Searching for a util called 'Lettermaker V'

Myrmidon

Hi All,

I am searching for a utility called 'Lettermaker V'. You could select a song and a font (I think), and the util would record your text (macro style) and create a program file.

Playing back this program retypes the letter (as you wrote it) and plays the selected song with the selected font.

I remember that the intro screen for my version of this program (back in 1990) had animated sprites in the top and bottom border of the screen.

The reason that I'm looking for this specific utility is that I am looking for one of the songs contained in this utility that I have never been able to find anywhere else.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Olaf
olaf@sourcecode.co.za

CORE321 · Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2002 1:52 pm Post subject:

It's here on the page, just scroll down to the program.

http://romch.multimania.com/tosec/c64tools/

Hope this is it.

Mike

IMPORT64
http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/import64

Myrmidon · Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2002 2:34 pm Post subject:

CORE321 wrote:

It's here on the page, just scroll down to the program.
http://romch.multimania.com/tosec/c64tools/

Damn this forum is awesome!!! :D

This is exactly the app I have been searching for since the early days of emulation. (1994 onwards)

Thanks very much!!

Cheers
Olaf

Richard of TND · Guest

CORE321 wrote:

It's here on the page, just scroll down to the program.

http://romch.multimania.com/tosec/c64tools/

Hope this is it.

Mike

IMPORT64
http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/import64

I like your site. Must add it to the links page of the TND web site in the future. Loadsa tools. Any games as well?

CORE321 · Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2002 11:25 pm Post subject:

Hey Richard,

The tools page is not my page. I found it searching Google.com.

My page is IMPORT64 with Import groups from the USA.
The url is at the bottom.

Mike
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