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Note: emulator home pages are no longer listed here unless they contain content other than the emulator itself; see the Emulators section if you want to download an emulator.

• Martijn van der Heide has a collection of both his and other people's utilities on World of Spectrum: see the Essential Sites section for more details.
• Ozzy's Computer Emulation Page contains ZX-Base, a Win95 database program for organising your spectrum programs, and a few links.
• DoggySoft have written several Acorn ARM Spectrum-related utilities.
• Luis Yanes' EB7GWL Electronics page has some hardware projects for the Speccy.
• HokeyPokey is Chris Ainsley's utility for finding pokes for Speccy games, and is available from his Home Page.
• The Official MESS Home Page claims that Spectrum emulation will be included in the next release of that emulator.
• The Poke Finder Wizard is an add-on program for zx32 which helps you to find pokes for games.
• Steve Smith has put a couple of his utilities onto his otherwise pretty standard Sinclair Spectrum pages.
• Alexander Evdokimov's Soft for ZX Spectrum page apparently contains "my cross-development tools such as assembler Z80Asm, disassembler, TRD-Editor, converters, etc.", but it's all in Russian, so I'm just going on the author's word here.
• SpecBASE, by Rodolfo Edison Guerra, is a utility for sorting your Speccy programs and launching emulators to play them with.
• Philip Kendall's Speccy Page which has some FAQs, a Head Over Heels walkthrough, a Lemmings level designer and a snapshot convertor which can handle the z80 v3 to z80 v2 conversion.
• Rich Jordan has written the Spectrum Graphics Editor which is a utility for DOS and the Amiga which allows you to edit the graphics from Spectrum snapshots.
• Igor Eged's Spectrum Page has plenty of info about TR-DOS file conversion and he has several utilities for dealing with this sort of stuff.
• Pedro Gimeno's Spectrum Page is the home of his Spectrum emulator, as well as some other utilities and the Spanish versions of the +2/+2A/+3 ROMs.
• Joceyln Gibart has created the Spectrum Tape Reader, a Win95 utility to take your old Spectrum tapes and convert them into either .TAP or .TZX files.
• Tape Explorer, by Dan Fry, is a Win 9x/NT utility which gives you an Explorer-like interface for viewing and editing .TAP files.
• Arsen Torbarina's TapeFix - a program to make your old Speccy tapes readable once more.
• Warajevo has now acquired its own Home Page; there's a good load of stuff here, other than the obvious download of the emulator itself. Well worth a visit.
• Russell Marks' zmakebas is a small utility to convert plain text BASIC listings into .tap files for use with emulators.

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