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nulls or separator bytes will be saved in the file. This makes the editor
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useful for creating or editing source code files for an assembler (like the
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CBM assembler).
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NOTE: nulls are added to the file whenever the save routine comes across
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underlined text (reverse video). One null is used to mark the start of the
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underlined text, another the end. The load routine interprets these nulls in
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reverse, toggling the text between reverse video and normal whenever it comes
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across one. Occasionally, you may load a file that contains extra nulls in it
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(some BBS systems may add a few extra). When this happens, you'll have a lot
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of unwanted reverse video text. Use CTRL K to correct it (in the edit mode).
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Dear Everyone,
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When you download Data Library files which have extensions of .IMG
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( like SATIE1.IMG ) and you are using XMODEM Protocol to download these
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.IMG files, if your XMODEM Terminal Program does not "strip off" or remove
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the "six-character image header bytes" automatically, the downloaded Program
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file will not "load and run" properly.
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What you need to do then is to download from DL 1 here on CBMART, the
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file which will "strip off" the "six-character image header" and run this
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Program OFFLINE to convert your downloaded file. Its name is BINIMG.BIN and
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you will note it has a .BIN extension so you will be able to download it just
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fine with your XMODEM Terminal Program.
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I downloaded the BINIMG.BIN file from DL 1 here and although I have no
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files to test it with (as I use VIDTEX with B-Protocol), it seems to be run as
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assumed it would That is:--
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load"binimg",8
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Now you will see displayed:
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input file, device, drive
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Enter:
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inname, 8, 0
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(that's provided you have a disk drive on device 8 drive 0)
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Now you will see displayed:
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output file, device, drive
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Enter:
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outname, 8, 0
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NOTE: Enter just like my example as to commas and spaces. inname above is
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the name of the Program that will not load properly. outname is the new
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Program name for the converted file.
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Next you will see displayed:
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File Type? (Default S)?
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Enter:
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p
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(for Program type file)
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And a new file will be written to your disk. Then try to load this new file.
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Please let me know how it goes for you. Good Luck and take care.
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Sincerely,
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Sysop/Betty Knig
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*nb"BUG1/1/004"
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*lm6:rm78:pl66:tl60
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*p#4:hd1:B128 Users Group Journal,,
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*ft4:----------------------------,page #,-----------------------------
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With this new found capability I got involved in converting some C64 programs to check it out. A short example BASIC program listing follows:
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Northern Tune
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100 print "music (by jim butterfield): rem modified for the B128 by M. Schwanke
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110 l1=54272+1536:l2=54279+1536:l3=54286+1536:rem +1536 offset for b128 sid address
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120 h1=l1+1:h2=l2+1:h3=l3+1
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130 v1=l1+4:v2=l2+4:v3=l3+4
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140 poke 54296+1536,15
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150 poke v1+1,9:poke v2+2,0
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160 poke v2+1,36:poke v2+2,36
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170 poke v3+1,18:poke v3+2,170
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200 poke v1,16:poke v2,32:poke v3,16
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210 read s:if s=0 goto 290
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220 read x1,y1,x2,y2,x3,y3
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230 if x1 then poke h1,x1:poke l1,y1:poke v1,17
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240 if x2 then poke h2,x2:poke l2,y2:poke v2,33
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250 if x3 then poke h3,x3:poke l3,y3:poke v3,17
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260 s=s-1: for a0=1 to 5: next a0
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