Re: Apple II cassettes by Brutal Deluxe Software

[schmidtd <schmidtd@my-deja.com>]

On Jan 15, 3:42 pm, Andy McFadden <fad...@fadden.com> wrote:
> schmidtd <schmi...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> > explained cryptically on the cassette label:
> > 4A.FFR (Read in the first chunk of data to zero page)
> > 800.1FFFR (Read in what must be the main program)
>
> If you haven't seen it:
>
>  http://fadden.com/techmisc/cassette-protect.htm

Thanks for the reminder, Andy - I have of course read it before, and
promptly forgot about it. :-)

Ok, what's going on with this tape is manipulation of (integer) BASIC
pointers, using memory at the traditional beginning of BASIC space
($800) and that's about it.  With an integer machine (or with an
Applesoft machine booted with the 3.3 System Master disk) you can run
the program by:
1) save off the zero page stuff from the .wav
2) save off the $800 stuff from the .wav
3) boot the DOS System Master (or boot your Integer machine)
4) get into Integer BASIC
5) bload the zero page stuff
6) bload the $800 stuff
7) RUN