The higher ups at Nascar need to get their collective heads out of their
keesters, pull the plates and let em race.
Mike
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Wrong newsgroup.
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> Wrong newsgroup.
MRSisson
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Am I the only one who sees this and has nightmare flashbacks?
>Am I the only one who sees this and has nightmare flashbacks?
> > --
> > LOAD "GPL",8,1
> > RUN
> Am I the only one who sees this and has nightmare flashbacks?
I do remember that you had to load "$",8 or something and LIST
to get a directory listing.
mmm, i loved that 1541 floppy drive - physically larger than the
c64 itself.
iksteh
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>>LOAD "GPL",8,1
>>RUN
> Am I the only one who sees this and has nightmare flashbacks?
Bload "GPL",8,1
I didtched my commodore for an Atari 1040 ST. much easier to use
steve
> > > --
> > > LOAD "GPL",8,1
> > > RUN
> > Am I the only one who sees this and has nightmare flashbacks?
> Not really nightmares, but from memory the ,1 argument would
> usually hand execution to the program being loaded - you only
> needed to "run" programs when loaded from tape. I could be
> wrong - it's been a long long time.
> I do remember that you had to load "$",8 or something and LIST
> to get a directory listing.
> mmm, i loved that 1541 floppy drive - physically larger than the
> c64 itself.
I remember loading programs on an Apple II from a cassette player...incorrect
volume level error flashbacks...ugh.
Eldred
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> I didtched my commodore for an Atari 1040 ST. much easier to use
> steve
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