Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post
No, not really. That didn't come out right at all.

The space above 64K can't be accessed by the READCODE statement. So your string data has to be in the first 64K. The space above 64k can store data, but READCODE can't use it. It's possible to write an ASM routine that does the same thing as readcode and uses the upper space, but it's not built in to PBP.

Hope that clarifies it a bit.
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That sounds about right, and makes quite a bit more sense.
So noted for the next project....