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title: "TS1000/TS1500 Program Chaining, Part Four"
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excerpt: "For a practical demonstration of a chained program, using the Above RAMTOP method of passing data from one module to another, I have chosen one consisting of three modules. A module to set RAMTOP (\"RT\"), a text entry module (\"TE\"), and a text LPRINT module (\"PRT\"). The program will allow you to enter, store above…"
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# TS1000/TS1500 Program Chaining, Part Four

For a practical demonstration of a chained program, using the Above RAMTOP method of passing data from one module to another, I have chosen one consisting of three modules. A module to set RAMTOP (“RT”), a text entry module (“TE”), and a text LPRINT module (“PRT”). The program will allow you to enter, store above RAMTOP and print out a set of lines consisting of 32 characters per line.