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You need to slow it down with a delay loop. Try the attached example.

Here is the .CAS file for this game.

The attached program automatically generates BASIC line numbers on a Dragon 32/64 or Tandy TRS-80 Color Computer 1, 2, or 3. The program is written in position independent code and is compatible with RS-DOS. The default loading address is at the highest possible start address of $7F4B (Decimal 32587...

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Bosco wrote: I was given a Dragon 32 when I was about twelve.

What was the year/month?

Did your Dragon 32 run OK at double speed?

Attached below is a program which gives a paged directory display under DragonDOS versions 1.0, 1.1,1.2, 4.0 and 4.1. The display consists of a clearing of the text screen followed by a display of up to 14 lines (depending on how many files are on the disk) and a pause to wait for the user to press ...

sixxie wrote:The manual says it'll only start things from the beginning of the binary. Goes so far as to recommend putting a JMP in as the first instruction...

The JMP idea would be an acceptable compromise for most programs.

Sarah wrote:Does the LOADM command update the EXEC vector ($009d:009e)?

Yes.

Does anyone have a copy of the DOSPlus 4.9B (or earlier) user guide by Philip G. Scott?

The following information is also based on my own basic knowledge of the Dragon disk drive systems. I have never owned a DeltaDOS or CumanaDOS disk drive system. Most of what I know about these systems came from reading articles in Dragon User (and other) magazines. It is possible that some of the ...

I had already thought about that rather obvious method. But then I thought about having to remember/write down all of the the different EXEC addresses for programs on several floppy disks.