lets see...
I type 'monitor' to enter the builtin monitor
type:
a 01300 lda $47
a 01302 jsr $ffd2
a 01305 rts
x

I get a ready prompt and type in:
sys dec("1300")
G
and a g appears on the screen.
YAY! mind you I was expecting an A, but I'm not complaining

I have downloaded (on my mac) an assembler for the c-128. the extention is .d64

equipped with a 1571 disk drive, its cable, and some floppies:
how do I tranfer this to my c-128?

I confess I only own a c-128, but does the 64 not have the 'color #,#' command?

I have dowloaded the e-text version of the systems guide, but alas, can find no intructions on ML, only about the monitor. I have been searching my PDF copy of the programmers reference, but this is a difficult task, as the find command on my reader in not functioning properly. I know that I could o...

I am learning machine language for the c-128, and am armed with just the built in machine moniter.
what are the commands to print a character whose cscii code I have in the accumulator, on the screen. is there a builtin routine to accomplish this?

for the c128, where can I learn assembly language or machinge language (or are they the same thing?). has anyone tried to figure out where all of the system varibles, such as the key repeater(which tells the system whether to repeat a keystroke if the key is held down). what other peeks and pokes ca...

thank you so much. that helps quite a bit. I apologize if I sound annoying (grovel, grovel)

I recently aqquired a Commodore 128, and adore it. but I have no method of saving programs. how can I connect a tape recorder to my C-128?