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Displaying P-Screen's .ASM Screens From Your Programs
A86 assembler for P-Screen
(V3.22 January 25, 1990)
A86 is Copyright 1990, Eric Isaacson All Rights Reserved
P-Screen is Copyright 1988-1991, Rob W. Smetana
All Rights Reserved
P-Screen lets you save screens in .ASM form which you can then
"assemble" (compile) and LINK with your programs. But when we
added this feature, we realized that some of P-Screen's users
might have no way to assemble their screens into .OBJ files.
Not to worry . . .
Through special arrangements with Eric Isaacson (author of the
A86 assembler, Zipkey and other user-supported programs) we've
included a copy of A86 for your trial use in assembling P-Screen's
.ASM screens. You may use either A86 or MASM to assemble your
screens. A86 is much faster than MASM, and consumes just 23k of
disk space (compared with MASM's 100k+). But the choice is yours.
NOTE: We urge you to obtain the full version of A86 from a BBS, a
shareware distributor, or from Mr. Isaacson himself. This brief
discussion ONLY shows you how to use A86 to assemble P-Screen's
ASM screens. It does NOT explain A86's other features or advantages.
Please get the full version for it's complete documentation and
the other features Eric includes.
============================ LICENSE ============================
A86 is Copyright 1990, Eric Isaacson All Rights Reserved
P-Screen is Copyright 1988-1991, Rob W. Smetana
All Rights Reserved
=================================================================
Below are Eric Isaacson's guidelines for trying this A86 package.
=================================================================
This A86 package is provided under the following conditions:
You may execute the A86.Com program in this package in order
to evaluate it. If you decide that you want to continue using
A86 assembler beyond the trial perion of 30 days, you must become
a registered user by sending $50 US ($52 if you are outside
North America) to:
Eric Isaacson
416 E. University Avenue
Bloomington, IN 47401-4739
For your convenience, I now accept Visa and MasterCard, by
telephone. My number is (812) 339-1811.
When you register we'll send you the latest version of A86 on a
5.25 inch disk. We'll also send you the A86LIB tool, available
only to registered users. You may order further updates for
$10 US, or $12 US if you are overseas. Once you register for
this package, you are registered for all future versions -- you
have permanent rights to execute A86 on one computer. As long
as I'm in business, you can get the latest version for just the
update fee.
We also offer the D86 debugging tool. Normally it's also $50.
But when you order both A86 and D86 at the same time, I charge
$80 ($82 overseas) for both.
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