Thanks to Kristian Michael’s donation of this, Commodore 64 Maskinkode from Copenhagen Centre ApS by Søren Grynnerup, you can now download it.

Maskinkode Programmering med 6502 from Borgen by Andreas Dripke is a Danish assembler book.

Thanks to Kristian Michael.

Programmér selv Basic by Ole Monrad – Teknisk Forlag.

Vic 20 Programmers Reference Guide.

This was donated by Bjørn Jeppesen. A huge thanks for this book which is in much better condition than the one I got off ebay.

This one has been on my wanted list for a very long time.

I used to own a copy, and did for a short while before giving it away to a childhood friend, whom recently said that the book was damaged. I was stored in a basement so I’m guessing water damage?.

Anyway an other friend of mine, Uffe Jakobsen, owns a copy and recently dug it out from his storage.

Bad luck just became good luck, and with a little work (and unfortunately a broken pin on the spine) It’s now online.

Thanks alot both of you for doing the dirty work of digging out the books.

The Amazing Adventures of Captain Comal written by Jesse Knight – Comal Users Group.

This isn’t something I’ve experienced before.

This week I received a book from RetroPlay, this one actually – BASIC med Commodore 64 (Basic with C64) from the publisher Borgen.

Yesterday I scanned this book.

Tommy Jørgensen sent me a mail a month or so ago saying he had some books to contribute. I received his books today, and what are the chances of getting the same copy? I would have said almost next to nothing. But that wasn’t the case.

So I’d like to dedicate the thanks to both RetroPlay and Tommy Jørgensen for their donations. For those interested the other Book from Tommy looks similar to this from the same publisher.

The title: Mikrodatamaten – Programmering og anvendelse   –   en bog om ZX81 BASIC

So a ZX81 BASIC book. Well since my preservation angel overrules my Commodore deamon I’ll scan this book as well -soon even-. Yes I’ve scanned BBC Acorn manuals + some other stuff as well which isn’t saved here on this site. But as long as the Commodore material is there to be scanned, my primary focus will be there.