#33.

... un filled issue of your rag. (Of course she and I have had our differences recently). "In addition, I could hardly refuse to re-subscribe in light of the simply nifty 'humble personal apology' you printed with MY NAME AMD EVERYTHING in issue #33. You even kinda mentioned it again in issue #35. So you will find enclosed a small token of my appreciation (in negotiable form; Mom said the envelope was too small for her suitcase and pillow)." David A., Somerville MA David, we have begun to suspec ...

... memory Invalid memory block addr. -40 9 in your computer for the application you just tried to run. Invalid drive -46 15 The drive you specified does not exist. Not same drive (on rename) -48 17 TOS Error #17. Seek out of range -64 n/a TOS Error #33. Internal error -65 n/a TOS Error #34. Invalid prg load format -66 n/a (the infamous) TOS Error #35. Setblock failed -67 n/a TOS Error #36. Note that some MS-DOS error codes do not have equivalent GEMDOS errors, and some GEMDOS error code ...

... er #31, as already mentioned is the byte to write for register #30 times (or copy from Register#32 / #33). If register #24, bit 7 is specified as a binary 1 then the memory is copied from the address in VDC memory pointed to by registers #32 and #33. ^A : Register #22: Character Horizontal Size Control ---- Bits 0-3 of this register determines how many horizontal pixels are used for each displayed character. Values greater than 8 here result in apparent gaps in the display. Inter-character spaci ...

... to sweat it. CoC #33 is our largest issue EVER. Over 260k of metallic mayhem for all of you to ponder. That's almost 40k more than our last anniversary issue. So, now here's your reward for your patience. Ladies and gentlemen... Chronicles of Chaos #33. NOTE: We'd like to apologize for an error that appeared in CoC #32 and make a correction at this time. Apparently we misspelled the name of one of the bands we reviewed. Namely "Children of Naami" should have been "Children of Maani". Our apologies ...