18 Jul
1997
18 Jul
'97
3:42 p.m.
Isaac:
Thanks a ton for your help on the Frogger cassette for the Atari 400. I
sure appreciate it and just wanted the others to know as well. Thanks also
to Marvin who replied with some tips as well.
Thanks guys, I really appreciate it. To the others, sorry for the space
take-up, but I just want to reiterate that we shouldn't take this group
for granted. Being a part of this really is a privelege!! I mean that,
because where else can you ask both very technical and simple questions,
and receive a reply from at least two or three people in half and hour or
less?
In the future, I recommend sending private e-mail to those that respond to
your questions giving thanks. So often I receive and aswer to a question,
print it out, and go on to my next e-mail message... and don't ever let
the sender even know I received his help, or appreciated it.
Anyway, thanks to everyone out there!!
CORD
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On Fri, 18 Jul 1997, Isaac Davis wrote:
At 08:54 PM 7/18/97 -0500, you wrote:
I recently picked up an Atari 400 computer... and
have the version of
Sega's Frogger for it. It's on cassette tape, and I am having some
problems loading it. I know some loading commands from a quick look at the
manual, but am still not able to get the tape loaded. I eventually get
errors using three different load types: CLOAD, ENTER "C:", and LOAD
"C:"
-- I think these are the three common types of loading procedures. I am
sure this tape is machine language, and am wondering if there are some
Cord,
Take the Basic cartridge out, and hold the Start button down when
turning the machine on. This will give the beep to hit play on the cassette
player, then hit enter and it will load. This is how you load a machine
language program on the atari from cassette. Hope this helps.
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