I looked back over the posts I have done and although yesterday’s post was number 100, on July 23 I did two posts, so today is day 100 of posting. Instead of doing the posting as a musical number, I…
Monthly Archives: July 2013
DOS 3.3 Copying, Continued
According to WordPress this is the 100th posting. If this were an episode of a TV series, I would be required to do this posting as a musical. Trust me on this, nobody wants that to happen. First thing this…
DOS 3.3 Copying
Yesterday I spent some time trying to copy the Dos 3.3 diskette I downloaded. I wanted to make a copy so I would know how to do it and put together a page on it for the New User Kit.…
Posted in Apple //c, Emulation, Projects Tagged with: 5 1/4" Diskette Drive, Apple //c, DOS, New User Kit
New User Kit and Programming
I’ve been working on the New User Kit for the last couple of days. The focus has been on ProDos, because, that’s what I have used. I changed the P8-Utilities Disk page to remind the user to store the original diskette.…
New User Kit, Making a ProDos Data Disk, Making a Bootable ProDos Disk
I have added a page of instructions for making a ProDos data disk and another for making a bootable ProDos disk to the New User Kit. — 46/49
New User Kit, ProDos 8 Utilities
Today, I have been concentrating on adding pages to the New User Kit. I’ve started with the ProDos 8 Utilities and given step by step instructions for doing both single and dual drive disk copies. All the ProDos 8 Utilities…
Daily Apple, Near Past and Future
This month so far has been pretty rough with a combination of technical and personal stuff going on. With just over two weeks of very quick postings, this blog has taken kind of a back seat. Three of the four…
KFest, OZ KFest, & IFComp
Kansas Fest has started. For those of you who are there, you can’t believe how jealous I am. I understand Woz showed up in time for Randy Wigginton’s presentation. I saw him speak at the one of the first Macworld…
IFComp 2013
At the end of June, the 26th, IFComp 2013 opened for business. This is the 19th annual interactive competition. IFComp is a competition for fairly small interactive fiction entries. Check the IFComp website for rules, but the short of it…
Posted in Apple //c, Apple IIe, Programming, Projects Tagged with: Apple //c, Apple IIe, Interactive Fiction, Programming, Projects
Apple //e Stuff
There was a listing on eBay for a “CFFA3000 With Remote For Apple IIe, Apple IIgs” card. First bid was for $1 and ended at $250. If it wasn’t out of my price range I’d have been right in there…
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