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From: moore@nlm-vax.UUCP
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Subject: Re: MEMORY MOVE ABOVE HGR2--
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Date: Thu, 23-Jan-86 15:38:46 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan 23 15:38:46 1986
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> 
> I have been having problems with a graphics program on my Apple //e
> which uses a shape table. The program's length is such that it spills
> into the region of memory for HGR graphics, causing lines to appear
> that shouldn't be there (also erasing the last portion of the program).
> The shape tables are stored in the HGR2 region of memory (which resides
> just above the HGR region). How can I, through machine language, basic,
> or whatever, move the starting point of the free memory above these 
> graphics pages. This would be a godsend in freeing up enough memory
> to get my program back on it's feet.
> 				HELP! HELP!...please.
> 				vlf
> 				"babyface"

Beagle Bros., Inc. has a multi-utility disk called SILICON SALAD. 
on this diskette is a program called 'program splitter'. i believe this
program will solve your problems...Beagle Bros. is located in San Diego, CA
and their number is 619-296-6400, but I'm sure a local computer store could
get it for you.