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From: fxl@aids-unix (Franz Lanzinger)
Newsgroups: net.micro.atari16
Subject: Re:  hi50 Request
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Date: Fri, 9-May-86 20:20:44 EDT
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Posted: Fri May  9 20:20:44 1986
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The hi50 hack is a very small TOS program (256 bytes) written in
assembly language.  It, and source, is available from the Atari
BBS (don't know the numbers off-hand) plus I've seen it on several
other Atari 520ST BBS's in this area (Silicon Valley).  Try your
local BBS.  Or wait until I post it, in a week or two, when  I have
the time.

		Franz Lanzinger
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P.S.  The text is quite small in 50 line mode, but it is readable.
You could even get 66 line mode, if you were really crazy.
Someday someone will do that as well, I imagine.