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- title: ARABIAN MODEL
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- title: www.exelvision.fr
url: http://www.exelvision.fr
text: Awesome website dedicated to Exelvision. All you needed to know is here (french)
comments:
- author: toor (France)
date: Friday 11th June 2004
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Hello,
I seeks hopelessly a diskette of boot (EXELDOS) for my EXL135 Exelvision.
If you can helping me, please contact me.
I thank you.
- author: Franz (Courbevoie (Paris - La Défense) - France)
date: Tuesday 22nd October 2002
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The EXL100 was my first computer and I really love it. I learnt BASIC on it before switching to Pascal and assembler language on a PC1512 computer. I was 11 years old when I bought this computer in 1985.
It is true that at this time, the computer was lacking a lot of sotware and especially some games. I still have the first game I programmed in Basic on a magnetic tape. It was named "Le château du professeur Megabus" (The castle of professor Megabus in english). It was a text adventure game I designed after a friend of mine told me about the "DIM" basic instruction :-).
I had a pro keyboard. But the infra-red link did not work very well if the EXL100 casing had been removed for repair (this happened to me after an electronic component burnt into the computer). I had to positionate the keyboard very precisely for a correct use. I have put some pins onto a wood frame so that the keyboard always had the same location on my desk !
The EXELBASIC was very neat. It had a powerful instruction set but the editor was not so great. At this time, my dream was to have the EXELASSEMBLER cartridge but it was very expensive.
I remember having a lot of trouble with the tape recorder I used with. Some tapes did not work properly and I always got an error message (ERROR 255 i think...). The first game I bought was ATI 42 on a tape and NEURONES. I had a lot of troubles with NEURONES because of this famous "loading" error.
Games such as "Tennis" and "Wizord" were really great. I never used the game pads but the keyboard instead. Game pads had a numerical keyboard that could be used with the keyboard.
I also had "IMAGIX" for graphical creations. But it was necesary to have the 16K non volatile Memory Extension to import the graphics into a BASIC program.
Your pages are really great. It remembers me a lot of things to me. Sniff !!
Franz
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