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Re: Apple II Reference Manual ("Red Book")
- Subject: Re: Apple II Reference Manual ("Red Book")
- From: cturley2@aol.com (Cturley2)
- Date: 2000/04/12
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: AOL http://www.aol.com
- References: <38f3b0f9.411733630@news>
Our vigilante A2 Dean Jeff warns:
<<However, if you are going to sell it, you better sell it quickly
before scans of the entire book become available on the net illegally.
This will almost certainly reduce the price that you will be able to
get for your original.>>
Why do you say illegally? I have permission from the author of the Redbook to
scan it and put it online. But, then you would say it was illegal, like you
imply -or- out right say with everything I do. And, don't
forget to start in over the Bluebook project and the Apple Almanac
and so on.
You know, the only way to protect yourself from things that threaten your
attitudes - is to protest against them and change the way people think about
them, by constantly berating those your fear. Keep up the good work Jeff.
Like so many others on the Apple2 Delphi forum - someday you might actually
succeed with your efforts.
BTW, how's your Mail program coming along for the IIgs? SAM looks like some
really heavy competition with it. But then Spectrum v2.3 mail scripts -vs- a
REAL IIgs stand alone application mail program - well, we shall see - I guess,
when your done with it and release it for sale. It is going to be a commercial
program, I conclude.
I've got an archive of an A2 program that's going in the GS WorldView
Apr2000 issue soon named SAM.SDK. It's impressive too. But, it has nothing to
do with Spectrum :)
Cheers,
Tom