Hi all, Thanks to Robert Bernardo and the COMMVEX expo videos good presentations. I particularly really enjoyed the Commodore Server and C= programming and the I-Pad Enhanced Sid player, etc good job to you all. In the C= programming presentation given by Larry Anderson (dang I hope I got his last name right) Robert suggests a really good C= website devoted to Commodore mags and books: http://www.bombjack.org If I had known about this website I could have found the C= programming books I had been in real need for, but I just wanted to pass this on to those whom may not know about bombjack. Anyway it made my day, Robert Bernardo thanks so very much for suggesting BombJack.org Everybody have a wonderful day etc. Terry Raymond

Bombjack's is a great site for reference material. It seems to have become what Project 64 used to be. I strongly suggest anyone who has any Commodore books not on the list to scan them and upload them. In particular, I am looking for Commodore 64 books that contain BASIC and type-in games, so I can get them typed in and uploaded to Gamebase 64. Here's a list of what still needs to be done: - http://www.btinternet.com/~pweighill/music/books/ In particular, I am looking for copies of the following book titles:- Commodore 64 - Fun and Games Vol. 2Castles & Kingdoms (I have a copy, but has torn pages from one of the game listings!)Games Commodore 64 Computers PlayGetting Ahead: Fantastic GamesGetting Ahead: Space AdventuresBlast off with BASIC games for your Commodore 64Commodore 64 Game Construction KitBASIC Computer-spiele fur Commodore 64 ...or any other book with game listings that I may have missed.I'll be willing to pay for books, or even just scans/digital photos of the listings so I have something to work with. Thanks! Nathan Butcher Date: Sun, 12 Sep 2010 13:36:59 -0600 From: traymnd@gmail.com To: homestead@vcsweb.com Subject: [Homestead] Commodore book&magazine website Hi all, Thanks to Robert Bernardo and the COMMVEX expo videos good presentations. I particularly really enjoyed the Commodore Server and C= programming and the I-Pad Enhanced Sid player, etc good job to you all. In the C= programming presentation given by Larry Anderson (dang I hope I got his last name right) Robert suggests a really good C= website devoted to Commodore mags and books: http://www.bombjack.org If I had known about this website I could have found the C= programming books I had been in real need for, but I just wanted to pass this on to those whom may not know about bombjack. Anyway it made my day, Robert Bernardo thanks so very much for suggesting BombJack.org Everybody have a wonderful day etc. Terry Raymond _______________________________________________ Homestead mailing list Homestead@vcsweb.com http://vcsweb.com/mailman/listinfo/homestead_vcsweb.com

In the C= programming presentation given by Larry Anderson (dang I hope

Hi all - I've been following his site for a while now - there is an incredible amount of material there - almost every english magazine printed for c64 are available (some are posted to usenet and torrents because of bandwidth issues). Just be sure and follow his simple rule of downloading one file at a time, or buy the dvd sets he sells which will save you a lot of time. Brian On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 12:09 AM, Nathan Butcher <butchy@hotmail.com> wrote: > Bombjack's is a great site for reference material. It seems to have become > what Project 64 used to be. I strongly suggest anyone who has any Commodore > books not on the list to scan them and upload them. > > In particular, I am looking for Commodore 64 books that contain BASIC and > type-in games, so I can get them typed in and uploaded to Gamebase 64. > Here's a list of what still needs to be done: - > http://www.btinternet.com/~pweighill/music/books/<http://www.btinternet.com/%7Epweighill/music/books/> > > <http://www.btinternet.com/%7Epweighill/music/books/>In particular, I am > looking for copies of the following book titles:- > > Commodore 64 - Fun and Games Vol. 2 > Castles & Kingdoms (I have a copy, but has torn pages from one of the game > listings!) > Games Commodore 64 Computers Play > Getting Ahead: Fantastic Games > Getting Ahead: Space Adventures > Blast off with BASIC games for your Commodore 64 > Commodore 64 Game Construction Kit > BASIC Computer-spiele fur Commodore 64 > > ...or any other book with game listings that I may have missed. > I'll be willing to pay for books, or even just scans/digital photos of the > listings so I have something to work with. > > Thanks! > > Nathan Butcher > > > > ------------------------------ > Date: Sun, 12 Sep 2010 13:36:59 -0600 > From: traymnd@gmail.com > To: homestead@vcsweb.com > Subject: [Homestead] Commodore book&magazine website > > Hi all, > > Thanks to Robert Bernardo and the COMMVEX expo videos good presentations. > > I particularly really enjoyed the Commodore Server and C= programming and > the I-Pad Enhanced Sid player, etc good job to you all. > > In the C= programming presentation given by Larry Anderson (dang I hope > I got his last name right) Robert suggests a really good C= > website devoted to Commodore mags and books: http://www.bombjack.org > > If I had known about this website I could have found the C= programming > books I had been in real need for, but I just wanted to > pass this on to those whom may not know about bombjack. > > > Anyway it made my day, Robert Bernardo thanks so very much for suggesting > BombJack.org > > Everybody have a wonderful day etc. > > Terry Raymond > > > _______________________________________________ Homestead mailing list > Homestead@vcsweb.com > http://vcsweb.com/mailman/listinfo/homestead_vcsweb.com > > _______________________________________________ > Homestead mailing list > Homestead@vcsweb.com > http://vcsweb.com/mailman/listinfo/homestead_vcsweb.com > > -- http://silicawood.blogspot.com/