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From: KC95OPER@MIAMIU.BITNET (Kent Covert)
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Subject: Re: 64K
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Date: 1 Sep 89 12:42:41 GMT
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     I'm not exactly sure how to do it, but there is a book out (I't may be
hard to find) called Mapping the Atari by Ian Chadwick (I think) that tells
a great deal about the Atari OS as well as listing most of the memory addresses
in the computer.  There is also a section telling some of the differences
between the old 800's and the XL's.  You might try giving this book a try.
     To tell you the truth though, it would probably be easier to just buy
an 800XL and not worry about it.  You can buy one for around $60 or less if
you look.  Or why not just upgrade to an ST?

                                           Good Luck,
                                           Kent Covert
                                           Miami University of Ohio