Re: 6502 Assembler books

[Don Bruder <dakidd@sonic.net>]

In article <41C902A1.1060103@spurgeon.net>,
 Mike Spurgeon <mike@spurgeon.net> wrote:

> Don Bruder wrote:
> 
> > Did I say "The Red Book"? No, I didn't.  The Red Book is a great item to 
> > have, no question, but it's not what I told you you need - I said you 
> > need "The Apple II Reference Manual". 
> 
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=14906&item=5150486865&r
> d=1

Close, but still not the one I'm talking about. I can't see the numbers 
on that one, but the cover alone is enough to tell me it's not the same 
one. It may very well have a similar section, however, and if so it'd 
probably do the same job. The Beneath Apple DOS is a nice bonus for when 
a rookie gets more advanced, too...

<slap> <slap> Snap out of it, Don! You don't need either of those, so 
don't even think about tossing a bid at 'em! :) 

(The OP, on the other hand, just might be smart to snatch 'em.)

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