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Re: Hey peoples!

Subject: Re: Hey peoples!
From: "PZ" <skierpaul@yahoo.com>
Date: 18 Oct 2006 10:38:47 -0700
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You can also search Amazon for books regarding the specific topic you
want to brush up on.  There's still plenty of "How to use your Apple
II" type books in addition to ProDOS, DOS, Applesoft, Assembly and
other topics.  Another option is to buy a back issue set of magazines.
Syndicomm.com has Nibble magazine back issues available on CD Rom.

After reading the FAQ's, if you still don't have the answers you're
looking for, by all means ask here.  BTW:  There are actually 2
different Apple II FAQ's.  The original CSA2 FAQ can be found at
Apple2.org or here: http://www.xs4all.nl/~fjkraan/comp/apple2faq/

- Paul

Bmoses wrote:
> New to this group, I dug out my old apple IIc today and I'm planning on
> using it to run a simple table-top style RPG I'm creating. My problem
> is I havent used it in so long I've forgotten everythign I once knew.
> Any good links to where I Can learn to use this nifty little machine
> again? :D

References:
- Hey peoples!
  - From: "Bmoses" <bunnymoses@adelphia.net>

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