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From: johnc@pro-sherwood.cts.com (John Cloninger)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: //c terminal programs and serial port questions
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Date: 16 Mar 91 02:56:03 GMT
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In-Reply-To: message from cooper@plains.NoDak.edu

SHRINKIT should be a SYS file.  Do you have copy II plus?  If you do, you
can do the following:
        1.  Go to the sector editor in the disk bit copier.
        2.  Search using option 'S' to scan for [T] text for SHRINKIT
        3.  You'll see something like the following:
                
                00 45 7C 23 90 C5 12 00    ..FG.SHR
                45 72 73 54 2C B6 78 B9    INKIT...
                00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00    ....@...

        4.  Use I,j,k,m to move to where the at sign is.  There won't be an
            at sign when you actually do this; this is just saying that you
            must go to two lines down and one space back from the beginning
            of the file name.
        5.  Press [H] and type 'FF',return then escape.
        6.  Press [w] to write the sector to the disk.
        7.  The file can now be executed through the prodos quit routine.
        
If you don't have a GS (I don't) then this process must be done with the
5.25" bitcopier, and the BIN file you got must be on a 5.25" disk.

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