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Re: IIe and Mac
- Subject: Re: IIe and Mac
- From: jsmills@ocean.st.usm.edu (J.S. Mills)
- Date: 1996/02/29
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: University of Southern Mississippi
- References: <4gb9tc$2r2@pipe10.nyc.pipeline.com>
In article <4gb9tc$2r2@pipe10.nyc.pipeline.com>, jeffreyb@nyc.pipeline.com
(Jeffrey Bergman) wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Just joined this list and wanted to say hello. And as a newbie I have a
> question. Is there anyway to run IIe software on my Powerbook 165. Can I
> hook my IIe (5 1/4) drives up to my Mac? Thanks
>
>
> Jeff
I have almost the same question, so I want to lump it in here with his and
hope someone will reply by e-mail since I don't read this group. I have
the emulator IIe on my Mac, and was wondering if I could hook up my trusty
ole IIe to my Mac, or like Jeff asks, hook up the 5 1/4 inch floppy (I'd
rather not go tearing into the thing too much, but I'll do what I have
to).
To help answer Jeff's question about running IIe software on the Mac, I
downloaded the IIe emulator from the Info Mac HyperArchive
(http://hyperarchive.lcs.mit.edu/HyperArchive/HyperArchive.html).
If anyone could help, please e-mail me at: jsmills@ocean.st.usm.edu
or: jsmills@whale.st.usm.edu
Thanks, J.S. Mills
Later, Better, More J.S. Mills
I have had my fun,
And if I _never_ get well no mo,
Yes, my health is fadin,
Yes, I'm goin' down slow.*
*From Goin Down Slow, by Howlin' Wolf.
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- References:
- IIe and Mac
- From: jeffreyb@nyc.pipeline.com (Jeffrey Bergman)