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The collection preserves original media and their copy protection. Supplied backup copies are also used to document the software and are identified in the screenshot captions.

Digital preservation / Sinclair QL

STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95

STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95 for Sinclair QL. One preserved file in IMG format, from the digital preservation collection started in 2016. Software release year: 1995. Names recorded on the medium include boot, Conversion, EXTRAS, NEW_STD_CODES, OLD_STD_CODES.

STD Codes Index v1.1 - UPDATE95 — Screen from the backup copy supplied in the archive
Screen from the backup copy supplied in the archive · sQLux
Source: STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95 (1995 Sector) img BK Rich.zip

STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95.img

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Preserved copy: Backup (BK)

Platform
Sinclair QL
SHA-256
e9a513e0ad96c0ea1290320affbf96d11bf139b6b3d5e8735cf784eefc27d51d
File timestamp
2017-02-02T07:15:48

Timestamp stored in the original ZIP; timezone unspecified. It does not certify the dump acquisition date.

Media contents (12)
QDOS media directory
Original nameTypeByteMedium in package
bootQL file298STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95.img
ConversionQL file2.965STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95.img
EXTRASQL executable5.534STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95.img
NEW_STD_CODESQL file129.800STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95.img
OLD_STD_CODESQL file125.225STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95.img
STD_CODES_DATAQL file129.800STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95.img
STD_CODES_TASKQL executable32.412STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95.img
STD_CODES_TOKENSQL file92STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95.img
stdindex_docQL file4.096STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95.img
Update95_docQL file2.048STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95.img
Show_DataQL file955STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95.img
Show_9QL file3.844STD Codes Index v1.1 – UPDATE95.img

Names are preserved as recorded on the medium. “≤” indicates allocated space, not the exact file length.