Re: Apple III info wanted

[phs172m@vaxc.cc.monash.edu.au (Stephen Harker)]

In article <3lhh60$h45@news.csus.edu>, leed@sfsu.edu (DONALD CY LEE) writes:
> Randy Shackelford (shack@onyx.southwind.net) wrote:
> : Tiresias (gbohling@herbie.unl.edu) wrote:
> : : Shawn T Beattie (sbeattie@cs.iastate.edu) wrote:
> : : Also, I was just wondering if anyone ever bothered to update the emulation
> : : program to be more than a 48k II+? Doesn't seem like too big a stretch to
> : : me..
> 
> : I doubt it
> 
> 	I know I mentioned this a Apple III owner here on the newsgroup, 
> but I guess I'd better post a follow up.  A company called Titan 
> Technolgies, back in the mid to late 80's had a card out called the Titan 
> Three plus IIe which basically allowed the Apple III to run all Apple II 
> software including the 128K ones, including Double-Hi res stuff.  The 
> only stuff that might not have worked would be early programs that used 
> non-standard 80-column cards.  I don't know if anyone has one out there, 
> but if you have a III it probably will be worth it to find it.

As a matter of interest there was a series of three articles in
Softalk in roughly 1983 that described (and listed) a series of
programs to modify the emulation software.  There were several
different modifications given, one allowed fairly full access to all
Apple III features including the extra RAM, though without any sort of
memory manager as I recall.  I certainly have the magazines and
articles, though not readily available as they are 650 km away.

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