Re: FS: Apple II Book and 6809 book

[Barton Oleksy <boleksy@nait.ab.ca>]

Duane A. Floyd wrote:
> 
> Hi All,
> 
> I recently ran into a treasure trove of computer books.  I am offering
> them for sale over UseNet before putting them on eBay.  I found two
> books that relate to the Apple II.
> 
> Please email me if you are interested in these books.
> 
> The books:
> 
> 
>   1. Programming the 6809 by Rodnay Zaks and William Labiak.
>      Copyright: 1982...Price: $12.00
>      "You can't look at the instruction set to program a powerful chip
>      like the 6809; you've got to know more.  In this book you will
>      find all the information you need to get the 6809 working for
>      you.
>      It covers the 6809 -- inside and out.  You'll learn how signals
>      are handled within the chip itself and how to get them to control
>      all the essential I/O functions." - from the back cover.  In good
>      shape.  Soft Cover.

The 6809 processor isn't used by any of the Apple line of computers.  It
was used mostly in Radio Shack Color Computers.  You might have better
luck posting the ad for this one in comp.sys.tandy

Bart