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Re: Proterm and the //E
- Subject: Re: Proterm and the //E
- From: spec@vax2.concordia.ca (Mitchell Spector)
- Date: 1996/07/08
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- Organization: Concordia University
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In article Erick Wagner <wagnere@netcom.com> writes...
>
>I'd take that one step further and display the F and G characters to
>not only see if Mousetext appears but if it is the older "running man"
>symbols that were later replaced with other symbols.
>
>Unfortunately, there was more than one version of Mousetext.
Speaking of different versions of Mousetext, beside the Apple IIgs,
did any 8-bit Apple II ever come shipped with the replacement F and G
characters? (inversed return arrow and four horizontal lines, rather
than the two halfs of the "running man"). I know for certain the first
two ROM versions of the IIc (255 and 0) do not, and I'm fairly sure the
Platinum IIe also had the original mousetext.
Mitchell Spector
spec@vax2.concordia.ca