Re: DOS Toolkit Manual

[sirghoul@optonline.net]

I have a pdf of the manual I can E-Mail to you. It's just over 8meg, if that
won't bust you inbox.

Write me off-group; sirghoul@optonline.net

John.

On Mon, 12 May 2008 18:54:18 GMT, Dabbadoo <wh@now.com> wrote:

>
>Good day folks,
>
>My name is Bill, and I had two Apple IIs in the 1980s before moving to the 
>Mac and PC world. Recently I've gone back to the Apple II via an emulator.
>
>It has really been a trip down memory lane, and I've been having a blast. 
>Back in the day I used to write assembly code (I originally learned 
>programming via hand assemby on my KIM-I.) Anyway, now I'd like to write 
>some new code to share with the class. I used anumber of assemblers, and 
>the one that I liked to most was EDASM that was in the Apple DOS Toolkit. 
>However, after a few decades, I just don't remember it as well as I should. 
>I've searched high and low, but simply cannot find the manual (I have the 
>software.) My question, then, is whether any of you may have the manual as 
>an electronic file?
>
>Thank you kindly,
>Bill
>
>--- 
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>wants, and the other is getting it. Oscar Wilde


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