In a message dated 11/1/99 10:09:08 AM Eastern Standard Time,
rhudson_at_ix.netcom.com writes:
> On 10/31/99 18:35:52 you wrote:
> >Most likely a generous soul will step forward and offer a set for postage.
> >I hope to one day have all my stuff set up so that i could easily answer
> >just such a request myself.
> I wonder if any of those disks (system esp.) and manual are copyright and
> if Apple cares. Anyone know if Apple still can provide?
> >
> >OTOH you know a lot of the old software doesn't need another floppy with
> >DOS etc. on it to run. You boot from the "game" disc and its all on that
> >disc. The system discs are for utilities, formatting new floppies, etc.
>
> I have found 1 game disk that will boot the machine and play several
> "Racing" games but I also don't have paddles (pinouts and parts anyone???)
> aren't paddles just 100ohm pots?
>
> I want to do some programming in BASIC on a simpler machine than my laptop.
> I have an emulator too is there a way to copy the images from the emulator
> to the real machine?
>
> Thanks all!
contact me off list and i can set you and/or anyone up with apple disks.
DB Young Team OS/2
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Received on Mon Nov 01 1999 - 10:12:55 GMT