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Just like BASIC.SYSTEM will automatically run STARTUP if present,
INTBASIC.SYSTEM will now run HELLO if present (and an INT file),
if the invoker didn't specify another path.
* If a file named HELLO is present but not an INT file, INTBASIC will
exit immediately back to the program selector. Hold down Open Apple
or Solid Apple to drop to the > prompt instead.
* If a file name HELLO is present and an INT file, INTBASIC will run
it, then exit back to the program selector when the program exits.
Hold Open Apple or Solid Apple to drop to the > prompt instead.
* If a file named HELLO is not present, INTBASIC will show the >
prompt.
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* Pressing <kbd>Control</kbd>+<kbd>C</kbd> will usually exit a program as well.
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* Optionally, hold down <kbd>Open Apple</kbd> or <kbd>Solid Apple</kbd> when starting to allow exiting the program to remain at the `>` prompt.
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3. When invoked directly, if a `INT` file named `HELLO` is present, will be run automatically.
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> ⚠️ Note that while Integer BASIC programs do have the ability to execute commands from BASIC with `PRINT "<control-D>..."`, only the above commands are supported. Commands for operating on text files (`OPEN`, `READ`, etc) are not supported.
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