The reading machine v1.3 (SouthWest EdPsych Services, 1984)

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#882 - By Marley W. Watkins. State of the art in computer assisted reading instruction... Covers reading skills typically taught in grades K-3. Pairs picture and typed word with spoken word if the cassette interface and tape are purchased separately (sorry, I do not have those).

Disk structure
This is a modified DOS 3.3 16-sec disk. No extra track.
There is a change of the epilog markers of the address and data fields:
- D5AA96 FFFFFF (std is DEAAEB)
- D5AAAD FFFFFF (std is DEAAEB)
- Sync nibbles are changed from FF to AB
- First nibble in translation table is changed from 96 to AA
- Nibble check in $BB00

How to copy
Boot the disk, when at the main menu, enter the monitor and type