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1. 6502 assembly: invert bytes, horizontal flip, and rotate bytes

2. 6502 assembly: invert bytes, horizontal flip, and rotate bytes

I'll look in my reference manuals, but I thought it would be an
interesting discussion:

for illustration, an area of the screen 3 bytes tall by 5 bytes wide
(3 pixels X 35 pixels)

12345
12345
12345


I would like to do the following with this area of the screen:

1)invert the bits...  1's become 0's,   0's become 1's

2)horizontally flip the image

3)move the image one pixel to the left or right


invert:

??????

horizontal flip:

1 (76543210) 2 (76543210) 3 (76543210) 4 (76543210) 5 (76543210)

5 (01234567) 4 (01234567) 3 (01234567) 2 (01234567) 1 (01234567)

the bytes will need their bits reversed (ROtated ?)
and then need to be stored into different locations

I know that bit 7 doesn't get displayed....


************************************************8
move image left/right by one pixel:

I will have to ROtate the bytes

if moving image LEFT, must start on right
side of image, progress to left...

lda byte5
ROL
lda byte4
ROL
lda byte3
ROL
lda byte2
ROL
lda byte1
ROL
lda byte0
ROL

Rich

3. Useful shipping info

4. Useful manuals for some Apple II hardware.

Does anyone need the following softcopies of these manuals?

1.  AE PC Transporter User's manual
2. CP/M Appli-Card Installation and User's manual
3. Disc Quest v.13
4. Second Sight VGA Card Developer Manual.
5. AE Audio Animator User Manual

Tom.

5. This software is useful for CMMI and Bussiness Process Management

6. Autokeys macro: how can you get the "normal" access key behaviour after the autokeys routine

Hi

How do you get the Access to perform the regular operation on a trapped
autokey.  For example, imagine I wanted to trap ctl-c and all I wanted to do
was pop a msg box up, and then have Access do whatever it regularly does
with ctl-c ie let my autokeys trap and do something, and then let Access get
the trapped keys as per normal as if the Autokeys macro wasnt there.

Is this possible?

Thanks
AC

7. Use Access VBA to run an Excel sub routine

8. writing an error routine in case it doesn't save both files

This macro is dangerous.  It works nicely but if the file isn't there or the 
name gets changed then it writes the text file to the original instead of a 
copy.  Can you help me write an error routine?  Something like if the 
original name changes or sheet1 name changes then a big error message that 
this file is corrupted start over something like that?

thanks,

Sub saveIndesign()
'Appends date to filename so as to not write over an existing file

' saveIndesign Macro

Const fPath As String = "Mac OS X:"
Const fName As String = "Indesign"
Const fName1 As String = "SSP"






    'do the save first as a txt file


ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=fPath & fName & Format(Now, 
"yyyymmdd_hhmmss") & ".txt"
   
   'then save as a normal workbook or the existing file will be changed to a 
text file which is not what you want
   
ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=fPath & fName1 & Format(Now, 
"yyyymmdd_hhmmss") & ".xls", FileFormat:=xlWorkbookNormal

MsgBox "2 Files Saved  " & fName & fPath & Format(Now, "yyyymmdd_hhmmss") & 
" ; " & fName1 & fPath & Format(Now, "yyyymmdd_hhmmss")



End Sub