Ciao Manuel,
> 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?
u need define that u want use the drive A as units so, u can save the
program into it.
For do this only start:
fmsx-dos ... -diska a:
so, save"nomefile.bas"
> 2. Can I type the program in a simple ASCII editor
> (e.g. W95 notepad) and then transfer it to the
> fmsx-dos? How?
Yes u can becouse the msx also read ascii text file. Only when u use the
save"nomefile.txt" they are saved in a scripted mode.
if u save as save"nomefile.bas",a they are saved in ascii and readable
from any editor...
For load in FMSX use the sintax previous indicated 4 the drive, then
execute: LOAD"nomefile.bas" and run it.
> 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.
sure yes. Remember when u write the program with an editor to add the
number lines...
A friend of mine is making a fronted 4 FMSX for write program with it
and execute automatically on FMSX.
Ciao, Marco
P.S: do u go to Barcellona's Fair?
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