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From: msuacm@plains.NoDak.edu (MSU ACM Student Chapter)
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Subject: Re: Some observations
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Date: 1 Nov 90 19:46:39 GMT
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Another way to invoke the mini-assembler is to type '!' from the monitor...
To get to the monitor type 
]call-151
The mini-assembler commands are documented in a supplement to the //e
that I got from a dealer after much begging, even though they were
supposed to be given to everyone.  To use it... type the starting address
followed by the mnemonic instruction(s) you wish to execute.  For the 
following lines of code, either do the same with the next instruction(s) or
type a space then just the mnemonic codes and the monitor will add the line
in next into memory.

There are a few other features that I can't remember offhand... but
if you send e-mail with any questions and can be patient, I'll get back to
you.

Eric Ondler
<msuacm@plains.nodak.edu>