====== BASIC versions ======
   * BASIC 1.0: The original one, as run by the TO7, TO7/70 and MO5. Does not handle memory banks. Available on newer machines for compatibility purposes.
   * BASIC 128: For TO7 and TO7/70 with memory expansion, or for MO6. The TO cartridge can also be run on TO9 and TO8(D).
   * BASIC 512: For TO9 and TO8(D). Can handle all the available RAM, but who writes so huge BASIC programs anyway?
   * DISC BASIC: For MO5 with floppy interface. Must be loaded from disc. Extends the BASIC 1.0 with extra commands that could not be fitted into ROM, including all the disc management stuff.

====== Loading programs ======
===== BASIC 1.0 =====
   * LOAD and RUN are used to load BASIC programs. Nothing special here
   * LOADM is used to load binary files. The syntax is ''LOADM "FILENAME",,R''
     * When working from tape, the file name can be an empty string ("") to load the first file found
     * The binaries have headers with the load and execute addresses, so you don't need to specify those when loading.
     * Adding ,,R after the filename tells the computer to load the file and immediately jump at the execution address. Otherwise you get back to BASIC.

===== DISC BASIC =====
   * The DISC BASIC itself is auto-booted from a floppy (if present) when the machine starts. In case you want to load it yourself you can boot a floppy using the ''DOS'' command.
   * When booting, if a BASIC file named AUTOEXEC.BAT is found, it will be executed immediately. You can use this to make autoboot floppies. Start with a copy of the DISC BASIC disc and add your own files.
   * Otherwise, the load and save commands work as usual. You can use drive identifiers: LOAD"0:FILE.BAS". Drives 0 and 1 are the two sides of the same floppy, drives 2 and 3 are the other floppy drive, if present.

===== BASIC 512 =====
Most of the time it is enough to press the B button on the menu to boot a disc and run AUTOEXEC.BAT on machines with BASIC 512.