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        ** DOCUMENTATION FOR **
        *** FASTLOAD CREATE ***

WRITTEN BY THE STACK
COPYRIGHT 1982 CORRUPT COMPUTING


         *** BACKGROUND ***


   FASTLOAD  CREATE IS,  AS  THE   NAME
IMPLIES,   A   PROGRAM   THAT   CREATES
FASTLOAD  FILES.  WHAT  IS  A  FASTLOAD
FILE?  IT  IS  LIKE  A  QUICKLOAD  FILE
(THE KIND USED  FOR MANY CRACKED  GAMES
THAT  TAKE UP  TOO MUCH ROOM  TO FIT IN
WITH DOS) EXCEPT  THAT A FASTLOAD  FILE
CAN  BE  BIGGER THAN  A  QUICKLOAD FILE
SINCE  A  FASTLOAD  FILE  HAS  ITS  OWN
SHRUNK  RWTS BUILT IN WHILE A QUICKLOAD
FILE USES  NORMAL RWTS.  THIS  SHRUNKEN
RWTS  IS LESS THAN  $300 HEX BYTES LONG
AND  THE  ROUTINE   THAT  USES  IT   IS
SLIGHTLY  LESS THAN $100 HEX BYTES LONG
MEANING THAT YOUR  PROGRAM CAN TAKE  UP
ALL  OF MEMORY MINUS $400 BYTES FOR THE
FASTLOADER, $100  FOR PAGE  ZERO,  $100
FOR THE STACK, AND $100 FOR THE CURRENT
TRACK/SECTOR  LIST  BEING  USED.   THAT
MEANS  THAT YOUR  PROGRAM CAN  BE UP TO
$B900 BYTES  VERSUS ABOUT  $A200  BYTES
WITH  QUICKLOADER.  NOT ONLY  THAT, BUT
YOU  DON'T  NEED  TO  WRITE  ANY   MOVE
ROUTINES  AT THE START  OF YOUR CRACKED
PROGRAM BECAUSE THE FASTLOADER DOES ALL
OF THEM FOR YOU.  SINCE FASTLOADER DOES
NOT USE NORMAL  RWTS, YOUR PROGRAM  CAN
BE   LOADED  DIRECTLY   INTO  LOCATIONS
$B800-BFFF WHERE  NORMAL RWTS  NORMALLY
IS.  (FASTLOAD'S  MINI-RWTS  RESIDES AT
$500-$7FF WHERE  THE TEXT  SCREEN  IS.)
THIS  MEANS  THAT THE  ONLY  MOVES THAT
NEED TO BE MADE ARE MOVES TO  ADDRESSES
$0000-$02FF AND $0400-$07FF.  NOTE THAT
THE PROGRAM MAY BE DIRECTLY LOADED INTO
PAGE  3 AS WELL AS  ALL PAGES ABOVE AND
INCLUDING 8.  YOU MAY ASK, HOW DOES THE
MOVE  ROUTINE  MOVE SOMETHING  INTO THE
PAGE IT IS IN.  WELL, THE MOVE ROUTINES
ARE  IN PAGE 4 AND THE RWTS IS IN PAGES
5-7.  WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE  FASTLOADER
IS RUN, IS, THE  PROGRAM IS LOADED INTO
PAGES 3, AND $08-$BF.  AFTER LOADING IS
COMPLETE,  THE MOVE ROUTINES TAKE OVER.
FIRST, ANYTHING THAT GOES INTO PAGES 0,
1,  2,  5, 6,  OR  7 GETS  MOVED THERE.
NOTE THAT NOTHING GETS MOVED TO PAGE 3.
IF THERE IS SOMETHING THAT GOES IN PAGE
3 IT IS  LOADED IN THERE.  AFTER  THOSE
MOVES  ARE COMPLETE, PAGE  4 GETS MOVED
TO THE PAGE THAT  WAS MOVED TO PAGE  6,
WHICH  IS NO LONGER NEEDED.  IF NOTHING
WAS MOVED TO PAGE 6, PAGE 4 GETS  MOVED
THERE.  THEN  WHATEVER  PAGE  GOES INTO
PAGE 4 GETS MOVED TO PAGE 4.  WHEN DONE
WITH ALL OF THESE MOVES, THE FASTLOADER
THEN JUMPS  TO  THE BEGINNING  OF  YOUR
PROGRAM.



     *** USING FASTLOAD CREATE ***


   NOW THAT  YOU  KNOW  ALL  ABOUT  THE
FASTLOADER,  THIS SECTION WILL TELL YOU
HOW TO  USE  THE PROGRAM  THAT  CREATES
THESE  FASTLOAD  FILES.  IT  IS  REALLY
VERY SIMPLE.  JUST TYPE:

]BRUN FASTLOAD CREATE

AND WAIT FOR IT TO LOAD IN.  THE SCREEN
WILL  CLEAR AND THERE WILL BE A MESSAGE
AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN TELLING YOU
THAT YOU MAY TYPE UP TO TWO LINES OF ID
TEXT FOR YOUR PROGRAM.  THIS TEXT  WILL
BE  DISPLAYED  WHILE THE  FASTLOADER IS
LOADING YOU  PROGRAM  ON  THE  TOP  TWO
LINES  OF THE SCREEN.  FOR EXAMPLE, YOU
COULD SAY:

XYZ PROGRAM  COPYRIGHT 1982 BY XYZ CORP
       CRACKED 1982 BY YOUR NAME

   THEN WHENEVER SOMEONE SAYS:

]BRUN XYZ PROGRAM

   THE  FASTLOADER WILL LOAD IN, AND AT
THE TOP OF THE  SCREEN IT WILL  DISPLAY
YOUR  MESSAGE.  AT  THE  BOTTOM  OF THE
SCREEN  IT   WILL  DISPLAY   THE   WORD
"FASTLOADER"  SO THAT EVERYBODY RUNNING
IT WILL KNOW THAT IT'S A GREAT PROGRAM.
IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SCREEN AND ON PART
OF THE BOTTOM LINE YOU WILL BE ABLE  TO
SEE THE DATA AS IT IS READ IN.  THIS IS
DUE TO THE FACT THAT THE RWTS IS STORED
IN THE TEXT PAGE OF MEMORY.  OF COURSE,
THERE WILL ALSO BE  A BUNCH OF  GARBAGE
ON  THE SCREEN THAT IS REALLY THE RWTS,
THE DRIVER, THE MOVER, AND THE  TABLES.
   NOW,  BACK TO THE PROGRAM...  AS YOU
HAVE  PROBABLY  NOTICED   IF  YOU   ARE
RUNNING THE CREATE PROGRAM IT SAYS THAT
YOU MAY USE THE  RETURN KEY TO SKIP  TO
THE  NEXT LINE  AND THE  <ESC> KEY WHEN
YOU ARE DONE.  TRY IT!  IF YOU TYPE THE
RETURN KEY WHILE ON THE TOP LINE YOU'LL
SKIP TO  THE  BEGINNING OF  THE  BOTTOM
LINE  AND  IF YOU  TYPE THE  RETURN KEY
WHILE ON THE BOTTOM LINE YOU'LL SKIP TO
THE BEGINNING OF THE TOP LINE.  ANOTHER
KEY NOT MENTIONED IS CTRL-Q.  THIS  CAN
BE USED ANY TIME THROUGHOUT THE PROGRAM
WHENEVER IT IS EXPECTING INPUT TO  STOP
THE PROGRAM.  UPON RECEIPT OF A CTRL-Q,
THE PROGRAM WILL ASK WHETHER OR NOT YOU
REALLY  WANT TO QUIT.  IF YOU DID, TYPE
A "Y" AND IF  YOU DIDN'T, TYPE AN  "N".
IF  YOU TYPE "Y", THE PROGRAM WILL TELL
YOU THAT IT IS DONE WITH YOUR FILE  AND
WILL   ASK  IF  YOU'D  LIKE  TO  CREATE
ANOTHER FASTLOAD FILE.  IF  YOU  WOULD,
JUST  TYPE  "Y",  OTHERWISE,  TYPE "N".
NOW BACK  TO THE  ID TEXT...  REMEMBER,
JUST TYPE THE <ESC> KEY WHEN DONE.
   THE NEXT THING THE PROGRAM WILL ASK
FOR  IS  THE NAME,  STARTING  PAGE, AND
NUMBER OF PAGES  OF EACH  OF THE  FILES
YOU  WISH  TO  LINK  TOGETHER  INTO ONE
FASTLOAD  FILE.  YOU  SEE,  THE  CREATE
PROGRAM  WILL TAKE YOUR FILES AND BUILD
A TABLE THAT WILL BE LOCATED  NEAR  THE
START  OF  THE FASTLOADER PREFIX.  THIS
TABLE WILL TELL  THE FASTLOADER  DRIVER
WHERE  TO  LOAD  EACH SECTOR.  EXAMPLE:
SAY YOU HAVE FOUR FILES NAMED FILE  #1,
FILE  #2, FILE  #3, AND FILE #4.  LET'S
ALSO SAY  THAT FILE  #1 IS  PAGES  0-7,
FILE  #2 IS  PAGES 8-$1D  FILE #3  IS A
PICTURE THAT GOES  FROM PAGES  $20-$3F,
AND  FILE  #4 IS PAGES  $47-$BF.  SINCE
THE FILES HAVE LENGTHS OF 8, $16,  $20,
AND $79, RESPECTIVELY, THE TOTAL LENGTH
IS $B7  PAGES WHICH  MEANS THAT  IT  IS
WITHIN  THE LIMITS OF FASTLOADER.  (ANY
LENGTH OF  $B9 OR  LESS IS  WITHIN  THE
LIMITS.)
   NOW,  IF  YOU  ARE  IN  THE   CREATE
PROGRAM,  THE TOP OF YOUR SCREEN SHOULD
LOOK SOMETHING LIKE THIS:

FILE: _                             ,D1
START PAGE:     # OF PAGES:     OK?

   YOU  MAY NOW TYPE IN THE FILENAME OF
THE FIRST FILE TO LINK.  THE FIRST FILE
IN  OUR  EXAMPLE  IS FILE  #1,  SO, YOU
WOULD  TYPE  "FILE  #1"  (WITHOUT   THE
QUOTES).  AFTER YOU  TYPE THE FILENAME,
HIT  THE  RETURN  KEY.  THE  UNDERSCORE
CURSOR  WILL  JUMP DOWN  TO  THE "START
PAGE" LINE  AND YOU  THEN TYPE  IN  THE
STARTING  PAGE  OF  THAT  FILE.  IN OUR
EXAMPLE, THE START PAGE  OF FILE #1  IS
ZERO.  SINCE YOU  ARE SUPPOSED  TO TYPE
IT AS A 2-DIGIT  HEX NUMBER, YOU  WOULD
TYPE  "00".  IF YOU MAKE A MISTAKE, YOU
MUST TYPE IN DUMMY INFORMATION UNTIL IT
GETS TO THE "OK?" LINE, WHERE YOU WOULD
TYPE "N" FOR NO, ALLOWING YOU TO  START
THAT  FILE  OVER.  WHEN  YOU  ARE  DONE
TYPING THE  STARTING PAGE  NUMBER,  THE
CURSOR  WILL  SKIP  OVER TO  THE  "# OF
PAGES" LINE.  HERE YOU TYPE THE  NUMBER
OF  PAGES YOUR FILE IS.  AGAIN, IT MUST
BE  A  2-DIGIT   HEX  NUMBER.  IN   OUR
EXAMPLE,  FILE  #1 HAS  A LENGTH  OF 8.
THIS, OF COURSE,  MEANS THAT YOU  WOULD
TYPE "08".  THE CURSOR WILL NOW JUMP TO
THE "OK?" LINE.  IF  EVERYTHING IS  OK,
TYPE "Y" AND THE TOP OF THE SCREEN WILL
CLEAR, THE  HEADINGS  WILL  BE  PUT  UP
AGAIN, AND IT WILL WAIT FOR YOU TO TYPE
IN THE  NEXT  FILENAME.  ON  THE  OTHER
HAND,  IF  YOU  SAY  "N"  TO  THE "OK?"
PROMPT, THE  SPEAKER  WILL BEEP  AND IT
WILL  WAIT FOR YOU TO RETYPE EVERYTHING
FOR THAT FILE.
   YOU  WOULD NOW TYPE  IN THE FILENAME
FOR THE  SECOND FILE.  IN OUR  EXAMPLE,
IT  WOULD  BE FILE  #2 WITH  A STARTING
PAGE OF $08  AND A LENGTH  OF $16.  YOU
WOULD  CONTINUE TYPING IN THE FILENAMES
IN THIS  MANNER  UNTIL  YOU  ARE  DONE.
WHEN  THERE ARE NO MORE FILES, JUST HIT
THE <ESC> KEY.  ANOTHER FEATURE IS THAT
NOT  ALL OF THE FILES HAVE TO BE ON THE
SAME DISKETTE IF YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE
DISK  DRIVE.  IF A CERTAIN  FILE IS NOT
ON THE DISK IN  THE DRIVE SHOWN BY  THE
",DX"  (WHERE X IS THE DRIVE NUMBER) AT
THE TOP OF THE SCREEN, JUST TYPE CTRL-D
AND THAT FILE AND ALL OF THE FILES THAT
YOU TYPE IN AFTER THAT ONE WILL BE READ
OFF THE OTHER DRIVE.  HOWEVER, THERE IS
ONE THING THAT  YOU MUST REMEMBER.  THE
DISK  THAT THE  FASTLOAD FILE  IS TO BE
CREATED ON MUST BE IN DRIVE 1 AND  MUST
STAY  IN DRIVE 1  DURING THE WHOLE TIME
THE PROGRAM  IS CREATING  THE  FASTLOAD
FILE.  THIS  IS  DUE TO  THE  FACT THAT
EVERY ONCE  IN  A  WHILE,  THE  PROGRAM
DECIDES  TO  WRITE ITS  BUFFER  OUT THE
FASTLOAD FILE, WHICH, OF COURSE, IS  IN
DRIVE 1.  PLACING  A DIFFERENT  DISK IN
THIS DRIVE WILL GET IT NICELY CLOBBERED
IF  THE  PROGRAM DECIDES  TO  EMPTY ITS
BUFFER WHILE  YOUR  OTHER  DISK  IS  IN
THERE.    THEREFORE,   CERTAIN   SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS ARE TAKEN IN THE PROGRAM TO
PREVENT   THIS   FORM  HAPPENING.   FOR
EXAMPLE, IF  YOUR FILE  WHICH YOU  SAID
WAS ON DRIVE 1 IS NOT FOUND THERE, YOUR
ONLY TWO  CHOICES  ARE  TO  INSERT  THE
CORRECT  DISK CONTAINING  THE FILE INTO
DRIVE  2,  OR  TO  RETYPE  ALL  OF  THE
FILENAMES  WITH THEIR DRIVE NUMBERS AND
PAGE INFORMATION.  THIS IS, OF  COURSE,
BECAUSE  OF THE FACT THAT INSERTING THE
CORRECT DISK  INTO DRIVE  1 WOULD  MEAN
THAT  THE FASTLOAD DISK WOULD BE OUT OF
DRIVE 1 MEANING THAT YOUR DISK WOULD BE
CLOBBERED.
   ANYWAY,  BACK  TO  BETTER  THINGS...
WHEN  YOU ARE  DONE TYPING  IN THE FILE
INFORMATION, AND  YOU  HAVE  TYPED  THE
<ESC>  KEY, THE TOP  OF THE SCREEN WILL
AGAIN CLEAR AND IT WILL ASK YOU FOR THE
NAME  OF  THE  FASTLOAD  FILE.  YOU MAY
NAME IT ANY  LEGAL FILE  NAME THAT  DOS
WILL  EXCEPT.  THIS,  OF  COURSE, MEANS
THAT THE  FILENAME  CAN'T  BE  OVER  30
CHARACTERS  LONG AND MUST  START WITH A
LETTER OR  SOMETHING SIMILAR  (SUCH  AS
@,],[,^,_ OR \).  WHEN  DONE TYPING THE
FASTLOAD FILENAME, JUST HIT THE  RETURN
KEY.  THE TOP OF  THE SCREEN WILL CLEAR
AGAIN AND  IT  WILL  NOW  ASK  FOR  THE
STARTING ADDRESS OF YOUR PROGRAM.  THIS
IS THE  ADDRESS THAT  IT WILL  JUMP  TO
WHEN  IT IS  DONE WITH  THE LOADING AND
MOVING.  THIS  ADDRESS  IS  STORED   AT
LOCATIONS $8D8 (LOW) AND $8D9 (HIGH) OF
THE FASTLOADER  PREFIX.  THEREFORE,  IF
YOU  WANTED TO STOP THE FASTLOADER FROM
JUMPING TO  THE  START OF  THE  PROGRAM
AFTER  IT WAS  DONE LOADING  AND MOVING
THE PROGRAM, YOU WOULD SAY:

]BLOAD MY FASTLOAD FILE

]CALL -151

*8D8:69 FF
(OR WHEREVER YOU WANT IT TO GO TO)

*7FDG
(START OF FASTLOAD PREFIX)

   THE SCREEN WILL FILL WITH ALL OF THE
GARBAGE  AND THE  FILE WILL  BE LOADED,
MOVED, AND YOUR ROUTINE WILL BE  JUMPED
TO.
   THE STARTING ADDRESS OF YOUR PROGRAM
MUST BE A 4-DIGIT HEX NUMBER.  IF IT IS
SOMETHING LIKE $800,  FOR EXAMPLE,  YOU
WOULD SAY "0800".  THE CURSOR WILL THEN
JUMP TO THE  "OK?" LINE  AND YOU  WOULD
SAY EITHER "Y" OR "N".
   AFTER TYPING  THE STARTING  ADDRESS,
YOU HAVE COMPLETED TYPING IN ALL OF THE
INFORMATION  THAT  THE  CREATE  PROGRAM
NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT YOUR FASTLOAD FILE.
AT THE BOTTOM  OF THE  SCREEN, IT  WILL
INSTRUCT  YOU TO  INSERT THE  DISK THAT
YOU WISH TO CREATE THE FASTLOAD FILE ON
INTO  DRIVE  1  AND TO  THEN  PRESS THE
<ESC>  KEY.  WHEN  THIS  IS  DONE,  THE
CREATE  PROGRAM WILL  BEGIN CREATION OF
YOUR FILE.  WHEN DONE, IT WILL TELL YOU
SO AND WILL ASK IF YOU'D LIKE TO CREATE
ANOTHER FASTLOAD  FILE.  ANSWER WITH  A
"Y"  OR AN "N" AND IT WILL EITHER START
THE PROGRAM OVER OR EXIT INTO BASIC.



APPENDIX A: ERROR MESSAGES


   THIS  APPENDIX  TELLS  SOME  OF  THE
ERROR MESSAGES YOU MAY ENCOUNTER  WHILE
ATTEMPTING  TO  CREATE A  FASTLOAD FILE
AND THE CAUSES OF THEM.


1.  SO MANY  FILES THAT  THE FASTLOADER
CAN'T KEEP TRACK OF THEM ALL.

THIS MEANS  THAT YOUR  FILES AMOUNT  TO
MORE  THAN 30  LOAD PAIRS  (ALMOST LIKE
FILES).  THIS IS THE  MAXIMUM THAT  THE
FASTLOADER PREFIX CAN HANDLE.  TO SOLVE
THIS PROBLEM,  USE  FEWER  FILES.  THIS
CAN  BE  ACCOMPLISHED  BY  LINKING MORE
THAN ONE FILE TOGETHER INTO ONE FILE.


2.  FASTLOAD FILE  IS GREATER  THAN 246
SECTORS TOTAL (OVER 244 DATA SECTORS).

THIS ERROR IS  CAUSED BY LINKING  FILES
TOGETHER THAT AMOUNT TO A TOTAL OF OVER
244 DATA  SECTORS.  YOU SHOULD NOT  GET
THIS   MESSAGE  WITH   VERSION  1.0  OF
FASTLOAD CREATE UNLESS  YOU HAVE  FILES
THAT OVERLAP EACH OTHER.

3.  FASTLOAD FILE CANNOT  FIT ON A DISK
THAT IS THIS FULL.

THIS ERROR IS CAUSED  WHEN THE DISK  IS
TOO  FULL (OBVIOUSLY).   JUST GET OUT A
DISK THAT ISN'T QUITE  SO FULL AND  USE
IT INSTEAD.

4.  THE DISKETTE DIRECTORY IS TOO FULL.

YOU  WILL  GET THIS  ERROR IF  YOU HAVE
MORE FILES THAN WERE ALLOCATED FOR.  ON
A  NORMAL DISK,  YOU HAVE  ROOM FOR 105
FILES AND IT WILL TAKE A WHILE FOR  YOU
TO GET THIS ERROR MESSAGE.


5.  NO ROOM  LEFT  FOR  THE  FASTLOADER
WITH ALL OF THESE FILES.

YOU  WILL  GET  THIS  MESSAGE  WHEN THE
TOTAL LENGTH  OF YOUR  DATA IS  GREATER
THAN  $B9 PAGES.  REMEMBER THAT THAT IS
THE MAXIMUM LENGTH THAT THE  FASTLOADER
IS ABLE TO HANDLE AT THIS POINT.



APPENDIX B: LOCATIONS USED IN THE
             FASTLOADER PREFIX

   THIS APPENDIX  DESCRIBES  IN  DETAIL
THE   LOCATIONS  WITHIN   THE  FASTLOAD
PREFIX THAT  ARE  USED  BY  THE  CREATE
PROGRAM  AND THAT MAY BE CHANGED BY THE
USER.  THIS APPENDIX, HOWEVER, DOES NOT
DESCRIBE HOW TO SAVE THESE CHANGES BACK
OUT THE DISK.  THIS FASTLOAD PREFIX  IS
PLACED   AT  THE   BEGINNING  OF  EVERY
FASTLOAD FILE  AND MAY  BE LOADED  WITH
THE COMMAND:

]BLOAD MY FASTLOAD FILE


   ALL ADDRESSES ARE IN HEXADECIMAL.


7FD:  A JUMP TO  THE ROUTINE THAT MOVES
THE FASTLOADER  PREFIX  DOWN  INTO  THE
TEXT PAGE OF MEMORY.

800-827: FIRST LINE OF ID TEXT

828-863: LOAD PAIRS.  THERE IS ROOM FOR
30 LOAD PAIRS  IN THIS  AREA WHICH  ARE
EACH  2 BYTES LONG.  THE  FIRST BYTE IS
THE  PAGE  TO  START  LOADING  AND  THE
SECOND  BYTE  IS  THE  NUMBER  OF PAGES
(SECTORS) TO LOAD INTO CONSECUTIVE PAGE
NUMBERS.  A  ZERO  AS  THE  FIRST  BYTE
TERMINATES LOADING.

865-87F:  THIS  IS   THE  RWTS   DRIVER
ROUTINE.  IT  LOADS THE  DATA  INTO THE
APPROPRIATE  LOCATIONS   ON  THE   DISK
ACCORDING TO THE LPT (LOAD PAIRS TABLE)
AT LOCATIONS $828-$863.

880-8A7: SECOND LINE OF ID TEXT

8A8-8D6: THIS  IS  THE  MOVER  ROUTINE.
WHEN  THE DRIVER IS DONE LOADING IN THE
DATA FROM THE DISK, THIS ROUTINE  MOVES
IT  ALL INTO ITS  APPROPRIATE PLACES IN
MEMORY.

8C7: THIS IS LOCATION MP6D1 (SEE $8E0).

8CD: THIS IS LOCATION MP6D2 (SEE $8E0).

8D0: THIS IS  LOCATION MVPG4 AND  HOLDS
THE  NUMBER  OF THE  PAGE THAT  WILL BE
MOVED INTO PAGE 4 AFTER LOADING.

8D7-8D9: THIS IS A JUMP TO THE START OF
THE PROGRAM.  LOCATION $8D7 WILL ALWAYS
BE A  $4C (JMP OP-CODE)  AND  LOCATIONS
$8D8 AND $8D9 WILL CONTAIN  THE LOW AND
HIGH  BYTES,   RESPECTIVELY,   OF   THE
LOCATION TO JUMP TO.

8DA:  THIS IS LOCATION  MVPG0 AND HOLDS
THE NUMBER  OF THE  PAGE THAT  WILL  BE
MOVED INTO THE ZERO PAGE AFTER LOADING.

8DB:  THIS IS LOCATION  MVPG1 AND HOLDS
THE NUMBER  OF THE  PAGE THAT  WILL  BE
MOVED INTO PAGE 1 AFTER LOADING.

8DC:  THIS IS LOCATION  MVPG2 AND HOLDS
THE PAGE NUMBER TO BE MOVED TO PAGE 2.

8DD:  THIS IS LOCATION MVPG3 AND SHOULD
ALWAYS CONTAIN A 3.

8DE:  THIS LOCATION MUST CONTAIN A 4.

8DF:  THIS IS LOCATION  MVPG5 AND HOLDS
THE PAGE NUMBER TO BE MOVED TO PAGE 5.

8E0:  THIS IS LOCATION MVPG6 AND  HOLDS
THE  PAGE NUMBER TO BE MOVED TO PAGE 6.
LOCATIONS $8C7 AND 8CD MUST BE THE SAME
AS THIS LOCATION AND ARE DUPLICATES.

8E1:  THIS IS LOCATION  MVPG7 AND HOLDS
THE PAGE NUMBER TO BE MOVED TO PAGE 7.
THE PAGE NUMBER TO BE MOVED TO PAGE 7.




APPENDIX C: FUTURE VERSIONS

   SOME  OPTIONS THAT  MAY BE  ADDED TO
THE FASTLOADER OR  THE FASTLOAD  CREATE
PROGRAM  ARE LOADING INTO LANGUAGE CARD
AND  DISPLAYING  A  HI-RES  TITLE  PAGE
DURING  LOAD.   IF  THESE  FEATURE  GET
ENOUGH REQUESTS WE WILL IMPLEMENT  THEM
IN FUTURE VERSIONS OF THIS PROGRAM.  IF
YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A REQUEST OR  IF
YOU CAN THINK OF ANY OTHER NEW FEATURES
TO BE ADDED TO ANY PART OF THIS PROGRAM
OR  IF  YOU  HAVE  ANY  QUESTIONS ABOUT
FASTLOADER PLEASE LEAVE E-MAIL.

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