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For
example,
to
save
the
memory block from $6000
to
$60A3 with
the
file name
"ABRACADABRA" assigned,
enter
"6000"
and press the I CR ] key,
then
enter
"60A3"
and press
the
I
CR
] key. The display is
as
shown below.
*S
FILENAME: ABRACADABRA
S-ADR.$6000
E-ADR.$60A3
1-ADR.$
~
The monitor now requests the operator
to
enter a
jump
address.
If
a
jump
address
is
specified, system control will be transferred
to
this address after loading when
the file
is
later loaded
by
a L command. This feature
is
useful when
the
file
is
an
individual machine language program file.
When
the
file
is
a data file
or
program file which
is
linked with the BASIC inter-
preter,
the
jump
address
is
not
specified.t
In
this case,
the
monitor
will retain
system control after file loading.
For
example, when file "ABRACADABRA" includes a program with a starting
address
of
$6050,
enter
"6050"
from the keyboard as shown below.
J-ADR.$6050
After
the
I
CR
] key
is
pressed,
the
file will be saved. When no cassette
is
in-
stalled in
the
cassette tape deck,
the
cassette tape cover will open and
the
message
"SET TAPE" will appear
on
the
screen
if
aS
command is attempted. When a file
protected tape
is
loaded,
the
message "WRITE PROTECT" will appear
on
the
screen
if
aS
command
is
attempted.
t Press the
~
key without entering the address.
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