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From: profesor@wpi.wpi.edu (Matthew E Cross)
Newsgroups: alt.folklore.computers
Subject: re: More secret messages (c64 version)
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Date: 18 Jan 90 02:43:24 GMT
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These reminded me of a couple more c64 hidden messages...

The first isn't really a message, it's a song, imbedded in a (guess...)
word processor!  It was one put out by commodore (Easy Script I beleive)
If you hit F1 then CTRL-3, it played pomp and circumstance (just like the
commercial for those of you who remember it)

Another is on an old game called Blue Max. It was a WW2 plane  flying game 
(correct me if im wrong). I searched thru the disk with a sector editor,
and came across a whole track filled with a "letter" (?) the author wrote
to anoyone examing the disk. He started out with why are you looking at my 
code, i worked hard, etc. etc. If anybody's interested, i could try to dig
it up, and post it. But until then, keep lookin for them secret messages!

			-profesor

P.S. the Color Computer 3 ctrl-alt-reset works good!