BANNER.UNP

Program:  Banner Builder from Power Up (tm)
	  Copyright 1983 Software Publishing Corp. A:01

Instructions:

	  Copy BANNER.EXE to some other disk where DEBUG can get to it.

	  Rename BANNER.EXE to something other than an .EXE extension.
	  DEBUG does not allow writing to an .EXE file.
	  I will name it BANNER.DBD

	  Type:
	  -DEBUG BANNER.DBD

	  Type:
	  -S CS:0 L FFFF CD 13

          This DEBUG command searches BANNER.DBD for all INT 13's.
          If you don't know, INT 13 is the disk sector read interr
	  You should find 3 such interrupts at the following locat

	  XXXX:AA44
	  XXXX:AC72
	  XXXX:AC80

	  The XXXX above is different on every machine depending on wher
	  DOS decides to load it into memory.
	  The 3 Hexadecimal number following the XXXX: indicate the of
	  location of each INT 13.
	  The second number, AC72, is the first diskette sector read t
	  BANNER.EXE makes.
	  We are going to change the CD 13 bytes to EB 15 which will c
	  the program to jump over all the diskette sector reads and g
	  right into BANNER without looking at drive A:.
	  For your information, EB 15 tells the program to jump over 1
	  bytes.

	  Enter the following:

	  -E AC72
	  XXXX:AC72   CD.EB	 13.15
	  Make sure to press the space bar after entering EB and a car
	  return after entering the 15.
	  The space bar moves DEBUG to the next byte.
	  The carriage return terminates the entering of bytes and ret
	  you to the DEBUG prompt.
	  Now, write the file.

	  Enter the following:

	  -W
	  Writing 16180 bytes

	  Then quit by entering the following:

	  -Q

	  You should now be at your DOS prompt.
	  Now, rename BANNER.DBD back to BANNER.EXE and you now have a
	  clean program, one that will not look to drive A: for the orig
	  diskette.

Remember, do not distribute this program freely.  It's against the law.
These instructions are only intended to make the use of this program easier.

Author:  BABY HACK
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