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Subject: Processor Technology; DEBUG, Advanced 8080 Debugger; P/N 727132
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This is the last tape I have.  It is labeled:

Processor Technology; DEBUG, Advanced 8080 Debugger; P/N 727132

It contains:

DBG8    0E00 11D4
DBG16   2E00 11D4
DBG32   6E00 11D4
DBG48   AE00 11D4
DBG64   EE00 11D4
END     CC00 0000

I never used it because I don't think I had the docs and I never had a 
problem sticky enough to need it.  One of the versions on the tape was never 
able to load but I was able to create it by comparing the differences between 
two others and making the necessary changes to create the bad one.

[] DBG8.ZIP