From: thefadden@gmail.com   
      
   On Thursday, October 14, 2021 at 7:09:13 AM UTC-7, Jayson Smith wrote:   
   > Sorry if I'm missing something obvious here. I want to be able to use an    
   > assembler under Windows to assemble Apple II programs. However, I don't    
   > know of a way to import the resulting binaries to a DOS 3.3 disk with    
   > CiderPress in such a way that the four-byte binary header giving the    
   > start address and length of the file is also included. Is there a way to    
   > do this?    
      
   Add the file type / aux type tag to the filename, e.g. "FOO#062000" for a BIN   
   file that loads at address $2000.  Then just add it to the DOS 3.3 disk   
   image.  Since it's being added as a BIN file to a DOS disk, the load address   
   and length will be added    
   automatically.   
      
   Type preservation doc: https://nulib.com/library/nulib2-preserve.htm   
      
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