P700 CEEFAX 700 Wed 29 Dec 13:17/05 }t0 £ { k Q Pages 701 - 6 carry an experimental telesoftware transmission. The computer language used is a dialect of BASIC.P700 CEEFAX 700 Wed 29 Dec 13:12/21 200**********v 200**********6 ] Telesoftware and Education Project ] DINNER VERSION II ] This is a modified version of DINNER. Thank you for your comments, we seem to to have got it almost right first time! The program instructions have been simplified and protein added to the nutrient values. Detailed programming changes have also been made. Occasionally, dui to the make up of CEEFAX pages, the program m!y display no data for food items which are actually available. Please try again.P700 CEEFAX 700 Wed 29 Dec Q3:12/11 201**********7 201**********7 Telesoftware and E$ucation Project HE MUSIC PROGRAM * This program enables you to write your own music on the screen. You can also play back the music you have written. Please insert a jull stop in line 281: 281 F(I)=B1*(.5^((36-I)/12.))+.5 This program was written "z pupils and staff at Cardinal Newman School in Hove.P700 CEEFAX 700 Wed 29 Dec 13:12/22 202**********8 202**********8 Telesoftware and Education Project ] SNAKES This program is a k!me for two pl!yers. The object of the g!me is to make the longest snake possible without touching any of the other green lines. One player uses keys on the left hand side of the keyboard and the other plazjr the keys on the right. This program was written "y I.Short at Bishopbriggs High School, Glasgow.P700 CEEFAX 700 Wed 29 Dec 13:14/18 20s**********y 203**********9 ] Telesoftware and Education Project ] PROJECTILE This program plots the 0ath of a projectile. The user inputs initial ujlocity, initial direction and height of starting point. An option for adding an obstacle is also available. The height, width and length of the obstacle can be determined. This program was written "y Ron Young at Bishopbriggs High School, Glasgow.