Tape Index
Your Computer, March 1985

Terrence Brown,
Ponteland,
Newcastle upon Tyne.

This program creates a file of the cassettes contents and should
normally be saved at the beginning of side 1. It may be used for
either the 16K or 48K Spectrum. After entering the program, Run.
You will then be asked to enter the Tape Title after which the
menu is given providing options to:

1. Print Contents of data memory.
2. LPrint Contents of data memory.
3. Enter new data into memory.
4. Change existing data memory.
5. Save program and data memory.
6. Stop program.

After the program has been saved any future Load will result in it
auto starting at option 1.

When entering Data there is no need to enter the data in order as the
program contains a Sort subroutine - lines 900 to 930 - which will
sort into order of, first, side and then tape counter.

For those who do not yet know how to enter line 0, enter this line as
1 and after that Enter as a direct command

	POKE 23756,0

Line 1 will now be changed to line 0.

The data memory has been dimensioned as 18 because this fills one screen
without being asked "scroll?" and this is usually sufficient for most
computer tapes. However, if additional data memory is required then alter
the value of "y" in line 10.

If you Break the program for any reason do not type Run as this will clear
all variables/strings. Restart by entering

	GOTO 40

However, once the program has been used it may be reused on another tape
bt breaking the program - option 6 - then press Run to clear the memory
for new data.