empken

updated link to the Notung Page: http://www.empken.com/funstuff/notung.html(website was just remodeled) My email: [email protected] I still have my master diskette book of every product and shareware release I ever did (but unfortunately no way to read them anymore). As I posted on another thread, I will eventually be posting more content (mostly manuals) after I finish a couple big (non-TI) projects I'm working on.

I didn't do any of those for TI Casino, though I do still have some notes and graphic paper plots for a possible horse racing add-on I consider doing in the late 90's. I did do two add-ons to the original TI Casino; an Acey-Ducey game introduced with TI-Casino v3.3 (1992) and a Casino Solitaire add-on (1996). The Solitaire game (my last TI program) was written on the V9T9 emulator and imported into standard TI format. I have my "TI" page back up now on my website (which is under going renovations making in cell phone/tablet friendly via bootstrap format). Eventually I'll add more pages to the TI section with PDF manuals, more imagery and maybe some downloads (I have TI Casino in V9T9 Format)

Wow... someone who remembers my BBS (which was one of the first TI-99/4a powered BBS back in 1984). The KBGB (Cal-Tex) BBS morphed into "Emperor Ken's World" when Compuserve offered the first-ever "personal" webpages and I still run it today... wow, 32 years of running an online site... Is that even possible? lol. I remember the Keep I did show up quite a bit at the LA 99ers, although the San Fernando Valley 99ers was my group and I was President for most of it's life. Steve Mehr and I still trade Christmas cards. Okay-- the two original copies of "How to Use the Printer's Apprentice (...And Not Go INSANE!) are spoken for... Moonsweeper (because he asked first) and Ksarul get them. I'll have to figure out a way to get them to you both. PM me and we'll figure out the details. For those who wanted one who weren't on the list, I do have the original masters of that too, so I'll add that to my "to scan to pdf" list (although that will be minus the companion disk).

Thanks, Casino was a fun project for me. TPA and insanity? "Heh, heh, heh... I'll show you some pagemanship!" (says the crazy guy on the cover of the book). TPA was a great program and did quality type setting for it's time. I'll never forget my friend, with his brand new Macintosh, not believing I was doing newsletter better than this on my TI-99/4a. I dug through my TI stuff and managed to find 3 copies of the TPA book in good condition, each with their companion disks (whether the disk still works may be another a story). I'll be willing to give two of them up (keeping a copy of myself). I have still have masters of all my programs and shareware, as well as some of Ray Kazmer's work (who passed in 1998 and gave me the rights to his work). Unfortunately, I have no way to look at them anymore (my TI is in storage and has some issues). I love to get some of my programs on a PC emulator. I might be willing loan out my masters in exchange for that.

Thanks for the welcome and the support of my TI products... I'm a little surprised any one even remembers me lol ...and sorry I've hijacked this thread I've been meaning to do pdf scans of those manuals... I've under a little time pressure on my current project but I'll try to squeeze it in when I do have some time or after by deadline at the end of April. For a hint of what I'm doing now on computers, look at my website at www.songbirdremix.com (3d digital bird models)

I thought I might still have mine but couldn't find it. I do have most of the Notung Software products original masters still.