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From: jchikin@polyslo.UUCP (Joe   Chikin)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: C-ASSM Sources - Part 01/02
Message-ID: <341@polyslo.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 21-May-87 17:17:04 EDT
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Posted: Thu May 21 17:17:04 1987
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Keywords: C-Power C-ASSM assembly-language source


Hi all,
  this is my first posting so please excuse my awkwardness.  Anyway,
I was wondering what does C-ASSM provide for C-Power?  I have C-Power
but I am somewhat disappointed with it.  I can't seem to perform the
equivalent of basic's  OPEN8,2,1,chr$(6);chr$(0).  I don't remember
if that was what I wanted exactly but that's the general gist. C-Power
doesn't seem to provide the ability to open a file to the modem.
Also, I was disappointed that the left brace and right brace ( {, } )
were not printable (on my printer).  I would have thought that Proline
would have mapped the character set exactly onto normal ASCII or would
catch their own left and right brace characters and substitute the
correct left and right brace characters in. 

If someone would answer my questions concerning C-ASSM and the OPEN
statement, I would be very appreciative.  Just anwer via the netnews.

By the way, can C-ASSM files be linked directly with C-Power files?

Thanks in advance

Chikin Joe
1050 Foothill #200
SLO, Ca 93401