The Dragon Notebook was compiled by Ray Smith out of necessity as there was so little documentation about the Dragon compared with the CoCo for example. The Notebook is fully indexed and contains loads of useful information for both users and programmers, such as peeks and pokes, plus numerous subroutines and notes, for example to help you find the address of machine code routines from tape and disk, how to disable the break key, error messages, error codes, etc, etc... It also contains a complete(?) memory map which is useful when programming or converting from the Dragon to the Coco, or the PC.

Originally sold in hardcopy, on behalf of the N.D.U.G., all the hardcopies have now been sold, but the Notebook can now be downloaded as a series of html files -
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DRAGON NOTEBOOK (1) - Pages 1 to 10
DRAGON NOTEBOOK (2) - Pages 11 to 20
DRAGON NOTEBOOK (3) - Pages 21 to 30
DRAGON NOTEBOOK (4) - Pages 31 to 40 (inc Index)

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Last update: 8 Jan 2002