Well, I started to have a look at this when I first received it and made the SSD copy.
The directory is hidden, which is a common happening. ADI was used to view the catalogue titles.
The first few programs I looked at were quite nicely 'protected' by including control codes into various REM statements. To view the BASIC code properly I used the BASIC Editor in MODE3 as this ignored the control codes and revealed further instructions in the program. There was a lot of obfuscation and contradictory statements but it was very easy to discover the first three code words and unpick what one had to do to find the rest and then I lost interest (at my age that is happening a lot![:lol:]( "Laughing")
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All these methods were used on a BBC Master. Does this count as using BITD methods?
The directory is hidden, which is a common happening. ADI was used to view the catalogue titles.
The first few programs I looked at were quite nicely 'protected' by including control codes into various REM statements. To view the BASIC code properly I used the BASIC Editor in MODE3 as this ignored the control codes and revealed further instructions in the program. There was a lot of obfuscation and contradictory statements but it was very easy to discover the first three code words and unpick what one had to do to find the rest and then I lost interest (at my age that is happening a lot
)All these methods were used on a BBC Master. Does this count as using BITD methods?
Statistics: Posted by flaxcottage — Sun Oct 27, 2024 8:30 pm