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I like the program that KevinMos3 recommended. IrfanView has an option in its Print Preview to print with the "Original size (from image DPI)". I haven't used it to print labels, but you might give it a try.

I like e5frog's end labels, but I don't think they would work on my harmony cart. It looks like the SD/USB port is farther to the top-left on mine: That's okay though. I wasn't planning to print out a label.

Back in the day I bought Basic Programming, Brain Games and keyboard controllers packed together. I couldn't remember what it was called, but it sounds like the Back to School Pak.

Here's the original thread: Fixing E.T. The Extra Terrestrial

You could try Video Olympics, but when I was a child I was disappointed with it. It's a multiplayer pong game. Party Mix might be good, but I don't know much about it. The Video Game Critic gives it an A. There are no balls in it like the games you mentioned, but can be played by 2 or 4 players.

See this. No, Atari sent emails to owners of fan sites. One of the emails mentioned "unauthorized console emulation software".

Earlier this month he said he had it: Yes, I still have Red Sea Crossing!

There is a PDF copy of the manual in user42's manual scan collection, but thanks for asking.

This is a fun game. Thanks for releasing it.

Bionic Breakthrough

I have read a lot about this and have seen nothing to indicate that it was an April Fools joke. I've seen accusations, but I am convinced it is real. Can you post a link to where CPUwiz, TanMan or Albert admit it was a scam? That's the name of the store where TanMan bought his copy of Air Raid.

There is a large list of MD5 hashes here (this is a 9.9MB HTML file), but if you're wanting to use them in software that you plan on releasing to the public then it might be better to make your own hashes instead of copying another person's work (unless you get permission first). A couple of Windows programs that can do that are hkSFV and MD5summer, but there are other programs if you search around.

Thanks.

Your question made me think of Microvision Cartridge Dumping. Sorry this is off topic, but thought it might interest you.

I was able to find them with a search for "Atari 2600" (without quotes). I don't think "Atari 2600 system" and "Atari 2600 console" will work because "system" and "console" aren't in the title. The word "console" isn't even in the description. A search for "Atari 2600 system" works if I check "Include description" for the search.

I agree with Prodos8. They remind me of paddles I used on an Apple II+, but I don't remember what the plug looked like. However, it's been enough years that I can't remember if they were exactly like these or not. Just that they were similar.

Isn't this against the AtariAge Forum Guidelines and Rules:

I can't remember how well this works, but Big Blue Reader can read some MS-DOS disks. This is from their website:

Thanks for the link. I thought the User Manual on that page was interesting. I noticed this: That's how I used to quickly advance the game level on Pele's Soccer back in the day and I noticed that this system has Championship Soccer. (For those who don't know, those are the same game under different names.)

I don't want a Zookeeper homebrew. I want the real thing to be released someday. EDIT: I have nothing against someone making a homebrew of Zookeeper as long as the original is released someday too.

It might help if you gave a little more information about what this does, for people who don't already know about it. When you first posted this, I had to do a little searching to find out what it was. I found this: MyIDE+Flash Cartridge Documentation I wasn't interested in the Atarimax "MyIDE+Flash" Cartridge because it sounds like it requires an XL/XE computer and wouldn't work with the Atari 400/800. Is the powered IDE->CF converter a device that allows a CompactFlash card to be used as an IDE drive? That's what I assume, because this thread mentions plugging an IDE-CF cart on top of the MyIDE + MaxFlash.

I got my two tokens from Dig That Box. Thanks. Sorry my pictures aren't better.

Computer Readable-Media Eligibility for Media Mail Prices

Did you not get an SD card and manual with your copies? (Not rhetorical this time.) All we deserved was what we were offered. We knew (or should have known) what we were getting before we ordered. If we didn't want it, then we didn't have to order it. I wish you would stop running down the Harmony cart. We are not entitled to have hardware developers cater to our wishes. Show them some gratitude so they will feel encouraged to continue work on their future projects. I'm guessing that Atari 2600 Boulder Dash ® will probably be compatible with the H2 when it is released.

I'm curious. How did you find the background color? Never heard of it. I'll stick to PayPal, though. Thanks anyways. You should stay away from Western Union transactions with people that you don't personally know very well.