If you have problems keeping track of where your
programs are on tape, this will help you to organise
and keep them in order. For each program the title,
language and number of the tape are input into a
record. A maximum of 150 titles are handled by the
program, which also sorts them into alphabetical
order, before a permanent record is made in data
files on tape. For the more fortunate who have all
the necessary expansions and a printer, a hard copy
of the list can be requested.
Although the program is written in standard TI Basic
it will run, and much faster, in Extended Basic.
A complete list of all the information may be
displayed, but there's also an option to search for
a specific title. If any mistakes have been made a
record may be deleted, but before doing this or
leaving the program, your decision is double-checked.
On the whole, a useful and well-designed program,
although I would prefer a more flexible format so
that the user could designate names and lengths of
files for other forms of record-keeping.
A useful and well-designed program, although I would prefer a more flexible format so that the user could designate names and lengths of files for other forms of record-keeping.
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