Thanks to a loan from VectorEyes of StarDot Forums fame, the following titles have been added;

• Educational Software Selection Volume 3 from Fernleaf, a compilation of some of their titles,
• Datadisc,datalogging software from Philip Harris,
• The Filling Station, from BP, a business game,
• Enigma, from Capital Media, a program about cyphers,
• Stars, from AUCBE, a business game.

It has been quite a while since the last update.

The latest addition is a comprehensive design project brief from Myers Grove School Technology Department. The aim is to build a model of a bungalow and fit an intruder alarm. The student then programs the computer to control the alarm system. The download also includes the complete skeleton program for the project.

Added Discs 7 & 8 from Starshine Software, completing the collection of Tony Ellis programs.

Starwars Day!

A range of titles have been added including;

• The French Revolution from Akadimias Software,
• micro-PROLOG ROM version 3.00,
• Disc 6 from Starshine Software.

Updated several Amateur packages where the software was missing;

• The Ashby Special Disc (A1),
• Chemistry 13,
• Colour.

Added missing software downloads for;

• BBCSoft - The Mole Concept

Updated the entry for Tesselator from Addison Wesley publishers. The download now includes the software as an HFE file.

The latest additions to the Archive include Discs 4 and 5 from Starshine Software, a collection of primary adventure games.

The latest additions to the Archive include;

• The Theorem of Pythagorus from Griffin Software,
• Englishskills 1, from Griffin Software,
• Discs 2, 3 from Starshine Software, a collection of primary software,,

• Linkword - German from Acornsoft

The latest additions to the Archive include;

• The documentation for the Griffin package, Wordspell,
• VuCalc, Psion's spreadsheet offering,
• Eight discs of primary age software from Starshine Software,
• Mathskills II from Griffin, a collection of maths programs on tape

The Archive is very grateful for all the dedication and hard work of Diminished from the StarDot Forum in writing and maintaining the Quadbike package. This amazing piece of software allows BBC cassette tapes to be easily preserved as CSW files. Quadbike is now the default method used by the Archive for preserving BBC tapes

Two packages from unknown publishers and unknown programmers were added. The packages were;

• Menstruation and Pregnancy,
• Sentence Scan

Updated the download for Ashby Drop Disc A25 to include an image of the same disc made for Ticknall School, also added the documentation for Chalksoft's Words and Pictures.

Another Alternative Software title, Thomas the Tank Engine's Fun with Words has also been uploaded.

The broken links on the website have all been detected and corrected.

Sooty and Sweep's Fun with Numbers by Alternative Software is the latest addition.

Thanks to Dave E of the www.everygamegoing.com website, a number of dead download links have been identified as well as missing disc images in the downloads. These have been fixed. The whole website is currently being checked and repaired where necessary, so please bear with me. New items will continue to be added during the checking.

Now added Time from Stell Software,

The latest additions to the archive include;

• Help Yourself - Maths from BBCsoft,
• Inside Information, from BBCsoft, looking at computer processing of data.

The latest additions to the archive include;

• Signals and Magic from H&H Software, two mathematical puzzles discovered on the Stairway to Hell website,
• Further titles from MattBlissett from the StarDot forum,
  • Mosaic from AUCBE,
  • Masterknit 200 from Clwyd Technics, a program to control a knitting machine,
  • Anita Straker Set 6 - Language from ECL

A happy new year to one and all.

The first offering of 2025 is a title from David Pilling Software, Image Master. This came bundled with a Mustek 600 II EP flat bed scanner for RISCOS 3.x operating system computers with a bi-directional printer port. At the Archive the system used to test the software and scanner was a 4Mb, 25Mz A5000 computer system. This is in the RISCOS-Applications section.

Thanks to MattBlissett of the StarDot forum for the kind donation of the scanner and software.