I got AppleWorks up and running on the tablet and started playing with some numbers in the spreadsheet. It has been many years since I last used the spreadsheet in AppleWorks, but I have used others so it should be…
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AppleWorks
Today, I wanted to use a spreadsheet to play around with some numbers. They were personal numbers and I was away from home. Then, I had a thought, AppleWorks. I am pretty familiar with it and I usually have my…
Nostalgia
You have probably noticed I do a lot of posts on games for the Apple II. At this point in my life, entertainment is the primary use for the Apple II. Specifically, nostalgia. When I originally bought my Apple //c,…
Posted in Apple //c, Games, Printers, Programming Tagged with: Apple //c, AppleWorks, Games, Programming
An Embarrassment of Riches
Back in the mid 80’s when I bought my Apple //c, all things Apple came at fairly high price for someone like me who was on a tight budget. No we suffer from an embarrassment of riches when it comes…
Posted in Apple //c, Apple IIe Tagged with: 3 1/2" Diskette Drive, Apple //c, Apple IIe, AppleWorks, Games, Printer
What can you do?
What can you do with an Apple II? I started this post in May of this year, but put it aside in favor of something else. I’ve used the Apple II to create documents, do spread sheets, and create databases;…
Posted in Apple //c, Apple IIe Tagged with: Apple //c, Apple IIe, Apple Pascal, AppleWorks, AppleWriter II Prodos, Assembler, Games, Interactive Fiction, Kyan Pascal, ZBasic
Hamurabi, Applesoft
In my last post about the Applesoft version of Hamurabi, I noted the spacing problem and the tedious fix of retyping each of the lines that had issues. There is a way to edit lines using escape codes, but I always found…
Posted in Posts, Programming, Projects Tagged with: Applesoft, AppleWorks, AppleWriter II Prodos, Hamurabi
Apple II Uses
I’d love to hear from others on this post. Just after I graduated from high school, 1981, a friend of a friend had an Apple IIe with the two 5 1/4″ drives stacked up next to it. That was the…
Posted in Apple //c, Programming Tagged with: Apple //c, Applesoft, AppleWorks, Assembler, Flight Simulator, Games, Kyan Pascal, Ultima, ZBasic, Zork
Using a Mini Harddrive
If you have a 800K 3 1/2″ disk drive on your Apple II, you have a mini harddrive. The Apple II is best known for 140K 5 1/4″ diskette drives, although it could be used without one by using a cassette tape…
Posted in Apple //c, Connection, Emulation Tagged with: 3 1/2" Diskette Drive, ADTPro, Apple //c, AppleWin, AppleWorks, emulation, ZBasic
Daily Apple
I intend to use this space to post on a daily basis about Apple II computers. I bought my first Apple Computer on December 29 of 1984. It was an Apple //c and came with a 9″ monitor and stand, a…
Posted in Apple //c, Programming Tagged with: 3 1/2" Diskette Drive, 5 1/4" Diskette Drive, Apple //c, Applesoft, AppleWorks, Assembler, eBay, Flight Simulator, Games, Kyan Pascal, Modem, Monitor, Printer, Serial Port Problems, speech synthesizer, Ultima, ZBasic, Zork
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