Path: utzoo!utgpu!water!watmath!julian!uwovax!heinicke
From: heinicke@uwovax.uwo.cdn
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: C-64 Turbo Tape Commands
Message-ID: <264@uwovax.uwo.cdn>
Date: 30 Apr 88 16:24:32 GMT
References: <948@edsdrd.UUCP>
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Organisation: University of Western Ontario, Canada

In article <948@edsdrd.UUCP>, pjc@edsdrd.UUCP (Patrick J. Cavanaugh) writes:
> I need a little help with some oldstuff.
> that i am trying to resurect for my kid
> its an old Commodore tape drive and i forgot how to use the Turbo program
> heres the problem
> I have a C-64, a CBM tape recorder and
> a tape full of programs. The first program
> is called TURBO and all the rest of the programs are saved under the turbo format
>  i cant figure out how to load turbo or to load the programs...

I presume you mean the Turbotape program from the Jan/85 issue of Compute! mag.
If so-
- turn on machine & load & run any other utilities first.
- load the Turbotape program. (It should be called TURBO/64) A command
            LOAD "TURBO/64"
will do - unless the name's been changed.
- Then run it

- Then to save a program, use TSAVE "filename". TVERIFY works to verify.
- For ML programs, use
          TSAVE "prog name",aaa,bbb
where aaa = start address, and bbb = end address + 1.

- Loading programs saved this way don't need the utility. Just load as
normal.