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2 1986 Human Waste Company 1 instead of the two numbers - 1 initialize new commands 1 ;"MFRAMDISC" 1 ;"(T)ape or (D)rive save baws?": 1 :PRINT USR 65000" 1 8 xxDBx@ 1 *p 16384,6912 1 *g 16384,6912 1 '''"For future use you only need to load the machine code:-" 1 '"To use:-"' 1 '"Note that 'y' can never be more than 8192 bytes." 1 "Shhh.... I'm busy.": 1 "MFRAMDISC" 1 "CHECKSUM ERROR": 1 "6"'"Save code to tape - GOTO 9910" 1 "6"'"Save code to mdv1 - GOTO 9920" 1 "32","16","205","57","254","213","197","225","193","17","0","32","215","147","254","195","193","5","195","240","1","215","32","0","254","170","40","48","246","32" 1 "32","0","205","183","5","17","0","32","1","0","92","201","243","219","159","237","176","219","31","251","201","243","219","159","26","237","160","43","119","35" 1 "254","98","40","55","215","122","28","205","183","5","215","162","45","56","25","32","23","205","96","254","197","215","162","45","32","14","56","12","209","201" 1 "234","150","254","219","31","251","201" 1 "207","49","33","241","253","34","183","92","201","254","92","32","65","215","32","0","246","32","254","112","32","16","205","57","254","213","197","225","193","17" 1 "2";"CLEAR 64999: LOAD ""*mf.c"" 1 "120","177","40","6","33","0","32","237","66","208","62","25","50","58","92","239","215","32","0","205","183","5","17","0","27","1","0","64","201","215" 1 "0","32","215","138","254","195","193","5","254","103","32","16","205","57","254","213","197","209","193","33","0","32","215","138","254","195","193","5","254","115" 1 will store a BASIC program in Shadow RAM, as long as it's less than 7K. System variables are also stored. 1 swaps it." 1 stores screenin shadow RAM - 1 recovers the program and 1 onwards." 1 New BASIC Commands 1 - SWAPS 'y' bytes, start-ing at address 'x', with that number of bytes from shadow RAM." 1 - PUTS 'y' bytes startingfrom address 'x' into store in the Multiface shadow RAM." 1 - GETS 'y' bytes out of shadow RAM, placing them into Spectrum RAM at address 'x' 1 recovers it. In this example, you can use