CONTINUED FROM THE DECEMBER ISSUE
NMI (non maskable interupt) SAVE is accomplished by pressing the NMI button and any numbered key from 1-0. Loaded as an ABS type.
NMI SCREEN$ COPY accomplished by pressing the NMI switch and the “Z” key.
NMI SCREEN$ SAVE is accomplished with the NMI switch plus keys Q, W, E, R, and T to give these saves the names A, B, C, D, and E, respectively.
NMI BREAK (KEY) uses the NMI switch and then “C” to return to BASIC after a NMI save.
NMI RESET is used for a system reset. Hold the “N” key down and then press the NMI switch.
MOVE/ commands (3) as “name” type, to copy a file to the next drive; “name”type TO n, (0-3) moves the named file to the defined drive (in either direction); MOVE/, copies the whole disk to the next drive.
RESTORE/ commands (3) RESTORE/S, resets to power-on defaults; “name” type TO “newname” changes a file name; “new disk name” changes the disk name.
COPY/ command copies the current display file to a large printer. Also copies to a 2040 printer.
ERASE/”name”type, removes a file from the disk. All later files are moved up in position. An old name can be reused.
VERIFY/”name” type, checks to see that the file is saved properly. Used to make a duplicate verification as all files are so verified automatically.
FOR/n TO m or FOR/m is a special FOR-NEXT loop that is very fast. Can be used only once in a program.
NEXT is the looping statement. Does not use an argument.
NOTE: as the above are mostly not complete operating descriptions reference to the manual should be made for complete details.