--- Adrian Graham <witchy at binarydinosaurs.co.uk> wr ote: g Yes, you could type the keywords, but no you couldn't make mistakes (atleast, not on my Spectrum 128 +2) as you were forced to correct any syntax errors before you could type in the next line of BASIC. Or atleast that's the case for 128K BASIC. I never used the 48K BASIC mode. st Err. not on my Spectrum. From top to bottom it was: Loader (load in tape games - equivalent to typing Load "", IIRC) 128K BASIC Calculator 48K BASIC te For the record I still have my Spectrum in it's original box. I had the light gun games 6-pack version sold in the early 90's. The games were: Robot Attack Operation Wolf (published by Ocean) Missile Ground Zero Bullseye ? (some target range in the wild with 4 levels?) Toy Bizarre My mum, however, put it somewhere "safe" sometime last year. It has the SNES game Super Mario World (with all 96 levels accessed) in with it too which I wanted to play earlier this year to a) recharge the battery back-up and b) cause it's great fun to play. Needless to say we couldn't find it :( The Spectrum manual, thankfully, is on my shelf here in my bedroom. I read it through thoroughly (start to finish) atleast twice in the early 90's as I wanted to make great games. Just as back then, I still have lot's of imagination and idea's for games and software. Thanks to my Amiga and AMOS BASIC I have been able to realise some of them. I do have plenty more stuff to come :) Regards, Andrew B aliensrcooluk at yahoo.co.uk