Added Some drawings of the Gray Scale Board by StuSOFT. An experimental board to give the Ace a basic gray scale graphics. Some images of the board and Schematics drawings dated 1985.

Last part of the series on AceFORTH, from the French publication 'Micro System' December 1984.
A PDF of the article can be downloaded form the archive, which has been OCRed, A HTML web page will be created at some point in the future.

The second title from Callisto software. The tape was sent in by the authors to be saved in the archive. A platform game collect items to score points, sound and good use of UDG graphics and fonts.

The first of two titles from Callisto software. The tape was sent in by the authors to be saved in the archive. The game is totally original and great fun to play.

Another part of the series on AceFORTH, from the French publication 'Micro System' May 1984.
A PDF of the article can be downloaded form the archive, which has been OCRed, A HTML web page will be created at some point in the future.

Next part of the series on AceFORTH, from the French publication 'Micro System' February 1984.
A PDF of the article can be downloaded form the archive, which has been OCRed, A HTML web page will be created at some point in the future.

A neat home built custom Ace from Spain by Ismael Pérez de Albeniz Description in English and Spanish with photos.

Next part of the series on AceFORTH, 8 page article from the French publication 'Micro System' January 1984.
A PDF of the article can be downloaded form the archive, which has been OCRed, A HTML web page will be created at some point in the future.

A small update patch to the Ace32 emulator which will now run under Windows XP.

To stop any confusion over the versions this new version has the file name ace32xp.exe and a zip archive of Ace32XP[1-5].zip . It it the same version as 1.4 it been patched to run under Windows XP, running under Windows 7 and WINE with Linux has not been tested.

Note the splash screen has not been changed and will say its emulator version 1.4 .

A small update to this game. There was an issue with the delete key not working. This made it difficult to play the text adventure, you could not delete miss typed letter very well!

This issue has now been corrected, the zero key will now delete the last character typed. When run under the EightyOne emulator the PC delete key also works within the text adventure correctly now.

Next part of the series on AceFORTH, 8 page article from the French publication 'Micro System' December 1983.
A PDF of the article can be downloaded form the archive, which has been OCRed, A HTML web page will be created at some point in the future.

Next part of the series on AceFORTH, 7 page article from the French publication 'Micro System' November 1983.
A PDF of the article can be downloaded form the archive, which has been OCRed, A HTML web page will be created at some point in the future.

Another 10 page article from the French publication 'Micro System' a review about the Ace and an introduction to AceFORTH.
A PDF of the article can be downloaded form the archive, which has been OCRed, A HTML web page will be created at some point in the future.

An 8 page article from the French publication 'Micro System' a general introduction to the Forth language. A PDF of the article can be downloaded form the archive, which has been OCRed, A HTML web page will be created at some point in the future.

A small AVI of some work in progress has been posted on our Jupiter Ace You Tube channel.

What you can see is some development work which will bring mass storage to the Jupiter Ace computer Using the Vinculum VMUSIC or VDRIVE module.
This module is an easy way to access a USB Flash Drive.
For first steps of development the module is hooked to a to SAM Coupes parallel port of the Comms interface and the machine code is tested using a Jupiter Ace emulator for the SAM Coupe computer.

The emulator is loaded from record 12 from SAM's AtomLite disk system, then the emulator is started. Escape key is pressed to jump back in SAM Coupe's basic to load the Z80 driver code into memory location 9*16384.

Once the Vdriver code is in place we jump back into the Ace emulator. A Jupiter Ace call is made to location 32768 and the Ace's FORTH ROM will be patch to allow loading of tape file from the USB device. As you can see in the clip Ace sudoku.tap is loaded in to memory and executed.

added to the archive as a searchable PDF document. Note: That the file version is Version V0.195, which means it not 100% finished as a file. The finished file will be V1.0 - the 195 means there are 195 pages that are store as an image with a OCR text as part of the image. In time a new version of the manual will be completed and will be a much smaller download and fully book marked.

updated as a searchable PDF document. Note: That the file version is Version V0.166, which means it not 100% finished as a file. The old file was 61 MEG download this one is much smaller! The finished file will be V1.0 - the 166 means there are 166 pages that are store as an image with a OCR text as part of the image. In time a new version of the manual will be completed and will be a much smaller download and fully book marked.