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| | Apple II Csa2 FAQs: DOS & ProDOS, Part 6/23 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) |
 | | ProDOS has lots of nice features-- mainly, you can create sub-directories, diskettes ("volumes") can be named, and ProDOS works well on hard disks. |
 | | Since DOS 3.3 programs which do direct writes can, possibly, damage a ProDOS disk (see Question 22), be sure to run any risky-looking tests from a booted ProDOS diskette for which you have a backup. |
 | | From: David Empson A safer method is to BLOAD the file elsewhere, and copy data onto the text screen in a loop, copying 120 bytes and skipping 8 bytes, repeated 8 times. |
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