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			For all you budding MTX programmers out there, Martin has 
			produced an updated version of "The Source" - originally written by 
			Keith Hook as a guide to programming the MTX in assembly language. 
			Martin's version is updated to include modern MTX add-ons, including 
			MAGROM and CFX. Download available on my
			MTX Manuals page   November 2020 
			Bjørn-Tore Boberg has sent me photos of his newly acquired 
			MTX512 with a Norwegian keyboard & ROMBill Brendling has developed a fantastic FTP Daemon for Martin's 
			NFX hardware - see here for 
			details
				With NFX hardware and FTP, the MTX is now really at home on 
				my network!   October 2020 
			Bill Brendling has created a FTP server for the
			NFX hardware. The Server 
			makes transferring files much easier, allowing the use of FTP 
			clients such as FileZilla 
			and CoreFTP. (FileZilla is 
			available for Windows, Linux and MACOS, CoreFTP is available for 
			Windows only)   September 2020 
			Bill Brendling has made some significant enhancements to Andy's 
			NFX.COM program for the NFX 
			hardware. The program now supports directory listing and allows the 
			network parameters to be set from a configuration file.   August 2020 
			Martin has sent me one of his NFX prototypes to experiment with 
			- thanks a lot Martin!
			   July 2020 
			Not really "news", but I thought that I'd take this opportunity 
			to post a reminder about my 
			PC Keyboard interface
				Designed in conjunction with Bill Brendling and Martin 
				Allcorn, it's a small interface that fits inside the MTX case 
				and provides the ability to use a PC USB or PS/2 keyboard with 
				your MTX. If you do much typing on your MTX and your original 
				keyboard suffers from sticky or bouncing keys, this makes the 
				MTX much more useable. I'm surprised that it has not been more 
				popular than it has.Bill Brendling has provided an update to his
				fork of MEMU with 
			a couple of minor "fixes"Bill has also made a "tape" (.mtx) version of his Scroll Lock 
			mode driver for the 
			PC Keyboard interfaceAdded a copy of the Personal Computer World
			review of the 
			RS128 from October 1984Added a copy of the PCW "TJ's 
			Workshop" article on MTX Joystick use from October 1984   June 2020 
			Arpad Virag has just shared more scanned copies of Memotech User 
			Group magazines - thanks Arpad!
			Jim Wills (Megastar Games) is making efforts to port DownStream 
			Danger to modern hardware. As part of that process, Martin Allcorn 
			has been able to recreate a 
			full map of the game levels, as well as 20 levels from Rolla 
			Bearing. Jim has agreed that the results can be posted here (but see 
			the restrictions on re-use on the page.)During this exercise, corruption in the original map file for 
			Rolla Bearing was discovered. Rolla Bearing is included in the
			MAGROM image, a patched 
			image can be downloaded to replace the current
			MAGROM ROM image.   May 2020 
			Lots of new updates from Bill Brendling :
				Updated (200510) version of his
				Z80 
				Assembler written in Python Updated (200510) version of his
				fork of MEMU with 
				CFX/CFX-II support etc.Updated (200510) version of the Propeller code and Z80 ROM 
				for CFX-IIAlong with a comprehensive description of the Video Modes 
				available in 80 
				Column CFX-II BASIC   April 2020   March 2020   February 2020   January 2020 
			Added a copy of the 1988 Texas Instruments, TTL Logic Data Book 
			to the Technical 
			LibraryPosted an audio file 
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