re: FRED.
FRED was passed over to Darren Wileman, after which it was arranged that George
Boyle would have it. Although it was only a verbal agreement and no contract
was signed. Eventually a contract with Malcolm Mackenzie was signed, but he
passed away shortly afterwards. At no point were any
The game images plus some general background information can be found here:
Since no-one else seemed to have, I'll just say : thanks for this!
Since all
my other commercial games are long dead, this will be about the only thing I
have that actually works correctly all of the time on my
On Thu, 26 Aug 1999, Robert Wilkinson wrote:
Andrew Collier wrote
I hope this doesn't sound trite, but have you tried samdsk instead? (ISTR
it works much more reliably than the other program).
No, I don't have Samdsk, where can I get it.
Heh.. This is embarrasing... but... umm...
What do I need to put .sad onto SAM floppy?
Or do I you use the same samdsk.exe?
Have fun,
An embarrasingly idiotic Justin.
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Subject: Re: SAM DEFENDER
The game images plus some general background information can be found here:
Since no-one else seemed to have, I'll just say :
On 22 Aug 99, at 20:15, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From : Robert Wilkinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
adie-usm
Carter fan?
Peace, Love and Kisses,
JohnnaPig Teare
http://www.theunstoppablesexmachine.freeserve.co.uk
It won't get better but it might never get worse...
I've been writing some simplistic ZX Spectrum programs for a bit now,
and
feel I am ready to move on to trying to write something for the SAM (one of
which I actually own). Of course I understand that there isn't any extra
complexity in writing for the SAM (at my level) once the graphics
