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From: dimitrov@csd2.UUCP (Isaac Dimitrovsky)
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Subject: Re: Discovering C64 'secrets'
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Date: Fri, 28-Mar-86 16:25:00 EST
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Posted: Fri Mar 28 16:25:00 1986
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Yes, the Programmer's Reference Guide has lots of useful information,
but I found it unclear about quite a few things. A book that I found
very useful was the C64 Memory Map, by Compute! books. They also publish
several collections of programs that you can type in. With the ref.
guide, the memory map book, and one or two of these books of programs
(buy ones with programs that do things you'd like to know how to do)
that you can type in and then look at with a disassembler, you should
be able to figure out how to do most things.

Isaac Dimitrovsky      251 Mercer Street, New York NY 10012      (212) 674-8652
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