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DUMPSCRN
BLOADable High-Resolution Graphics Screen Dump
This program by Chris Lindell is taken from Softalk Maga-
zine.[1] The article contained a BASIC program to create the
machine language program from data lines. To do the job, what
you need is the machine language file, DUMPSCRN.BAS.[2] To use
it, you BLOAD DUMPSCRN.BAS into a BASIC program and run it from
there.
To show you how to do this, look at DUMPSCRN.MRG. That's a
normal set of BASIC lines to BLOAD the machine code, create a
subroutine to run it, and set up a function key to GOSUB to it
from the keyboard.
If you want to see the Assembly program for DUMPSCRN, you
can find it in the original article.
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1. Chris Lindell, "From Screen to Dump in Almost 60 Flat",
Softalk, July, 1983, pp. 51-53.
2. Despite its extension, DUMPSCRN.BAS is a binary file of ma-
chine code, not a listable, runnable BASIC program. That is why
you can only use it via BLOAD.