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Getting the application to load online with all the project files is already a first step. After that if the user download dosbox and the right configuration file he should be abble to run the software and use the serial db9 port or a com port through USB viathe configurationfile Dosbox support serial communications in local what I don't know is if the online version of archive can communicate with your physical port or if it is just not allowed by the administrator.

I hope that at least we should be able to explore and run the project files online.I am curious however if Jason can do anything on his side to allow the application to communicate via the serial port.

Ladies and gentlemen Lego dacta control lab in internet browser. https://archive.org/details/ctrlab_202601 We might be abble to program lego from anycomputer and any OS using this method. Can you check that archive can use the serial port ? It is revolutionary !!! A Blast from the past !!!

It surrendered itself lol

I am looking activily for the french version http://dcharletoux.free.fr/content/Pilotage_01_apercu.htm

World is small lol, I am trying currently to contact someone who had the french win95 version of control lab. But by that time I figured out I already have the French version of Robotlab on original CD rom with the french big manual.....hundreds of pages !!

Here are the disks and manuals. https://archive.org/details/dacta-elevdata I found another source I am going to merge the content to my archive https://legoeducacional-umcontributo.blogspot.com/2021/05/control-lab-programacao-lego-5-anos.html?m=1

I added the .img image files of the floppy disks to the same archive. https://archive.org/details/dacta-elevdata Thank you for trying

Here they are, Three floppy Disks in total. Scanning the manual very soon Enjoy https://archive.org/details/dacta-elevdata https://archive.org/details/dacta-elevdata Manual coming soon

It is an alternative software to lego control lab but from a third party company. I will have some time this weekend to upload the programs

I have the soft coming with that bundle a set of Two disks.

And with a qbasic program ?

https://lgauge.com/technic/LEGOInterfaceA/9750(1093).htm Can we embed that code into the web browser ?

Logowriter 2.0 ENGLISH https://archive.org/details/logowren LOGOWRITER 1.0 ENGLISH https://archive.org/details/logolcsi

This is logowriter 2.0 french on archive. You can test it online thanks to dos box integrated. Logowriter 2.0 IBM DOS

It is from your own post just before. Merry Christmas to everyone !

Hello, I am looking for this Newletter below that I found back to your previous post. Can you upload a scan ? Thanks a lot

Hello Alex, Can you help translate the French IBM PC version as well. https://archive.org/details/lego-lines-ms-dos I have already translated the primitive from french to English in a text file but I don't know how to translate the menu .

Hi alll, This is how you can program the interface A in basic on Thomson MO5/MO6/TO7-70 using the 9775 dacta câble. The 9775 extension câble use a PIA 6821 controler chip for it's parallel communications. At the adress A7F3 the register is called the CRB "configuration register", it can switch the shared adress A7F2 to either PB "the actual port B" or DDRB " select the direction of the port B as input or output " . Line 10 is to switch the adress A7F2 to DDRB Line 20 is to configure the register in two inputs and 6 outputs Line 30 is to switch the adress A7F2 to PB Line 40 is to initialise port B to zero new 10 POKE &H A7F3,0 20 POKE &H A7F2,63 30 POKE &H A7F3,4 40 POKE &H A7F2,0 run after that just use for example POKE &H A7F2, 1 to turn on the fist output POKE &H A7F2, 63 To turn on all the output And here is a demo using Logo on the Mo5. Interface A programmed on a thomson Mo5 using Logo Thanks to Daniel from system-cfg forum for providing me the adresses. https://forum.system-cfg.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=13759&start=15