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From: msuacm@plains.NoDak.edu (MSU ACM Student Chapter)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: Integer Basic program
Message-ID: <6939@plains.NoDak.edu>
Date: 27 Nov 90 07:23:37 GMT
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Organization: North Dakota State University, Fargo
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I suspect that the reason this doesn't work is because you MIGHT be using
ProDOS to load the file into memory.  There are too many differences between
ProDOS and DOS 3.3.  To use the integer basic loader file, you need to either
have a dos 3.3 partition (don't know if it's possible on a sider) or you
must stick with floppies to use your calendar program.  I'm not aware of
an Integer.Basic file usable under ProDOS.  Integer BASIC has sort of went
the way of DOS 3.2 (remember that) and the PC (ahem) Jr.  I know a while
back in A2-Central there was talk of (maybe) someone writing an integer
basic system for ProDOS but I never heard any more about it.  ProDOS uses
the extra 16K for it's own ends and that's where Integer BASIC usually
resides.

If anyone knows about an Integer Basic usable under ProDOS I'd be interested
in hearing about it.

Eric Ondler
<msuacm@plains.nodak.edu>

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