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Re: LC Mac Apple IIe card

Subject: Re: LC Mac Apple IIe card
From: Wayne Stewart <waynes@telus.dotnet>
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 01:17:25 GMT
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Simon Williams wrote:

I don't have one, but I was wondering... does the "virtual" Apple IIe
run in Mac OS or does it taker over the whole machine?I'm running an LC475 web server and thought it might be feasible to use
the IIe card to run AppleSoft programs instead of cgi... probably not
the ideal solution, but it might be fun to try.


The IIe card takes over the Macs display and keyboard but the Mac is
still running in the background. Some time back I had a Color Classic
running as a localtalk server and was able to log in and access the
hard drive while the IIe card was running.

If your LC475 isn't using the LC PDS slot for eternet then there's
a good chance you can use a IIe card at the same time.

Wayne

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