Автор: Mark Turner
Год: 1991
Издатели: Your Sinclair
Языки:
Английский
Формат:
TAP лента
Требования:
ZX Spectrum 48K
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Страница на ZXArt
Страница на World Of Spectrum
Страница на Spectrum Computing
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Год: 1991
Издатели: Your Sinclair
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DOUBLE SCROLLER
by Mark Turner (again)
Single scrollers are old hat, let's face it, but this has to be
Pitstop's first ever double scroller. It's a bit like a single
scroller, only twice as good! As well as scrolling a normal,
double-height message across the middle of the screen, it also
superimposes a massive, huge great one over the top of it that's eight
characters high and completely different contents-wise.
There's a full demo when you run the program to indicate its potential
and show you how to get your own messages scrolling across the screen.
Note that the addresses of the two messages need to be POKEd into
64365 and 64372, and the messages themselves then need to be POKEd in
at these addresses. All should be made clear if you examine lines 35
to 70 of the program. The simplest way to achieve all this is
obviously to delete Mark's messages from the program and replace them
with your own.
by Mark Turner (again)
Single scrollers are old hat, let's face it, but this has to be
Pitstop's first ever double scroller. It's a bit like a single
scroller, only twice as good! As well as scrolling a normal,
double-height message across the middle of the screen, it also
superimposes a massive, huge great one over the top of it that's eight
characters high and completely different contents-wise.
There's a full demo when you run the program to indicate its potential
and show you how to get your own messages scrolling across the screen.
Note that the addresses of the two messages need to be POKEd into
64365 and 64372, and the messages themselves then need to be POKEd in
at these addresses. All should be made clear if you examine lines 35
to 70 of the program. The simplest way to achieve all this is
obviously to delete Mark's messages from the program and replace them
with your own.