From: gids.rs@sasktel.net   
      
   > Here's a link to Extra K on a DOS 3.3 disk, which also inludes Extra Apple:    
      
   Finally had a chance to go through the Extra.Apple program on the Beagle   
   Prodos disk.  One minor difference.  It copies the basic program from Main   
   memory to Aux memory and edit it, or run it from there, then copy it back to   
   Main memory to be saved.     
   Which means Main memory is required to copy back and forth the program in Aux   
   memory for disk access.   
      
   My Basic program in Aux memory actually has access to Prodos and files can be   
   loaded and saved independent of each other no matter which memory the programs   
   are in.  I also automated the task of switching portions of the text screen so   
   that Main memory    
   would use the top half of the text screen and Aux memory would use the bottom   
   half.   
      
   I posted an article somewhere where it could be possible to have a program   
   running in every bank of a RamWorks card (up to 128 programs) and use   
   interrupts to access each of those programs.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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