This will drive a
Centronics printer through the Kempston interface to produce
full 80 columns and thus double width, double height and
alternative type faces, onto plain paper, labels and so on.
It won't however, drive the ZX Printer, you need the £9.95
version for that.