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# Commodore 64 Notes                                                      #
# Anuradha Weeraman, 04 May 2003                                          #
# $Id: c64-notes.txt,v 1.1 2004/06/02 21:17:53 anuradha Exp $             #
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----loading a program
load "$", 8
list
load "hello.bas", 8

'8' is used to identify the medium. and '8' is also usually the default.
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--- saving a program
10 print "hello world!"
list
run
save "helloworld.bas", 8
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--- frodo key combinations
sam (disassembler and monitor) = f9
	(works in console, type x and enter to exit sam)
page down = =
frodo exit = f10
run/stop-restore = esc-f11
c64 reset = f12
c= key = alt (stops scrolling)
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--- c64 shortcuts
	F1       : <CLS> LIST <CR>
	F2       : SYS32768 <CR>
	F3       : RUN <CR>
	F4       : SYS4096*12
	F5       : LOAD"
	F6       : SAVE"
	F7       : LOAD"$",8 <CR>
	F8       : CLOSE7:OPEN7,8,15,"
	SHIFT-Run: LOAD":*",8,1:RUN <CR>
	CTRL-D   : Display directory of drive 8
	CTRL-K   : Read error channel of drive 8
	CTRL-L   : Load Basic program from RAM disk
	CTRL-O   : UNNEW
	CTRL-U   : Modifies the SAVE routine so that the RAM at $a000-$bfff can be SAVEd
	CTRL-V   : Swap Basic program with RAM disk
	CTRL-W   : Save Basic program to RAM disk
	CTRL-X   : Continue LIST command
	CTRL-Z   : Continue LIST command 50 lines earlier
	CTRL-F1  : Swap screen with buffer 1
	CTRL-F3  : Swap screen with buffer 2
	CTRL-F5  : Swap screen with buffer 3
	CTRL-F7  : Swap screen with buffer 4
	CBM-F1   : Write screen to buffer 3
	CBM-F3   : Write screen to buffer 4
	CBM-F5   : Get screen from buffer 3
	CBM-F7   : Get screen from buffer 4
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