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excerpt: "This may sound like just another dry ROM article to some 2068 owners, But I promise you it is not. Now to prove this to you, type in and run the short program called \"Fun Report Codes\" (Listing 1). Instead of the old \"0 , OK\", you will see a smiley face in front of…"
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# Using 2068 Report Codes

This may sound like just another dry ROM article to some 2068 owners, But I promise you it is not. Now to prove this to you, type in and run the short program called “Fun Report Codes” (Listing 1). Instead of the old “0 , OK”, you will see a smiley face in front of the line and statement number! How did we do that?