Karen Lewellen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi there,
so i just take all that and save it
into a file called set9600.com?
No. You have to run the DOS program named "DEBUG", and type
that stuff in line-by-line. These lines take care of saving
the tiny program to disk:
> -n set9600.com (Use the filename "set9600.com")
> -r cx (read the data in RAM pointed to by CX registers)
> CX 0000:0041
> -w (write the data to the file)
> Writing 00041 bytes
> -q (quit the debug program)
Note well: the DUBUG program is the most dangerous program on
anyone's computer, because it is the most powerful and efficient.
You literally can do ANYTHING from inside debug - so it is
extremely important to follow the author's instructions EXACTLY
when typing these things in. (A mistake could be disasterous...)
- John T.
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