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I'm curious as to whether an effective Break key disable routine was ever written for the CoCo in the past. If there is one, please let me know.

Regards,
Steve

This more complex routine also disables Shift+@ just like the Dragon version in my first post. The machine code routine is position independent, and DOS compatible. 10 'BREAK KEY DISABLE V2.0 20 'FOR TANDY COLOR COMPUTER 30 'MODELS 1, 2, AND 3 40 'BY STEPHEN J WOOLHAM 50 '***************************...

Here's a Break key disable routine for Tandy Color Computer models 1, 2, and 3. The machine code routine is position independent, and DOS compatible. 10 'BREAK KEY DISABLE V1.0 20 'FOR TANDY COLOR COMPUTER 30 'MODELS 1, 2, AND 3 40 'BY STEPHEN J WOOLHAM 50 '*************************** 60 'BASIC EXAM...

Here's the same routine for Tandy Color Computer models 1, 2, and 3. The machine code routine is position independent, and DOS compatible. 10 'BREAK-RUN V2.0 20 'FOR TANDY COLOR COMPUTER 30 'MODELS 1, 2, AND 3 40 'BY STEPHEN J WOOLHAM 50 '*************************** 60 'BASIC EXAMPLE PROGRAM 70 '***...

lastkill3r wrote:Point for you ;D

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This routine also restarts the BASIC program when an error is encountered, or the reset button pressed. 10 'BREAK-RUN V2.0 20 'FOR THE DRAGON 32/64 30 'BY STEPHEN J WOOLHAM 40 '*************************** 50 'BASIC EXAMPLE PROGRAM 60 '*************************** 70 DATA CC,55,7E,30,8D,0,15,97,71,9F,...

There must be a problem with my system. The game covers are displayed in the upper-left corner.

Yes, but NOT Registered users. LOL

Load M/C program from Cassette or Disk, and use the following method to find the START, END, and EXEC address. From Cassette to Cassette: A = PEEK(487)*256+PEEK(488) B = PEEK(126)*256+PEEK(127)-1 C = PEEK(157)*256+PEEK(158) CSAVEM"PROGRAM",A,B,C From Cassette to Disk: A = PEEK(487)*256+PEEK(488) B =...

Instructions for a quick-and-dirty method of auto-running a BASIC program from cassette. N/B This method is not DOS compatible. Use one of the free DOS detach programs, or remove your DOS controller before loading (1) your BASIC program. (1) Load your BASIC program (2) Insert a blank cassette into y...