by Tag (D64)
More Fun With the Flyer
One of the reasons why I purchased the Retroswitch Flyer modem was for backing up and archiving my collection of floppy disks before they degraded and became unreadable. It's been working out well, in this capacity, but I'm ashamed that I never thought of this use for it until now! Read more...
Video Demo of CS V-1541 Floppy Disk Editing
I know, I've been gone for a long time. But, long story short, I have my C128 back in operation and I'm blogging once again. For my first relaunch entry, I've posted a video demonstration on copying files using CommodoreServer's virtual "deca drive". Read more...
Last Touch from Blazon
Here you could read informations about the last & famous release from the group BLZ..
click here to read about..
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..here comes the news
Blazon reaches TOP #1 in the Top Groups rankings in CSDb for a short time...
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Michael Anthony Lubuguin
Hello Picture Lovers,
these time we bring you some pictures from an artist called
Michael Anthony Lubuguin (Mal). These nice pictures he did in the year 1985.
The commodore logo was shown f.e. on the old website from the stock.
credits:
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idea: Baracuda
linking: St0rmfr0nt
Yours
Baracuda of Smash Designs/Blazon/The Stock
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Merry CHRISTMAS to you !
Snowflakes are falling, time to enjoy in some countries a disk with a x-mas demo..
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Issues of Commodore Free Magazine uploaded
I've recently shared (with permission) my collection of Commodore Free Magazine disk images in the Public Disks section. Read more...
Success! Convert a D64 to a Floppy
My first attempt to copy a D64 disk image from CommodoreServer.com to a floppy was a success! Read more...
Access Disks from your Commodore 64
Here's how CommodoreServer really shines - you can access any of your D64 disk images and files directly from your Commodore 64 computer. Read more...
Add PRG and SEQ files
Once you have a D64 disk image uploaded, you can easily add PRG or SEQ files to it. There are a few ways to get a file onto a disk. This article will describe how to add program files (PRG) and sequential files (SEQ - text files) to a disk. Read more...
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