Re: XGS32

[dcross1@nospam.home.com (David Cross)]

In article <6r9hmg$j56$1@client3.news.psi.net>, !smentzer@ecom.net says...

>Hmmm... you got further than most of the Win95/98 machines I have used in the 
>past for testing. 
>
>Did you press F8 when you got to the GS/OS desktop? That command turns on the 
>mouse. F9 turns it off.
>
>Several alt-key combinations have "inappropriate" side effects when running 
>XGS/32 as well. However, the keyboard "should" work...

Blast from the past...

I did what you said about hitting F8...

The only thing that doesn't work now are the OpenApple commands in the Finder, 
yet I can Alt-Ctrl-F2 (OA-Ctrl-Esc), which is strange. There's also apparently 
no way to "save" the battery-backed RAM so the "clock" persists in being 2 
hours ahead of my IBM clock. The "HD" is write protected as is /RAM in the 
BASIC.System interpreter, so I can't do that much with it.

But damn, it is SO weird seeing a real live Apple //gs screen as though it were 
only yesterday that I'd *had* an Apple //gs for real.

Kudos to you, even if you didn't expect your program to work under Win98. :)