UNPROTECTING BASIC PROGRAMS SAVED WITH THE ,P OPTION

	 The following is a very simple anywhere, any time
method for unprotecting BASIC programs which have been saved
with the ,P option.  The principle of this method is to
force a zero byte into offset 1124 of BASIC's default
segement.  Loading a protected program disables immediate
mode pokes however the BLOAD function will do the job.	This
requires a compatable file readily generated with BSAVE.  In
turn, this requires a zero byte somewhere to save.  The best
place to get that byte is from offset 1124 before loading
the protected program.	This means that the BSAVE file
header will cause BLOAD to default to that load address.
Thus the technique is as follows:

	 BASIC[A]
	 BSAVE "unpro",1124,1
	 LOAD "filespec of protected program
	 BLOAD "unpro"

	 If you write 1124 on the back of your driver's
license you'll be able to deal with problems in protected
programs any time, any place.  There have been sporatic
cases were LISTing continues past the lines of the protected
program on into prior program residue in memory.