Re: Official and LEGAL ways to emulate Apple II?

[russotto@grace.speakeasy.net (Matthew Russotto)]

In article <JZKta.65813$Ye6.2991633@twister.socal.rr.com>,
Bryan Villados <news003@macgeek.org> wrote:
>Legally, all you'd need are the ROMs off the logic board to use on an
>emulator. If the people on eBay would figure it out by now, they could
>probably pull the ROMs off the logic boards and sell just the ROMs to save
>on shipping. I would also imagine that owning a IIe emulation card for the
>Mac LC series would satisfy the same legal requirements.

ROM images for the ][+ are included on every DOS 3.3 System Master
disk (and one of the 3.2. master disks), so owning one of those should
make it legal too.

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