pokes.txt

RAND USR 963 - clears the program area
RAND USR 3086 - scrolls the screen up one line
RAND USR 681 - in FAST mode, prevents the report code from being displayed at the end of a program
RAND USR 0 - clears the program area and RAMTOP
RAND USR 836 - loads a program and stops it if it is self-starting! (fast mode)
RAND USR 757 - In FAST mode, saves a program without a name
RAND USR 3292 - equivalent to STOP
RAND USR 3875 - equivalent to FAST
RAND USR 1476 - equivalent to EDIT
RAND USR 930 - equivalent to BREAK
RAND USR 2955 - equivalent to the , (comma) in a PRINT statement

POKE 16510,0 - makes the first program line uneditable
POKE 16389,68 - sets up a minimal display file for 16K users

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Ab better way is to start editing a new program with line 1 and a copyright note:
1 REM COPYRIGHT ...

Then do a POKE 16509, 40

That will change the line number to "A280", which can neither be edited nor deleted.
And because that is a big line number, all further BASIC lines will be inserted before that line, so the lines moves up in memory and cannot be found easily (to POKE it back to a valid line number).


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POKE 16418,0

from within a program gives to 2 more lines at the bottom of the screen to be PRINTed AT (so the full screen 24x32 may be used by the program).
But set it back to the normal value 2, if you want to INPUT data (needs that 2 lines).



--- Print Total Memory
PRINT PEEK 16388+256*PEEK 16389