Re: ADTPro Apple II

[powergs@macgui.com (Sam Latella)]

schmidtd wrote:
> On Apr 26, 9:53�pm, powe...@macgui.com (Sam Latella) wrote:
>> Wow...
>>
>> What a great piece of software. �I recently came into an Apple IIe, and
>> fortunately it had a super serial card in it.
>> Also, another piece of luck is that I tend to keep old computer parts
>> around
>> and this includes the needed cable to bootstrap a winbox
>> to the Apple //e.
>>
>> After some testing and retesting, I finally tracked down the problem why
>> things weren't working out. �My super serial card settings were off.
>> Once that was corrected everything bootstrapped properly and I was able
>> to
>> format and write to disks from disk images on the winbox.
>>
>> This has to be one of the all time best pieces of software to date for
>> the
>> Apple II!
>>
>> What a great way to get back into some retrogaming and computing.
> 
> On behalf of all those who have contributed to ADTPro either wittingly
> or un, I thank you all for your nice comments.  The list of
> contributors is quite large - I would like to draw your attention to
> the credits page:
> http://adtpro.sourceforge.net/credits.html
>

Thanks to all those who contributed to this program... it just revitalized
the 2 - Apple //es and 3 - Apple IIgs in our household.  The best part is
that I have a new peripheral for all these Apple IIs a Windows XP Laptop. :)

Also, I've download a few Apple II disk images and played a few games from
yesteryear, the best part is when my kids jumped in and asked what is that?
I told them, these are the original games from 25 years ago or more.... They
were like Wow.  I thought it was original for the Playstation.  It's nice to
get a few laughs, and get a younger generation interested in the Apple II. 
They now sneak down to the office to play a few classic games on the Apple
IIe.

Thanks again!

Now on to figuring out the Apple II game server software.. this should be an
interesting exercise for the weekend.

Sam