... ) You can use POKE n-v*n,18 instead of POKE n-v*n,17

... ) You can use POKE n-v*n,18 instead of POKE n-v*n,17

... "1-2?";f:
READ n,t(42),t(43),t ... +1) THEN BORDER p:
POKE (f0)*(b1=i))*(t(z ... p=3-p:
POKE (qz)*n,4:
DATA 23620,2 ...

... "1-2?";f:
READ n,t(42),t(43),t ... ) THEN
BORDER p:
POKE (f0)*(b

... "1-2?";f:
READ n,t(42),t(43),t ... ) THEN
BORDER p:
POKE (f0)*(b

... got done courtesy of a POKE to bypass the security - that ... , simply type (using the tokenised PEEK command, of course):-

PEEK (59+o)

at ...

... "1-2?";f:
READ n,t(42),t(43),t ... +1) THEN BORDER p:
POKE (f0)*(b1=i))*(t(z ... ):
NEXT i:
POKE q*n,4:
DATA 23620,2 ...

... ]
NEXT J:
POKE q*n,4+(2*(i1=i))*14 ...

... ]
NEXT J:
POKE q*n,4+(2*(i1=i))*14 ...

... /> [code]
NEXT J:
POKE n,4+(2*(i*q1=i ...

... "1-2?";f:
READ n,t(42),t(43),t ... +1) THEN BORDER p:
POKE (f0)*(b

... "1-2?";f:
READ n,t(42),t(43),t ... +1) THEN BORDER p:
POKE (f0)*(b

... does not page in with PEEK, POKE, IN and/or OUT, it ... inactive (5 volt).

PEEK, POKE, IN and OUT don't ...

Essentially you can reveal the screen from BASIC in any way you want - simply load the screen as code into RAM, and then use PEEK & POKE to move the loaded data into the actual screen buffer in any order you wish.

... does not page in with PEEK, POKE, IN and/or OUT, it ... paging. I had assumed that PEEK 11182 had been used when ...

... RAM, and then use PEEK & POKE to move the loaded ... to type:

POKE 16384 , FN (c) (s ... memory.

The POKE command in BS-DOS has ... direction that you can POKE a whole string into ... start adress given in the POKE command.

...

... (Artur Matuzevski) - Utility: Programming
Poke Maker (Svet Kompjutera) - Utility
Rock 'n' Roll Tuner (Your Sinclair) - Arcade ...

... Matuzevski) - Utility: Programming
Poke Maker (Svet Kompjutera) - Utility
Rock 'n' Roll Tuner (Your Sinclair) - Arcade ... We also have "Rock 'n' Roll" available in the archive ... a version of "Rock 'n' Roll" saved using the ...

... type: +3

BIT n,(IX+d)... passed
DAA ... (0xff)

with bypass poke:-

Frame length 0x8000 ... type: 128K

BIT n,(IX+d)... passed
DAA ...

... 128K mode with the bypass poke... everything passes 8-)


Bit n,(IX+d)... passed
DAA ...

... grey +2's with the poke and all gave as previous ... black +2A's with the poke both giving the following:-

BIT n,(IX+d)... passed
DAA ...

... the +2A's without the poke :oops:

Frame length ... type: +3

BIT n,(IX+d)... passed
DAA ...

... ) You can use POKE (t(i)=0)*n,24 directly thus eliminating ... this:

[CODE]
POKE n*(k6 AND k22),28:

[QUOTE=Einar Saukas;225218]d) Instead of this:

[CODE]
POKE n*(k6 AND k22),28:
BEEP .1,0:
LET r=k*(k6):
[/CODE]

use this:

[CODE]
LET r=k*(k>0)*(k16)*(k0)*(k16)*(k

... ) You can use POKE (t(i)=0)*n,24 directly thus eliminating ... this:

[CODE]
POKE n*(k6 AND k22),28:

... /> [CODE]
POKE s+n,16*(CODE a$(2*n+1)-48)+CODE ... a$(2*n+2)-48 ... /> POKE s+n,16*CODE a$(2*n+1)+CODE a$(2*n+2 ... :

[CODE]
FOR n=1 TO l:
[/CODE ...

... [/b] data value used to POKE UDGs
[b]f[/b ... [/b] player money
[b]n[/b] address of NSPPC
POKE UDGs
[b]w[/b ...

[QUOTE=Digital Prawn;228800]If the dealer or the player (or both) starts off with a blackjack (21 points), then the round is immediatly lost, won or drawn.[/QUOTE]

This is not working properly. In the current version, even if the player starts ...

... SUB 1:
POKE (s(2)>20)*n,24+5*(q ... $:
POKE (c$="")*n,24:
GO SUB 1:
POKE n,19:
POKE (s(2)>20)*n,22+5*(q ... ):
INPUT c$:
POKE (c$>"")*n,18:
...
[/CODE ...

One more. Instead of this:

[CODE]
POKE (m>0)*(m