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Re: Applle iie<->Apple iigs<->Mac Se<->eMac

Subject: Re: Applle iie<->Apple iigs<->Mac Se<->eMac
From: Wolfgang <w@work.com>
Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2006 16:31:45 -0500
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As I haven't used a Mac for quite some time, I can't say where
to get it, but you need AFE, Apple File Exchange. This should
allow you to read and write ProDOS disks on your Mac SE.

Bill Garber

Hi Bill,

AFE is part of System 7 but it has not worked for me. All I could findon the net is indicating that AFE should help me but I can not get it towork.May I miss a kind of enabler or so or I have just placed the AFE at thewrong place?

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