Re: To: Bryan Parkoff

["Bryan Parkoff" <nospam@nospam.com>]

Michael,

    Thank you very much for the information.  I appreciate your help.  I 
have seen this before and I continue reviewing.  Please be aware that I 
already have "Understanding Apple II+" and "Understanding Apple //e" manuals 
in front of me.  It is what I am using them everyday.  Sometimes, Jim Sather 
did not explain clear in technical issue so I have to re-read more than 10 
times to make sure that I understand completely and figure out what it does 
not make sense to me.

Bryan Parkoff

"Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@aol.com> wrote in message 
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> Bryan Parkoff wrote:
>> Ernest and Michael,
>>
>>     You are absolutely correct.  The fact is that I am very smart enough 
>> to be involved in the computer programming.  It is how I have completed 
>> MPU6502 project for Apple II, but I lack understanding of Apple II's 
>> technical issues.  The completed MPU6502 has a lot of unimplemention that 
>> I have to work on this.  I have all the information in front of me which 
>> they are available.  Sometimes, I don't really understand what technical 
>> issues mean. It is why I have feedback with Michael and other folks.
>>     I have been researching for a long time, but sometimes, Google search 
>> does not provide good information.  I usually narrow the search so I can 
>> find valuable information what I needed.
>
> Bryan, start with the Apple II FAQs and follow references from there,
> using occasional supplements from Google to the web and newsgroups.
>
> You will find not only much scanned technical documentation of Apple
> softswitches, etc., but numerous "how to use" tutorials written by
> users.
>
> If you want to fully understand the Apple II and its progeny, you could
> not do better than to find a copy of one of Jim Sather's wonderful books
> on "Understanding the Apple II" (or IIe).  If you can't find one, then
> technical manuals, schematics (all published), and reverse-engineering
> one or more of the "source available" emulators are all enlightening.
>
>>     Please do not call me something like idiot, dumb, or etc.  Please 
>> respect me when I am kind to ask something what I needed.  One day, my 
>> project may be completed before someone realize my ability and 
>> understanding and they will apologize what they have done to hurt my 
>> feeling at later time.
>
> I understand, Bryan--sorry for being impatient with your
> question and premature suggestion for improvement.
>
> But also do us the favor of finding available information first.
> You are definitely not a "newbie" with either the web or the
> Apple II.
>
> -michael
>
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