LFKYO.THD  --- Copyright 1987 by Phil Wheeler

An original compilation of Compuserve Model 100 Forum messages for use by
Forum members only.

Continuing in our tradition of providing the world's foremost support to the
KC-85 computer, here is yet another informational file on this distant
relative of the Model 100.  This file discusses the poke to add a linefeed
on Telcom transmissions.

Message range: 159832 to 160277
Dates: 11/6/87 to 11/12/87


Sb: #TELCOM LF patch
Fm: Neil Smith 76257,3227
To: All K85 owners

According to my calculations, the TELCOM linefeed patch should be at address
63073.  Can anybody confirm this for me?  (POKE63073,1 should add linefeeds to
all carriage returns in uploaded files, while POKE63073,0 should restore the
default--no linefeeds.)  The other way to check it is to PEEK the previous five
bytes, which should contain 11, 0, 100, 255, and 0. 63073 should also be 0 if
you haven't already tried the above POKE, and 63074 should be 53.
  This is a bit embarrassing, but I have misplaced my notes on what value is
returned when you do a PEEK(1) on a K85 (and this info has not made it into the
PGMTIP.010 file yet).  Could someone please check this for me, too?


Fm: Phil Wheeler 71266,125
To: Neil Smith 76257,3227

Looks good, based on my earlier dump of high RAM in a Kyo.  Next bytes are a
RAM version of Stat.  11 didn't show up tho -- but not in my M100 either.


Fm: Neil Smith 76257,3227
To: Phil Wheeler 71266,125

Phil - Thanks for coming to my recue once again.  I guess I'll assume it's
correct.  (Although I still hope some K85 owner who reads this can test it,
plus give me the PEEK(1) value again.)


Fm: Phil Wheeler 71266,125
To: Neil Smith 76257,3227

Yes, a test is best.  My info is from comparing M100 and Kyo high RAM dumps (I
have complete ROM/RAM dumps for both machines).  But I never tried it in the 3
weeks I had my hands on a Kyo.


Fm: Neil Smith 76257,3227
To: Phil Wheeler 71266,125

Uh - If you have the ROM dump handy, could you give me the PEEK(1) value again?
(I can't find which file I put it in last time you gave it to me.  {sheepish
grin})


Fm: Phil Wheeler 71266,125
To: Neil Smith 76257,3227

First 3 bytes are c3 e1 79 ----> E1.


Fm: Neil Smith 76257,3227
To: Phil Wheeler 71266,125

Thank you!  I have written it on my copy of PGMTIP.010 so I can't lose it
again.