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Re: Help with an Apple IIe
Richard Fife wrote:
> sheercon <sheercon@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> 374439E8.716FF34@earthlink.net">news:374439E8.716FF34@earthlink.net...
> > I just bought one of these. When I turned on the computer at the top of
> > the screen it says, "Apple IIe" and then it trys to access the disk
> > drive - forever. I then hit control-reset and it stops the endless drive
> > searching and I get the prompt, "]". I then type, "CAT" and it says
> > syntax error. Does this computer need a startup disk?
>
> Yes. The "]" means you're in AppleSoft basic. You can type basic programs
> in and save them to a cassette tape if you like. You really should get a
> system disk, though.
>
> -- Rich Fife --
Where would one pick on a system disk?
Is there a way to download it off the net, then transfer it to a 5 1/4" via my
PC's drive but have it in the Apple iie format?
Thanks,
Brian