Example of how to run BASIC on an Apple I - not setting LOMEM

Submitted by Tom Owad on May 27, 2004 - 10:03pm

EXAMPLE OF HOW TO RUN BASIC ON AN APPLE I - not setting LOMEM
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\                               press reset
C100R                           run cassette program

C100: A9*                       (APPLE I response)
E000.EFFFR                      read BASIC into memory
\                               (APPLE I response)
E000R                           start-up BASIC

E000: 4C                        (APPLE I response)
>10 PRINT"SAMPLE PRORGRAM #1"   type in new program
>20 PRINT"THIS PROGRAM USES"    type in new program
>30 PRINT"MEMORY FROM"          type in new program
>40 PRINT"2048 TO 4096."        type in new program
>50 END                         type in new program
>RUN
SAMPLE PROGRAM #1               (APPLE 1 response)
THIS PROGRAM USES               (APPLE 1 response)
MEMORY FROM                     (APPLE 1 response)
2048 TO 4096                    (APPLE 1 response)
>\                              press reset
C100R                           run cassette program

C100: A9*                       (APPLE 1 response)
4A.00FFW800.FFFW                write program to tape
\                               (APPLE 1 response)
C100R                           enter cassette program

C100: A9*                       (APPLE 1 response)
4A.00FFR800.FFFR                read program from tape
\                               (APPLE 1 response)
E2B3R                           re-enter BASIC

E2B3: 20                        (APPLE 1 response)
>LIST
 10 PRINT "SAMPLE PROGRAM #1"   (APPLE 1 response)
 20 PRINT "THIS PROGRAM USES"   (APPLE 1 response)
 30 PRINT "MEMORY FROM"         (APPLE 1 response)
 40 PRINT "2048 TO 4096."       (APPLE 1 response)
 50 END                         (APPLE 1 response)
>

Computer Type: 
Apple I
Manufacturer: 
Apple