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Public Disk: jim-butterfield.d64

"JIM-B           " JB 2A

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Release Name: The Jim Butterfield Disk
Released By: raymondday61
Published: Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Public Category: Demos
Version: 1
Internet Adapters:
Commodore Platforms: C64

Release Comments:
I think I got this disk at a user group long ago. Looks like it has the 1540 ROM code on it too.

It my of came right from Jim Butterfield.

-Raymond Day

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BLOCKS FILENAME        TYPE ADDRESS

0 "JIM-B           " JB 2A
10  "SUPERMON.V      " PRG  1025
13  "SUPERMON+64     " PRG  2049
24  "SUPERMON INST   " PRG  1025
8   "UNICOPY64       " PRG  2049
4   "FACTORS 64      " PRG  2049
10  "COPY-ALL.64     " PRG  2049
8   "DISK LOG 64     " PRG  2049
9   "LOCKDISK64      " PRG  704
30  "TURBO/VDOS GEN  " PRG  2049
3   "STRING THING V64" PRG  2049
5   "MORSE           " PRG  2049
13  "SCREENMAP 64    " PRG  2049
21  "FINANCIAL       " PRG  1025
23  "ANDROID NIM     " PRG  2049
12  "TWIN BAGELS     " PRG  1025
8   "ARROW           " PRG  2049
8   "CURFIT          " PRG  1025
22  "EXPLORE         " PRG  1025
6   "CROSS-REF64     " PRG  2049
18  "BLACKJACK       " PRG  1025
7   "POEMS           " PRG  1025
17  "PETALS          " PRG  1025
12  "MORTGAGE        " PRG  1025
16  "BATTLESHIPS     " PRG  1025
23  "GRUNGY TOWERS   " PRG  1025
25  "LIST ALL        " PRG  1025
52  "LABYRINTH       " PRG  1025
3   "LOTTERY         " PRG  1025
2   "PRINT USING     " PRG  1025
8   "ANAGRAMS        " PRG  1025
12  "MAZE            " PRG  1025
6   "MILEAGE         " PRG  1025
22  "AFO             " PRG  1025
4   "CHANGE DISK     " PRG  1025
6   "PEOPLE          " PRG  1025
30  "INSULTER        " PRG  1025
26  "ELIZA           " PRG  1025
4   "POWERTWO        " PRG  1025
7   "JOTTO2          " PRG  1025
22  "FACES           " PRG  1025
65  "1540.ROM        " PRG  43671
2   "FIX60           " PRG  4609
2   "FIXA0           " PRG  4609
0   "                "*DEL  
0   "                "*DEL  
0   "                "*DEL  
0   "                "*DEL  
0   "                "*DEL  

36 BLOCKS FREE

READY.
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