HOME : Returns cursor to beginning ($00 byte).
               S : Re-saves changed opcode file to a WORK DISK.


      KRACKER-MON COMMANDS

               R : Displays status of A,x,Y registers and Stack pointer
               G : XXXX - Executes code starting at $XXXX
               X : Returns user to Basic
               M : FFFF LLLL - Displays in hex, memory between 2 two
                   addresses. If a second address isn't specified, scrolls
                   forever. RUN/STOP halts.
               @ : Sends disk command. Alone returns drive status. $ for
                   directory of disk.
           SPACE : during directory pauses.
        RUN/STOP : abort directory listing.
               L : Load file from  disk.
                   L "FILENAME",device#,address (optional). For example -
                   L "FILE",08,C000 (IF an address is given, it WILL load
                   to that address.)
               V : Verify file in memory.
                   V "FILENAME",device,address (optional). Same as Load
                   command but Verify instead. A "?" stands for verify
                   error.
               S : Save File - S "FILENAME",device,FFFF,LLLL+1
                   Example: S "FILENAME",08,C000,D001
               F : FFFF LLLL xx - Fills memory from $FFFF to $LLLL with
                   $XX byte.
               D : FFFF LLLL ($LLLL Optional) - Disassembles memory. Use
                   CURSOR U/D to scroll through listing. Editing is
                   possible using mnemonic changes.
               P : Send code to printer - PD FFFF LLLL sends disassembly
                   listing.
                   PM FFFF LLLL sends HEX Memory listing.
                   (Commodore 1525 compatible only)
               A : XXXX mnemonic commands - Assemble code beginning at
                   $XXXX. (Be sure to use proper spacing between
                   characters.)
               H : FFFF LLLL PATTERN - Hunts from $FFFF to $LLLL for up
                   to an eight byte pattern. Use quotes on either side of
                   an ASCII pattern. ASCII and Hex may be mixed.
               T : FFFF LLLL XxXX - Transfers memory from $FFFF through
                   $LLLL to $XXXX.
              TC : Use same syntax as T command. Will transfer computer
                   memory to drive.
              TD : Use same syntax as T command. Will transfer drive
                   memory to the computer.
              TF : Same syntax as T command. Fast command version of TC.
                   Warning: $XXXX can't be between $0001 and $0147.
               O : This is the letter O not a zero. O followed by an 8,9,
                   A,B (device number) will put you in the drive-mon mode
                   for the specified drive. The above commands are the
                   same for the

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