Re: Programming the Apple IIe via the cassette in

["Michael Pender" <mpender@hotmail.com>]

The cassette interface uses the 'LOAD' and 'SAVE' commands (without an
argument) to load and save programs from cassette.

The DOS 3.3 and ProDOS operating systems both 'replace' the LOAD and SAVE
commands to access the disk device.  You'll need to chose one or the other;
you can have either cassette access or disk access, but not both.

Sorry,

Michael Pender

John Syer <jsyer@labyrinth.net.au> wrote in message
news:bbst2p$1ll0$1@arachne.labyrinth.net.au...
> Hi all,
>     I have just resurected my Base48 (Apple IIe clone) and found that my
> entire collection of 5.25" floppies have passed on.  I remember in the
past
> one of my apple user friends booted his machine via the cassette in (and a
> tape player).  Has anyone thought of connecting the audio output of a Mac
or
> PC to the cassette input of the Apple II and sending instructions that
way?
>
>     I do not have a serial card for the Apple so I cannot get an operating
> system to the machine using ADT.
>
>     If this has not been done, I would be interested in exploring the
> possibilities although I would need an image of dos3.3 or prodos, and
> information about the cassette interface.
>
> Kind regards,
>     John Syer (jsyerNO@SPAMlabyrinth.net.au)
> [remove the NO SPAM from my email address]
>
>