And now here to discuss the contents of the EAMONFK folder is the scoundrel 
who created these disk images, Frank Kunze....  [drum roll]

Thank you.  Thank you.  Below are some helpful notes and descriptions of 
some of the DSK images in this folder.  With the exception of CONVERT and 
CONVERTP, I made these images from my original Apple II disks with a program 
I wrote called the DSK Doctor which I hope to get ready for the Eamon CD 
some time before the NEXT millennium.

CONVERT.DSK
 A 003 HELLO
   Boot menu program.
 A 012 FILE DUMP V4-6
   This is what I used to convert Eamons that are version 1.0-6.2 to Eamon 
   Deluxe.  It reads the database, reformats room names and does some 
   artifact data enhancing.  It is set to dump all this data to the Apple 
   printer.  I then set my Apple emulator (I use ApplePC) to send printer 
   output to a plain text file.  This file then must be manually edited 
   before final conversion which is done with a program in the Eamon Deluxe 
   Utilities menu.
 A 005 MAKE SU
   Makes the text file SPEED UPS which contains some speed-up code and other 
   enhancements which can then be integrated into an Eamon (up to ver. 5, I 
   think) MAIN PGM by using the DOS 3.3 EXEC command.
 T 006 SPEED UPS
 B 029 DT
   Mark Simonsen's "Double-Take" Applesoft BASIC editing tool.  Originally 
   published by Beagle Bros. Software, possibly one of the best software 
   companies that ever existed ever.
 A 005 SAM
   I think it's the FRESH SAM program with a Nuclear Cannon weapon.  I think.
 A 011 FILE DUMP V7
   Same as FILE DUMP V4-6, but for version 7.0-8.0 Eamons.
 A 002 HIRES DUMP
   Dumps the binary values of the Apple Hires to screen to the printer 
   (again, set your emulator to send this data to a text file).  These values 
   can then be used to recreate the Apple graphics on the PC by using my 
   freeware program, "The Apple Picker".  The Apple Picker will be released 
   on the Eamon CD as soon as I get around to updating it for Windows XP.
 B 034 SWORDTHRUST.PIC
   Sample picture to use with HIRES DUMP
 A 015 FILE DUMP KQ
   Same as FILE DUMP V4-6, but for John Nelson's KnightQuest adventures.
 A 012 FILE DUMP DRAGON OF ALDAAR
   Same as FILE DUMP V4-6, but modified for Eamon #243 The Dragon of Aldaar

CONVERTP.DSK

 PRODOS          SYS      34  20-AUG-90
 BASIC.SYSTEM    SYS      21  17-JUL-90
 STARTUP         BAS       5  17-DEC-03
   Boot and menu programs.
 FILE.DUMP.V4.6  BAS       7  14-AUG-99
 FILE.DUMP.V7    BAS       6  17-NOV-03
 SAM             BAS       3  14-AUG-99
 MAKE.SU         BAS       3  14-AUG-99
 SPEED.UPS       TXT       4  14-AUG-99
 DT              BIN      23  15-OCT-84
 HIRES.DUMP      BAS       1  14-AUG-99
   ProDOS versions of the programs on CONVERT.DSK
 TITLE.SCREEN    BIN      17  14-AUG-99
 REDEMPTION      BIN      17   2-AUG-99
 TITLEPIC        BIN      17  14-AUG-99
   Hires pictures for HIRES.DUMP
 MAIN.PGM        BAS      61  14-AUG-99
   Modified Eamon 8.0-V6 MAIN.PGM with some Eamon Deluxe-compatible mods 
   (like monster 'Combat Code' field support).  I used this when converting 
   Eamons 247 and 248 down from Eamon Deluxe.
 READ.FILE       BAS       1  16-DEC-03
   Short prog for displaying a ProDOS text file.
 READ.SOURCE     BAS       3  17-DEC-03
   Reads a Eamon Deluxe database source (text) file and displays contents 
   on screen.
 FILE.BUILD.6    BAS       5  17-DEC-03
   Builds Eamon 8.0-V6 database from an Eamon Deluxe source file.  Used to 
   convert Eamons 247 and 248 down from Eamon Deluxe.

KQCUST2F.DSK
   One of John Nelson's KnightQuest disks that I modified to display the text 
   files properly on so I could extract what documentation was on it.


DD8FK.DSK
   This was my Eamon version 8.0 dungeon designer disk that never saw 
   official publication.  I designed Fiends of Eamon, Heart of Gold, Edgar's 
   adventures, Amateur Alley, and Quest for the Fire Dragon with this.

 STARTUP         BAS       3   2-OCT-94
   Menu program.
 INIT.8          BAS       7  14-NOV-94
   Init v8 database and files.
 EDIT            BAS      25  12-NOV-94
   UNIVERSAL dungeon editor.  Can edit all standard v1-8 Eamons.
 LIST            BAS      17   5-DEC-94
   UNIVERSAL dungeon list program.  Can list all standard v1-8 Eamons.  Has 
   many features and enhancements over previous list programs.
 LEADIN.PRG.8    BAS       6  11-NOV-94
   Version 8 leading program.
 SEARCH.RTN      BIN       1   2-OCT-94
   Eamon Search routine, modified to handle upper and lower case text.
 EAMON.UTILS     BIN       1   2-OCT-94
   This was several small utilities that Applesoft BASIC didn't have but 
   should have.  They were accessed through the ampersand (&) command and 
   included (I think) a JuMP to SEARCH.RTN, an upper case shifter for program 
   data, and an uppercase shifter for string variables.
 EDIT.E.UTILS    BAS       4  11-NOV-94
   This allowed you to add an extra features to EAMON.UTILS (MOD1-MOD3).
 MOD1            BIN       1   2-OCT-94
   A sound routine.  (Yep, the one EVERYONE used!)
 MOD2            BIN       1   2-OCT-94
   DATA statement pointer reset.  Allowed you set the next DATA statement 
   to be READ line number to whatever you wanted.
 MOD3            BIN       1   2-OCT-94
   A better INPUT routine.  Accepted commas and colins and shifted all 
   input to upper case.
 MAKE.FS.6       BAS       4  28-NOV-94
 FS.ROOMS.6      TXT       1  28-NOV-94
 MP.ROOMS.6      TXT       3  28-NOV-94
 MAIN.PGM.6      BAS      35   3-SEP-95
 MAKE.FS.7       BAS       4  12-DEC-96
 MAIN.PGM.7      BAS      37  12-DEC-96
 MAIN.PGM.8      BAS      40  19-OCT-94
   Eamon 8.0 supported the use of previous databases and MAIN PGM 
   characteristics, while keeping the speed and quality of Eamon 8.0.  The 
   MAKE.FS programs made the FAST.START files.  FS.ROOMS and MP.ROOMS were 
   patches you could EXEC into MAKE.FS and MAIN.PGM to have all room data 
   loaded into variables upon startup.
 DESC.EDIT       BAS       8   5-DEC-94
   A quick program for editing EAMON.DESC data.  Had some shortcuts that I 
   used when converting Apple Eamons to lower case.
 INPUT.RTN       BIN       1   2-OCT-94
   Special input routine for DESC.EDIT.
 DUNGEON.MAP     BAS       9  11-NOV-94
   A quick-N-dirty Eamon room number mapping program.
 T.INPUT.RTN     TXT      10  20-NOV-94
 T.SEARCH.RTN    TXT       8   2-OCT-94
 T.EAMON.UTILS   TXT       5   2-OCT-94
 T.MOD1          TXT       1   2-OCT-94
 T.MOD2          TXT       3   2-OCT-94
 T.MOD3          TXT       3   2-OCT-94
   Source code for the above assembly language programs.  Written with the 
   Big Mac assembler.

UTILSFK.DSK
  This disk had my personal utilities for converting Eamon from this version 
  to that.  I don't remember what they all are anymore.
 DT              BIN      23  20-AUG-90
 D.BUG           BIN      14  17-JUL-90
  Another fine Beagle Bros program.
 COMPACT         BIN       9  26-SEP-94
  Another fine Beagle Bros program.
 FP              BIN       1  31-OCT-84
  Beagle Bros program to simulate DOS 3.3 FP command.
 MAKE.FILES      BAS       8  29-NOV-94
  Builds ARTIFACT, MONSTER, and ROOMS files from a FAST.START variable file.
 CAPS.KILLER     BAS      10  28-NOV-94
  Converts an Eamon database to lowercase.
 DESC.WIPE       BAS       3  29-OCT-94
   Makes a new EAMON.DESC from an old one to recover disk space lost from 
   deleted entries.
 UPDATE.FILES.6  BAS       4  28-NOV-94
   Update v1-5 Eamon databases up to v6.  (Put weapon room locations to be 
   carried by monsters, add missing fields to non-weapons, etc.)
 NAME.CHANGE     BAS       1  28-NOV-94
   Didn't really change the name, but added # of directions and ver. number.
 STARTUP.4       BAS       3  11-NOV-94
 STARTUP.5       BAS       3  11-NOV-94
   Boot programs with v4 and v5 looks.
 ART.MAINT       BAS       6  11-NOV-94
 REM.DUMMY.ART   BAS       6  11-NOV-94
 EDIT            BAS      25   3-DEC-94
   UNIVERSAL dungeon editor program.
 ROOM.ANAL       BAS       5  20-NOV-94
 CHECK.FILES.UV  BAS      10  20-NOV-94
   Same as EAG version, I think.
 TEST.BENCH      BAS       9  29-NOV-94
 CHARACTERS      TXT       4  31-JAN-97
 THE.ADVENTURER  TXT       1  31-JAN-97
 MAIN.HALL       BAS       1  20-NOV-94
   A really fancy version of the EAG Test Bench (and FRESH SAM).
 LABEL.MAKER     BAS       4  20-NOV-94
 LIST            BAS      17   5-DEC-94
   UNIVERSAL dungeon list program.
 DESC.WIPE2D     BAS       3  30-NOV-94
   Same as DESC.WIPE but writes new file to drive 2.
 TEXT.LIST       BAS       3   3-DEC-94
   Beats me.
 DEC.TO.HEX      BAS       3  11-FEB-97
   Converts and displays decimal values as hexadecimal in BASIC.
 TIC.TAC         BAS       1  <NO DATE>
 STEVE           BIN       1  <NO DATE>
   I was teaching my brother graphics, BASIC, and assembly programming.  
   Don't know how these two ended up on here...

FKJUNK.DSK 
   I abandoned DOS 3.3 early on and moved all my work to ProDOS.  This disk 
   had the remains of my DOS 3.3 utilities, along with some other mixed nuts 
   noted below.
 
 A 002 BOOT PROGRAM
 B 028 DT#3
 A 064 EDIT6
 A 066 EDIT7
 A 005 ARRANGE COMMANDS
 A 013 DUNGEON.INIT.8
 
 A 029 BATTLE ROYALE II              
 A 031 BATTLE ROYALE II UTILS        
 T 024 MONSTER.MASTER                
   A very fancy re-write of John Nelsons old Monster Battle program.  Takes 
   mons from adventures and makes them fight.  You can add/remove weapons 
   and do some other stuff.  Pretty predictable; the same guy will almost 
   always win.  But at least it was very well written...
 
 A 005 DOS.FS
 T 001 EAMON.NAME
 B 002 STRING SEARCH
 B 002 ARRAY SEARCH
 B 002 SOUND/INPUT
 
 B 011 EAMON UTILS.S
 B 010 UTILS.H.G.S
 B 009 STRING SEARCH.S
 B 007 ARRAY SEARCH.S
 B 008 SOUND/INPUT.S
   Source code files for assembly language programs.
 
 A 006 SPELLS
   I was fooling around with expanding Eamon magic.  You must 
   BRUN SOUND/INPUT before you RUN this.

 A 015 EAMON.RND.TO.SEQ
 A 011 RND TO SEQ 7
 A 006 PRINT DESC 7
 A 004 DATABASE CREATE
 A 003 SOURCE CONV




NOTES ON THE EAMONFK HARD DRIVE IMAGE (EAMONFK.HDV)

This a an Apple ProDOS hard drive image that can be used with some Apple II emulators (I made it with ApplePC).  It contains most of the adventures from the DSK images in this folder.  The following was taken from the startup program on the hard drive image:


My name is Frank Kunze and I have been working with Eamon for about 10 
years now (since I was 16).

The adventures on this hard drive image are all old adventures that I 
converted to a snazzy, all lowercase system about 9 years ago.  When the 
ApplePC emulator came out I started to put this HDV image together.  I've 
now finally gotten around to finishing this and thought that maybe I should 
release it to the general public.

All but a few of these adventures have a MAIN PGM that I developed which has 
all of the Eamon version 7 features and more but runs as a version 6.  This 
was based on an Eamon 8.0 system that I had developed.

I have also included my UNIVERSAL dungeon editor and dungeon list programs.  
VERY useful tools that were taken from my Eamon 8 DDD disk.  Eamon 8.0 never 
made it because it was finished when interest in Eamon and the Apple II was 
nearly dead.  Tom Zuchowski of the Eamon Adventurer's Guild felt that 
version 7 was hard enough to get people to switch over to; and nobody was 
writing Eamons anymore anyway.  He was very impressed, though...

I've tested each of these adventures to make sure they run and return to 
the Main Hall properly.
 
If you like this stuff and have a PC, check out my Eamon Deluxe gaming 
system.  It's even better.  Eamon Deluxe can be found on the Eamon CD or 
downloaded from:    www.eamonag.org


To get the latest copy of Eamon Deluxe, or just tell me what you think about 
this hard drive image, my adventures, or anything else, email me:

                                                 eamondeluxe@yahoo.com
