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Re: Serial adaptor "8 din" to "9 pin"

Subject: Re: Serial adaptor "8 din" to "9 pin"
From: ralphp@gcstation.net (Ralph Wade Phillips)
Date: 1996/09/09
Distribution: world
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Organization: Phillips Enterprises
References: <50v5h5$19ka@usenetw1.news.prodigy.com> <ralphp-0809961613590001@du-17.gcstation.net>

Hi, There!

(stuff deleted)

> 
>         Not always.  The EASIEST way is to boot the computer with no
> diskette in the 5.25" floppy drive, and look at the "Apple //e" or "APPLE
> ][E" logo.  The FORMER is enhanced, the LATTER is original non-enhanced.
> 

        As Nathan Mates pointed out in E-Mail to me, the PROPER messages are:

APPLE ][
Apple //e

        Just for more accuracy ... <B-)

        RwP

-- 
Ralph Wade Phillips, CET #LA-82
ralphp@gcstation.net

References:
- Serial adaptor "8 din" to "9 pin"
  - From: RFBG67A@prodigy.com (Stanley Schroeder)
- Re: Serial adaptor "8 din" to "9 pin"
  - From: ralphp@gcstation.net (Ralph Wade Phillips)

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