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ATARBAS.ARC Here's A, B, C binary load BASIC. In an .ARC file. Unarc it
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https://archive.org/details/compute-magazine Issue 5-2 I think, issue 33 Has 'slalom', but maybe that's not the one.
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You have a 1050, so you can see it's approximate size. I would guess 1 mm. I don't have a micrometer to measure it with. Cutting off a 1050 AC adapter plug would be straightforward. You don't have a stock1050 power adapter to get the plug from. Wait.. you have a busted 1050 power supply, Using that would be easier than getting an exact plug.
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My 1200XL has the (tiny R in a circle) to the right, next to the "I". What difference is there? Different OS? Has 83S DA 0 25206 153 on the bottom. ( I see the R in a circle is for the splash screen, not the label on the bottom) OK, mine doesn't have an 'R' in circle on the splash screen, just the rolling rainbow 'ATARI'.
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Bruce Lee?
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line 100 needs a colon in the quotes OPEN #1,4,0,"K:" devices for OPEN are: C: recorder D(n): disk drive E: screen editor K: key press P: printer R(n): serial port S: screen (how?) you can only output to the screen I think E: and K: do the same thing. no E: can only 8, output, 12 keyboard input & screen output 13 screen input & output (from Poole and McNiff 'Your Atari Computer" You had it in the paragraph correct. I think, don't use "E:"
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OK, a whole lot brown.
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I definitely think you have a better vocabulary than me. red blindness=protanopia. But I don't believe I have color deficit. If you look at the pictures in Yellowman's post a few back, they look black and white to me. Maybe a little not bright white, but definitely not beige or brown, but dark black. OK, I'll take off-white and dark black. The picture in Yellowman's post is accurate. Well... His picture is of a painted XL, so it doesn't count OK. I looked again, how about slightly grey. Well, I see I lose in other opinions. Now a little more. Here's a picture. Clearly shows a little brown.
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I don't know anything about spray paints. But the XLs are white and black. The 400/800 are brown/tan.
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144 also is the error you get when densities are different from what is expected. You have to get a disk directory or something to set the density of the target drive. I don't know if you can read from one density and write to a different drive in a different density. I guess you can. DOS has to know the density it is working in. DOS may be able to keep densities of source and destination, I don't know. I'm still thinking. DOS has to know how to deal with files of different DOSes. I'm sure you can read and write from/to two different DOSes.
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How do I make a copy of a non-dos floppy image?
russg replied to rcgldr's topic in Atari 8-Bit Computers
get a SIO2PC interface from Steve Tucker site. Then you may need a PC RS232 serial to USB cable to connect your PC USB port to the Atari SIO. https://www.atarimax.com/sio2pc/documentation/index.html Tucker has Atari SIO to PC serial port, and a SIO to PC USB port. -
How do I make a copy of a non-dos floppy image?
russg replied to rcgldr's topic in Atari 8-Bit Computers
Here's a utility to copy any to all sectors to sectors on a disk or to a file. Has two programs. RW13 is mine RWTEST is also here. The programs are LOAD type from DOS. On a SmartDOS 6.1 .ATR image. SMARTD61.ATR