Re: Apple II emulation on the Mac

[shack@deimos.frii.com (Randy Shackelford)]

In article <19.48864672.Logic.IS@logicbbs.org>,  <Jim.Low@logicbbs.org> wrote:
>Better than an emulator for the Apple II on the Mac is using the Mac as a 
>REAL Apple II.  Just get one of the Mac LC series with the Apple IIe card, 
>like I have.  I have several hard drives on my Mac LC with the IIe card, 
>with one containing two ProDOS partitions.  I'm probably one of the few 
>people in the world with two 5.25" AND two 3.5" HD floppy drives on my Mac.
> 
>The IIe card is what really makes my Mac useful.

Yeah but the way I understand it is the card's software isn't 32 bit capable,
meaning you won't be able to run it under system 7.6 when it's out in January.
I bet you IIe runs software as fast on my 840AV as your card can run it, and 
I bet it really cranks on say an 8500/180.

Hmm if you need a //e card to make your Mac useful, you must have about as much
software for it as the new Mac owners in '85 I talked to:

"What all software ya got for that?"
"Oh Macwrite, Macpaint"
"Uh, OK"
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Randy Shackelford                                 
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