Re: can someone please help with this.

[Michael Hardy <arxgame@gmail.com>]

On Monday, 3 December 2012 18:41:25 UTC-6, D Finnigan  wrote:
> Michael Hardy wrote:
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> > thank you so much for you're answer. How do I load  a binary to get the
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> > code or to see the contents? :)
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> Using a combination of DOS and the Monitor. First use the BLOAD command to
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> load the file into memory. Type BLOAD <filename>
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> Assuming these are high-res graphics screens, they will likely load into RAM
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> at locations between $2000 and $5FFF.
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> Open the Monitor by typing CALL -151 at the BASIC prompt. You will see the
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> cursor change to an asterisk.
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> To show some bytes of memory from this range, type 2000.2100 and press
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> Return. The dot separates the starting and ending addresses. If you see a
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> lot of different hex bytes on the screen, then it likely is the contents of
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> the file that you loaded with BLOAD.
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> To make another verification, activate the high-res screen with
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> soft-switches.
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> Still in the Monitor, type C050 to switch to graphics mode. This will change
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> your screen to graphics mode. Type C057 to ensure that high-res graphics
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> mode is selected. You should see some recognizable graphics if the file that
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> you BLOADed is in fact a normal graphic screen file.
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> If by chance the file loaded into graphics page 2, type C055 to check.
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> Press Control-C or reset the Apple to leave the Monitor and return to BASIC.
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Hi, 

Thank you so much for you information. I will try it :) if it is graphics how do I change them? :)

Thank you!