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Re: //e TRM, P8 TRM

Subject: Re: //e TRM, P8 TRM
From: "Panzers East" <NOSPAMpanzers.east@charter.net>
Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2002 10:14:41 -0600
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I have 7 or 8 on your list if memory serves me correctly.  If you're really
interested I can dig them out of the boxes after Thanksgiving and make a
list.

Troy S.


> I'm looking for most any old books on 6502 programming, including
> cookbooks and such.  Here's an example list that I've compiled, was
> going to try and do some interlibrary-loans so I could check 'em out..
> Some I know are good, others I wanted to just check out.
>
> Watch out-- it's a long list!
>
> // CHRIS

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