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'''COSMOS''' is a personal cost monitoring system written by [[KSL|KSL]]. <br> It is a personal business application similar to the MSDOS-era PC applications and one of the most recent projects developed for CP/M-80.<br> COSMOS runs under [[CP/M|CP/M 2.2]], (the Dobbertin 63 KB TPA version)and is built upon the mouse - based graphics user interface (GUI) as pioneered by Xerox at Palo Alto and popularized by Apple with the Lisa and Macintosh computers.<br> A full project of COSMOS can hardly run on a standard CPC6128 as it requires approximately 300 KB of disc space.<br>It is a personal business application similar The suggested configuration refers to the MSDOS-era PC applications and one "personal computer" configuration of the most recent projects developed for CP/M-80.CPC: <br>128 KB RAM, <br>It supports the Dobbertin Hard Disk and the 256-512 KB RAM expansion, includes Graphics and a user friendly GUI using <br>External floppy disk drive (400-800 KB), <br>Hard disk (Dobbertin HD20), <br>[[AMX Mouse]], provides a twin 16<br>RS232 serial interface, <br>X-color screen saverDDOS or Parados ROM, supports high capacity external drives<br>Dot matrix printer, deals with <br>Color monitor (for the serial and parallel ports of the CPC and provides CPC-to-PC communication via the RS232C interfacescreen saver).<br><br> It also includes  Notice: Prior to installing the annual project, install a user friendly installation demo project using Setup utility and ASCII Tools in order to deal become familiar with COSMOS user interface and functions. As far as the large output text files controls are concerned, use Cursor keys or Mouse to control the pointer. [F0] key simulates the left button of COSMOSthe mouse.<br><br>A typical COSMOS project requires approximately 360 KB [F.] key simulates the right button of disc spacethe mouse. Use left button for (Yes). Use right button for (No),(Next) or (On-Board) help. ESC key to escape.<br><br>Version 24 of COSMOS was released in Download the end of 2017latest version (v.25/2020) using the link below. Boot CP/M using original COSMOS disk and execute SETUP.COM <br><br>