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                 PRESENTS
              PROTECTION II

    Here are some examples of what i
showed you in section one(read it 
first if you haven't read it yet)
to remove commands(a quick summary):

1)Choose command
2)Look it up in the table in the first
section of this article

3) Get into mach. lang. (CALL-151)

4) Type the address of the command

5) Type 60(this will return the person
using the command to applesoft without
executing the command)

6) Init the disk.

Example: To erase the save command:

The save address is a397 so you get 
into ml and type the following

*A397:60(RETURN) THEN CTRL-C
that's all there is to it. it is
the same to remove any command.
remember!!! Once you remove a command
it is gone!!! 

            RENAMING COMMANDS
    The best,most simple and easiest
way to do this is with dos boss,but
if you want to try to get the feeling
of being a pioneer(like me) then i'll
give you some hints in how to change
things around by going into the heart
of d.o.s. itself. Ok, but remember...
i warned you it wouldn't be easy!!!

The best thing to do if you are 
interested in dos and command renaming
is to check out the ascii codes list
on page 136 or 138 of your applesoft
book if you don't have a book, I
can teach you a quick way to figurte 
out the codes right now....

The codes(letters anyhow) start with
the hex-decimal number 41. This is the
code for 'A' it goes A-41 B-42 C-43
up to I-49 then it goes J-4A K-4E
correction that should be K-4B
L-4C M-4D UP TO O-4F THEN IT GOES
P-50 Q-51 R-52 UP TO Z
some of you may be lost at this point
if you are, don't worry...what I am
talking about is the way command
names etc.. look like in mach. lang.

the way you can find them is by the
way the codes 'TRANSLATE' If you are
still confused, get into mach lang and
try this:

type A884 and then hit return

you should see:  A884:49 4E 49 D4

The last letter is 'TOKENIZED' see
the first section of this art. On
how to tokenize. Tokenization lets the 
apple know that that is the last letter

If you check either your code chart or
try to translate from the way i showed
above, you'll notice that the 4 things
theer spell out I N I T (INIT) This is
the init command. To change it, you
type this A884: Then type the code for 
what ever word you want to replace it
with.(It has to have the same number
of letters(you shouldn't have any
trouble finding lots of four letter
words to replace init!