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Assunto:  Re: Commodore 64 Ultimate
De:       Dennis Katsonis
Data:     Fri, 24 Apr 2026 22:22:00 +1000
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-=> Mortar M. wrote to Dennis Katsonis <=-

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 MM>   Re: Re: Commodore 64 Ultimate
 MM>   By: Dennis Katsonis to Mortar M. on Sun Apr 19 2026 16:49:00

 > That may be true.  I'm thinking of all the books and magazines that
 > had listings.  They would have had to have catered to the lowest
 > common denominator (the built in BASIC).

 MM> Many of them did.  I had quite a library of such books, as well as
 MM> dialect specific ones.  Some books even included a section on
 MM> converting between BASICs.

OK.  I never much in that way, but also, I didn't have a computer
until 1991, where I had for a few years a few of the old
microcomputers (including the Vic 20 and C64), so I was a bit late to
the game.  The books I saw were those at my school library, or
magazines that were lent to me.

I'm sure there were far more back in the 80s.


I recall the Usborne books (I still have some) and the Basic Computer
Games book by David Ahl.
 
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