Re: Applewriter //E

[dempson@atlantis.actrix.gen.nz (David Empson)]

In article <1811661949-960217125800@rook.wa.com>,
Brian Hammack <brian.hammack@rook.wa.com> wrote:
>  Kemp@newton.Bgsu.Edu tangoed with the best of 'em:
> 
>  KBE(| My Applewriter //e disk died, as well as my working copy did. Is
>      | there any way I can recover????
> 
> You're in luck, Wade.  Applewriter is now in the public domain!

Slight quibble: AppleWriter is NOT public domain.  Version 2.1 (the
last ProDOS version) was re-released as Freeware.  No previous version
is available for distribution, and the documentation is not available.

There is a difference between Freeware and Public Domain.

> Poke around and you should find a site (ugh, with Caltech and Grind
> biting the big woodie, look harder) which has the program up for grabs.

As has been mentioned in many recent posts, grind has moved to
"ground.isca.uiowa.edu".  Caltech is gone, but the archive should be
back somewhere else in the near future.


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