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Re: Apple II cassette drive.
Mike Pfaiffer <pfaiffer@mbnet.mb.ca> wrote:
> Any mono casette should do. I understand only the GS does not have a
> casette port.
The IIc is missing it as well.
That leaves the original Apple ][, the ][+ and the IIe (original case,
original case with enhanced firmware, or "platinum" case).
> As to using it you should have the appropriate cables (naturally). A
> casette which is blank.
Not particularly necessary. You can always erase one. :-)
> A DOS 3.3 boot disk.
You don't need that. Cassette support is built into the ROM.
> I think the commands are CLOAD and CSAVE.
Nope, just LOAD and SAVE, but without a filename. There are some other
obscure ones.
I started using the Apple II after floppy drives became the norm, but
did dabble a little with tapes. The main problem I remember is finding
reliable volume and tone settings on the cassette recorder.
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David Empson
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