Re: Need doc about 6502 and Apple IIe

[thatguy@netexpress.net (Eric Young)]

In article <01bcae0b$68b580d0$4752329f@pc_fit3>, 
christophe_mietlicki@bigfoot.com says...
> 	The Apple //e was my first computer love story when I was a teenager. At
> this period, I bought a book that explained everything about the way to
> program the 6502 processor and to use the Apple //e ROM ressources and
> peripherals : I think it was the Apple // reference manual but I lost it !
> 
> 	Today, I rediscovered Apple//e through emulators and I expect to teach to
> somebody what a microprocessor is through the 6502. It's a quite simple
> processor, good for teaching I think.
> 
> 	Does somebody know where to find such information on the Web ?
> 
> 			Thanks a lot. I'm happy the Apple// will never die !
> 								CM
> 

Btw, the Apple IIe technical reference manual is still for sale from the 
publisher ($25 I think).  I can try to find my copy to get you the ISBN 
(it's buried since I just moved), or you can do what I did, and go to a 
bookstore and ask about it (I went to Barnes & Noble)