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From: ted@helios (Ted Cantrall)
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Subject: Re: INT 21h subfunction list
Keywords: INT 21h list
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Date: 6 Oct 89 16:57:34 GMT
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In article <3896@deimos.cis.ksu.edu> mac@harris.cis.ksu.edu (Myron A. Calhoun) writes:
>Can someone please email me a file containing a list of the INT 21h
>functions?  I'm teaching a class in 8086 assembly language programming
>--Myron

If soneone does send you a complete list, thank him profusely! 
The 'list' I have is a book titled MS-DOS Functions by Ray Duncan by 
Microsoft Press. This list price is $5.95, copy right 1988.
Good Luck!			-ted-

(BTW, I'm looking for a text book on assembly. Which one are you using,
how good is it and where can I get one?)	-ted-


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