01-06-2003, 12:05 PM
01-06-2003, 01:22 PM
This is from memory, and I haven't done it in over a year, but here goes (and subsequent posters may correct):
[1] Transfer the file to your 48 (I can't advise 49, but strongly suspect it's the same procedure).
[2] Locate to the directory of your choice (the attachment is to a directory, as I've always done mine to HOME, they're always visible everywhere, but I inferred that attachment to a subdir would conceal...).
[3] Recall LIB to the stack (may or may not then PURGE original name).
[4] STOre to the PORT; for 48S & G, use "0 STO" (that's numeric zero then STO), others may have more PORTs to play with.
[5] Turn the 48 off, then on. YOu should see a delay in it coming back on, and you'll be in HOME.
[6] Check the LIBrary to see that it's present, and test as appropriate.
I look forward to corrections....
01-06-2003, 02:29 PM
HI;
only one (by memory, too) that I remember:
[4] STOre to the PORT; for 48S & G, use :0: [STO] (that's numeric zero then STO), others may have more PORTs to play with.
The :: operator is necessary to identify a port address.
Also, if I am not wrong, you can attach more than one library in HOME dir, but only one for each subdir.
My US$,25.
Cheers.
01-06-2003, 07:02 PM
Thanks, Luiz!
I just *knew* there was something missing about that zero. So it's not a _numeric_ zero, it's a \->TAG zero. But your other comment about one attach per subdir, that I never knew (not a problem on my 48S, 32_KB just isn't enough memory to worry about scattering LIBraries about like autumn leaves :).