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Re: What's a Titan Neptune card do?

Subject: Re: What's a Titan Neptune card do?
From: "Simon Biber" <simon@basilisk2.cjb.net>
Date: Wed, 07 Mar 2001 14:34:05 GMT
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> Didn't the IIe automatically have 80-column capapbility? I don't remember
what
> the stock IIe has, but Prodos' utility lists mine as having 128K. The
learning
> experience has begun :-)

It depends which version of the IIe you have. Some have no 80 column
capability built-in, and you have to use an aux-slot card with the firmware
and 64k RAM. Later revisions have most of the circuitry and firmware on the
motherboard, and use a small aux-slot card with the 64k RAM.

Simon.

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