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BASIC Question
- Subject: BASIC Question
- From: bird@MCS.COM (Joe Walters)
- Date: 1997/04/26
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: MCSNet, Chicagoland's finest Internet Service Provider 312-803-6271
I'm in the process of modifying the BASIC program, "HOME ACCONTANT,"
so it can be installed on a hard drive for a member of my Apple Club
that uses this program quite a bit.
Things are going somewhat well until I come to the BASIC file, MEMOS.
It has the following lines:
10 GOSUB 60000
60000 *
60025 DATA LOTSA STUFF
60030 ** DATA MORE LOTSA STUFF
My problem is that I need to modify line 60000 from within Program
Writer. When I try I'm told that the "Line is too long." Hard to
believe that a single "*" is too long. What am I missing?
Kind Regards.
--
Joe Walters: bird@mcs.net or J.L.Walters@genie.com
To know and not to do is to not yet know