Install the Win994A Emulator suite, from Cory Burr.
It's available here: http://www.99er.net/win994a.shtml

The simplest way to ensure no success is to make sure this 
folder (TurboForth) is installed at the following path:

C:\TI\Source\TurboForth

When you've done this, you can just double click the file
TurboForth.apf this will load the assembler with all the 
source code loaded, ready to assemble. Just hit the Assemble
button and you're done.

The assembler outputs a single file: turboforth.obj, and a 
listing file, turboforth.lst. Double click the batch file 
"build images.bat" and the object file will be split into two
binary files: TurboForthC.bin and TurboForthD.bin - these two
files can be used with the various 4A emulators to make a 
cartridge image, and also used to burn a 27C128 EPROM. If you
get errors, check the paths in the batch file. The batch file
copies the binary files into various folders (that exist on my
system, but won't exist in yours) to install the binary files
for the 4A emulators. You can just delete these lines or modify
them to suit your needs. Note that the batch file also creates
an RPK module for use with MESS. If you don't use MESS just 
delete lines 27 onwards. Note: If you do want to create MESS
RPK files then you need to install 7ZIP.

Enjoy

Mark Wills - markwills1970@gmail.com
22nd August 2015
