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  1. The Usotsuki
    Sculptured Software would've been a good choice to go with too.
  2. The Usotsuki
    GW-BASIC uses DELETE that way too.
  3. The Usotsuki
    (removed due to redundancy)
  4. The Usotsuki
    It's probably doable but it would require a lot of work. Look at something like GPLE, though - I think that does pretty similar to what you want.
  5. The Usotsuki
    It's going to require opening the directory as a file, but it can be done.
  6. The Usotsuki
    POKE 2043,255 (note this ONLY works, afaik, on a //c)
  7. The Usotsuki
    Under ProDOS-8, you can OPEN a directory and READ it and get the same data a CATALOG would give you. You can then parse that into a columnar format. I could prolly bang something together but it'd take some time.
  8. The Usotsuki
    The Bang Zoom dub pronounces it correctly.
  9. The Usotsuki
    I think PC-BASIC might not be accurate enough if stuff uses machine-code subroutines or similar, as some early BASIC programs did (e.g., "In Search of the Most Amazing Thing" does so for graphics decompression). The Tandy version 3.20 GW-BASIC is probably good enough.
  10. The Usotsuki
    This particular game uses Infocom's Z3 interpreter version K. He's probably using something like InterL to interleave the code and combine it with the interpreter to create a disk image. It also says it was built with Inform 6.36 and the PunyInform library.
  11. The Usotsuki
    Is it Tandy's BASIC you're trying Peanuts Picture Puzzlers with? That's compatible with Cartridge Basic.
  12. The Usotsuki
    Copy ][+ never had or needed BASIC.SYSTEM on the disk to my knowledge. 1.1 was the most common version of BASIC.SYSTEM and was found with system disks for ProDOS-8 1.1 through 1.4.
  13. The Usotsuki
    I think Universal changed their name to Aruze, then back to Universal.
  14. The Usotsuki
    81 doesn't go through Maine, it starts at the Thousand Islands in NY.
  15. The Usotsuki
    5 of them that I know of: https://nabu.ca/downloads-nabu-internet-adapter https://www.nabunetwork.com/resources/nabu-network-internet-adapter-software/ https://nabu.run/ https://github.com/GryBsh/NabuNetworkEmulator https://github.com/thorpej/nabud
  16. The Usotsuki
    Popeye was the one that wound up with Namco. Mr. Do! was Universal, which changed names a few times and is back to the old name and logo.
  17. The Usotsuki
    IBM PS/2 Model 30/286 Nabu ETA: I just put 'em where I have room...
  18. The Usotsuki
    It's there, yep. The game disk won't let you edit it, but I wrote an editor of my own some years ago (this is where the graphic above is rendered from).
  19. The Usotsuki
    Yeah, the IIgs is quite backward-compatible. My experience: 6.x or 7.x is the ideal Copy ][+ for putting on a 5.25" disk (it will fit), and 8.x on 3.5".
  20. The Usotsuki
    Your 3.5" disk has 1600 blocks (800 KB), 5.25" has 280 (140 KB). You can try to copy the files.
  21. The Usotsuki
    ProDOS will complain if there's more than one disk with the same volume name. You'll need to rename one of them.
  22. The Usotsuki
    Format a disk with ProDOS, and copy the files PRODOS and BASIC.SYSTEM to it. Then: ]10 ?:? CHR$(4)"CAT" ]SAVE STARTUP
  23. The Usotsuki
    Nabu VDP is port A0 (data) and A1 (address/status/register)
  24. The Usotsuki
    Kablooey/Bombuzal
  25. The Usotsuki
    I feel it was more of a market correction than a crash.
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