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Re: GS/OS 4.x and GS/OS 5.x disks



In article <ake4so$d40$1@server05.icaen.uiowa.edu>,
apple2pd@ground.ecn.uiowa.edu (ground.ecn AppleII Librarian) wrote:

> In article <DoNOT-2308021812500001@12-248-65-251.client.attbi.com>,
> SlickRCBD <DoNOT@feed.trolls> wrote:
> >I've tried comp.binaries.apple2, using DiskCopy encased in Macbinary, but
> >if there is another place or format, let me know. It needs to be possible
> >to put it together on a PowerMac running Mac OS 8.6, or an apple IIGS sans
> >monitor (which would be a trick).
> >
> 
> Do you have a vcr and TV?  Use the composite NTSC video output of the GS.
> The video won't be great but at least you won't be shooting blind.  Set
> the GS to b/w and 40 col if necessary.  Lack of a RGB monitor is a pain,
> but not a roadblock.
> 
>   --Steve
I tried it, and low and behold it worked, though the dispaly seemed a tad
fuzzy, even when setting the sharpness to maximum. 

However, I'm confused by one thing. I can get color using lo-res graphics,
hi-res graphics, double-hi-res graphics, and super high res graphics, but
I get Apple IIe style text screens. The familiar black background, black
border, and white text, in contrast to what's in the control panel. Is
there any explination to why this is the case? It doesn't make sense why
everything would be in color except for my dark blue background and yellow
text.

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