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Test Diagram
Ken's wages in pence
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Working with CP/M 2.2
An example of GSX printer output
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In contrast to CP/M Plus, CP/M 2.2 (which is a previous version) is very strict about
changing discs, and often requires you to re-load parts of the operating system from a
System Disc in Drive A: particularly when the A> prompt is returned to after
running a program. It is therefore normal to use System Discs. The single drive file
copier F I LEe 0 P Y has to be used instead of PIP if you do'not have a second drive.
It is only recommended that you use CP/M 2.2 if you have software already running
on AMSTRAD models CPC664 or CPC464+ DDIl, whose software is not, in some
way, compatible with CPIM Plus.
Warning· Some CPC664/CPC464+ DDI-l CP/M 2.2 Applications Software
contains certain installation-specific instructions, and will not operate with
CP/M Plus. In these cases it will be necessary to use the CP/M 2.2 contained on
Side 4 of your system discs package.
Chapter 4 Page 10 Using Discs and Cassettes