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This is a copy of Pac-Tac by Computerware.

Pac-Tac is an excellent Pac Man clone with 9 colour graphics, full sound effects, and a more complicated maze (with more power pills) than the original arcade version.

This is a copy of Time Fighter by Robert A. Shaw. Description by L. Curtis Boyle. Time Fighter is an original arcade game, where you fly through a time tunnel. Depending on which time era you are in, you can face Dragons, planes, space ships, etc... and eventually the master of the time tunnel itsel...

Here's a slightly modified version of the game which has been converted to .cas file. I fixed a bug which had crept in during the code size optimization stage, and made a few minor modifications to the code. Both CoCo and Dragon compatible versions are included.

Here is a copy of EQSIM2 which has been converted to work on the Tandy CoCo.

Sarah has explained it perfectly. As an example, please follow the suggested instructions below. (1) Type in the following short program on your real Dragon 32 and save it to tape as "RNDTEST". 20 A=RND(5) 30 B=RND(10) 40 C=RND(20) 50 PRINT A;B;C (2) Now switch off/on your Dragon, load the program f...

I have uploaded a copy of the Audio Spectrum Analyzer on DragonDOS virtual floppy disk.

Here's a copy of Audio Spectrum Analyzer saved to a DragonDOS virtual floppy disk (VDK).

Attanck – is my contribution for those who need to pass the time while waiting for the kettle to boil and for the toaster to do its thing. Also for new comers to the Dragon – I left this Basic program without an autorun so you could fiddled with the code/formula if you want to. I made a few minor m...

I really do hope its possible to do the ASCII character '~' mapping to Shift+@ in 'PC Mode' . PC-Dragon is not just a CoCo/Dragon emulator to me; its a very valuable tool that I have been using for many years.

Regards,
Steve

A quick question for all you DOS experts. I'd love to save this program down to my new floppy drive emulator, but I still haven't quite got my head round how to do this. How would I save this program so I can run it off disk, rather than have to load it via tape (well, my phone) each time? Load fro...