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3.
Picture save/load
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)
Your
illustrations
can
be saved (recorded)
and
loaded
(read-in)
in a
cassette
tape
recorder.
There
are three
types of save/load function.
Type
Function
Usage
and
features
BASIC
save/load
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Drawings
are
converted
into
EXPANDER
BASIC
program and
saved
in
a
cassette
tape
recorder.
• This
saved
program
can be
combined
with another
BASIC
program
for
you
to play
games
using
your
drawings.
•
The
program
loading
is
made
on
BASIC
status.
Program
save/load
W:
and
Drawings
are
converted
into
personal
computer
program (machine
langu-
age)
and
saved
or loaded.
•
If
you want
to
draw
an
illustra-
tion for
cfays,
the reloading
enables
you
to
continue
illustrating
even with the
personal
computer power on
and
off,
•
The
load
'save
with
the
machine
language
requires
a
memory
unit.
You
can
keep on drawing
until
the
memory
capacity
reaches cne.
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$=S
Screen
save/load
and
Drawings
are
saved
and
loaded
on
color
informa-
tion.
•
When
the
memory
capacity
is
short,
you
have
to save
and
reload.
The
momory
capacity
display
now
shows 7777
for
you
to
continue
illustrating.
•
This saved
program
may
be
loaded
bv
other
MSX
persona!
computers.
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What
is
Memory
Capacity?
The
personal
computer memorizes your
drawings
in
their
order
as
a
program.
This function provides
for
program
display
and program
save.
If
the
drawings
are
too complicated, however,
the
computer
may
fail
to
do
it.
The
memory
capacity display
on
tne
upper
left
or
upper
right
of the screen indicates
how much
can be
st
U
memorized.
When
the capacity
becomes
short,
use the screen save function
to
clear
the screen
and
reload the
illustrations.
The
memory
capacity
display
shows 7777 and you
can continue
iilust
r
ating.
Note, however,
that
the order of
drawing
is
not
programmed.
So
the
background
color,
dotted
screen,
program
display, redisplay,
BASIC
save,
program
save, erase,
and
some
other
commands
can not be
used.
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