100 programs for the BBC microcomputer

Publisher: Prentice-Hall
Author: John Gordon

"A set of short programs for use in schools written for the
Mathematical Association Sub-Committee on Microcomputers in
Mathematics Teaching."

Publisher: Stanley Thornes Publishing
Author: Mathematical Association

This book is an easy to follow, practical, word processing course teaching the most useful features of the BBC Micro using View.

Publisher: National Extension College
Author: Anna Ruthven

Publisher: Technical Books
Author: Mike James, S.M Gee, Kay Ewbank

Publisher: C. J. E. Microcomputers

Publisher: Century Publishing
Author: Ian Murray

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Tim D. Rogers & Chris Callender

Publisher: Fontana
Author: Carolyn Hughes

"Written in a simple and practical style, Beginner's Guides provide the first stage in learning to use the BBC or the ZX Spectrum computers. Step-by-step, you are shown how to write simple programs, use number and string variables, and produce sound, colour and simple graphics."

- back cover

Publisher: Kingfisher Books
Author: Richard Graves, David Graves

A Child's Guide to the BBC Micro (Paperback)
by John Dewhirst (Author)

Author: John Dewhirst

"This small book provides a clear and concise short course on the language of BBC BASIC. It has been compiled from lecture notes written whilst teaching BASIC programming to adults at an Adult Education Centre.

Publisher: Bernard Babani Publishing
Author: T. J. E. Murphy

Publisher: Wise Owl
Author: A.D Derrick

ID Numbers
Open Library OL10497834M
ISBN 10 0333382854 
OCLC/WorldCat 59094693

Publisher: Macmillan
Author: Philip Hawthorne

Publisher: MacMillan
Author: I.O Angell, B.J. Jones

Publisher: Technical Books
Author: A.P Sephenson, D.J Stephenson

Publisher: Technical Books
Author: Mike James, S.M Gee

Publisher: Addison-Wesley Publishing Company
Author: Jim McGregor, Alan Watt

for the MASTER and BBC Computers

Publisher: Victory Publishing
Author: Bruce Smith

Publisher: Collins Professional and Technical Books
Author: A. J. Bradbury

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Author: Miles Ellis & David Ellis

Publisher: Virgin Books
Author: Alex Gollner

Translated by E. McConalogue. 
Written in English.
Series Prentice-Hall International personal computer book
Classifications
Dewey Decimal Class 004.16
Library of Congress QA76.8.B35
ID Numbers
Open Library OL14939593M
OCLC/WorldCat 12503945

Publisher: Prentice Hall International
Author: Wichert van Engelen

This book concentrates on data handling, the processing of raw facts to produce useful information.

Publisher: Edward Arnold
Author: James Gatenby

Publisher: Bernard Babani Publishing
Author: R. A. & J. W. Penfold

Publisher: ESM Software for Schools
Author: John M. Studd and Jan Thompson

Developed as part of the Hampshire TVEI Project, the series of three guides is designed to introduce the beginner to the use of spreadsheets, word processors and databases. The series consists of:

• Introduction to View - Word Processor
• Introduction to ViewSheet - Spreadsheet
• Introduction to ViewStore - Database

Publisher: ESM Software for Schools
Author: John M. Studd

Developed as part of the Hampshire TVEI Project, the series of three guides is designed to introduce the beginner to the use of spreadsheets, word processors and databases. The series consists of:

• Introduction to View - Word Processor
• Introduction to ViewSheet - Spreadsheet
• Introduction to ViewStore - Database

Publisher: ESM Software for Schools
Author: John M. Studd

Series Prentice-Hall International personal computer book
Classifications
Dewey Decimal Class 001.64/2
Library of Congress QA76.8.B35

ID Numbers
Open Library OL16522453M
OCLC/WorldCat 12518730

Publisher: Prentice Hall International
Author: Edward Ball

The book explains Al from first principles and assumes no previous knowledge of the subject. All the important aspects of Al are covered and are fully illustrated with example programs.

Publisher: Sunshine Books
Author: Keith and Steven Brain

The book contains some 73 listings, many of which are helpful utilities, such as a full machine code monitor, a suite of machine code sorting programs, a high resolution screen copy and a program compactor.

Publisher: Macmillan Computing Books
Author: Ian Birnbaum

Author:

Published By: Design Expo Ltd

Year:1983

ISBN:0-201-14239-2

Publisher: Macmillan Computing Books
Author: Ian Birnbaum

Publisher: Edward Arnold
Author: R. B. Coats

Publisher: Addison-Wesley
Author: John Ferguson & Tony Shaw

Publisher: Century Publishing
Author: Ian Murray

Author: AJD Spain

Publisher: Arrow Books Limited
Author: Garry Marshall

Publisher: Prentice-Hall International INC
Author: Neil Cryer and Pat Cryer

Publisher: Adder Publishing
Author: Mark Plumbley

By Bob Coates

Publisher: Edward Arnold
Author: R. B. Coats

The BBC micro has become a leader in home computers, and its ease of operation has made it the most popular educational computer in schools today. BASIC has become the standard language for programming this versatile micro. BBC BASIC for Beginners provides a comprehensive learning system for this complex computer language, and is essential for every owner wishing to develop their own programming skills.

Publisher: Melbourne House
Author: David Smith

BBC Basic Programming for Schools and Colleges by Mark Bindley
ISBN  0-85950-245-7 
RCN  0859502457 
Published Stanley Thornes 1985
170 pages including index

Publisher: Melbourne House Publishers
Author: Bruce Bayley

The ABC of BBC interfacing for the enthusiast or student. This book will enable you to add a whole new dimension to electronic projects by interfacing your BB micro with other equipment.

Publisher: Melbourne House
Author: Don Thomasson

ID Numbers
Open Library OL10497858M
ISBN 13 9780333383667
Goodreads 6553546

Publisher: Macmillan
Author: M. E. Wardle, John Mills

Publisher: Century Communications
Author: Peter Morse, Brian Hancock

Publisher: Prentice Hall
Author: Joe Telford

Publisher: McGraw Hill
Author: Gavin Haines

BBC Micro Assembler Workshop provides the experienced machine code programmer with a bench full of programming tools and techniques. The programs include utilities for:

• adding new RAM-based commands
• CUREing the 'Bad program' statement
• comparing, copying, deleting, inserting and storing strings
• implementing a software stack

Publisher: Shiva Publishing Limited
Author: Bruce Smith

Programming in machine code allows you to create special effects not possible within the constraints imposed by the limited set of BASIC instructions.

Publisher: Shiva Publishing Limited
Author: Bruce Smith

Publisher: Collins
Author: Roger Porkess, Derek Barker, Nigel Green, Peter Johnson, Colin Shearer

This book describes the use of disk drives with the BBC Micro. 

Publisher: Micro Press
Author: R. D. Bagnall

Publisher: Granada Publishing
Author: Steve Money

Starting with an explanation of what a computer is, what it does and how too look after it, the author takes you through the complexities of the BBC micro including: strings, arrays, editing, graphics, subroutines, and the use of flowcharts.

Publisher: Shiva Publishing Limited
Author: Eric Deeson

Yes, it's true. Instant machine code from a good subset of BBC BASIC. Type your BASIC program into your model B BBC Micro, trigger the compiler, and your program is changed almost instantaneously into superfast machine code.

For £34.95 you get: Cassette version of the complete compiler (along with a version of the compiler for use with discs, ready for when you upgrade, the disc version being dubbed on the cassette after the cassette version); complete compile listing; extensive documentation and instructions. The compiler was written by Jeremy Ruston.

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Jeremy Ruston

Newnes Microcomputer Books Series

Here is a collection of 27 games programs which utilise the excellent graphics and colour facilities of the BBC Micro. The games will run on the Model B or Model A with upgrade.

Starting with a one-line reaction-timer program, Derrick Daines presents an absorbing variety of programs that enable you to generate complex and colourful patterns, run horse races, play word games, shoot torpedoes... and even take on the role of Moses leading his people to the Promised Land! Each program is introduced with details of how it works, how to play it, the effects produced, and a list of variables used.

Publisher: Butterworth & Co Publishers
Author: Derrick Daines

Classifications
Dewey Decimal Class 793/.9
Library of Congress U310

Publisher: Collins
Author: Owen Bishop and Audrey Bishop

Publisher: Pan Books Ltd
Author: Ian Ritchie

Ring bound version supplied by Cambridge Microcomputer Centre

Publisher: Cambridge Microcomputer Centre
Author: John Coll

Publisher: Gerald Duckworth & Co Ltd
Author: Carl Graham and Nick Hampshire

Classifications
Dewey Decimal Class 001.64/24
Library of Congress QA76.8.B35

ID Numbers
Open Library OL17353000M
OCLC/WorldCat 12585248 

Publisher: Melbourne House
Author: Rudolf Smit

 Kindly Donated by David Braben
(This copy is named inside the front cover by Ian Bell)

Publisher: Acornsoft
Author: Chris Jobson and John Richards

Signed 'CBT' by Chris Turner.

Publisher: Acornsoft
Author: Chris Jobson and John Richards

This course was developed for individual study which consists of forty computer-based tutorials which present each new idea on the computer. The computer based lessons are backed up by exercises in the accompanying workbook.

Publisher: Tutorial Mode
Author: Alan Mackie

Dr. Watson Computer Learning Series

Publisher: Glentop Publishers
Author: Alan Marshfield

Some of the sophisticated projects which can be constructed include a graphics tablet, a multimeter, a buffer board and LED displays - amongst many others ...

Publisher: Macmillan
Author: Martin Phillips

Publisher: Granada Publishing
Author: Jonathan Inglis

• Practical Problems
• Introducing the 6502 instructions as they are needed
• Fully worked examples
• Self-assessment questions

Publisher: BBC/NEC
Author: Richard Freeman

Classifications
Dewey Decimal Class 574/.028/5425
Library of Congress QH324.2
ID Numbers
Open Library OL16771980M
OCLC/WorldCat 12505164

Publisher: Sigma Technical
Author: John Shone

Especially for Parents and Teachers using the BBC Computer

Publisher: Mercian Publications Limited
Author: R.G Saxton

Programs and puzzles to amuse.

Publisher: Phoenix Publishing Associates
Author: G. Ludinski

Publisher: Granada Publishing
Author: Susan Curran and Margaret Norman

Publisher: Phoenix Publishing
Author: Peter Jackson, Peter Goode

Programmed by Newman College from an original idea by Tony Jackson

"This program allows you to select from animated teletext scenes in order to create a cartoon story

Booklet detailing how to use the 'Cartoon' program 

Publisher: Newman College
Author: Newman College

Serves as an introduction to Comal, a computing language, with a tutorial, software writing, a summary of the language and demonstration programs. ISBN 0 907876 90 0. 440 Pages.

Author: Roy Thornton Paul Christensen

Publisher: Pitman
Author: Noel M. Morris

This book begins with an explanation of how all computers work (computer architecture). It then explores the concept of an algorithm. Next Mike Thorne talks about hardware, and in particular integrated circuits, before concluding with a look at data structures.

Publisher: Sigma Technical Press
Author: Michael Thorne

Publisher: Hodder and Stoughton
Author: G. M. Croft

Publisher: Pan Books
Author: Benni Notarianni

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Ian Watt

Publisher: Addison-Wesley
Author: Ian Watt

Publisher: Interface
Author: Peter Shaw, Stuart McCrae

This book describes techniques of animation, sketching and painting, interactive graphics and realistic 3-D graphics including perspective and stereoscopic images - all of which can be achieved entirely from BASIC. Many of the techniques described are normally thought of as advanced but they are introduced in a practical way with plenty of programming examples.

Publisher: Collins
Author: Mike James

This comes with an accompanying cassette.

Our copy is signed by the author.

Publisher: Penguin Acorn Computer Library
Author: Jonathan Griffiths

Publisher: Acornsoft
Author: David Ellis & Chris Jordan

Publisher: Century Communication Limited
Author: Ian Murray

Publisher: Northern Computers
Author: Gareth Littler, Michael Wilkinson

Understanding machine code opens up a way to a whole new experience in computing ...

Publisher: Granada Publishing
Author: A.P. Stephenson

Publisher: Prentice Hall
Author: Michael Coleman

Step by step instructions guide you in constructing a wealth of gadgetry. At the same time you will build an understanding of the principles of digital and analogue input and output.

Publisher: Sunshine Books
Author: John Billingsley

Publisher: Century Communications
Author: Jonathan Greig, Hormoz Tabar-Heydar

Starting with an explanation of what a computer is, the author takes you through the complexities of BBC computing including animation, strings, he use of flowcharts, editing, arrays, the comprehensive sound capabilities of the beeb and included a case-history of a bugged program.

Publisher: Shiva Publishing Limited
Author: Eric Deeson

Electricity in the Home - Meters and Consumption

Teachers Notes

Publisher: L.S. Mason and S.Parker

Over 200 reserved words, operating system commands and OSWORD and OSBYTE calls. Listed, explained, and examples given in an easily referenced form.

Publisher: D.P. Publications
Author: Alison Carling

Publisher: Microguides Ltd

This book explains all the mathematical utilities. In fact, all the mathematical functions that you find on the BBC and Electron computers are described. Their use is illustrated in short programs that you can lift and use within your own programs that you can lift and use within your own programs. Sample program runs are also included.

Publisher: Sunshine Books
Author: Czes Kosniowski

Special edition for schools. Children's Britannica Computers, vol. 2

	

	

	

Publisher: Usborne
Author: Judy Tatchell, Les Howarth

Publisher: Newnes Microcomputer Books
Author: A.P.Stephenson and D.J.Stephenson

Publisher: Duckworth Home Computing
Author: Peter Gerrard

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Tim Hartnell

Back cover:
With this book you will quickly master the art of programming on one of the most powerful and versatile personal computers around: the BBC Microcomputer. You will learn to program in BBC Basic, not by memorising long lists of rules and commands but by actually doing programming tasks that teach you as you do them.

Publisher: Prentice Hall
Author: Roger McShane

Written in English.
Classifications
Dewey Decimal Class 789.9/9
Library of Congress MT723 .J66 1984
ID Numbers
Open Library OL2946286M
LC Control Number 84186305
Goodreads 3491496

Publisher: Pitman
Author: Kevin Jones

Publisher: Sigma Press
Author: Terence Ryan

First Edition

ID Numbers
Open Library OL11950100M
ISBN 10 1851420878
ISBN 13 9781851420872
OCLC/WorldCat 59865853

Publisher: Beebug Limited
Author: David Spencer and Mike Williams

Publisher: MacMillan
Author: Brian J. Townsend

Publisher: Technical Books
Author: A.P Sephenson, D.J Stephenson

Publisher: Acornsoft
Author: Richard De Grandis-Harrison

In this novel approach to the language Boris Allan finds a way through Forth, by looking at how it works and how it functions. This is not a manual - Boris Allan is more concentrated with the use of forth in analysing its logical implications ad in the use of graphics than with the more mundane numerical applications.

Publisher: Sunshine Books
Author: Boris Allan

Over 90 programs are listed in the text, each of which is designed to show one of the special features of the BBC Micro. The listings are accompanied by notes which pick out particular points of interest and give hints on how the programs can be extended and improved.

Publisher: Shiva Publishing Limited
Author: Alan Thomas

You'll find there is too much to do exploring these games and demonstration programs on your BBC Microcomputer.

Publisher: Addison-Wesley Publishing Company
Author: Tim Hartnell, S.M.Gee amd Mike James

128 pages
Published 10 march, 1983
Language English
Edition Softcover

Kindly donated by Sandra Purser

Publisher: Virgin Books
Author: Alex Gollner

Step through the gateway and enter a computer wonderland, It's a world of intrigue, novelty and enormous fun.

Publisher: Shiva Publishing
Author: Ian Stewart

Step through the gateway and enter a computer wonderland, It's a world of intrigue, novelty and enormous fun.

Publisher: Shiva Publishing
Author: Ian Stewart

Author:	Noel Kantaris; Keith Thompson
Publisher:	Wilmslow : Sigma Technical, ©1984.
Edition/Format:	  Book : English
ISBN:	0905104730 9780905104737
OCLC Number:	12510812
Notes:	Includes index.
Description:	203 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.

Publisher: Sigma Technical Press
Author: Noel Kantaris & Keith Thompson

Beginning from the position of someone who has never even switched on a micro before, the author carefully establishes a sound grounding in all the fundamental programming techniques. The easy to follow text is liberally sprinkled with valuable and often amusing examples. Step by step the reader is led into devising his own programs, almost without noticing it.

Publisher: Database Publications Ltd
Author: Mike Bibby

By The Micro User

Publisher: Database Publications
Author: Paul Jones, Nigel Peters, Michael Noels

OCLC Number:	12447024
Description:	174 p. ; 20 cm

Publisher: Futura Publications
Author: Tim Hartnell and Alex Gollner

Getting the Most from Your BBC Micro is a comprehensive and carefully designed introduction to your machine. Intended to complement the User Guide supplied with the machine, it contains a large number of hints and tips on programming and the general use of the computer.

Publisher: Penguin Books
Author: Clive Willamson

Author: Tim Hartnelln and Ian Hutt
Pulisher Fontana
Book Type: Paperback
ISBN-13: 9780006367949
ISBN-10: 0006367941
Publication Date: 1984
Pages: 352

This book describes how to produce programs in BASIC for the BBC microcomputer in a professional manner.

Publisher: Macmillan
Author: Margaret White

The graphics in this book match the style and the sophistication of the BBC computer and its basic language. Boris Allan shows what can be achieved with turtle graphics - the most powerful and artistic way of programming graphics on a computer.

Publisher: Sunshine Books
Author: Boris Allan

Publisher: Sigma Technical Press
Author: Gwyneth Pettit

Publisher: Prentice-Hall International/Acronsoft
Author: Neil Cryer, Pat Cryer and Andrew Cryer

Publisher: Corgi/ Addison-Wesley
Author: Jim McGregor and Alan Watt

Publisher: Melbourne House Publishers
Author: Don Thomasson

Publisher: Granada Publishing
Author: Audrey Bishop and Owen Bishop

Language English
ISBN-13: 978-0140078145

Publisher: Penguin Books
Author: Peter Killworth

Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Author: Donald Alcock

Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Author: Donald Alcock

Dewey Decimal Class 001.64/24 Library of Congress QA76.8.B35

ID Numbers
Open Library OL20789041M
OCLC/WorldCat 12613065 

Publisher: Sigma
Author: C.M. Dalton.

For the newcomer to computing, Jean Frost's Instant Arcade Games will be nothing short of a revelation. With little or no knowledge of BASIC, you can still take a suite of 'skeleton' programs and create your own arsenal of dynamic and totally unique arcade games.

Publisher: Pan Books
Author: Jean Frost

for the BBC BASIC Compiler version 3.0

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Jeremy Ruston

Publisher: BBC NEC
Author: Robert Johnson, Cameron Proctor, Andrew Reglinski

Publisher: Micro Press
Author: Ray Bradley

Your BBC Micro can do more than just run programs - it can control and react to events in the outside world as well. If you have ever wanted to interface your BBC Micro to external devices but have been deterred by a lack of machine specific information, or if you have already done some interfacing and are on the lookout for new ideas Interfacing Projects for the BBC Micro is the book for you.

Publisher: Addison-Wesley Publishing Company
Author: Bruce Smith

Publisher: McGraw Hill
Author: Colin Opie

Publisher: Macmillan
Author: Brian Bannister, Michael Whitehead

Publisher: Prentice Hall
Author: Roger Morgan, Winston Mclean, Joan Rosell

The BBC Microcomputer is one of the best micros on the market and arguable the most worthwhile investment for ambitious beginners. It is also particularly suitable for family use because very many children already have access to a BBC Microcomputer at school, where it is one of the most popular machines.

The machine, however, is complex. It presents and impressive array of facilities, yet the same sophistication that appeals to experts can also appear daunting to beginners. The large size of the manual can also make it difficult for beginners to master the essentials quickly.

This book starts at the very beginning with setting up the machine. It guides the reader, step-by-step, through the difficult early stages until he is able to write his own programs with confidence, achieve his own special effects, and is all set to exploit the full potential of this superb micro.

Publisher: Granada Publishing
Author: Ian Sinclair

Publisher: St Helens College
Author: J Taylor, Dr J Arotsky, M Boardman

Innvaluable Utilities for the BBC Micro

by Jeff Aughton

Published 1983 by Pan Macmillan .
Paperback
Number of pages 236

ID Numbers
Open Library OL10488626M

Publisher: Pan Books
Author: Jeff Aughton

Publisher: Technical Books
Author: Vince Apps

This book is intended to introduce the Logo computer programming language to computing novices. The eight chapters are packed with interesting things to do:

• Starting Up the Turtle
• Editing and Debugging Procedures
• Turtle Projects
• Recursion and More Turtle Projects
• Naming Things and Doing Arithmetic
• Recursion and Lists
• Secret codes
• Creating a Computer Poet

Publisher: Prentice-Hall
Author: Anne McDougall, Tony Adams & Pauline Adams

Publisher: Gower Publishing
Author: P. N. Dane

This book by best-selling author Tim Hartnell is the ideal companion for you if the BBC Microcomputer is your first computer. It takes you, step by simple step, through programming in BBC BASIC - with a number of worthwhile programs - and then goes further, giving you leads to develop and expand your programming skills in the coming months.

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Tim Hartnell

Publisher: Acornsoft
Author: Arthur Norman, Gillian Cattell

Publisher: Papermac Computer Library
Author: Graham Field

Publisher: Sunshine
Author: Ian Waugh

Publisher: Hodder and Staughton

Publisher: British Boradcasting Corporation
Author: Richard Vialls

This clear and comprehensive introduction to compilers and interpreters emphasises the practical side of the art. It moves gradually from the idea of a 'wedge' in the BBC computer's Operating System, to a simple interpreter, a simple graphics language, threaded interpretive languages (including FORTH) and, finally, a stand-alone compiler. Listings of the implementations are given. This book will give anyone with a good knowledge of assembly language the foundation on which to build an interpreter or compiler of their own.

Bruce Smith has written sixteen books on computing, fourteen of which have dealt with the BBC Computer range. He is currently technical editor of Acorn User magazine.

Publisher: British Broadcasting Corporation
Author: Bruce Smith

BBC Master Guides

Publisher: British Broadcasting Corporation
Author: Christopher Snee

 For the Acorn BBC Micro and the Acorn Electron.

Publisher: Century Communications
Author: Robert Carter

This book is designed to accompany Yorkshire Television's Me & My Micro series, and these broadcasts introduce the ideas in this book.

Publisher: National Extension College
Author: Paul Shreeve

Publisher: Puffin Books
Author: Patrick Bossert, Philippa Dickinson

 Review Copy

Publisher: PaperMac
Author: Gary Herman

Exploring the World of Brainteasers on your BBC Micro/Electron

Publisher: Addison-Wesley
Author: Victor Bryant

No ISBN

Selection of programs (description and code), with lots of hints and tips.

Publisher: Norwich Computer Services
Author: Paul Beverley

Publisher: Duckworth Home Computing
Author: Meyer Soloman

Author: David Smith

A local area network is a group of computers connected by cable, that can share resources such as disks and printers, and can also share information. Every BBC Microcomputer has the potential to be a part of a local area network.

Publisher: Prentice-Hall
Author: R. G. Napier

A Concise Guide

"This will appeal to all BBC Microcomputer users when actually operating the machine. Organized for quick reference, its task centred presentation will enable the correct commands and sequences to be found more easily than from other reference sources."

Publisher: Macmillan
Author: Graham Leah

Publisher: Century Communications Limited

by Peter Beverley-Brown
Publisher	Pentire Press, 1986 
98 pages
ISBN	0951151304, 9780951151303

Publisher: Pentire Press
Author: Peter Beverly-Brown

Publisher: Sigma Press
Author: H.E. Hicks

Here are 14 highly practical programs to help you both at home and in the office.

Publisher: Granda Publishing
Author: Audrey Bishop and Owen Bishop

Supporting booklet for Primary General Library covering:

Disk 5 - General Primary
Disk 6 - Number Games

Author: Anita Straker

Publisher: Pitman
Author: Maurice Hart

If you have an Acorn BBC or Electron microcomputer and wish to write well-structured programs then this book will provide you with an invaluable library of procedures and functions.

Publisher: Addison Wesley
Author: Douglas Gregory

Publisher: Sunshine Books
Author: John Scriven and Patrick Hall

Publisher: Newnes Microcomputer Books
Author: John Ferguson, John Gordon, Louie Macari, Simon Williams, Anthony Shaw

Publisher: Addison-Wesley Publishers Limited
Author: Addison-Wesley Publishers Limited

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Chris Callender

Publisher: Micro Press
Author: Simon

The designers of the BBC microcomputer included a number of sockets to allow the computer to receive signals from and send signals to the outside world. Yet the majority of owners of the BBC micro have only used the cassette and TV/RGB sockets at the back of the computer and the printer and disc drive plugs underneath.

This book introduces ways of using the ANALOGUE IN socket and the USER PORT to interface the computer with its environment. The projects are fully explained in non-technical language at every stage and ideas are given for additional experiments.

Publisher: Micro Books
Author: Thomas Nunns

Programs for the BBC Micro and Electron Computers
Micro Mates
Published 1985 by Granada in London .
Hardback 64 Pages
ID Numbers
Open Library OL24227491M
ISBN 10 0246122714

Publisher: Dragon Hardbacks/ Granada Publishing
Author: Jonathan Inglis

Publisher: Granada Publishing
Author: Owen Bishop

Have fun with your computer! These programs - they start simple and become progressively more complex - will give you lots of fun and teach you how to experiment and enjoy your micro. You can adapt the programs to suit your needs and by the end of the book you'll be able to write your own programs.

Publisher: Granada
Author: Jonathon Inglis

Programs for the BBC Micro and Electron Computers

Part of the Micro Mates Series

Publisher: Granada Publishing
Author: Jonathan Inglis

Publisher: Dragon Hardbacks/ Granada Publishing
Author: Jonathan Inglis

This book is part of the Micro Mates Series

Publisher: Dragon Hardbacks/ Granada Publishing
Author: Jonathan Inglis

A massive software library for the price of a single cassette. Explosive games, dynamic graphics and invaluable utilities, this specially commissioned collection takes BASIC to the limits and beyond.

Publisher: Pan Personal Computer News
Author: Robert Erskine, Humphrey Walwyn, Paul Stanley & Michael Bews

BBC Micro/Electron Edition

From the blurb:

Step by step BASIC is a new, simple, approach to learning computer programming. The whole book is based on thirty five study sessions with your micro. Each session includes:

• Special keyboard ACTIVITIES which help you explore the micro and learn from it. There are nearly fifty of these ACTIVITIES  in the book.
• Simple  DEMONSTRATION PROGRAMS each of which helps you understand one new key idea.
• A SUMMARY  section to emphasise what you need to remember. These SUMMARIES are also an easy to use reference collection.
• A TEST YOURSELF section. Full answers appear at the back of the book.

Publisher: Lifelong Learning Ltd
Author: Richard Freeman

Step By Step Programming BBC Micro
(ISBN: 0863180272 / 0-86318-027-2 )
by Ian Graham 1953
DK Screen Shot Programming Series
64 illustrated pages

Publisher: Dorling Kindersley Limited
Author: Ian Graham

A Guide to Good Programming Style for the British Broadcasting Corporation Microcomputer.

Publisher: BBC/NEC
Author: Richard Freeman

Publisher: Ellis Horwood
Author: Roy Atherton

Publisher: Granda Publishing
Author: Audrey Bishop and Owen Bishop

Open Library OL15321395M
OCLC/WorldCat 11634958

Publisher: Cambridge Microcomputer Centre
Author: Colin Pharo

This book gives you the low-down on the BBC Microcomputer Disk System and how to use it.

Publisher: Cambridge Microcomputer Centre
Author: Colin Pharo

This copy is signed 'CBT' by Chris Turner.

Publisher: The Cambridge Microcomputer Centre
Author: Andrew Bray, Adrian Dickens, Mark Holmes

Distributed through MESU Blue File

A set of computer-based resources designed for pupils with learning difficulties who are studying the topic CLASSIFICATION OF ANIMALS in mainstream Science

Contents of pack:

- How to get further copies of The Animal Pack leaflet x2
- Contents and Acknowledgements leaflet
- Computer and Special Needs magazine #5 - January 1987
- Documentation (compiled pack)
- Supporting the Science Curriculum - Overlays and Files booklet
- Worksheets

Publisher: London Borough of Haringey
Author: Terry Mann

Publisher: Addison Wesley
Author: Jim McGregor, Alan Watt

Publisher: Chapman and Hall
Author: Richard Forsyth, Brian Morris

Author: John Gordon, Iam McLean

Publisher: Granada Publishing
Author: Mike James

Publisher: Collins
Author: Bruce Smith

100% Solutions to: Philosopher's Quest, Castle of Riddles and two Scott Adams classics, Voodoo Castle and The Count.

Publisher: Duckworth
Author: Bob Chappell

Simon Williams' guide is explanatory enough to be an introduction, detailed enough to allow you to judge which of the packages discussed suit your business needs best, flexible enough to be referred to whenever a question needs answering, and general enough for its criteria to be applied to any and every business package for the Model B Microcomputer.

Publisher: British Broadcasting Corporation
Author: Simon Williams

This book shows you how to transform your computer from an inert box of electronics into your most obedient and versatile.

Publisher: Addison-Wesley Publishing Company
Author: Jim McGregor and Alan Watt

The book is a complete tutorial on advanced programming for the BBC Micro.
Major topics covered include;
Assembly language programming;
Computer arithmetic, including full details of floating point algorithms;
Recursive programming;
How to increase the vertical screen resolution to 512 pixels with no hardware modifications;
An intelligent desassembler that can work out the areas of a program that are data.

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Jeremy Ruston

Contents

1. The Sorcerer's Apprentice
2. Ant Hill
3. Leap Frog
4. Frogling
5. Snake
6. Tadpole
7. Snakes and Ladders
8. Becoming a Master Programmer

Publisher: Granada
Author: Kay Ewbank, Mike James, S. M. Gee

Classifications
Dewey Decimal Class 001.64/2
Library of Congress QA76.8.B35 B55 1983

ID Numbers
Open Library OL3173932M
LC Control Number 83016241
OCLC/WorldCat 9830290

Publisher: Longman Publishing
Author: Grahame Blackwell

If you've mastered the contents of the manual which came with your BBC Microcomputer, and now want to continue your exploration of the computer's functions and capabilities, this book is for you.

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Jeremy Ruston

It shows how the paged ROM system and ROM filing system work, and provides programming examples to help readers produce their own sideways ROMs using EPROMs and sideways Ram.

Publisher: Collins
Author: Bruce Smith

Author: A. N. Cook

Author: A. N. Cook

This book is an invaluable companion for all owners of a BBCMicrocomputer disk system.

Publisher: Prentice/Hall International
Author: Tony Latham

Publisher: Prentice-Hall International
Author: Seamus Dunn & Valerie Morgan

Publisher: Prentice Hall
Author: Paul Beverley, Nigel Eames, Geoff Osborne

Publisher: Hutchinson & Co. Publishers
Author: R. A. Sparkes

Publisher: Penguin Books
Author: Marlene Teague, Janet Sandy

An Alternative User's Guide

Everything you want to know about the BBC Micro that the other computer books and the user's manual don't tell you! The Better Guide to the BBC Micro is the result of months of research by leading home computer experts. An essential guide, it starts from scratch for the absolute beginner and goes beyond the "official" user's manual, exploring the greater potential of the BBC Micro home computer.

Publisher: Zomba
Author: Geoff Bains

Publisher: BBC Soft
Author: Tim Hartnell & Jeremy Ruston

The Century Computer Programming Course provides the BBC Micro with a manual worthy of the machine. Designed to provide the BBC Micro owner with a full course in BBC BASIC, it included nearly 200 programs, plus subroutines, and hundreds of hints and tips on getting the most from your micro and its peripherals.

Publisher: Century Communications
Author: Professor Peter Morse and Brian Hancock

 The complete reference companion for all BBC users.

Publisher: Pan Books
Author: Dave Carlos & Tim Harrison

Publisher: Watford Electronics
Author: Dr. John Lockley & Douglas Tate

This book will provide the reader with all the information required to utilise the potential of the BBC Disc System to its fullest.

Starting with a clear introduction, the workings of the system are described in detail, covering initially the usage and syntax of commands provided by the Acorn DFS and methods of converting cassette programs to disc. Useful example programs illustrate many disc filing techniques using serial, random access and indexed files.

Publisher: Macmillan Computing Books
Author: R.I.M. Sadek

Publisher: Watford Electronics

An introduction to computers and computing.
The cover features Chris Searle from the BBC Television series : The Computer Programme.

Author: David Allen

Publisher: Longman
Author: Christopher Dawkins

For the BBC Micro

Publisher: British Broadcasting Corporation
Author: David Smith

A beginners guide to the BBC, Sinclair ZX Spectrum and RML 380Z microcomputers.

Publisher: British Boradcasting Corporation
Author: Jonathan Inglis

Publisher: The Pitman Press
Author: Geof Wheelwright, Ian Scales

The Handy BBC BASIC Guide is a course in BASIC programming for use in conjunction with the BBC microcomputer (B, B+ and Master). It is written for students of GCSE, CPVE, City and Guilds, BTEC and similar examinations. It would also prove invaluable for anyone learning BASIC for their work or as a hobby.

Publisher: Blackie and Son Limited
Author: Alan Marshfield

This report from May 2012 examines the legacy of the BBC Micro and the Computer Literacy Project (which the BBC Micro accompanied). It also discusses what lessons can be learned from the project, how those could be applied at the time of publication (May 2012), and whether a second 'Computer Literacy Project' is needed.

The report is authored by Dr Tilly Blyth, Keeper of Technologies and Engineering at the Science Museum, and was published by Nesta, a UK charity focused on innovation in business, technology and more.

Publisher: Nesta
Author: Tilly Blyth

Publisher: Century Communications Ltd
Author: Christopher Bidmead, Benjamin Woolley

Publisher: Adder Publishing
Author: Mark Holmes & Adrian Dickens

Publisher: A Penguin Book
Author: Spencer Bateson and Ian Thomas

Written in English.

ID Numbers
Open Library OL15157015M
Library Thing 386807

Publisher: Century Communications Limited
Author: Piers Letcher

More great Model B programs

Publisher: British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
Author: Martin Bryant

Publisher: Addison Wesley
Author: Brian James, Graham Keeler

A Colour Guide for Young Beginners

Publisher: Usborne Publishing Ltd.
Author: Annabel Thomas

Publisher: Norwich Computer Service
Author: Paul Beverley

Toolbox 2 is a collection of 25 utility programs for the British Broadcasting Corporation Microcomputer or Acorn Electron. They have been written by Ian Trackman of the BBC TV series Making the Most of the Micro, with the assistance of David Spencer.

Publisher: British Broadcasting Corporation
Author: Ian Trackman, David Spencer

First Edition

Publisher: Arlon House Publishing
Author: Rob Pickering

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Ltd
Author: p.J Cockerell

Publisher: Cumana Ltd.
Author: Keith Davis

Publisher: Macmillan
Author: Martin Phillips

The BBC Micro is an immensely powerful computer. And its potential for assisting in education is enormous. But the means of tapping that potential are not immediately obvious.
In this detailed work, experienced teacher Don Thorpe discusses the role the BBC Microcomputer could occupy in your teaching activities. He compare its possibilities with those of other, more traditional, teaching aids, and outline specific areas of application in which the computer has no rival.

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Don Thorpe

Publisher: Norwich Computer Services
Author: Paul Beverley

Publisher: Dabs Press
Author: Bruce Smith

Publisher: Dabs Press
Author: Bruce Smith

Publisher: Acorn Computers Limited
Author: Acorn Computers Limited

 A reference manual for Assembly Language programmers.

Publisher: Losco
Author: Roger Cullis

A reference manual for Assembly Language programmers.

Publisher: Losco
Author: Roger Cullis

Wordwise and Epson 

Classifications
Dewey Decimal Class 652/.5
Library of Congress Z52.5.B38 W66 1984

ID Numbers
Open Library OL2896448M
LC Control Number 84123608
OCLC/WorldCat 11173501
Goodreads 4548574

Publisher: NCC Publications
Author: Michael Wood

Publisher: Collins Professional and Technical Books
Author: Bruce Smith

Publisher: Norwich Computer Services
Author: Paul Beverley

Publisher: MacMillan
Author: Dave Carlos & Tim Harrison