INFOLOAD by Rogerio Cordeiro Martins Some programs are quite difficult to break into. Some use complicated loaders (quite cunning), some encrypt their code (very cunning), while others fill up the entire memory with themselves, leaving not one spare byte for a disassembler, monitor or even a POKE. Rogerio Cordeiro Martins obviously hates the latter type, because he's written an extremely sly program which overcomes this painful problem by displaying what's loading on screen as readable ASCII. In this way you can discover cheat modes, passwords, and hidden programmer's messages. Method Here comes an understatement: this program is easy to use, hexadecimal simplicity. First type in the Basic controller program and save that with: SAVE "info" LINE 10. Follow that with a saved version of the code (which I know you typed in using the Hex Loader program). It starts at 32768 and is 365 bytes long, so you save it with: SAVE "name" CODE 32768,365. Information The program constantly fills the screen up with information. The code will continue loading even when the screen is packed with information. Clear the screen with ENTER. Breaking out of the program at any point is achieved with SPACE. To return to InfoLoad use RANDOMIZE USR 32768.