!pr0
!lm12
!rm75
Lower Case Titles in Version 1.1..................Bob Matzinger

A simple one-byte patch will enable you to use lower-case letters inside .TI titles.  There are eight versions of the assembler on the Version 1.1 release disk, and the byte to be changed is in a different place for each version.

The code for the .TI directive looks the same wherever it is located.  Here is a hex dump of the code, with a square around the byte to be changed:

       A2 00     LDX #0
       20 3E x2  JSR $123E or $D23E
       C9 2C     CMP #$2C
       D0 0D     BNE ...

       20 3E x2  JSR $123E or $D23E

       B0 08     BCS ...
       9D 70 01  STA $170,X       

The following table shows the address of the byte to be changed:

!lm+5
   File Name             x = 1000     x = D000
                         --------     --------
S-C.ASM.MACRO.x            $2CE6        $EE00
S-C.ASM.MACRO.x.E          $2CC2        $EDDC
S-C.ASM.MACRO.x.STB80      $2DDA        $EEFD
S-C.ASM.MACRO.x.VIDEX      $2DB1        $EED4
!lm-5

Once you find the right byte, which contains $3E, change it to $4E.  (Remember to change a byte in the RAM card you need to write-enable it first.)
