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Apple
lie
Graphics
243
accomplishes this,
as
would
two
BASIC
POKE
commands
.
]
POKE
232,0
]
POKE
233,31
Saving a Shape Table
To save a shape
table
on
cassette tape,
three
data values are
required
. The starting address and
ending
address
of
the
shape
table must be
known
. Also
the
difference
between
the
two
must
be
known.
In
our
example,
STARTING ADDRESS
1FOO
ENDING ADDRESS
1FOD
DIFFERENCE
OD
The
difference
must be
stored
in
the
memory
location
0,
low
byte first. From
the
monitor,
enter
the
following:
* 0:
OD
00
Now
write
all necessary
information
to
cassette
tape
by
entering
the
following
:
* 0.1W 1F00.1FODW (no
return)
Do
not
press
the
RETURN key
until
the
RECORD
button
has
been pressed
on
your
recorder.
To use
the
tape,
rewind
it
to
the
beginning
of
the
stored shape
table. Next,
enter
the
following
BASIC
command.
SH
LOAD
The console speaker
will
be activated
twice
upon
comple
t
ion
of
the
command
.
A shape
table
can also be
stored
on
a
floppy
disk. The BASIC
BSA
VE
command
could
be used
to
store
the
table
.

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