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Re: Mouse //c on //e ?

Subject: Re: Mouse //c on //e ?
From: Stephen Shaw <stephen@apple2.org.za>
Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2001 15:48:10 +0000 (UTC)
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Yes my mouse poulation is very satisfactory due to the local Mac dealer giving
them to me when he scrapped the Macs

On 10 Jun 2001 02:10:04 GMT, MouseBoi 2K wrote:

>>Cheezy wrote:
>>
>>> Can a mouse for the Apple //c be connected to an Apple //e with mouse card
>>?
>
> The AppleMouse II which comes with the IIe and II+ mouse card can be used
> on any early model Apple II, including the IIc, a IIgs if you use the IIe
> card, and even on the Mac 128/512 and Mac Plus!
>
>-->. -
>  #1[T1:Mouse:#059*

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- Re: Mouse //c on //e ?
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