add some cp/m example apps to a sd card image

README.md

@@ -103,6 +103,26 @@ In the CPM-sd-image directory, you will find a zip file that contains a cmp.img
 
 Note the process for this is mostly described in PART 2 - Using the Windows packager program.  The packager program is in windowsApp.  Again, this process requires the use of the tty terminal not the console, as you will be pasting the file data into the terminal.
 
+We have also added a zip file in the CPM-sd-image directory with a set of application pre installed.  See cpm-apps.zip.  This file can also be copied to the /media/fat/games/MultipComp directory and mounted.  It contains 5 drives A,C,D,E, and F where A still only has the DOWNLOAD program and the other drives contain the following.
+
+C:               D:               E:               F:  
+----------------------------------------------------------------
+0_FILES.TXT      0_GAMES          0_OLDUTILS       0_NEWUTILS
+1_BDS_TINY_C     1_MUMATHSIMP     1_F80M80BASIC    1_ROMS
+2_APL            2_CROSSTALK      2_AZTEC_C_106D   2_ZSYSTEM
+3_JANUS_ADA15    3_QTERM43        3_TPASCAL3       3_MICROPRO
+4_MS_COBOL       4_CLINK          4_DXFORTH401     4_MULTIPLAN
+5_PILOT          5_SUPERSFTUTIL   5_PLI14          5_DBASEII
+6_SYSLIB         6_RCPM           6_ALGOLM         6_DWG_APPS
+7_BBC BASIC      7_DDTZ SOURCES   7_SUPERCALC      8_MICROSHELL
+
+Note the use of user numbers here i.e. 0_, 1_ etc..  
+(Not all the applications were tested to run, so you are on your own)
+
+The applications were obtained from the Obsolescence Guaranteed site.
+
+Included in the CPM-sd-image directory are also some python scripts to initialize/build the image for the CP/M disks.
+
 __Other useful links.__
 
 For convenience you can use the Multicomp FPGA - CP/M Demo Disk from Obsolescence Guaranteed: