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this correctly you should
f you've done all
see:
Pressing the
and the
to be typed on the screen and PET responded by asking you to
operate the cassette.
(If y ou w ish, y ou can also tell y our PET to load the program by
ty ping in L OA D and [
Press the key labeled "PLAY" on the cassette unit.
Your screen should now display:
NO
This means your pressing of the key is acknowledged and PET is now
searching for data on the tape. In a few seconds (about 5-10) you will
see:
PET has found a program on the tape and is transferring it from the
cassette into its memory. This is the operation referred to as "loading.'
When loading is complete, the program will automatically begin
executing. Also, the cassette motor will be turned off.
(W e're assuming that your PET's program is labeled "
PROGRA M" for the sake of this example. It could be
labeled virtually anything else.)
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keys caused the command LOAD
instead of the abov e procedure.)
Disclaimer on Software:
The complex and extensive software of the PET computer
has been thoroughly tested and is believed to be quite reliable.
However, no responsibility is assumed by Commodore or your
sales agent for inaccuracies.
Com m odore Inv it e s Y ou
T o S ubm it Y our B est Program s
Com m odore intends to publish a library of program s
f or y our PET com puter. T his endeav or has already
begun.
W e'd lik e to encourage PET users to subm it original
program s to us. T hose program s that are accepted w ill
earn a roy alty f or their dev elopers.
If y ou're interested in w riting program s f or distribu-
tion, w rite to:
S of tw are M anager
Com m odore B usiness M achines
901 Calif ornia A v enue Palo
A lto, CA 94304
W e'll be glad to send y ou suggestions on program m ing
techniques, procedures f or subm itting program s, and
som e guidance in selecting program s.
www.commodore.ca
Free for personal use but you must have written permission to reproduce
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