HALNOTE
- Original title
- HALNOTE
- Also known as
- 日本語ワードプロセッサ 図形プロセッサ
- Developed by
- HAL Laboratory
- Year
- 1987
- System
- MSX2
Releases:
HAL Laboratory (ROM,2× 3.5" Double-sided disk)
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HAL Laboratory (3.5" Double-sided disk,ROM)
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1 Compilation
Release: HAL Laboratory (ROM,2× 3.5" Double-sided disk)
- Publisher
- HAL Laboratory
- Countries
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Japan
(29,800 Yen)
- Media type
- ROM (SRAM) + 2× 3.5" Double-sided disk
- Product code
- HNS-100
- Save support for
- Disk
- Distribution
- Commercial
- Manual
- View online
Note
The two disks are identical. You effectively get a backup copy.
Halnote Book manual page 5 features level 2 kanji glitches with Sony HB-F500 and Yamaha YIS-805 MSXs, and failure to quit to MSX-DOS when using Yamaha FD-05 floppy disk drive, and instructs the user to ask their manufacturers for upgrade.
Halnote Book manual page 5 features level 2 kanji glitches with Sony HB-F500 and Yamaha YIS-805 MSXs, and failure to quit to MSX-DOS when using Yamaha FD-05 floppy disk drive, and instructs the user to ask their manufacturers for upgrade.
Cover & Media Scans (32 Items)
right
left
top
bottom
The first line reads; (c) !985, 86. 87, Ergosoft & (c) 1987 SONY (conversion and dictionary parts)
cartridge top
Halnote Book page 5 lists incompatible hardware and instructs the user to ask their manufacturers to upgrade
Release: HAL Laboratory (3.5" Double-sided disk,ROM)
Title screen
Game screen
- Publisher
- HAL Laboratory
- Media type
- 3.5" Double-sided disk + ROM (SRAM)
- Distribution
- Commercial
Note
ver 0.4 prototype (?) that resembles ver 0.1 reviewed on MSX Magazine 1986-07 page 159. The disk runs without the rom which is likely not accessed. This version does not display any Japanese message.
The disk dump contains several software with French message. One of them LISTE.BAS lists European software in European ASCII character set, therefore is unlikely to have been developed by HAL Laboratory the Japanese company.
The disk dump contains several software with French message. One of them LISTE.BAS lists European software in European ASCII character set, therefore is unlikely to have been developed by HAL Laboratory the Japanese company.
Cover & Media Scans (1 Items)
ver 0.1 from MSX Magazine 1986-07 page 159. There are differences from the later official release eg the touchpad support, and being indecisive between 1DD and 2DD medium.