Re: Apple CPM manual collection

[Don Bruder <dakidd@sonic.net>]

In article <1112753625.101419.299910@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>,
 frankdowling1@yahoo.com wrote:

> I have the following Apple CPM Manual Collection.
> Copies not originals.
> Any ideas of who these would be of historical or academic interest ?

#s 1-20, 22, and 23 are pretty much "common as dirt", and probably only 
of interest to collector types, or folks who are lacking one of them, 
and then only if they don't care if it's "the original" or a xerox copy. 
A little looking around should find most (if not all) of them in 
second-hand bookstores, on eBay, or similar places.  

> 21) Whats Where in the Apple
> A Complete Guide to the Apple Computer Micro Ink

*THIS* one is practically worth its weight in gold! Although all of the 
information in it can be found in many places, no other single 
publication is a more in-depth reference to every aspect of the Apple 
II's memory map. Prof. Luebbert did an EXCELLENT job of pulling together 
about a zillion pieces of information, from god-only-knows-how-many 
sources. Those who have a "real" copy of it (and the knowledge to put it 
to use properly) probably won't part with it for love nor money. Those 
who want a copy would almost certainly leap at the chance to get even a 
xerox, particularly if it's one of the later "With Apple IIe addendum" 
editions.

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