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    The P-GRAM was created by John Guion & Robert Jones and was marketed by Bud Mills Services (aka Horizon Computing). Bud closed the business a long time ago and hasn't sold the P-GRAM in years. He returned everything P-GRAM related to Robert Jones. The only support that you are likely to find is here or on one of the 99/4A related Yahoo Groups.
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    I guess that I need to ammend my previous message. I just downloaded the file and it's certainly not a GK dump. Sorry, but no idea.
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    Look at the file size. If it's 34 sectors then it's a GRAM Kracker dump. The disk I have has six files; ETSEA, ETSEA1.. through ETSEA5
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    And on that note; The site now contains a copy of John Dow's "Assembly Language Primer" that was graciously provided by Jim Fetzner.
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    Michael Zapf's TI Image Tool will create, read, import and export into PC99 and V9T9 format. The only issue is that it incorrectly creates the SSSD version of a PC99 disk. No database features, but it has other features and it's a quick easy way to move files from disk format to disk format. Ernie
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    Something that was recommended to me, and I found useful, was start with converting some of the BASIC programs contained in the User's Reference Manual that came with the 99/4A. It's amazing how much you'll learn. Ernie
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    Most Excellent! Thanks for doing this.
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    Marc, Determining if a file is PC99 is pretty simple. There are only two valid sizes; 255KB and 537KB, or at least that's the size they come up in Windows 7. Ernie
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