OOPS! I counted the wrong direction OR set the data string location wrong, but
you get the idea. Putting the program in RAM requires some sort of a tool,
eitehr in the form of a front panel, or in the form of a debug monitor, just as
some others' programs require a loader to do the dirty work. Strobing a printer
port isn't really necessary if you consider a display to console as a PRINT
operation, which I really never did, but since 'C' and BASIC seem to agree that
printf() or PRINT "..." mean echo to console ...
Dick