Commodore 128D - Other Disk-Related Commands 46 U

To actually load the program, you then press the Commodore key
You can use the counter on the Datassette to identify the starting
position of the programs. Then, when you want to retrieve a pro
gram, simply wind the tape forward from 000 to the program's start
location, and type:
In this case you don't have to specify the PROGRAM NAME; your
program will load automatically because it is the next program on
the tape.
Other Disk-Related Commands
Verifying a
Program
Displaying Your
Disk Directory
To verify that a program has been correctly
saved, use the following command in C128
mode:
DVERIFVPROGRAM NAME" "TICiUUM
If the program in the computer is identical to the
one on the disk, the screen display will respond
with the letters "OK."
The VERIFY command also works for tape pro
grams. You type:
VERIFV'PROGRAM NAME"I
You do not enter the comma and a device
number.
In C128 mode, you can see a list or directory of
the programs on your disk by using the following
command:
DIRECTORY I1LIUUII
This lists the contents of the directory The easy
way is to press the F3 function key. When you
press F3, the C128 displays the word "DIREC
TORY" and performs the command.
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46 USING C128 MODE—Getting Started in BASIC