The point of a poke is that you actually change the program a bit. To do that, you have to load it first, without running. If the program has a binary loader, you can't control easily what happens (i.e. do something after loading but before running) and you have no opportunity to do the poking. Alas. You can still practice on an emulator though Also, I found a disk crack for which a poke could be possible. But I don't think it's worth the trouble, is it?
The point of a poke is that you actually change the program a bit. To do that, you have to load it first, without running. If the program has a binary loader, you can't control easily what happens (i.e. do something after loading but before running) and you have no opportunity to do the poking. Alas. You can still practice on an emulator though Also, I found a disk crack for which a poke could be possible. But I don't think it's worth the trouble, is it?
Usually it would end up bypassing the loader and the loading screen and just be a BLOAD"GUNF",R at some point (replacing GUNF for the actual name of the programme itself).