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title: "WRX16 Revisited"
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published_at: "2024-06-04T10:14:38+00:00"
modified_at: "2024-06-04T15:17:09+00:00"
author: "David Anderson"
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excerpt: "This article adds a couple more options to the \"mini operating system\" described for \"WRX16\" high-res, published in SWN #4:2. The first routines upload or download the video data between your static RAM and a dimensioned string variable. This allows you to save your screens to tape along with the rest of your program, and…"
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doc_author: "Fred Nachbaur"
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# WRX16 Revisited

This article adds a couple more options to the “mini operating system” described for “WRX16” high-res, published in SWN #4:2. The first routines upload or download the video data between your static RAM and a dimensioned string variable. This allows you to save your screens to tape along with the rest of your program, and reinstall after loading. The other routine is a modification of the COPY command in “SRAM HI*RES EXTENDED BASIC,” co-authored with [Gregory C. Harder](http://localhost/indiv/gregory-harder/). It allows you to dump your picture to the TS2040 or similar printer. Though our mini operating system won’t be anything close to SRAM HI*RES, it will at least give you something to experiment with.