Re: Copy II Plus Quit Code

[bg146@lafn.org (Al Kalal)]

In article <6t14kd$c1s$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>, colbrewster@my-dejanews.com
says...
>
>I having been using using Copy II Plus v9.0 for several years and I'm having
>a problem. I lost the quit code I had on the backup because the disk got
>damaged. I have the original quit code that came with the original disk that
>ask you to enter a pathname when you quit. When I quit c2p I want it to show
>the sys files that are available. I don't remember what I did earlier to make
>this happen. Any help would be appreciated.
>Thanks
 
AND

In a previous article, saturna@garcia.efn.org (Kevin Saturna) says:

>I've noticed Copy II Plus quits to the old style horrible ProDOS
>type-it-in-yourself-and-you'd-better-know-it-already Quit code.  I'm talking
>about v9.1 of Copy II Plus.
>
>I placed the program on a disk with ProDOS 2.0.3 as the startup, which
>has a wonderful sysfile chooser (by comparison anyway), and C2+ still insists
>on using the old when I quit.  Where does it get it since the ProDOS that
>is loaded doesn't use the old style prefix/pathname "interface"?
>
>I have noted however that if I run C2+ from the GSOS Finder and quit it
>will indeed return to the Finder on quit.  This problem only applies when
>I boot from ProDOS 2.0.3 and proceed to execute UTIL.SYSTEM.


Try this:

Make sure you have your latest copy of ProDOS on your copy of Copy II Plus.

1. Run Basic.System
2. Run the Basic program Quit.Save, provided on the Copy II Plus disk.
   Follow the prompts in the Quit.save program

This program will load the quit code that is stored at $D100-$D3FF and
save it to a file called Util.Quit.