Difference between revisions of "Cosmos"
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'''COSMOS''' is a personal cost monitoring system written by [[KSL|KSL]]. It runs under [[CP/M|CP/M 2.2]], (the Dobbertin 63 KB TPA version).<br><br> | '''COSMOS''' is a personal cost monitoring system written by [[KSL|KSL]]. It runs under [[CP/M|CP/M 2.2]], (the Dobbertin 63 KB TPA version).<br><br> | ||
− | It is a personal business application similar to the MSDOS-era PC applications and | + | It is a personal business application similar to the MSDOS-era PC applications and one of the most recent projects developed for CP/M.<br><br> |
It supports the Dobbertin Hard Disk and the RAM expansion, includes Graphics and a user friendly GUI using [[AMX Mouse]], provides a twin 16-color screen saver, supports high capacity external drives, deals with the serial and parallel ports of the CPC and provides CPC-to-PC communication via the RS232C interface.<br><br> It also includes a user friendly installation utility and ASCII Tools in order to deal with the large output text files of COSMOS.<br><br> | It supports the Dobbertin Hard Disk and the RAM expansion, includes Graphics and a user friendly GUI using [[AMX Mouse]], provides a twin 16-color screen saver, supports high capacity external drives, deals with the serial and parallel ports of the CPC and provides CPC-to-PC communication via the RS232C interface.<br><br> It also includes a user friendly installation utility and ASCII Tools in order to deal with the large output text files of COSMOS.<br><br> | ||
A typical COSMOS project requires approximately 360 KB of disc space.<br><br> | A typical COSMOS project requires approximately 360 KB of disc space.<br><br> |
Revision as of 09:19, 10 October 2019
COSMOS is a personal cost monitoring system written by KSL. It runs under CP/M 2.2, (the Dobbertin 63 KB TPA version).
It is a personal business application similar to the MSDOS-era PC applications and one of the most recent projects developed for CP/M.
It supports the Dobbertin Hard Disk and the RAM expansion, includes Graphics and a user friendly GUI using AMX Mouse, provides a twin 16-color screen saver, supports high capacity external drives, deals with the serial and parallel ports of the CPC and provides CPC-to-PC communication via the RS232C interface.
It also includes a user friendly installation utility and ASCII Tools in order to deal with the large output text files of COSMOS.
A typical COSMOS project requires approximately 360 KB of disc space.
Version 24 of COSMOS, which was released in the end of 2017, is the final version of this project.