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From: glk309
Date: Fri, 24 Oct 1986 20:28

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	I know this may sound infinitely stupid to some
	of you, but I still don't understand how basic's
	peek and poke work with the 68K computer.  I can
	program 8 bit assembly, but I haven't taken the
	time to learn 16 yet. If someone knows of a good
	book or booklet or can explain it to me, I would
	appreciate it.

	What is the best assembler to learn on and are 
	there any in public domain?  I have an ASM68K
	file saved, but i don't know how to download and
	get rid of the M's and b's.

		Sorry if I sound stupid,

				Gregory L Kerr
				University of Illinois

				glk309@uiucuxa

		Thanks in advance 


  	P.S. Could I be added to the mailing list?

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