Hi, gang,
I received the attached E-mail from a math tutor at one of the schools outside Pittsburgh. He needs assistance with some Apple II stuff that I have no familiarity with at all.
If any of you can help in what certainly seems to be a worthy quest, please contact Randy directly.
Thanks much. Attachment follows.
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On 10-Apr-03 at 13:01 Randy Sammons <rsammons4_at_attibi.com> wrote:
>Hello,
> Can you help me? I tutor math at a juvenile institution
>outside of Pittsburgh, Pa. and still use an Apple II E computer(made in
>1982). My math program is a very good one...but now down to three 5
>1/4" disks which were made in 1984. The software company is long out
>of existence.(Instructional Communications Technoglogy,Inc.)
> Do you know of anyone who has three useable 5 1/4" disks?..(my
>disks say: Apple II (48K) Dos 3.3 Version)..and can my three disks be
>copied?
> ..Can these disks be copied to a normal 3 1/2" PC disk?
> Any help you can give will be greatly appreciated.
> Thank you,
> Randy Sammons
> Irwin, Pa.
> 724.864.2719
>
>
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Received on Thu Apr 10 2003 - 12:16:00 BST