MOVING A TAPE PROGRAM TO DISK
This example illustrates a session with the computer, a tape cassette and a disk
drive. The purpose is to copy a cassette program to a diskette. The program is
then read from the diskette to the computer's memory and printed. It is assumed
that the BASIC program was previously stored on the cassette.
Example:
LOAD"DEMO"
PRESS PLAY ON TAPE #1 Load the file from the cassette tape to the
computer's memory.
OK
SEARCHING FOR DEMO
FOUND DEMO
LOADING
READY
SAVE"0:DEMO",8 Create a program file containing the program
VERIFY"0:DEMO",8 on diskette.
READY.
NEW Erase everything from memory. (The NEW
command in BASIC will clear memory; the
NEW disk command will format a disk.)
LOAD"0:DEMO",8 Load the program back into the computer's
SEARCHING FOR 0:DEMO memory.
LOADING
READY.
RUN Run the program to verify it has been loaded.
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