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<div>[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|thumb|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
'''Chromasette''' was the first tape-based magazine for the TRS-80 (or Tandy) Color Computer. The monthly collection of "games,<br />
teaching or utility programs" [http://www.aec.msu.edu/fs2/papers/older/idwp6.pdf] was published by '''CLOAD''', the Santa Barbara, California-based publishers of a periodical by the same name for the earlier (black and white) TRS-80 models. The first issue of Chromasette was dated July 1981, and the final issue was likely published in April 1984.<br />
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"Chromasette is very much like CLOAD, with a cassette wrapped in an accompanying letter that lists the programs," [http://www.atarimagazines.com/creative/v9n5/296_Trs80_strings.php writes Stephen Gray in Creative Computing]. <br />
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The accompanying explanatory letter is perhaps most famous for nicknaming the Color Computer the '''CoCo''' in the [http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-oct.pdf October 1982 issue].<br />
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=="Cover" Programs==<br />
[[Image:Coverstill.png|thumb|left|A still from the June 1983 cover program.]]<br />
The first program on each month's cassette tape is a "cover" that, when loaded and run, displays the Chromasette name and a clever demo, often seasonal or related to a topic explored in other programs on the tape. Each of the cassette tapes in our collection includes 7 or 8 programs in addition to the cover program.<br />
===YouTube Videos===<br />
The museum has created YouTube videos of several running cover programs:<br />
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOe5Yryl7dk Chromasette cover #24, June 1983] by Douglas R. Bell. "Hand me a knife - better yet, a screwdriver. See the flow of electron juices graphically course through CoCo's insides in Guts Cover," writes Dave (David Lagerquist, Chromasette's editor-in-chief).<br />
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUUB9AE9g5w Chromasette cover #16, October 1982] A cover with sound! Plays Scott Joplin's "The Entertainer" and 3 other classical selections.<br />
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnYdSowbfBM Chromasette cover #18, December 1982] Merry Christmas!<br />
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRM7nXFgoo0 Chromasette #8, February 1982] A hypnotic moire pattern.<br />
==Digitization==<br />
The museum has created PDF and cassette files to preserve Chromasette newsletters and tapes and make them available for study. <br />
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The cassette files were created using the original CoCo cassette interface attached to a Roland Edirol UA-1EX USB audio interface. The resulting files were split and processed in [http://members.home.nl/w.speek/wavegain.htm WaveGain] before being converted to .CAS files, which can be run successfully in many emulators. We created the .CAS files with CASIN written by Jeff Vavasour (in 1994).<br />
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We've mirrored Jeff's tools:<br />
*[http://www.compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/CASIN.EXE CASIN]<br />
*[http://www.compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/CASOUT.EXE CASOUT]<br />
*[http://www.compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/CAS2ROM.EXE CAS2ROM]<br />
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==Downloads==<br />
The Chromasette newsletters and cover programs we have archived are available to download. The issues listed below represent all the issues in our collection (if you can provide the missing issues, please [[HHCM:Donate|let us know]]).<br />
===1981===<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/81-aug.pdf August 1981] (Issue 2)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/HORNCOV.CAS HORNCOV.CAS]<br />
===1982===<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-feb.pdf February 1982] (Issue 8)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/MOIRECOV.CAS MOIRECOV.CAS] ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRM7nXFgoo0 see it on YouTube])<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-mar.pdf March 1982] (Issue 9)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/SPIRAL.CAS SPIRAL.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-may.pdf May 1982] (Issue 11): List of programs in back-issues <br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/BLOTCH.CAS BLOTCH.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-jun.pdf June 1982] (Issue 12)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/FIRECOV.CAS FIRECOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-jul.pdf July 1982] (Issue 13)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/GEOCOV.CAS GEOCOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-aug.pdf August 1982] (Issue 14)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/MUSICOV.CAS MUSICOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-sep.pdf September 1982] (Issue 15)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/BOXCOV.CAS BOXCOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-oct.pdf October 1982] (Issue 16): CoCo nickname coined in this issue <br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/CLASSCOV.CAS CLASSCOV.CAS] ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUUB9AE9g5w see it on YouTube])<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-nov.pdf November 1982] (Issue 17)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/TEXCOV.CAS TEXCOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-dec.pdf December 1982] (Issue 18): Signatures of the Chromasette team <br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/XMASCOV.CAS XMASCOV.CAS] ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnYdSowbfBM see it on YouTube])<br />
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===1983===<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/83-jan.pdf January 1983] (Issue 19): Caricatures of the Chromasette team <br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/PLANCOV.CAS PLANCOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/83-feb.pdf February 1983] (Issue 20)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/FLAGCOV.CAS FLAGCOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/83-apr.pdf April 1983] (Issue 22): The inside scoop on how the cassettes were duplicated<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/TARTCOV.CAS TARTCOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/83-may.pdf May 1983] (Issue 23)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/DESCOVER.CAS DESCOVER.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/83-jun.pdf June 1983] (Issue 24)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/GUTSCOV.CAS GUTSCOV.CAS] ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOe5Yryl7dk see it on YouTube])<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/83-jul.pdf July 1983] (Issue 25)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/COLORCOV.CAS COLORCOV.CAS]<br />
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==Further Reading==<br />
*[http://www.vavasour.ca/cfdm/issue53.htm COCO FRIENDS DISK MAGAZINE Issue #53]<br />
*[http://www.vavasour.ca/cfdm/issue55.htm COCO FRIENDS DISK MAGAZINE Issue #55]<br />
*[http://www.cs.unc.edu/~yakowenk/coco/text/history.html THE "COCO" CHRONICLES]<br />
*[http://cocomag.dyndns.org/swarc/T_D_Archive/T_and_D_Docs/pdf/T&Ddocs%23024s40050.pdf Ad for Chromasette in T&D, a similar software subscription service] - Updated link, thanks Tim!<br />
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromasette Chromasette article at Wikipedia]<br />
* [http://www.os9projects.com/MAGAZINES/Chromasette/Chromasette.html CoCo/OS-9 Archive]<br />
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The '''Highland Historic Computer Museum''' (''HHCM'') — located in Highland, Maryland, USA — is a computer museum dedicated to preserving historical computer equipment and making it available to the public.<br />
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*We've archived more historical Macintosh software including '''[[Aldus Persuasion 2.1 Macintosh Disk Images|Aldus Persuasion 2.1 for the Macintosh]]''', doubling the number of disk images in our [[:Category:Macintosh_disk_images|online collection]].<br />
[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
<!-- * Eleven early issues of the '''[[TRS-80 Microcomputer NEWS]]''', published by Radio Shack from 1979 to 1984, have been scanned by the museum and are now available online.<br />
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*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
<!--[[Image:VIC 20 Side.JPG|right|100px|Commodore VIC 20]]<br />
*The '''[[Commodore VIC 20]]''' was a home version of the Commodore PET series. It used the same CPU and BASIC but introduced the Video Interface Chip, a co-processor that provided graphics and sound. It is the first computer system we have added to our online museum.--><br />
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*The '''[[CPT Cassetype 4200]]''' is a dedicated word processing microcomputer system featured in the museum. See the manual and read more about the first product manufactured by the [[CPT Corporation]].<br />
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<div>[[Image:Hhcmlargeblue.png|thumb|The museum logo]]<br />
The '''Highland Historic Computer Museum''' (''HHCM'') is a computer museum dedicated to preserving historical computer equipment and making it available to the public. The museum was founded in 2001 by [[User:Michael Burch|Mike Burch]] and [[User:Martin Burch|Martin Burch]].<br />
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==Our collection==<br />
Located in the small town of Highland in Howard County, Maryland, USA, the physical collection is open [[User_talk:Compmuseum|by appointment]] only. However, we are always working to make more of the hardware information, printed materials, and software in our [[:Category:Physical collection|physical collection available online]].<br />
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A large portion of our physical collection consists of home microcomputers from the 1980s. This is primarily because many were produced and therefore are still relatively plentiful. However, we also have a word processor, transportables, and portables. Our collection is not limited to a certain type of computer or a set timeframe. We welcome your [[HHCM:Donate|donations]].<br />
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Unlike many other old computer collections, the majority of our unique, working computers are set up, complete with software and manuals and are ready for use.<br />
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==Our history==<br />
[[Image:Mike at Compmuseum August 15 2002.jpg|thumb|left|[[User:Michael Burch|Mike Burch]] at the museum in the summer of 2002]]<br />
To be sure, our physical location has come a long way since the founding.<br />
*'''2006''' The museum is opened to our friends and interested guests for the first time!<br />
**View a [http://www.compmuseum.org/upload/200607OpeningTimeLapse.wmv time lapse video of our opening].<br />
*'''2005''' This summer we added shelves and set everything back up.<br />
**See our [[HHCM:Summer 2005 Shelf Installation|photo gallery of shelf installation]]<br />
**See our [[HHCM:Summer 2005 Computer Setup|photo gallery of computer setup]]<br />
**View a [http://compmuseum.org/upload/200508walkthrough.avi video walkthrough of our physical location] as of August 2005<br />
*'''2004''' We finished the walls in the summer and added a drop ceiling in the winter.<br />
**See our [[HHCM:Summer 2004 Basement Finishing|photo gallery of basement finishing]]<br />
**See our [[HHCM:Winter 2004 Drop Ceiling Installation|photo gallery of drop ceiling installation]]<br />
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*We've archived more historical Macintosh software including '''[[Aldus Persuasion 2.1 Macintosh Disk Images|Aldus Persuasion 2.1 for the Macintosh]]''', doubling the number of disk images in our [[:Category:Macintosh_disk_images|online collection]].<br />
[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
<!-- * Eleven early issues of the '''[[TRS-80 Microcomputer NEWS]]''', published by Radio Shack from 1979 to 1984, have been scanned by the museum and are now available online.<br />
[[Image:May_1980.jpg|right|100px|May 1980]] --><br />
<!--[[Image:HHCM-bookshelf.jpg|right|80px|Our bookshelf]]<br />
*Just in time for the new year, we've made new progress in making '''[[HHCM:Library|our collection of books]]''' available online. [[:Category:Museum library|A series of articles]] representing our entire collection of more than 80 historical computer-related books is now available.--><br />
<!--[[Image:Mac-Floppies.jpg|right|100px|Mac Floppies]]<br />
*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
<!--[[Image:VIC 20 Side.JPG|right|100px|Commodore VIC 20]]<br />
*The '''[[Commodore VIC 20]]''' was a home version of the Commodore PET series. It used the same CPU and BASIC but introduced the Video Interface Chip, a co-processor that provided graphics and sound. It is the first computer system we have added to our online museum.--><br />
<!--[[Image:CPT 4200 Typewriter.JPG|left|thumb|100px|CPT Cassetype 4200 Typewriter]]--><br />
*The '''[[CPT Cassetype 4200]]''' is a dedicated word processing microcomputer system featured in the museum. See the manual and read more about the first product manufactured by the [[CPT Corporation]].<br />
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*[[HHCM:Computer inventory|'''Computers''' in our collection]]<br />
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*[[:Category:Physical collection|Browse our '''Collection''']]<br />
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===Featured items in the museum===<br />
__NOEDITSECTION__<br />
*We've archived more historical Macintosh software including '''[[Aldus Persuasion 2.1 Macintosh Disk Images|Aldus Persuasion 2.1 for the Macintosh]]''', doubling the number of disk images in our [[:Category:Macintosh_disk_images|online collection]].<br />
[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
<!-- * Eleven early issues of the '''[[TRS-80 Microcomputer NEWS]]''', published by Radio Shack from 1979 to 1984, have been scanned by the museum and are now available online.<br />
[[Image:May_1980.jpg|right|100px|May 1980]] --><br />
<!--[[Image:HHCM-bookshelf.jpg|right|80px|Our bookshelf]]<br />
*Just in time for the new year, we've made new progress in making '''[[HHCM:Library|our collection of books]]''' available online. [[:Category:Museum library|A series of articles]] representing our entire collection of more than 80 historical computer-related books is now available.--><br />
<!--[[Image:Mac-Floppies.jpg|right|100px|Mac Floppies]]<br />
*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
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*The '''[[CPT Cassetype 4200]]''' is a dedicated word processing microcomputer system featured in the museum. See the manual and read more about the first product manufactured by the [[CPT Corporation]].<br />
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*We've archived more historical Macintosh software including '''[[Aldus Persuasion 2.1 Macintosh Disk Images|Aldus Persuasion 2.1 for the Macintosh]]''', doubling the number of disk images in our [[:Category:Macintosh_disk_images|online collection]].<br />
[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
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*Just in time for the new year, we've made new progress in making '''[[HHCM:Library|our collection of books]]''' available online. [[:Category:Museum library|A series of articles]] representing our entire collection of more than 80 historical computer-related books is now available.--><br />
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*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
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*The '''[[Commodore VIC 20]]''' was a home version of the Commodore PET series. It used the same CPU and BASIC but introduced the Video Interface Chip, a co-processor that provided graphics and sound. It is the first computer system we have added to our online museum.--><br />
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*The '''[[CPT Cassetype 4200]]''' is a dedicated word processing microcomputer system featured in the museum. See the manual and read more about the first product manufactured by the [[CPT Corporation]].<br />
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*We've archived more historical Macintosh software including '''[[Aldus Persuasion 2.1 Macintosh Disk Images|Aldus Persuasion 2.1 for the Macintosh]]''', doubling the number of disk images in our [[:Category:Macintosh_disk_images|online collection]].<br />
[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
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*Just in time for the new year, we've made new progress in making '''[[HHCM:Library|our collection of books]]''' available online. [[:Category:Museum library|A series of articles]] representing our entire collection of more than 80 historical computer-related books is now available.--><br />
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*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
<!--[[Image:VIC 20 Side.JPG|right|100px|Commodore VIC 20]]<br />
*The '''[[Commodore VIC 20]]''' was a home version of the Commodore PET series. It used the same CPU and BASIC but introduced the Video Interface Chip, a co-processor that provided graphics and sound. It is the first computer system we have added to our online museum.--><br />
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*The '''[[CPT Cassetype 4200]]''' is a dedicated word processing microcomputer system featured in the museum. See the manual and read more about the first product manufactured by the [[CPT Corporation]].<br />
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*We've archived more historical Macintosh software including '''[[Aldus Persuasion 2.1 Macintosh Disk Images|Aldus Persuasion 2.1 for the Macintosh]]''', doubling the number of disk images in our [[:Category:Macintosh_disk_images|online collection]].<br />
[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
<!-- * Eleven early issues of the '''[[TRS-80 Microcomputer NEWS]]''', published by Radio Shack from 1979 to 1984, have been scanned by the museum and are now available online.<br />
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*Just in time for the new year, we've made new progress in making '''[[HHCM:Library|our collection of books]]''' available online. [[:Category:Museum library|A series of articles]] representing our entire collection of more than 80 historical computer-related books is now available.--><br />
<!--[[Image:Mac-Floppies.jpg|right|100px|Mac Floppies]]<br />
*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
<!--[[Image:VIC 20 Side.JPG|right|100px|Commodore VIC 20]]<br />
*The '''[[Commodore VIC 20]]''' was a home version of the Commodore PET series. It used the same CPU and BASIC but introduced the Video Interface Chip, a co-processor that provided graphics and sound. It is the first computer system we have added to our online museum.--><br />
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*The '''[[CPT Cassetype 4200]]''' is a dedicated word processing microcomputer system featured in the museum. See the manual and read more about the first product manufactured by the [[CPT Corporation]].<br />
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'''A message from the curator:''' The personal computer industry is still young. The people who designed the computers that now reside in our museum are, for the most part, still alive. When '''Steve Jobs''', best known for his pioneering work at Apple and NeXT, [http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/j/steven_p_jobs/index.html died recently at age 56], we found [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0FtgZNOD44 a video of a 28-year-old Jobs introducing Macintosh (the Macintosh 128K)] in 1984. Take a look, and remember the early years, and pioneers, that shaped the technology we have today. -- ''[[User:Martin Burch|Martin]], 8 October 2011.''<br />
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*[[HHCM:About|'''About''' the Highland Historic Computer Museum]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Computer inventory|'''Computers''' in our collection]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Donate|'''Donate''' to the Museum]]<br />
*[[:Category:Physical collection|Browse our '''Collection''']]<br />
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===Featured items in the museum===<br />
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*We've archived more historical Macintosh software including '''[[Aldus Persuasion 2.1 Macintosh Disk Images|Aldus Persuasion 2.1 for the Macintosh]]''', doubling the number of disk images in our [[:Category:Macintosh_disk_images|online collection]].<br />
[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
<!-- * Eleven early issues of the '''[[TRS-80 Microcomputer NEWS]]''', published by Radio Shack from 1979 to 1984, have been scanned by the museum and are now available online.<br />
[[Image:May_1980.jpg|right|100px|May 1980]] --><br />
<!--[[Image:HHCM-bookshelf.jpg|right|80px|Our bookshelf]]<br />
*Just in time for the new year, we've made new progress in making '''[[HHCM:Library|our collection of books]]''' available online. [[:Category:Museum library|A series of articles]] representing our entire collection of more than 80 historical computer-related books is now available.--><br />
<!--[[Image:Mac-Floppies.jpg|right|100px|Mac Floppies]]<br />
*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
<!--[[Image:VIC 20 Side.JPG|right|100px|Commodore VIC 20]]<br />
*The '''[[Commodore VIC 20]]''' was a home version of the Commodore PET series. It used the same CPU and BASIC but introduced the Video Interface Chip, a co-processor that provided graphics and sound. It is the first computer system we have added to our online museum.--><br />
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<div>[[Image:CPT 4200 Unpacking (1).JPG|thumb|right|Mike and Martin unpack a donation to the museum]]<br />
In our effort to preserve old computers and anything related to them, we are always looking for new items. Often old computers are simply thrown away, but many are historic pieces and nearly all are worthy of preservation.<br />
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Thus, we are looking for people to donate vintage computers, video game systems, books, or anything related to computing in general. All items received will be well researched before being placed in our physical and virtual collections, with an acknowledgment (or you may remain anonymous).<br />
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To contact us with a potential donation, please email the museum at '''donate@compmuseum.org'''. Arrangements must be made to transport donated items to our location in Highland, Maryland, USA. The museum can reimburse reasonable shipping costs as long as our budget allows. Particularly interesting artifacts may merit a premium above shipping depending on condition, completeness and available funds. Donations to the museum are not currently tax deductible, as the museum is not (yet) a nonprofit corporation.<br />
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Your support and donations are greatly appreciated!<br />
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**computer desks<br />
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**televisions<br />
**computer stands<br />
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*printers<br />
*plotters<br />
*modems<br />
*acoustic couplers<br />
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==Recent Donations==<br />
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The '''Highland Historic Computer Museum''' (''HHCM'') — located in Highland, Maryland, USA — is a computer museum dedicated to preserving historical computer equipment and making it available to the public.<br />
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'''A message from the curator:''' The personal computer industry is still young. The people who designed the computers that now reside in our museum are, for the most part, still alive. When '''Steve Jobs''', best known for his pioneering work at Apple and NeXT, [http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/j/steven_p_jobs/index.html died recently at age 56], we found [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0FtgZNOD44 a video of a 28-year-old Jobs introducing Macintosh (the Macintosh 128K)] in 1984. Take a look, and remember the early years, and pioneers, that shaped the technology we have today. -- ''[[User:Martin Burch|Martin]], 8 October 2011.''<br />
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'''Watch us LIVE!''' January 1-6 2008, afternoons and evenings U.S. Eastern Time, online at UStream.TV: [http://ustream.tv/channel/compmuseum click here to watch]<br />
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*[[HHCM:About|'''About''' the Highland Historic Computer Museum]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Computer inventory|'''Computers''' in our collection]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Donate|'''Donate''' to the Museum]]<br />
*[[:Category:Physical collection|Browse our '''Collection''']]<br />
*[[HHCM:Community Portal|'''Community''' Portal]]<br />
*[[Current events|Current '''Events''']]<br />
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[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
===Featured items in the museum===<br />
__NOEDITSECTION__<br />
* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
[[Image:May_1980.jpg|right|100px|May 1980]]<br />
* Eleven early issues of the '''[[TRS-80 Microcomputer NEWS]]''', published by Radio Shack from 1979 to 1984, have been scanned by the museum and are now available online.<br />
<!--[[Image:HHCM-bookshelf.jpg|right|80px|Our bookshelf]]<br />
*Just in time for the new year, we've made new progress in making '''[[HHCM:Library|our collection of books]]''' available online. [[:Category:Museum library|A series of articles]] representing our entire collection of more than 80 historical computer-related books is now available.--><br />
<!--[[Image:Mac-Floppies.jpg|right|100px|Mac Floppies]]<br />
*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
<!--[[Image:VIC 20 Side.JPG|right|100px|Commodore VIC 20]]<br />
*The '''[[Commodore VIC 20]]''' was a home version of the Commodore PET series. It used the same CPU and BASIC but introduced the Video Interface Chip, a co-processor that provided graphics and sound. It is the first computer system we have added to our online museum.--><br />
<!--[[Image:CPT 4200 Typewriter.JPG|left|thumb|100px|CPT Cassetype 4200 Typewriter]]--><br />
*The '''[[CPT Cassetype 4200]]''' is a dedicated word processing microcomputer system featured in the museum. See the manual and read more about the first product manufactured by the [[CPT Corporation]].<br />
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The '''Highland Historic Computer Museum''' (''HHCM'') — located in Highland, Maryland, USA — is a computer museum dedicated to preserving historical computer equipment and making it available to the public.<br />
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'''A message from the curator:''' The personal computer industry is still young. The people who designed the computers that now reside in our museum are, for the most part, still alive. When Steve Jobs, best known for his pioneering work at Apple and NeXT, [http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/j/steven_p_jobs/index.html died recently at age 56], we found a video of a 28-year-old Jobs [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0FtgZNOD44 introducing Macintosh (the Macintosh 128K)] in 1984. Take a look, and remember the early years, and pioneers, that shaped the technology we have today. -- ''[[User:Martin Burch|Martin]], 8 October 2011.''<br />
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*[[HHCM:About|'''About''' the Highland Historic Computer Museum]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Computer inventory|'''Computers''' in our collection]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Donate|'''Donate''' to the Museum]]<br />
*[[:Category:Physical collection|Browse our '''Collection''']]<br />
*[[HHCM:Community Portal|'''Community''' Portal]]<br />
*[[Current events|Current '''Events''']]<br />
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[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
===Featured items in the museum===<br />
__NOEDITSECTION__<br />
* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
[[Image:May_1980.jpg|right|100px|May 1980]]<br />
* Eleven early issues of the '''[[TRS-80 Microcomputer NEWS]]''', published by Radio Shack from 1979 to 1984, have been scanned by the museum and are now available online.<br />
<!--[[Image:HHCM-bookshelf.jpg|right|80px|Our bookshelf]]<br />
*Just in time for the new year, we've made new progress in making '''[[HHCM:Library|our collection of books]]''' available online. [[:Category:Museum library|A series of articles]] representing our entire collection of more than 80 historical computer-related books is now available.--><br />
<!--[[Image:Mac-Floppies.jpg|right|100px|Mac Floppies]]<br />
*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
<!--[[Image:VIC 20 Side.JPG|right|100px|Commodore VIC 20]]<br />
*The '''[[Commodore VIC 20]]''' was a home version of the Commodore PET series. It used the same CPU and BASIC but introduced the Video Interface Chip, a co-processor that provided graphics and sound. It is the first computer system we have added to our online museum.--><br />
<!--[[Image:CPT 4200 Typewriter.JPG|left|thumb|100px|CPT Cassetype 4200 Typewriter]]--><br />
*The '''[[CPT Cassetype 4200]]''' is a dedicated word processing microcomputer system featured in the museum. See the manual and read more about the first product manufactured by the [[CPT Corporation]].<br />
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The '''Highland Historic Computer Museum''' (''HHCM'') — located in Highland, Maryland, USA — is a computer museum dedicated to preserving historical computer equipment and making it available to the public.<br />
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'''A message from the curator:''' The personal computer industry is still young. The people who designed the computers that now reside in our museum are, for the most part, still alive. When Steve Jobs, best known for his pioneering work at Apple and NeXT, [http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/j/steven_p_jobs/index.html died recently at age 56], we found a video of a 28-year-old Jobs [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0FtgZNOD44 introducing Macintosh (the Macintosh 128K)] in 1984. Take a look, and remember the early years, and pioneers, that shaped the technology we have today. -- ''[[User:Martin Burch|Martin]], 8 October 2011.''<br />
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'''Watch us LIVE!''' January 1-6 2008, afternoons and evenings U.S. Eastern Time, online at UStream.TV: [http://ustream.tv/channel/compmuseum click here to watch]<br />
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--><br />
*[[HHCM:About|'''About''' the Highland Historic Computer Museum]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Computer inventory|'''Computers''' in our collection]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Donate|'''Donate''' to the Museum]]<br />
*[[:Category:Physical collection|Browse our '''Collection''']]<br />
*[[HHCM:Community Portal|'''Community''' Portal]]<br />
*[[Current events|Current '''Events''']]<br />
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[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
===Featured items in the museum===<br />
__NOEDITSECTION__<br />
* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
[[Image:May_1980.jpg|right|100px|May 1980]]<br />
* Eleven early issues of the '''[[TRS-80 Microcomputer NEWS]]''', published by Radio Shack from 1979 to 1984, have been scanned by the museum and are now available online.<br />
<!--[[Image:HHCM-bookshelf.jpg|right|80px|Our bookshelf]]<br />
*Just in time for the new year, we've made new progress in making '''[[HHCM:Library|our collection of books]]''' available online. [[:Category:Museum library|A series of articles]] representing our entire collection of more than 80 historical computer-related books is now available.--><br />
<!--[[Image:Mac-Floppies.jpg|right|100px|Mac Floppies]]<br />
*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
<!--[[Image:VIC 20 Side.JPG|right|100px|Commodore VIC 20]]<br />
*The '''[[Commodore VIC 20]]''' was a home version of the Commodore PET series. It used the same CPU and BASIC but introduced the Video Interface Chip, a co-processor that provided graphics and sound. It is the first computer system we have added to our online museum.--><br />
<!--[[Image:CPT 4200 Typewriter.JPG|left|thumb|100px|CPT Cassetype 4200 Typewriter]]--><br />
*The '''[[CPT Cassetype 4200]]''' is a dedicated word processing microcomputer system featured in the museum. See the manual and read more about the first product manufactured by the [[CPT Corporation]].<br />
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--><br />
*[[HHCM:About|'''About''' the Highland Historic Computer Museum]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Computer inventory|'''Computers''' in our collection]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Donate|'''Donate''' to the Museum]]<br />
*[[:Category:Physical collection|Browse our '''Collection''']]<br />
*[[HHCM:Community Portal|'''Community''' Portal]]<br />
*[[Current events|Current '''Events''']]<br />
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[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
===Featured items in the museum===<br />
__NOEDITSECTION__<br />
* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
[[Image:May_1980.jpg|right|100px|May 1980]]<br />
* Eleven early issues of the '''[[TRS-80 Microcomputer NEWS]]''', published by Radio Shack from 1979 to 1984, have been scanned by the museum and are now available online.<br />
<!--[[Image:HHCM-bookshelf.jpg|right|80px|Our bookshelf]]<br />
*Just in time for the new year, we've made new progress in making '''[[HHCM:Library|our collection of books]]''' available online. [[:Category:Museum library|A series of articles]] representing our entire collection of more than 80 historical computer-related books is now available.--><br />
<!--[[Image:Mac-Floppies.jpg|right|100px|Mac Floppies]]<br />
*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
<!--[[Image:VIC 20 Side.JPG|right|100px|Commodore VIC 20]]<br />
*The '''[[Commodore VIC 20]]''' was a home version of the Commodore PET series. It used the same CPU and BASIC but introduced the Video Interface Chip, a co-processor that provided graphics and sound. It is the first computer system we have added to our online museum.--><br />
<!--[[Image:CPT 4200 Typewriter.JPG|left|thumb|100px|CPT Cassetype 4200 Typewriter]]--><br />
*The '''[[CPT Cassetype 4200]]''' is a dedicated word processing microcomputer system featured in the museum. See the manual and read more about the first product manufactured by the [[CPT Corporation]].<br />
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[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
===Featured items in the museum===<br />
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* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
[[Image:May_1980.jpg|right|100px|May 1980]]<br />
* Eleven early issues of the '''[[TRS-80 Microcomputer NEWS]]''', published by Radio Shack from 1979 to 1984, have been scanned by the museum and are now available online.<br />
<!--[[Image:HHCM-bookshelf.jpg|right|80px|Our bookshelf]]<br />
*Just in time for the new year, we've made new progress in making '''[[HHCM:Library|our collection of books]]''' available online. [[:Category:Museum library|A series of articles]] representing our entire collection of more than 80 historical computer-related books is now available.--><br />
<!--[[Image:Mac-Floppies.jpg|right|100px|Mac Floppies]]<br />
*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
<!--[[Image:VIC 20 Side.JPG|right|100px|Commodore VIC 20]]<br />
*The '''[[Commodore VIC 20]]''' was a home version of the Commodore PET series. It used the same CPU and BASIC but introduced the Video Interface Chip, a co-processor that provided graphics and sound. It is the first computer system we have added to our online museum.--><br />
<!--[[Image:CPT 4200 Typewriter.JPG|left|thumb|100px|CPT Cassetype 4200 Typewriter]]--><br />
*The '''[[CPT Cassetype 4200]]''' is a dedicated word processing microcomputer system featured in the museum. See the manual and read more about the first product manufactured by the [[CPT Corporation]].<br />
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*[[HHCM:About|'''About''' the Highland Historic Computer Museum]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Computer inventory|'''Computers''' in our collection]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Donate|'''Donate''' to the Museum]]<br />
*[[:Category:Physical collection|Browse our '''Collection''']]<br />
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[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
===Featured items in the museum===<br />
__NOEDITSECTION__<br />
* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
[[Image:May_1980.jpg|left|100px|May 1980]]<br />
* Eleven early issues of the '''[[TRS-80 Microcomputer NEWS]]''', published by Radio Shack from 1979 to 1984, have been scanned by the museum and are now available online.<br />
<!--[[Image:HHCM-bookshelf.jpg|right|80px|Our bookshelf]]<br />
*Just in time for the new year, we've made new progress in making '''[[HHCM:Library|our collection of books]]''' available online. [[:Category:Museum library|A series of articles]] representing our entire collection of more than 80 historical computer-related books is now available.--><br />
<!--[[Image:Mac-Floppies.jpg|right|100px|Mac Floppies]]<br />
*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
<!--[[Image:VIC 20 Side.JPG|right|100px|Commodore VIC 20]]<br />
*The '''[[Commodore VIC 20]]''' was a home version of the Commodore PET series. It used the same CPU and BASIC but introduced the Video Interface Chip, a co-processor that provided graphics and sound. It is the first computer system we have added to our online museum.--><br />
<!--[[Image:CPT 4200 Typewriter.JPG|left|thumb|100px|CPT Cassetype 4200 Typewriter]]--><br />
*The '''[[CPT Cassetype 4200]]''' is a dedicated word processing microcomputer system featured in the museum. See the manual and read more about the first product manufactured by the [[CPT Corporation]].<br />
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*[[HHCM:About|'''About''' the Highland Historic Computer Museum]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Computer inventory|'''Computers''' in our collection]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Donate|'''Donate''' to the Museum]]<br />
*[[:Category:Physical collection|Browse our '''Collection''']]<br />
*[[HHCM:Community Portal|'''Community''' Portal]]<br />
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===Featured items in the museum===<br />
__NOEDITSECTION__<br />
[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
[[Image:May_1980.jpg|right|100px|May 1980]]<br />
* Eleven early issues of the '''[[TRS-80 Microcomputer NEWS]]''', published by Radio Shack from 1979 to 1984, have been scanned by the museum and are now available online.<br />
<!--[[Image:HHCM-bookshelf.jpg|right|80px|Our bookshelf]]<br />
*Just in time for the new year, we've made new progress in making '''[[HHCM:Library|our collection of books]]''' available online. [[:Category:Museum library|A series of articles]] representing our entire collection of more than 80 historical computer-related books is now available.--><br />
<!--[[Image:Mac-Floppies.jpg|right|100px|Mac Floppies]]<br />
*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
<!--[[Image:VIC 20 Side.JPG|right|100px|Commodore VIC 20]]<br />
*The '''[[Commodore VIC 20]]''' was a home version of the Commodore PET series. It used the same CPU and BASIC but introduced the Video Interface Chip, a co-processor that provided graphics and sound. It is the first computer system we have added to our online museum.--><br />
[[Image:CPT 4200 Typewriter.JPG|right|100px|CPT Cassetype 4200 Typewriter]]<br />
*The '''[[CPT Cassetype 4200]]''' is a dedicated word processing microcomputer system featured in the museum. See the manual and read more about the first product manufactured by the [[CPT Corporation]].<br />
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*[[HHCM:About|'''About''' the Highland Historic Computer Museum]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Computer inventory|'''Computers''' in our collection]]<br />
*[[HHCM:Donate|'''Donate''' to the Museum]]<br />
*[[:Category:Physical collection|Browse our '''Collection''']]<br />
*[[HHCM:Community Portal|'''Community''' Portal]]<br />
*[[Current events|Current '''Events''']]<br />
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===Featured items in the museum===<br />
__NOEDITSECTION__<br />
[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|right|100px|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
* Seventeen issues of '''[[Chromasette]]''' magazine, the first tape-based magazine for the CoCo, and the accompanying "cover" program files are now available from the museum.<br />
[[Image:May_1980.jpg|right|100px|May 1980]]<br />
* Eleven early issues of the '''[[TRS-80 Microcomputer NEWS]]''', published by Radio Shack from 1979 to 1984, have been scanned by the museum and are now available online.<br />
<!--[[Image:HHCM-bookshelf.jpg|right|80px|Our bookshelf]]<br />
*Just in time for the new year, we've made new progress in making '''[[HHCM:Library|our collection of books]]''' available online. [[:Category:Museum library|A series of articles]] representing our entire collection of more than 80 historical computer-related books is now available.--><br />
<!--[[Image:Mac-Floppies.jpg|right|100px|Mac Floppies]]<br />
*In our continuing effort to make our physical collection available online, we have created '''over forty [[Macintosh Disk Images|Apple Macintosh disk images]]'''. Find out [[HHCM:Macintosh Disk Images|how we created and how to use these images]].--><br />
<!--[[Image:VIC 20 Side.JPG|right|100px|Commodore VIC 20]]<br />
*The '''[[Commodore VIC 20]]''' was a home version of the Commodore PET series. It used the same CPU and BASIC but introduced the Video Interface Chip, a co-processor that provided graphics and sound. It is the first computer system we have added to our online museum.--><br />
<!--[[Image:CPT 4200 Typewriter.JPG|right|100px|CPT Cassetype 4200 Typewriter]]<br />
*The '''[[CPT Cassetype 4200]]''' is a dedicated word processing microcomputer system. It was the first product manufactured by the [[CPT Corporation]].--><br />
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<div>[[Image:chromalogo.PNG|thumb|Chromasette tape, as pictured in the included newsletters.]]<br />
'''Chromasette''' was the first tape-based magazine for the TRS-80 (or Tandy) Color Computer. The monthly collection of "games,<br />
teaching or utility programs" [http://www.aec.msu.edu/fs2/papers/older/idwp6.pdf] was published by '''CLOAD''', the Santa Barbara, California-based publishers of a periodical by the same name for the earlier (black and white) TRS-80 models. The first issue of Chromasette was dated July 1981, and the final issue was likely published in 1984.<br />
<br />
"Chromasette is very much like CLOAD, with a cassette wrapped in an accompanying letter that lists the programs," [http://www.atarimagazines.com/creative/v9n5/296_Trs80_strings.php writes Stephen Gray in Creative Computing]. <br />
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The accompanying explanatory letter is perhaps most famous for nicknaming the Color Computer the '''CoCo''' in the [http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-oct.pdf October 1982 issue].<br />
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=="Cover" Programs==<br />
[[Image:Coverstill.png|thumb|left|A still from the June 1983 cover program.]]<br />
The first program on each month's cassette tape is a "cover" that, when loaded and run, displays the Chromasette name and a clever demo, often seasonal or related to a topic explored in other programs on the tape. Each of the cassette tapes in our collection includes 7 or 8 programs in addition to the cover program.<br />
===YouTube Videos===<br />
The museum has created YouTube videos of several running cover programs:<br />
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOe5Yryl7dk Chromasette cover #24, June 1983] by Douglas R. Bell. "Hand me a knife - better yet, a screwdriver. See the flow of electron juices graphically course through CoCo's insides in Guts Cover," writes Dave (David Lagerquist, Chromasette's editor-in-chief).<br />
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnYdSowbfBM Chromasette cover #18, December 1982] Merry Christmas!<br />
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRM7nXFgoo0 Chromasette #8, February 1982] A hypnotic moire pattern.<br />
==Digitization==<br />
The museum has created PDF and cassette files to preserve Chromasette newsletters and tapes and make them available for study. <br />
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The cassette files were created using the original CoCo cassette interface attached to a Roland Edirol UA-1EX USB audio interface. The resulting files were split and processed in [http://members.home.nl/w.speek/wavegain.htm WaveGain] before being converted to .CAS files, which can be run successfully in many emulators. We created the .CAS files with CASIN written by Jeff Vavasour (in 1994).<br />
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We've mirrored Jeff's tools:<br />
*[http://www.compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/CASIN.EXE CASIN]<br />
*[http://www.compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/CASOUT.EXE CASOUT]<br />
*[http://www.compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/CAS2ROM.EXE CAS2ROM]<br />
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==Downloads==<br />
The Chromasette newsletters and cover programs we have archived are available to download. The issues listed below represent all the issues in our collection (if you can provide the missing issues, please [[HHCM:Donate|let us know]]).<br />
===1981===<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/81-aug.pdf August 1981] (Issue 2)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/HORNCOV.CAS HORNCOV.CAS]<br />
===1982===<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-feb.pdf February 1982] (Issue 8)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/MOIRECOV.CAS MOIRECOV.CAS] ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRM7nXFgoo0 see it on YouTube])<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-mar.pdf March 1982] (Issue 9)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/SPIRAL.CAS SPIRAL.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-may.pdf May 1982] (Issue 11): List of programs in back-issues <br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/BLOTCH.CAS BLOTCH.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-jun.pdf June 1982] (Issue 12)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/FIRECOV.CAS FIRECOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-jul.pdf July 1982] (Issue 13)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/GEOCOV.CAS GEOCOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-aug.pdf August 1982] (Issue 14)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/MUSICOV.CAS MUSICOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-sep.pdf September 1982] (Issue 15)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/BOXCOV.CAS BOXCOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-oct.pdf October 1982] (Issue 16): CoCo nickname coined in this issue <br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/CLASSCOV.CAS CLASSCOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-nov.pdf November 1982] (Issue 17)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/TEXCOV.CAS TEXCOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/82-dec.pdf December 1982] (Issue 18): Signatures of the Chromasette team <br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/XMASCOV.CAS XMASCOV.CAS] ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnYdSowbfBM see it on YouTube])<br />
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===1983===<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/83-jan.pdf January 1983] (Issue 19): Caricatures of the Chromasette team <br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/PLANCOV.CAS PLANCOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/83-feb.pdf February 1983] (Issue 20)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/FLAGCOV.CAS FLAGCOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/83-apr.pdf April 1983] (Issue 22): The inside scoop on how the cassettes were duplicated<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/TARTCOV.CAS TARTCOV.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/83-may.pdf May 1983] (Issue 23)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/DESCOVER.CAS DESCOVER.CAS]<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/83-jun.pdf June 1983] (Issue 24)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/GUTSCOV.CAS GUTSCOV.CAS] ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOe5Yryl7dk see it on YouTube])<br />
*[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/83-jul.pdf July 1983] (Issue 25)<br />
**[http://compmuseum.org/upload/chromasette/COLORCOV.CAS COLORCOV.CAS]<br />
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==Further Reading==<br />
*[http://www.vavasour.ca/cfdm/issue53.htm COCO FRIENDS DISK MAGAZINE Issue #53]<br />
*[http://www.vavasour.ca/cfdm/issue55.htm COCO FRIENDS DISK MAGAZINE Issue #55]<br />
*[http://www.cs.unc.edu/~yakowenk/coco/text/history.html THE "COCO" CHRONICLES]<br />
*[http://cocomag.dyndns.org/T_D_Archive/T_and_D_Docs/pdf/T&Ddocs%23024s40050.pdf Ad for Chromasette in T&D, a similar software subscription service]<br />
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromasette Chromasette article at Wikipedia]<br />
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