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OK, then how about the PET?

But I think I've got you -- the Commodore 16. This doorstop was given away to people who were promised a computer for listening to a spiel for timeshares near Brainerd, MN or something. My neighbor got one and let me play. Turns out it had a version of Commodore BASIC somewhere between the C64 and the C128 and had only 16K memory. Fun, however.

And it was a darker gray/tan.

Vern

At 09:33 AM 9/2/2004, you wrote:
Ah the commodore 64.  I had a Vic 20 if anyone can recall that, back when
I was a kid.  After reading the book that came with it, there was a
program at the end for a tank game.  It was a ton of lines of code (or at
least to a 7 yr old it was) and I spent about 3 hours coding that game.
Got some errors, fixed them and finally got to play the game for about 5
minutes.  Then I had to use the bathroom.  Came back to find that Mom had
turned the computer off because I wasn't using it and since the program
was only in the memory and I had not backed it up to the tape drive.....
My first lesson in SAVE SAVE SAVE lol.

Ron Power
Programmer
Information Services
City Of St. John's, NL
P.O. Box 908
St. John's, NL
A1C 5M2
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