Corrected URL to HELP

Author: michaelsternberg

nos/HELP/MAP/CHSET.DOC

@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ provide text in GRAPHICS 8:
 120  GOTO 30
 
 LOAD
-"N:https://www.atariarchives.org/mapping/software/BITMAP8.BAS"
+"N8:https://www.atariarchives.org/mapping/software/BITMAP8.BAS"
 
 This program simply takes the bytes
 which represent the letters you input
@@ -139,11 +139,11 @@ program to edit character sets,
 
 TextPlot:
 RUN
-"N:https://www.atariarchives.org/c1bag/software/chapter4/P095L1.BAS"
+"N8:https://www.atariarchives.org/c1bag/software/chapter4/P095L1.BAS"
 
 SuperFont:
 RUN
-"N:https://www.atariarchives.org/c1bag/software/chapter3/P067L1.BAS"
+"N8https://www.atariarchives.org/c1bag/software/chapter3/P067L1.BAS"
 ---------------------------------------
 
 Locations 58368 to 58447 ($E400 to

nos/HELP/MAP/GTIA.DOC

@@ -3,39 +3,41 @@ TOPIC: MAP/GTIA
 
 53248-53505    D000-D0FF    GTIA
 
-GTIA (or CTIA) is a special television
-interface chip designed exclusively
-for the Atari to process the video
-signal. ANTIC controls most of the
-C/GTIA chip functions. The GTIA shifts
-the display by one-half color clock
-off what the CTIA displays, so it may
-display a different color than the
-CTIA in the same piece of software.
-However, this shift allows players and
-playfields to overlap perfectly.
+GTIA (or CTIA) is a special tele-
+vision interface chip designed 
+exclusively for the Atari to process
+the video signal. ANTIC controls most
+of the C/GTIA chip functions. The 
+GTIA shifts the display by one-half 
+color clock off what the CTIA 
+displays, so it may display a diff-
+erent color than the CTIA in the same
+piece of software.  However, this 
+shift allows players and playfields 
+to overlap perfectly.
 
 There is no text window available in
 GTIA modes, but you can create a
 defined area on your screen with
 either a DLI (see COMPUTE!, September
 1982) or by POKEing the GTIA mode
-number into location 87 ($57), POKEing
-703 with four and then setting the
-proper bits in location 623 ($26F) for
-that mode. Only in the former method
-will you be able to get a readable
-screen, however. In the latter you
-will only create a four line,
-scrolling, unreadable window. You will
-be able to input and output as with
-any normal text window; you just won't
-be able to read it! GTIA, by the way,
-apparently stands for "George's
-Television Interface Adapter." Whoever
-George is, thanks, but what is CTIA?
-See the OS User's Manual, the Hardware
-Manual, De Re Atari and COMPUTE!, July
-1982 to September 1982, for more
-information.
+number into location 87 ($57), POKE-
+ing 703 with four and then setting
+the proper bits in location 623 
+($26F) for that mode. Only in the 
+former method will you be able to get
+a readable screen, however. In the
+latter you will only create a four 
+line, scrolling, unreadable window.
+You will be able to input and output
+as with any normal text window; you
+just won't be able to read it!
+
+GTIA, by the way, apparently stands
+for "George's Television Interface
+Adapter." Whoever George is, thanks,
+but what is CTIA?  See the OS User's
+Manual, the Hardware Manual, De Re 
+Atari and COMPUTE!, July 1982 to 
+September 1982, for more information.
 

nos/src/nos.s

@@ -2761,78 +2761,12 @@ HELP_DONE:
 
 HELP_URL:
 ;        .BYTE   'N8:HTTP://localhost:6502/'
-        .BYTE   'N8:HTTPS://raw.githubusercontent.com/michaelsternberg/fujinet-nhandler/master/nos/HELP'
+        .BYTE   'N8:HTTPS://raw.githubusercontent.com/michaelsternberg/fujinet-nhandler/nos/nos/HELP/'
 HELP_ARTICLE:
         .BYTE   $00,$00,$00,$00, $00,$00,$00,$00
         .BYTE   $00,$00,$00,$00, $00,$00,$00,$00
         .BYTE   $00,$00,$00,$00, $00,$00,$00,$00
 
-;;---------------------------------------
-;DO_HELP:
-;;---------------------------------------
-;    ; Copy the requested help topic to 
-;    ; the HELP_ARTICLE buffer
-;
-;        LDX     CMDSEP      ; Point to either HELP or article (arg1)
-;        LDY     #$00
-;
-;HELP_COPY_ARTICLE:
-;        LDA     LNBUF,X
-;        STA     HELP_ARTICLE,Y
-;
-;    ; Quit loop if EOL
-;        CMP     #EOL
-;        BEQ     HELP_NEXT
-;
-;    ; Quit loop if too long
-;        CPX     #23
-;        BPL     HELP_DONE
-;
-;    ; Iterate (always true)
-;        INX
-;        INY
-;        BNE     HELP_COPY_ARTICLE 
-;        
-;HELP_NEXT:
-;    ; Append .TXT to help topic
-;        LDY     #$00
-;@:      LDA     HELP_EXT,Y
-;        BEQ     @+      
-;        STA     HELP_ARTICLE,X
-;        INX
-;        INY
-;        BNE     @-
-;
-;    ; Initialize loop counters
-;@:      LDX     #$FF
-;        LDY     #$04
-;
-;HELP_COPY_URL:
-;        INY
-;        INX
-;
-;        LDA     HELP_URL,X
-;        STA     (INBUFF),Y
-;        CMP     #EOL
-;        BNE     HELP_COPY_URL
-;
-;HELP_DONE:
-;    ; Force arg1 to point to URL
-;        LDA     #$05
-;        STA     CMDSEP
-;        JMP     DO_TYPE
-;
-;HELP_EXT:
-;        .BYTE   '.TXT',EOL,$00
-;
-;HELP_URL:
-;        .BYTE   'N8:HTTP://localhost:6502/'
-;
-;HELP_ARTICLE:
-;        .BYTE   $00,$00,$00,$00, $00,$00,$00,$00
-;        .BYTE   $00,$00,$00,$00, $00,$00,$00,$00
-;        .BYTE   $00,$00,$00,$00, $00,$00,$00,$00
-
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 DO_NOBASIC:
 ;---------------------------------------