Michal Hucik

Hi, your BASIC automatically runs the RUN command "AUTO RUN" when it starts. Depending on how BASIC was loaded onto the computer (CMT, QD, FD), BASIC will try to find and run a program named "AUTO RUN" on the same medium. In your case, it would probably try to find and run it from CMT. You can stop this process with SHIFT + ESC. Best regards - Michal

How to save work in progress

Hi Alex, I'm sorry, but I don't have time to look for ready-made samples or write new demo code for HW scroll right now. But I found an older project at SDCC where I have a simple text terminal in MZ-800 mode — it uses "full screen scroll up" when the cursor is on the last line (cursor coordinates are not part of the code; they are just 2 bytes X/Y). I'm attaching the files scroll.s and scroll.h. Hardware scroll on MZ-800 only works in MZ-800 modes (bitmap 320×200 or 640×200). It is controlled by...

Hi, From what you describe, I believe you are trying to save your code with the “S” command in the MONITOR 9Z-504M — using this method the program is saved to the virtual CMT in WAV format. The following procedure will work exactly the same from the MONITOR, BASIC, CP/M, or any other MZ-700/800 system that uses CMT: Disable the CMT hack: Menu → CMT → Use CMT Hack Open the virtuál cassette-player window with Alt + C Click the “recording” button, and a prompt will open asking you to create a new PC...

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