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From: CC65SRAD
Date: Sun, 09 Sep 1990 19:24

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There is an Apple Emulation board called Trackstar E available that will
allow you to run almost any Apple II software on an IBM without modification.
The CopyIIPc board cliams to read and write any disk format, and the Apple
SuperDrive claims the ability to cross IBM and Apple formats, but this may
only apply to the Macintosh.
-Chris

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Subject: Re: Reading Apple DOS 3.3 Disks...
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