W8SDZ%simtel20@sri-unix.UUCP (03/19/84)
From: Keith Petersen <W8SDZ@simtel20>
NSWP2 for the Kaypro 10 or ADM3A terminal
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As supplied, NSWP2 does not use the inverse video sequences, you
must alter the COM file with DDT first.
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How to set-up NSWP2.COM to show $SYS and $R/O files with inverse
video for the Kaypro 10 (and the brand new Kaypro 4).
All you need is DDT.COM and a copy of NSWP2.COM.
A0>DDT NSWP2.COM <c/r>
-S104 <c/r> this is the inverse on sequence
03 <c/r> 03 means a three-byte video sequence
1b <c/r> 1b is hexadecimal for escape
42 <c/r> 42 is "B"
30 <c/r> 30 is "0"
. <c/r> entering a "." exits SET mode of DDT
-S10b <c/r> this is the inverse off sequence
03 <c/r>
1b <c/r> escape
43 <c/r> "C"
30 <c/r> "0"
. <c/r>
-g0 g0 exits DDT and returns to CP/M
warm boot
A0>SAVE 42 NSWP-K10.COM <c/r>
(NOTE: You may also specify a 4-byte video sequence and add "B1" and
"C1" calls for half intensity inverse video)
That's it ... plain and simple. Now any files with the $SYS,
$R/O, archive, or any other bit set will show up with an inverse
video block in the filetype extension when listed with NSWP2.
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Also to make the screen clear when NSWP2 signs on, set the following
memory locations as shown:
1D13H = 20 1D14H = 20 1D15H = 20 1D16H = 20
1D17H = 1A <-- this is the clear screen call 1ah or 26 decimal
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Many thanks to Dave Rand for this FINE utility program, I would
be lost without it on my hard disk drive.
Steve Sanders 03/01/84
Tampa Bay Bandit Board RCPM