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Illustration 7-14. Binary Load Example
SELECT
ITEM OR [RETURN] FOR
MENU
~I
LOAD
FROM
WHAT
FILE?
FILEA.OB) ,
SELECT
ITEM OR [RETURN] FOR
MENU
In some situations in DOS 2.0, the
binary
file
may
require
a
portion
of
the me
mor
y area used by DUP
.SYS
. If this occurs, the
portion
of
the binary file that requires
memory
used by DUP.SYS
will
be saved
on
th e MEM.SAV file
until
the
binary
file
has
been
executed.
If
the
MEM
.SAV file
is
not
present, the
following
message
will
appear.
NEED
MEM
.SA
V TO
LOAD
FILE
M.
Run At
Address
The Run
At
Address
operation
is
used
to
execute
a
machine
language
program
in
memory
by
entering
its hexadecimal
starting address. An example
of
the use
of
the
Run
At
Address
operation
is
given
in
Illustration
7-15.

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Atari 400 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerAtari
Model400
TypeHome Computer
Release Year1979
CPUMOS Technology 6502
CPU Speed1.79 MHz
ROM10 KB
Operating SystemAtari OS
KeyboardMembrane keyboard
RAM8 KB (expandable to 48 KB)
GraphicsANTIC and GTIA chips
Sound4 channels
DisplayRF output for connection to TV
StorageOptional cassette tape drive or floppy disk drive
PortsCartridge
Display Resolution320x192 (16 colors)

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