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Re: Help with Apple //e
- Subject: Re: Help with Apple //e
- From: nathan@parka.winternet.com (Nathan Mates)
- Date: 1996/07/16
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Winternet Corporation, Mpls, MN
- References: <4sghv9$130@quasar.dimensional.com>
In article <4sghv9$130@quasar.dimensional.com>,
Dragon <dragon@dimensional.com> wrote:
>My name is Mike Artz and I am beginning my Eagle Scout project (Yes, I
>am 17).
Good program, that. Best of luck. [Eagle myself.]
> I am trying to help out our local preschool get their
>computer system set up because I know quite a bit about computers in
>general, as well as specializing in Macs. But alas, I am stuck in the
>Pentium/Power PC generation and have little experience with the older
>models. The only thing I remember is my 5th grade computer class
>where we had to turn the disk over to use both sides. Unfortunately,
>the school has only //es which are great for preschoolers but with
>which I have no experience. If anyone could direct me to a good
>starting book or refence, or if you have some helpful tips, I would
>appreciate it greatly. Thanks
What do you want to know? Some of the stuff in it needs work
(planned for soonish if I get permission to do so), but for starers,
read the omp.sys.apple2 FAQ:
http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu/~nathan/csa2faq.html
And the rest of the Apple II Resources web pages linked in off of
it.
Nathan Mates
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