Re: Differences between "understanding apple II" and "u. apple IIe".

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

    Jim Sather is just disappeared.  I own a copy of "Understanding Apple
II+ & Apple //e" (two manuals).  I will be happy to make some copies and put
them in PDF.  I am not worried about copyright that prohibits to reproduce
in electronically.

-- 
Bryan Parkoff
"Wayne Stewart" <waynes@telus.dotnet> wrote in message
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> Shadoooo_ (replace_0000_with_oooo) wrote:
> > Hello all!
> > I would know what is the difference between the books "Understanding
> > Apple II" and the "Understanding Apple IIe" by Jim Sather.
> > Contains the second all the informations of the first book adding
> > something, or they are different is some parts?
> > Thanks
>
> The first book is really a template for the second and some parts
> are unchanged but the second book doesn't contain everything the
> first does because anything that wasn't relavent to a IIe was
> dropped. Also information that the author didn't think likely to be
> used by a IIe owner was dropped. Areas like the parts on keyboards
> are completely changed. Some parts where you wouldn't expect any
> change like the chapter on Floppy disk controllers is rewritten and
> three pages longer.  I'd guess that the second book is about a
> hundred pages or so larger. If you have a II or II+ the first book
> would be the best choice but having both would be better.
>
> Anyone know where Jim Sather is these days?
>
> Wayne
>