Re: Looking for 5.25" Boot-Disk for Apple II+

[obsbedia2@aol.com (Obsbedia2)]

<< Hi,

got an old Apple II+ and would like to give it a try. But I don't have
a boot disk. Can somebody help me ?

But I m in Germay ;-); can send you the shipping costs ...
 >>


It's an Apple II.  Unless you're using some old or rare software without DOS or
ProDOS already on it, all Apple ][ disks are self-booting because they have the
operating system on each disk. ;^)

In the mean time, boot the computer up, then hold down the Control key and
press the Reset key quickly.  You will go into BASIC and get the "]" prompt on
the monitor.  From there, you can type in the program that I've listed below. 
It's called Windows and you'll see why.
Jay

10 HGR2:FOR M=1 TO 20:P=45 :Q=25:A=22:
   B=20:C=-1:D=-1:FOR L=1 TO 4: 
   FOR K=1 TO 5: FOR I=0 TO 19:
   X=P - C*I

20 Y=Q - D*I: S=P + C * I: 
   T = Q + D * I: E = X - A:
   F = Y - B: G = S + A: H = T + B:
   HCOLOR=RND (1) * 7 + 1
  
30 HPLOT X, Y TO E, Y TO E, F TO X, F TO
   X,Y: HPLOT S, Y TO G, Y TO G, F TO
   S, F TO S, Y: HPLOT X, T TO E, T TO
   E, H TO X, H TO X, T: HPLOT S, T TO
   G, T TO G, H TO S, H TO S, T

40 NEXT I: P = P + 45: NEXT K: P = 45:
   Q = Q + 40: NEXT L: NEXT M