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Graham Prout

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Mar 1, 2008, 3:09:14 PM3/1/08
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What is the poke to turn the first line in a program to like 0 and back?

graham

david lightman

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Mar 1, 2008, 3:35:38 PM3/1/08
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a man named ANTHONY T. ORESTEEN discribed it like that:

POKE 16510,0

this makes first lane number 0, can´t be edited. use for copyright
notice. to hide LISTing use the following: - ENTER III REM ad" than POKE
16514,118 and POKE 16515,118; LISTing is gone


greetings
jens

Woodster

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Mar 1, 2008, 5:13:35 PM3/1/08
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On Sat, 01 Mar 2008 20:09:14 GMT, "Graham Prout"
<graham...@ntlworld.com> wrote:

>What is the poke to turn the first line in a program to like 0 and back?

Depends on what Sinclair computer :)

For the Speccy it's POKE 23756,0 assuming you have no IF 1 attached.
No prizes for guessing what POKE turns it back again :)

david lightman

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Mar 2, 2008, 2:11:53 AM3/2/08
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> Depends on what Sinclair computer :)


sorry - i mean the ZX81

Brian Gaff

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Mar 2, 2008, 4:52:57 AM3/2/08
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Oh, well, in that case ignore my last message.

We used to shove loads of dummy chars in that line and then overwrite them
with machine code routines as well of course, but you really did then have
to make the number uneditable or accidental editing udid all your work.

Brian

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David Robinson

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Mar 2, 2008, 7:32:14 AM3/2/08
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Ultimate games always used to use this to prevent you changing the loader.
Ratbags. And it was all one long line as well, which you had to re-poke and
then shift-8 all the way through just to add POKE 44786,0 right at the
bloody end.

Dave


Graham Prout

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Mar 2, 2008, 9:24:50 AM3/2/08
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Well its actualy for the P.A.W.S. program so i can alter the loader to load
from the plus d and not from tape.
No interface 1 is used.


Graham


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Paul E Collins

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Mar 10, 2008, 3:33:19 PM3/10/08
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"Woodster" <woody.603176...@ntlworld.com> wrote:

> > What is the poke to turn the first line in a program to like 0 and
> > back?
>

> For the Speccy it's POKE 23756,0 assuming you have no IF 1 attached.

...and that the first line is numbered lower than 256.

Eq.


Cameraman

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Apr 20, 2008, 1:54:27 PM4/20/08
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Graham Prout:

> What is the poke to turn the first line in a program to like 0 and
back?
>
> graham
Poke 23756,0
and to turn it back 23756,1

Frans

GzavSnap

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Apr 21, 2008, 3:55:04 PM4/21/08
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"Cameraman" <nos...@invalid.nl> a écrit dans le message de
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... on Zx Spectrum computers ...

GzavSnap

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Apr 22, 2008, 11:17:52 AM4/22/08
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> > Graham Prout:
> > > What is the poke to turn the first line in a program to like 0 and
> > back?
> > >
> > > graham
> > Poke 23756,0
> > and to turn it back 23756,1
> >
> > Frans
> ... on Zx Spectrum computers ...
And :

POKE 16424,0 ' H byte
POKE 16425,10 ' Low byte
or POKE 16425,0 to change the first line to "0"

On the ZX80.

Robert Provins

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Jun 1, 2008, 9:21:20 PM6/1/08
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"GzavSnap" <zx81.pas2spams.ordi5 chez free en france> wrote in message
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POKE 16510,0

David Beneš

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Oct 2, 2023, 2:32:38 AM10/2/23
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Dne sobota 1. března 2008 v 23:13:35 UTC+1 uživatel Woodster napsal:
Wow, that is quite old discussion here.
I remember finding out this poke 23756,0 by myself by running poke in for cycle and rebooting (frequently) when system was corrupted.
I was so happy when I finally saw the 0 line. At the time there was nobody to share this finding with :D (no web, no email)
It worked on Didactic Gama (ZX Spectrum compatible machine)
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