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Just my point, it didn't save the entire memory.

Thanks for the information Donski, Stuart.
I've learned something today.

In 'those days' I used the Power Cartridge's build in monitor to go into the memory. Just as an extra I looked up the Save command in the manual but there wasn't anything mentioned about the issue. It only states S ...

I can confirm the bug is there, just tried it.

This is what I did:
1-ALT M into the monitor
2-M2000 [enter], this works
3-ALT TAB to Firefox
4-Taskbar icon clicking CCS64 3.0 Beta 1.7
5-M2000 will not work, the 2 will clear the input line
It appears some other 0-9 keys also do not function ...

I tried it out by saving block C000-CFFF expecting the save to be 4096 bytes. However, it did not. There were only 4095 bytes. Apparently the last byte at CFFF is missing.

However, it al depends on the command specifications which I don't have at hand. If it reads Til then all is well, if it ...

Return key = Enter Key

Do a soft reset with Alt + R
Select the disk using F4
You can load a file with load"name",8,1

Does this info help?

Some picture improvements are really quite amazing.

For v2 I use a full screen size of 400x300. This works fine.
800x600 will produce scanlines, I think this is what your problem is.
There is no way of removing the scanlines in 800x600 as far as I know.

Press ALT + 8 and find the second disk/side 2. Press F4 to 'insert' the disk.
Now in the game press the firebutton (most often, or try the spacebar) to tell the game you have inserted disk2/side 2.

Go to my website at http://www.rfbcsa.nl/
You will find it at Channel 64/Software/Sound/Say it

-Start CCS64
-Press Alt+8
-Search the D64 file using the cursor keys and Enter key
-When you are pointing at the correct D64 image:
Press the Enter key to view contents of D64 image ...

I think my version of LCP comes with a bunch of tools, you might want to check it out.

Url: http://www.rfbcsa.nl/
Section Channel64/Software/Games/L/

"Windows cannot open this file" window?

Select the option: Select the program from a list. Press the OK button. Select the program you want to associate with the file (extension). If the program is not listed then select browse, locate and select it (for CCS64 this could be C:/Program Files/CCS64 ...

Yep, there seems to be a bug with this. It just doesn't work, just like Mmmm described. When I added ,1 to the filename, to state it should load the first file of the D64 image, it returned this (the @ are inversed):
LOAD "@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@",8,1
PRESS PLAY ON TAPE

e-male wrote:now how do i get into the game?

Maybe you are 'stuck' in a crackers intro screen? If so, press the Space-bar to continue...