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• Identifying Physical Media
  ... record information yields examples ranging from Hollerith cards to ticker tape machines. ...ion of the relative position of the media and a read head. Look for either tape in reel form, enclosed reel, disk, or cylinder.
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• C0 controls
  ! title="Decimal code point" | Dec ...owledgement from the other end to make sure connection is still active. In DEC TOPS-20 mainframes, usually resulted in currently-active application output
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• BASIC
  ...h became the first product of Microsoft. This was distributed on [[punched tape]] to be loaded into those early computers, but later computer models such a ...ve.org/details/bitsavers_decpdp11baASICProgrammingManualDec70_5936477 1970 DEC PDP-11 BASIC manual]
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• Magnetic tape data storage
  |subcat=Magnetic tape |thiscat=Magnetic tape data storage
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• GW-BASIC tokenized file
  ... if protected, 0FFh if not. Files saved to [[IBM PC data cassette|cassette tape]] omit this byte, because byte 9 of the cassette header holds the protectio ! title="Decimal code point" | Dec
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• Apple Integer BASIC tokenized file
  ...t BASIC]] was licensed from Microsoft and made available to be loaded from tape or disk. Subsequent Apple models starting with the Apple II+ had Applesoft ! title="Decimal code point" | Dec
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• Applesoft BASIC tokenized file
  ...ith some changes by Apple) and originally made available to be loaded from tape or disk. Apple models starting with the Apple II+ (the first new model afte ...d in ROM (except for users of really old Apples who loaded it from disk or tape) made it difficult to update with bug fixes (unlike today's software that p
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• Compucolor BASIC tokenized file
  ...t modes as well as graphic mode. The original Compucolor I used an 8-track tape drive to store programs, while the later and more popular Compucolor II had ! title="Decimal code point" | Dec
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• Sol BASIC tokenized file
  ...nguage (not in ROM; you had to load it). When you saved a BASIC program to tape or disk, you could add a parameter to the SAVE command to make it save the ...rmat belongs in the [[Filesystem]] section (or would if they were the true tape format of a SOL-20 rather than just an emulated version that might differ).
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• APF Imagination Machine BASIC tokenized file
  ...o turn it into a full-fledged computer, with keyboard and [[Audio Cassette|tape drive]]. A [[floppy disk]] drive was also available. As with most computers ...s variables, so if you actually want to preserve the variables loaded from tape, you need to use the GOTO command to start running the program.)
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• FM encoding
  ...ode''' (BMC). It is used in some formats of [[floppy disk]] and [[magnetic tape]], as well as in networking protocols. * [[DEC RX01]]
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• TECO
  ...ape Editor & Corrector) is an early text editor (originally implemented on DEC mainframes and minis) which was also a programming language, of the sort in * [http://bitsavers.org/pdf/dec/pdp8/os8/AA-H608A-TA_os8teco_mar79.pdf TECO reference manual]
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