Re: Type in BASIC programs

[Scarlet Otter <SecretaryBird@SoftHome.net>]

>Jeff Blakeney <CUTjblakeney@sentex.net> wrote in message news:<g5au1v0qfbh0cc2kec5lvulmkophb6b5js@4ax.com>...
>> need to enter it.  Even if they do make a text file of an Applesoft
>> program available, you don't need to type it in yourself, you can just
>> EXEC the text file on your Apple II and it will enter the program for
>> you and if the text file doesn't already include a SAVE command, you
>> just need to save it when it finishes.

This also works with Assembly Language source code.  Many moons ago, I
had a nice long letter published in Nibble magazine explaining how you
can use the EXEC or - command on the GS to go from Spplesoft to the
Monitor to the Mini Assembler and automatically read in an assembly
language program, then manually BSAVE it to disk.

That was my brief moment of fame back in the old days.  :)

-- Scarletdown