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</td></tr></table>Adminhttps://www.color64wiki.itchybutt.org/index.php?title=Support_programs&diff=429&oldid=prevAdmin: Created page with "In addition to the folders included, there are some included programs I found useful that will help you in your BBS Operation. You will see these and their supporting files on the build in the root folder. CG Editor 2.5: Great SEQ file editor, though it has a bug or two! Sequenzer: Another SEQ file editor. It’s good, but I don’t use it much anymore because it records all keystrokes. Kaleidoscope V4: By far, my favorite SEQ file editor. Note though that you ca..."2025-10-09T03:24:09Z<p>Created page with "In addition to the folders included, there are some included programs I found useful that will help you in your BBS Operation. You will see these and their supporting files on the build in the root folder. CG Editor 2.5: Great SEQ file editor, though it has a bug or two! Sequenzer: Another SEQ file editor. It’s good, but I don’t use it much anymore because it records all keystrokes. Kaleidoscope V4: By far, my favorite SEQ file editor. Note though that you ca..."</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>In addition to the folders included, there are some included programs I found useful that will help you in your BBS Operation. You will see these and their supporting files on the build in the root folder. <br />
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CG Editor 2.5: Great SEQ file editor, though it has a bug or two! <br />
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Sequenzer: Another SEQ file editor. It’s good, but I don’t use it much anymore because it records all keystrokes. <br />
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Kaleidoscope V4: By far, my favorite SEQ file editor. Note though that you cannot use this for a SEQ file that goes beyond one screen display. <br />
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Sysres 85.1: an excellent code editor. This requires loading with “8,1” as it is an autoboot program. <br />
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Note: Included as part of this, there is a “SYSRES KEY” file. When in SYSRES, if you type “EXEC SYSRES KEY”, it will configure your system so if you press SHIFT-O, it will print the OPEN command for changing a directory (JiffyDos users will still need this as SYSRES interferes with the @CD command). If you press SHIFT-S, it will print the “save and replace” command. You simply add the details to the printed text to perform the command you desire. <br />
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FB64/FB128: Menu loading program for SD2IEC users <br />
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DC64/DC128: Direct Copy <br />
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CCGMS2022: Terminal program <br />
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CGTerm-128 v4.2: Terminal Program <br />
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