You can save the program simply by typing <save "xxxxxxxx.bas">
Type <save "xxxxxxxx.bas",a> to save it in ASCII format, so you can edit it
with any text editor.
A (real) MSX can load those files too, type <load "xxxxxxxx.bas"
Be sure you have a disk image, or save it to a real disk.
At the DOS-promt type <fmsx -diska A:> if you want to use a real disk,
format it in fMSX using <call format>.
Or <fmsx -diska basic.dsk> if you use a image.
O, and use 720k disks! (or tape the hole on a 1,44 disk)
Or you can save it to tape by typing <csave "xxxxxxxx.bas">
Now it saves to the tape image (*.cas)
Load it with <cload "xxxxxxxx.bas">
Without the <> ofcours, and press enter. ;)
Hope this helps.
Later,
Hans.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Secretaria de Direccion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: MSX list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: woensdag 2 december 1998 14:35
Subject: HOW TO?? (BASIC programs)
>Hello,
>
>I have a book with a lot of BASIC programs. My doubt
>is:
>
>1. *How* on earth can I save the program once I have it
>typed in fmsx-dos?
>
>2. Can I type the program in a simple ASCII editor
>(e.g. W95 notepad) and then transfer it to the
>fmsx-dos? How? My aim is to be able to display the
>program both under fmsx-dos (or any MSX computer) and
>in a simple W95 text editor.
>
>Can anyone help me with this? Please, reply back to
>the email address since I'm not subscribed to the
>mailing list.
>
>Thanks to you all,
>
>
>Manuel Soler
>
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