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This is a collection of user contributed tutorials for TWENEX.ORG.  While these tutorials may contain specific information to TWENEX.ORG, they may also be general enough such that other TOPS-20 and TOPS-20 PANDA Distribution users could benefit from them.  Access to this WIKI is available by MAILing or SENDing a message to SMJ on TWENEX.ORG.
TOPS-20 Tutorials
TWENEX.ORG Basics
-  howto Authoring tutorials, style guidelines, et cetera 
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-  starter A starter guide to TOPS-20 aimed at UNIX users 
 
E-Mail and Communication
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-  commode A simple remark chat using linked TTYs 
-  bboard Shared MAIL folder which acts as a Bulletin Board 
-  mm Reading and Sending MAIL via Mail Manager 
-  send SENDing and REPLYing to TOPS-20 Instant Message 
-  talk Linking TTYs together 
 
Languages and Programming
-  Compilers General notes on compiling source code on TOPS-20 
-  Assemblers General notes on PDP-10 assembly language programming 
-  AID Using Algebraic Interpretive Dialog 
-  APL Using the APLSF interpreter 
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-  C  Using the KCC C compiler 
-  COBOL Using the COBOL 74 compiler 
-  FORTH Using the FORTH interpreters 
-  FORTRAN Using the FORTRAN-20 compiler 
-  Lisp Accessing and using LISP 
-  MACRO  Using TOPS-20 MACRO assembly language  
-  MDL Muddling with the MDL programming language 
-  MIDAS  Using MIDAS assembly language  
-  FAIL  Using FAIL assembly language  
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-  SNOBOL Using SNOBOL on TWENEX.ORG 
 
Text Editors
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-  EDIT Using the EDIT text editor 
-  EDT-20 Using the EDT-20 text editor 
-  Emacs Using the Emacs text editor 
-  TECO Using the TECO and Video TECO (TV) text editors 
(The editor SED is also listed in @HELP NEW-USER, but the executable file is corrupt and inoperative.)
 
Games
-  Haunt A haunted house text adventure game programmed by John Laird in 1979 using the rule-based language OPS4. 
-  Star Trek-  (Space War)  The text-based strategy game inspired by the television series Star Trek popular on minicomputers, mainframes, and early PCs in the 1970s and -80s.
 
-  Zork “The classic underground maze/puzzle.” 
 
References and External Links
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-  interlisp Some references to the interlisp programming language that we have here on twenex 
-  PDP-10 bitsavers.org DEC PDP-10 documentation archive 
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