From: grinder@no.spam.maam.com   
      
   Tom Lake wrote:   
   >> Is "volume" the same thing that's referred to as the "filename" of the   
   >> data on the cassette?  I've tried using a few different reasonable   
   >> guesses, and also *, which I thought would mean "next file,"   
   >> regardless of its name.   
   >   
   > No, volume means the volume on the cassette recorder.  Before the newer   
   > version   
   > of Level II BASIC (MEMORY SIZE rather than MEM SIZE) the cassette volume   
   > was critical for a good load.   
      
   I see.  I'm using Keil's Model III/4 emulator.  I think he was only   
   joking in his FAQ about implementing a volume simulation for those of us   
   that miss random load failures.   
      
   Any ideas about what the "C" is that shows up do indicate an error?   
   Checksum?   
      
   At any rate, I was hoping that I was doing some part of the procedure   
   wrong.  Hopefully I can find a Space Warp manual around somewhere that   
   spells it out.   
      
   I notice that the response I get depends upon my choice at Cass?  L or H   
   makes an impact, even though I can select baud (500/1500) from within   
   the emulator settings.  Is Cass? something other than asking which baud   
   rate the cassette interface should assume?   
      
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