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When the flash card and OZ 4.2 were produced, RomCombiner was modified so that applications could be added on these devices as well.
Prerequisites, Planning and Using
As you are reading this on the internet, you already have one item, a computer that you can download the applications from. To demonstrate how to use this program, Ozvm the Z88 emulator is being used so that screen shots may be used. Using the emulator has other advantages, these are:-
- Use the larger 1M RAM and 1M Flash cards to store and build applications (even though you may not have one for your Z88)
- Importing and exporting files from the main computer to Ozvm directly.
- Saving the state of the emulator at key points which can be returned to if a mistake is made.
Finally you need a link like Eazylink and a cable, so that your compilation can be used on a real Z88.
This description is assuming that a Flash card is used for the compilation. Unless you just want to add an additional application, making a compilation needs a number of points to be considered. This requires planning and then execution. We will be using the Pareto principal (80% planning, 20% doing), so don't expect to be even looking at RomCombiner just yet.
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Order | Key | Application |
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10 | I | Index |
11 | D | Diary |
12 | P | PipeDream |
13 | B | BASIC |
14 | R | Calculator |
15 | C | Calendar |
16 | T | Clock |
17 | A | Alarm |
18 | F | Filer |
19 | E | PrinterEd |
20 | S | Panel |
21 | X | ImpExp |
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