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Re: NEW apple // user just got his machines.....help!
In article <19971219043100.XAA04466@ladder02.news.aol.com>, mfree60760@aol.com (MFree60760) wrote:
> Apple //e
> has memory expansion, 64K on top of base by chip count (128K total).
standard for Apple //e (by my standard)... the additional 64KB is for
either RAM disk, Bank-switched memory, or double-hires graphics... the card
is also you 80-column display card...
> has an odd little board called a "mockingboard" with 2 phono out.
equivalent to SoundBlaster sound cards on PCs... it allows certain
programs to play *better* quality sound (compared to the built-in speaker)...
> has a "super serial" card.
If you want to transfer programs to/from the Apple //e to another
computer (PC/Mac)
> came with 25 issues of "softdisk" magazine disks, numbered
> from issues #41-50 and #64-79
Has some BASIC programs and also some machine listings that you can
RUN or BRUN...
> Apple //GS
> needs an ADB keyboard....any ideas?
Any Mac ADB keyboard would work... same with the mouse...
> has approx. 1.25M ram from chip counts
> has an "echo II" card and speaker (what IS this thing?)
Speech synthesis card... pales in comparison to todays Mac/PC speech
programs/systems, but was quite a cutesy during its heydays...
> has a 5 1/4" and a 3 1/2" drive (the 3 1/2" drive may be from
> a mac 512K, but works with this machine)
the 3.5" works with Mac or GS and was standard on the GS...
> has NO DISKS. I need a supplier.
>
Can get the OS from ftp.apple.com... programs still proliferate on
the net and you might want to search around or ask any nearby Apple II users
group...
rgds,
- ron