XPost: alt.lang.asm, comp.os.dos.programmer   
   From: terje.mathisen@nospicedham.tmsw.no   
      
   Kerr-Mudd, John wrote:   
   > Just print current Month in <256 bytes, start of week as parm.   
   >   
   > eg. 'Showmth Tu' (must be exact case to match display letter pairs!).   
   > default with no or invalid parm is 'Su'(nday).   
   >   
   > 251 bytes (233 without parm code)- possibly add code to prt '*' for   
   > current day?   
   >   
   > Should be OK to year 9999; it's bit hard to test without changing the   
   > system clock.   
   >   
   > ->           d 100 l100   
   > 1636:0100 A1 82 00 BF-C7 01 B9 07-00 89 CB F2-AF 75 03 29  .............u.)   
   > 1636:0110 CB 4B BF 24-09 57 B4 2A-CD 21 51 28-C2 00 DA BE  .K.$.W.*.!Q(....   
   > 1636:0120 D5 01 A5 B0-20 B9 06 00-00 CA F3 AA-88 F1 49 89  .... .........I.   
   > 1636:0130 CD 01 CE 01-CE 01 CE A5-A4 AA 58 52-99 B1 64 F7  ..........XR..d.   
   > 1636:0140 F1 52 08 D2-75 02 88 C2-E8 71 00 58-E8 6D 00 BE  .R..u....q.X.m..   
   > 1636:0150 C5 01 56 A5-01 DE 01 DE-B0 20 B1 07-38 D9 75 03  ..V...... ..8.u.   
   > 1636:0160 BE C7 01 A5-AA E2 F5 5E-A5 5B 92 99-4D 75 06 4A  .......^.[..Mu.J   
   > 1636:0170 24 03 74 01-4A 88 F9 BE-D5 0A D3 EE-83 D2 1E 93  $.t.J...........   
   > 1636:0180 BE 0A 0D B1-07 D4 07 98-74 0C 50 28-C1 B0 20 AA  ........t.P(.. .   
   > 1636:0190 AA AA E2 FB-91 59 40 4A-78 16 50 D4-0A 86 E0 3C  .....Y@Jx.P....<   
   > 1636:01A0 00 75 02 B0-10 E8 18 00-B0 20 AA 58-E2 E8 B1 07  .u....... .X....   
   > 1636:01B0 96 AB 96 79-E1 5A 89 D0-AA CD 21 C3-B1 0A F6 F1  ...y.Z....!.....   
   > 1636:01C0 35 30 30 AB-C3 0D 0A 53-75 4D 6F 54-75 57 65 54  500....SuMoTuWeT   
   > 1636:01D0 68 46 72 53-61 0D 0A 4A-61 6E 46 65-62 4D 61 72  hFrSa..JanFebMar   
   > 1636:01E0 41 70 72 4D-61 79 4A 75-6E 4A 75 6C-41 75 67 53  AprMayJunJulAugS   
   > 1636:01F0 65 70 4F 63-74 4E 6F 76-44 65 63 00-00 00 00 00  epOctNovDec.....   
   > ->           q   
      
   Calendar program are always fun, I wrote my first one about 30 years   
   ago. The main feature was that it knew about all the fixed and variable   
   Norwegian holidays, and would print them in Red, just like it did for   
   Sat/Sun. It would by default print 12 months in a 3x4 grid. It was much   
   larger though, about 5KB of Turbo Pascal that compiled into a 10K CAL.EXE.   
      
   I could probably start up DosBox and check that it still works?   
      
   Terje   
      
      
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