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Re: Announcement: STM 0.85r available
- Subject: Re: Announcement: STM 0.85r available
- From: kevin@galaxy.ucr.edu (kevin lund)
- Date: 25 Apr 1994 09:18:58 -0700
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2, comp.sys.mac.games
- Organization: University of California, Riverside
- References: <2pfl9j$i4e@galaxy.ucr.edu> <2pgi5p$932@apakabar.cc.columbia.edu>
- Xref: gmd.de comp.sys.apple2:42190 comp.sys.mac.games:44336
In article <2pgi5p$932@apakabar.cc.columbia.edu>,
Avniel N Klein <ank5@merhaba.cc.columbia.edu> wrote:
>Speaking of this Apple ][ emulator. Brings back great memories. One question,
>though... I can't seem to load anything as a disk. If I try Load Disk from
>the Control menu, I get a standard dialog box, but nothing is selecteable.
>(i.e., I can move through folders, but nothing 'sticks', I just end up
>moving to the lowest level of the hierarchy.)
>
>Also, should things like PR#1 or PR#3 or PR#6 do what they did in PRODOS?
Well, to load disks you have to download some of them first. The
emulator boots from an internal image of the DOS 3.3 system master...
PR#x should do the same things they did in ProDOS, providing that you've
booted up a ProDOS disk. However, as the emulator doesn't currently
include a serial card or 80 col. card, only PR#6 will likely do what
you want.
Kevin