Re: Moon Rise Animation (pics 1-4)
Peter Punk wrote: >So did i, in BASIC, on the C=64. I once made a > scandisk-like program, and it >even worked! :-) Ahh, the good old C64. Sounds like you've been at it for awhile! My best friend in childhood had one (I had an Atari 400 as my 1st comp). Just recently a friend gave me a box of hardware (he knows I strip things for parts) along with a complete C64. I'd set it up if I had room (just to dink around with it), but right now I'm at max capacity with the 7 boxes I'm already running. ][ncogni']['o
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