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StevenRoy wrote:What game is it?

Eternal Dagger. (Wizard's Crown II)

Okay, tried the version at Arnold, it still has the copy-protected version. I just need to change 2 lines in a BASIC file and save it. That should fix the copy protection.

Hi!

When I use the menu to create a new .D64, the name I type for the disk isn't displayed as I type. It still works, it just feels funny.

okay, the .d64 isn't write protected.

None of the files have "<" after them.

I'm using V3.0 beta 1.3, and the scroll lock light doesn't do anything.

But I've turned on the Drive status indicator. When I try the @0: save, it stops at track 18, and the red light blinks.

when I try to s0: the file ...

update:

I tested the @0: save with a blank disc and bogus program, and it works fine. So more details:

I've got a .d64 with a game on it. The boot sequence is written in BASIC. I need to delete a line from the loader to get it to work. When I load it, delete the line, and do

save "@0:prgname",8 ...

I'll let you guys know when I get Eternal Dagger working.

I'm trying to save a BASIC file that already exists to a .d64.

I've got the 1541 on continuous update, but to no avail.

I'm using the

save "@0:name",8

convention, which should save the new file over the old one.

Is this supported by CCS64, or am I doing something wrong?