Hello Sylvain
On Monday, 24 February 1997 00:01:00, you wrote to All:
SL> hi! I need an help to figure what these returned codes mean.
SL> Function AL = 00
SL> AH = 00 DOS 2.x PRINT.COM (undocumented, see note below)
SL> 01 PRINT (undocumented behavior also, see note below)
SL> on return:
SL> AL = 00 not installed, ok to install
SL> = 01 not installed, do NOT install
SL> = FF installed
SL> I installed PRINT in memory tried AH=00, it returns AL=01
SL> " " " " " " AH=01, it returns AL=FF
SL> What AL=01 really mean?? If I believe these statements, it says "not
SL> installed" but its totaly untrue!
AH = 0 is for DOS 2.x PRINT.COM, and it says AL = 01, not installed,
do not install (presumably because you have a later version of DOS).
AH = 1 is for later versions, and it says AL = FF, installed. What's
wrong with that?
Friendly greeting you,
Hans Lunsing, Fido : 2:281/607.214, 2:282/610.12
Internet : jlunsing@doge.nl
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