Re: Macs, IBMs, and compatibility.

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From: Ted Johnson
Date: Fri, 01 Jan 1988 20:27

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/ hpcilzb:comp.sys.mac / merchant@dartvax.Dartmouth.EDU (Peter Merchant) /  2:07 pm  Dec 29, 1987 /
>> It's just like saying that Apple should have made sure that my Apple // programs
>> would work as is, before they came out with the Mac.

>there is between Apple IIs and Macintoshes.  Apple never even claimed that any
>programs would run.  IBM claims that some programs will.


For the record, I think there is an emulation program which WILL allow you
to run Apple II programs on a Mac.  Saw it in a magazine somewhere...

-Ted

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From: tedj@hpcilzb.HP.COM (Ted Johnson)
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Subject: Re: Macs, IBMs, and compatibility.
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