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…
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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
The other day when I was rebuilding my working disk, I had trouble finding original disks to do it with. Yesterday, I had some time, so I set up one of my Macs to try out the printer. Turns out I…
Posted in Apple //c, Connection Tagged with: 3 1/2" Diskette Drive, 5 1/4" Diskette Drive, ADTPro, Apple //c, DOS, New User Kit, PRODos
ProDOS
I was going to call this DOS vs ProDOS, but I won’t argue the DOS side. I know that there are hundreds, possibly thousands of programs written for DOS. By the time I bought my Apple //c, in December of…
A Quick Review, Part Two
The New Apple II User’s Guide by David Finnigan Roughly, the last third of the book consists of nine appendices, a glossary, and the index. Appendix B contains a summary of commands and functions for DOS, PRODos, Applesoft and Integer…
A Quick Review, Part One
The New Apple II User’s Guide by David Finnigan. My copy came in from Amazon almost a week ago. I haven’t had time to read it, just skim through it. My first impression is, it’s a huge paperback, 774 pages. …
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