ü2'˜� æï â ³ ÿ()ñ"E"ñÿ()ñ"H">�³³ á()"********* Start of Newprog (line 2200)********"?¢³ ³ "Anything above line 2200 will be from Chaindem.bas"?¬³ ³ á()"++++++++ This is Newprog (line 2220) ++++++++" X¶³³ " Newprog starts at line 2200 but is sometimes commanded to start at line 2220"[À³ "to demonstrate this facility . At other times the screen display may show material"Rʳ "from Chaindem.Bas to show how this can be done by the CHAIN MERGE command"*Ô³³ á()"*** Retaining Variables ***YÞ³ "The following demonstrations will show how variable can be retained or discarded"^è³ "by the various forms of CHAIN and CHAIN MERGE commands. If the variables are retained"Zò³ "a name and number will be shown, otherwise the name will not print and the number"(ü³ "will be incorrectly shown as 0. l ³³ á()"The girl's name is " rvsoî á rvsofæ"; she is "rvsoî î rvsofæ" years of age"T ³³ "The following is to demonstrate that variables representing functions can"Z ³ "also be retained or discarded at will. If the function variable has been retained"5$ ³ "the screen will flash when you press ANY key" . › ¸ (8 ³ oî™ óì ã d  « ³ ofæ7` ³ "Press any key to 'CHAIN' back to Chaindem.bas " j › ¸ t ‚ "chaindem"® “¸ Ë ÿuì"" œ ¸ ÊÀ^ ³ "I've had to cheat a little here or you could keep repeating this command as it simply"^& ³ "brings you back to this menu each time (since it is the start of the two CHAIN MERGED"70 ³ "programs). Please now try another option"œ ` o this menu each time (since it is the start of the two CHAIN MERGED"7