Re: Mac SE, IIgs, or Wait???

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From: c60a-2ce
Date: Thu, 08 Sep 1988 05:14

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There is a Mac software (ONLY) package called ][ IN A MAC. I have messed
around with a friend's copy and must say that it's quite interesting. The
author seems to have programmed every Apple Monitor call and routine. There's
even a feature that lets you open a window that displays step-by-step traces
of the 6502 <-- this can show you more about an Apple than an Apple can!

HOWEVER, there is a serious problem. I've never successfully converted an
Apple file to work with this emulator (I've only gotten the given Dos/Prodos
masters to work right). Of course, I was messing around with a friend's copy
without benefit of any documentation. It seemed pretty straightforward, but who
knows -- I may screwed up somewhere. At any rate, ask around about this and
see if anyone's successfully ported Apple files to the Mac. If you find out,
I'd love to hear about it (preferably thru email). Thanks!

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From: c60a-2ce@web-2c.berkeley.edu
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Subject: Re: Mac SE, IIgs, or Wait???
Summary: ][ in a Mac
Keywords: Apple II, Apple //, Mac+
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Date: 8 Sep 88 05:14:48 GMT
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