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Subject: selectors
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Date: 21 Mar 89 16:55:47 GMT
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Someone mentioned in a recent article that to run Shrinkit it was
helpful to have a shell.  But for floppy users, it was better to make
it the first system file on the disk and put BASIC.SYSTEM on
there too, so that they could quit to basic.

Has it occurred to you to make BASIC.SYSTEM the first file on the
disk, and if the file is too large to load, use the bye option
to select the program?

Hell I wrote a basic program called VSET as part of the shell package
I just uploaded that actually offers that option.

Check out apple2-l if you still have questions and you'll see
what I mean.