Volume 1 -- Issue 4                    January, 1981

There are, as of Christmas Eve, 179 of you subscribing to the Apple Assembly Line!  Last month I wondered if circulation could double, from 85, but we did even better!  Also, several stores have decided to carry the AAL for sale like a magazine.  We are growing a lot faster than I predicted, and I like it!

In This Issue...

How to Move Memory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Computed GOSUB for Applesoft . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Putting COPY into S-C Assembler II . . . . . . . . . . 9
EDIT Command for S-C Assembler II  . . . . . . . . .  10


First "Disk of the Quarter"

Every three months I collect onto one disk all the source programs published in AAL for the quarter.  QD#1 (for October, November, and December of 1980) is now available, for $15.  You can save a lot of typing.

If you would like to help promote the newsletter, here is a nice offer:  you sign up four new subscribers, and send me their mailing addresses and money, and I will send you a "Disk of the Quarter" FREE and POSTPAID!


Those Compatible Disassemblers

Bob Zant and Bob Kovacs both report that their new two-pass disassemblers are selling well.  Well enough to warrant advertising again!  Have you bought a copy yet?


TAB Locations in S-C Assembler II Version 4.0

For some reason, people are always asking me where the tab stops are kept, because they want to change them.  The old version 3.2 manual gives the patch locations for the three tab stops, but they are different in version 4.0.  You will find them at:

               column  location
       1st tab   14    $140D:0B
       2nd tab   18    $1411:0F
       3rd tab   27    $1402:18

Note that the value stored in memory is three less than the column number.
