Re: Apple II Tech Notes

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

In article <3CFFC9ED.EF27C83D@ev1.net>,
Charles Richmond  <richmond@ev1.net> wrote:
>LJSilicon wrote:
>> 
>> I had some Apple II tech notes posted on my website. They were on a
>> GeoCities web area. That area has been removed and I do not have copy of the
>> tech notes any longer. If anyone downloaded them, please send me copise so
>> that I can repost them on my website. Thanks.
>> 
>Sorry...I do *not* have a copy of these Tech Notes. Maybe the 
>Apple Computer sites will have copies.
>
>I guess this is an object lesson for you...it is *necessary*
>to keep back-up copies on your *own* media and machines.

Weren't these on the Developer CDs at one point?  I have most of the
older Developer CDs.


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