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Who needs this stuff?

Apple II Books:

Aplesoft BASIC Programmer's Reference Manual for IIc, IIe, II Plus : Apple
Assembly Language for the Applesoft Programmer: C.W. Finley, Jr., and Roy E.
Myers
Apple II ProDOS Technical Reference Manual : Apple, 3 hole punch, Good
reference card.
Apple ProDOS: Advanced Features for Programmers: Gary B. Little. Very usefull
reference card!
Apple Numerics Manual for Mac and Apple II: Apple. SANE for Apple II and Mac
68K.
Hypercard User's Guide: Apple. Used to come with any Mac.
Apple II 80-Column Text Card Manual for //e only.
Apple II, II+, //e DOS User's manual. Apple 1983.
Apple IIe Technical Reference manual, includes ROM listings. Apple, big!
Apple II Super Serial Card Installation and Operating manual. Apple 1981.
Apple IIGS Technical Reference: Michael Fisher 700 pages.
The Apple IIGS Toolbox Revealed: Danny Goodman 1986, 244 pages.
Apple IIGS Firmware Reference : Apple, hard back, 327 pages. 1987 $24.95 from
Stacy's in Palo Alto.
Imagewriter User's Manual Part I: Reference : Apple 1983, 127 pages, full
reference card.
ProDOS Technical Reference manual: Apple 1985. Reference card and ProDOS
excerciser disk.
Apple II Parallel Interface Card Installation and Operating manual: Apple.
Still in cellophane.
A Touch of Applesoft BASIC IIc IIe And IIGS: Apple 1986. Plus loose sheets of
Apple docs. Came with a new IIe.
AppleMouse II User's manual for IIe, II Plus and II: Apple. 1983
Beagle Bros. PRO-BYTER manual.
Apple IIGS System Disk User's Guide: Apple.
Setting Up Your Apple IIGS: Apple
AppleColor RGB Monitor Owner's Guide: Apple.
Extended 80-Column text Card Supplement for IIe only: Apple.
Apple IIe Owner's Manual: Apple
Reference Manual For IIe Only: Apple.
Techical Introduction tot he Apple IIGS: Apple
Apple IIGS Owner's Guide: Apple
Beneath Apple ProDOS: Don Worth and Pieter Lechner
Assembly Cookbook for the Apple II/IIe: Don Lancaster
AppleWriter Cookbook: Don Lancaster
Programming the Apple IIGS in C and Assembly Language: Mark Andrews

I will keep these two if I build an accelerator.
The Custom Apple and other mysteries: Hofacker and Floegel; Very cool.
Understanding the Apple IIe: Jim Sather. Details you find no where else.

Charlie Springer