Re: Where can I find...

[phandel@sempco.uucp (Peter Handel)]

irsman@iastate.edu (Ian Schmidt) writes:

>>Thanks...but I already found a good instrument. You mean post it in this
>>message base? How? At least on my board, you can't attach files to
>>InterNet messages...
>
>Depends how your BBS works.  Those of us on UNIX boxes (the Internet's native
>language, as it were) can just snag 'em from comp.binaries.apple2.
>
>>Also, do you know all the easter eggs? I know one- "SAPIN" from the
>>"main menu" (must be in CAPITALS and hit return after)
>
>Uhh, it's been a while...lemme see
>
>KILLKILL (return)
>FAG (return) [danger, rated X and very very tasteless!]
>Hold down open-apple and select "Credits Part" with the mouse.
>
>-- 
>Ian Schmidt / irsman@iastate.edu / irsman@cs.iastate.edu
>"The look in your eyes as you head for the door is a cold fire" - Neil Peart

As the keeper of APPLE.TIPS.TXT, such Easter Eggs interest me!  So, I thought,
are there any more?  Accessing Visit Monitor from the CDA was out, and a
<control> <reset> rebooted.  Here's a trick I learned from studying Alien Mind
code: change all references of "EE F4 03" to "EA EA EA" (NOP) so a <control>
<reset> won't reboot, but drop you somewhere interesting.  This is necessary
because X-Mas demo does some compression, so you can't use Block Warden.  To
change your _copy_ of the X-Mas Demo, look on Block 0, byte $8-$10.  Change
these to EA EA EA.  The same code reappears on Block 7, byte $E0E-$E10.  NOP
this out too.  Voila!

Now, could someone tell me how to change the filter for searching ASCII from Hi
to Low (or the other way around) for something like \"SAPIN"\<0.bfffp ?  I know
it was mentioned in an "Ask Nibble" column, but I can't find the issue. 
Thanks, y'all, and GOOD LUCK to those programmers who might get a shot at AWGS
v2.0! (GEnie Lamp July 2).

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