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From: oster@dewey.soe.berkeley.edu (David Phillip Oster)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.tandy
Subject: Model 100 ROM listings
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Date: 21 Oct 89 20:55:24 GMT
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The "TRS-80 Model 100 Tech Reference Manual" is a piece of trash compared
to "Inside the Model 100". I own them both. The tech manual has circuit
diagrams, and a very few routine names, addresses, and calling sequences.

Inside the Model 100 has detailed descriptions of the hardware, and a
line-by-line documentation of the ROM. My copy is still missing, so I
can't give you ordering info.

I wrote a nifty program for the Model 100: On a Macintosh, my program
duplicates the Finder's desktop, except for an additional window that is a
bit for bit copy of the Model 100's display. To move a file from the 100
to the mac, just drag its name into a mac folder and drop it. It turns
into a mac text file complete with icon. You can drag text files from the
mac to the Model 100 the same way. To rename a model 100 file, you just
click on the picture of the name and type a new one. Unfortunately, you
can't buy it. It is tied up in contractual problems.