!lm10
!rm76
Errata

Volume 1, Issue 12 (Sep 1981) page 8:  Line 1120 in the CHRGET/CHRGOT subroutine should be BCS instead of BEQ.

Volume 1, Issue 7 (Apr 1981) page 8:  Insert the following lines:
!lm15

1331       TXA          LINE LENGTH
1332       TAY          IN Y-REG FOR LOOP COUNT
1333 .2    LDA $200,Y   STRIP SIGN-BITS FROM EACH BYTE
1334       AND #$7F
1335       STA $200,Y
1336       DEY
1337       BPL .2
!lm10

This patch is necessary because characters Applesoft strings are supposed to have the sign-bit clear.  Everything is fine unless you try compare input strings with constant strings.


Another Way Out of the Assembler

James Church, from Trumbull, CT, writes that he has found a way to get from the assembler into Applesoft, without wiping out an Applesoft program.

The normal way to leave is by typing FP, and then PR#0.  This of course clears any Applesoft program from memory.  But by typing $AAB6:40, $E003G, and PR#0 you can enter Applesoft softly.
