¹: In fact, more user areas existed. Deleted files for example are in reality only moved to USER 229 (hexadecimal &E5).
<br>== CAS TEST EOF ==
<br>* If the opened file doesn't have a header then hard EOF is signaled at the end of the current record (Each record is 128 bytes). e.g. if reading a file without a header which is meant to be 2 bytes long, hard eof will not be signalled until byte 128. * If the opened file does have a header then hard EOF is signaled at the end of the data defined by the header. (i.e. if there is a header and the file has length 2, hard EOF is signalled when reading the third byte).
== BASDOS ==
