NOV 1989 DISK (VOL 10 /NO 11)
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NIBBLE ASSEMBLER
TRINUM
SEARCH SAMPLER
ASCII FILE READER
BEYOND THE BASICS OF STORAGE
VISISORT REVISITED
THE TINY MAILER, PART III
CHECKIT
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TRINUM
RUN TRINUM
SEARCH SAMPLER
RUN SEARCH.SAMPLER
VISISORT REVISITED
RUN VISISORT
CHECKIT
RUN CHECKIT
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This disk is a double-sided disk. All
of the programs that will run under
ProDOS are on the ProDOS formatted
front side of the disk, and all that
will run under DOS 3.3 are on the back
side of the disk. Some programs will
run under both operating systems and
are included on both sides of this
disk.

You're currently using the ProDOS side
of the disk.
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Before using the programs on this disk,
you should make a work disk for each
program. This can be done by first
making a complete copy of the disk with
one of the following programs:

* COPYA (DOS 3.3 System Master)
* FILER (ProDOS Utilities Disk)
* The Apple IIc or Apple IIGS
  Utilities Disk
* Any Disk Copy Program

Then boot the copied disk and delete
all of the files that are not related
to the program by using the DELETE
command. The System Utilities program
also has an option to DELETE files.
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You will not be able to delete the
titles that we've placed in the catalog
to separate files. However, these will
not interfere with the operation of the
programs.

The screen displays that follow show
the files needed to create working
copies of each program.
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To create a work disk for NIBBLE
ASSEMBLER, remove all but the following
files from a copy of this disk:

NIBBLE.ASM
NIBBLE.ASM2
NIBBLE.ASM.ML
APPLE.ORGAN

These programs are included only on the
ProDOS side of this disk.

These programs are not included as an
option in the program menu because they
require special instructions. See the
documentation for details.
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To create a work disk for TRINUM,
remove all but the following files from
a copy of this disk:

TRINUM
TRISHAPES

These programs are included on both the
DOS 3.3 and ProDOS sides of this disk.
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To create a work disk for SEARCH
SAMPLER, remove all but the following
file from a copy of this disk:

SEARCH.SAMPLER

This program is included on both the
DOS 3.3 and ProDOS sides of this disk.
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To create a work disk for ASCII FILE
READER, remove all but the following
file from a copy of this disk:

FILE.READ

This program is included only on the
ProDOS side of this disk.

This program is not included as an
option in the program menu because it
requires special instructions. See the
documentation for details.
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To create a work disk for BEYOND THE
BASICS OF STORAGE, remove all but the
following files from a copy of this
disk:

MAKE.CARDS
READ.CARDS
AUTO

These programs are included on both the
DOS 3.3 and ProDOS sides of this disk.

These programs are not included as an
option in the program menu because they
require special instructions. See the
documentation for details.
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To create a work disk for VISISORT
REVISITED, remove all but the following
file from a copy of this disk:

VISISORT

This program is included on both the
DOS 3.3 and ProDOS sides of this disk.
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To create a work disk for THE TINY
MAILER, PART III, remove all but the
following files from a copy of this
disk:

TM.LABEL.LIST
TM.ADDRESSES
TM.EDIT

These programs are included on both the
DOS 3.3 and ProDOS sides of this disk.

These programs are not included as an
option in the program menu because they
require special instructions. See the
documentation for details.
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In addition, we've placed a copy of the
CHECKIT program on this disk. CHECKIT
is a utility published in every issue
of Nibble that aids in typing in
programs from the magazine. See the
Typing Tips in the latest issue of
Nibble for details on using CHECKIT.

We have also included the One- and
Two-Liners on this disk.
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The source code files for the major
assembly language programs have been
included on this side of the disk.
These files are included expressly for
experienced programmers.  These files
cannot be used unless you own the
appropriate assembler.

WARNING: Do NOT attempt to run the
following source code files:

FILE.READ.ASM             (APW)
FR.OPTIONS.ASM            (APW)
BASIC.ASM                 (APW)
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