Commodore 128 Personal Computer System Guide Commodore Business Machines 1985

Personal Computer System Guide for Commodore 128 1985
Commodore Electronics Limited published& distributed with the 128 version of the Commodore Personal ComputerCommodore 128
A guide to the ins and outs of programming the Commodore 128 sold original with the C128. Includes no Schematics of the main circuit board of the computer but has diagrams of the main ports, charts of PETSCII, ASCII, CHR$, screen display codes, screen & color maps, derived trigonometric functions, codes for keyboard symbols programming, sprite registers and of course BASIC keywords, statements, functions and rules.

Commodore Business Machines manual.
Copyright 1985 by Commodore Electronics, Ltd.
Preowned in no package.Despite being opened, sold as is with no returns allowed.
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