🚀 go-pugleaf

Well, here it is.  A README file from the Sac (Ver. 3.0, I guess).  This
list is pretty good, but does anyone know of other software that either
works or doesn't work?  I'd like to keep compiling a list so that anyone who
wishes to buy a Sac knows what will and what will not run.  Also, didn't
someone say something about Ver. 4.0 working with a color monitor?

Hope this helps someone (other than me).

            			WORKS
	         		-----
Apple Finder 1.0
Apple Finder 1.1g
Apple Finder 4.1   (note: may fail on 128K size inconsistently, see note)
Apple MacPaint 1.5 (note: 1.3 has a bug in FatBits, fixed in 1.5)
Apple Edit Oct. 22/1984
Apple MacDraw 1.9
Apple MacProject 1.0
Apple REDIT (6/86 update)
Apple Disk Utility (5/85 update)

Aldus: Pagemaker (only a non-protected version, not yet available)

Arrays / Continental Software: The Home Accountant V. 1.03

Assimilation: RAMDISK program.

Chang Labs: R&R Ledger system

Desktop Software: 1st Base V1.01

Dreams of the Phoenix: Freeterm 1.6, 1.8. NOTE: Use these to modem with.

Bishop Graphics: Quik-Circuit (PC Design package)

Haba Systems: Habaword 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 (very nice word processor)

Infocom: Zork III. Note: works well under Finder 1.0, not so well under 4.1.

Main Street Software: Main Street Filer V. 1.1

Manhattan Graphics' Ready-Set-Go V2.1

Megahaus: Megafiler V1.01
Megahaus: MegaMerge 2.00

Megamax C (cc, link, sieve demonstration, rmaker)

Microsoft BASIC 1.01 (decimal and binary versions)
Microsoft BASIC 2.00 (decimal and binary versions)
Microsoft Excel (only a non-protected version, not yet available)


Software Arts: TK! Solver V TK-1 (5R)


			Doesn't Work
			------------


Apple Switcher 3.0, 3.3. zerostore at d21a. Use 5.0b1; it works.
Apple ResEdit (6/86) after B eject; (a4) zerostore.
Apple Fedit (John Mitchell); zerostore on initial launch.
Apple MacTerminal 2.00 (40 0008 test) (direct rom access)

Hayes Smartcom 2.0: bf fff9 at 10252; (direct serial chip access).

Microsoft Word: Zerostore at f31ca.

Penguin: Transylvania. 01650004 at ff512.

	See also notes in main text.

	More than likely, some of these failures are due to subtle
copy protection schemes.

					Adam Engst
engst@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu
pv9y@cornella.bitnet