@@ -383,12 +383,12 @@ program (currently) works only for the former, not the latter.
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The three Radio-Shack portables (Models 100, 102 and 200), the Kyocera
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Kyotronic-85, and the Olivetti M10 all share the same tokenized BASIC.
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- That means one tokenize .BA file _ might_ work for any of those,
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- presuming the program does not use CALL, PEEK, or POKE. However, the
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- NEC family of portables -- the PC-8201, PC-8201A, and PC-8300 -- run
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- N82 BASIC, which has a different tokenization format. A tokenized N82
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- BASIC file cannot run on an M100 computer and vice versa, even for
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- programs which share the same ASCII BASIC source code.
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+ That means a single tokenized BASIC file _ might_ work for any of
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+ those, presuming the program does not use CALL, PEEK, or POKE.
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+ However, the NEC family of portables -- the PC-8201, PC-8201A, and
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+ PC-8300 -- run N82 BASIC, which has a different tokenization format. A
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+ tokenized N82 BASIC file cannot run on an M100 computer and vice
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+ versa, even for programs which share the same ASCII BASIC source code.
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### Checksum differences are not a compatibility problem
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