From: gids.rs@sasktel.net   
      
   > > Sort of. I got SPLIT working under Prodos (originally only worked under   
   Dos 3.3) that creates a functioning environment for Applesoft in Aux memory.   
   It basically allows one to run Prodos in main and Dos 3.3 in Aux and switch   
   between the two. Or    
   Prodos in both Main and Aux and have separate programs running in each. It   
   could potentially allow one have a program in every bank of a Iic or Ramworks   
   IIe. The only bad part is that the text screen has to be shared between them   
   or memory set aside to    
   save or restore text or graphics screens.   
   > This is RaThEr interesting, is split your creation?    
   > does it only work for the applesoft interpreter? or for prodos    
   > sys apps too?    
   > this would be rather decent loaded into a ROMX slot.   
      
   The original SPLIT program was in Nibble magazine, but only worked under   
   Dos3.3.  It took some doing to get it to work under Prodos.  I don't see any   
   reason why it shouldn't work with a System file, as the driver is stored out   
   of the way that a system    
   file can't stomp on it and only taps into the JSR at $BF00 which is used by   
   every MLI call.  The driver doesn't require Basic.system at all and could be   
   installed as a system file itself, which then launches the actual System   
   file,  the same way Prodos    
   launches Basic.system which then launches STARTUP.   
      
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