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Examples
:CS80,700
VOLUME LABEL: B9836
FILE NAME PRO TYPE REC/FILE BYTE/REC
ADDRESS
MY_PROG
VISLTOOL
GRAPH
GRAPHX
PROG
ASCII
BIN
BIN
14
29
171
108
256
256
256
256
16
30
59
230
Here are some statements to load PROG and ASCII programs. Since MY _PROG is type
PROG~
you would use:
LOAD "MY_PROG
II
to load it. For the file VISI_TOOL, you would use:
GET "VISI_TOOL"
assuming of course the file is in the current directory. If we used a file located on a
disc not in the default drive. a volume specifier would be required. For example, if after
labeling the discs following the procedures in "Verifying and Labeling Peripherals" in
the Installing and Maintaining the BASIC System manual, we had a PROG file named
OUR_PROG on a disc with volume specifier CS80, 700 ,1, here is the statement to load the
file:
LOAD
II
OUR_PROG: ,700, 1"
Note that we don't need to include the CS80, and we follow the file name immediately
with a colon (:) and a comma (,) then the numbers.
4=2
Loading and Running Programs
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