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Re: Appl //c Basic
True, but I was trying to keep it simple. I could also have suggested to
write a machine code program and name it "SOMETHING.SYSTEM" (& type it as a
SYS file), but I think that's a bit too advanced for someone asking very
basic questions.
The procedure for INITing DOS 3.3 disks normally uses "HELLO" as the
default.
Mark
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In article <VJm%6.172589$ff.1336474@news-server.bigpond.net.au>, "ralmin"
<xbiber@bigpond.net.au> wrote:
>> Under DOS 3.3, any Applesoft program named HELLO will automatically
>> run on startup.
>
>Not necessarily HELLO. It will start up whichever program was specified in
>the INIT command that initialised the disk. Many of my disks have startup
>programs called STARTUP in line with the ProDOS standard, they are
>initialised with INIT STARTUP instead.
>
>Ralmin.
>
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