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running apple software on a mac

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From: Linda L. Tanner
Date: Thu, 14 Jun 1990 22:14
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I have a Mac SE which my 7 year old son uses for playing games. AT
his school they have Apple IIc or IIe I believe and he wants to be
able to play some of those games on my mac at home.  I don't want
to buy an Apple II computer for him if there is some way to make
the programs run on my SE.  I understand a new low cost Mac is 
coming out which should be apple to run the Apple programs but I
don't want to chuck the SE which is only a year or so old and buy
a new Mac. Does anyone know of a way to run the apple programs on
a Mac and what equipment would be needed to do it?  Would I be
better off just getting him his own used Apple computer?  Any
suggestions would be appreciated.
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From: linda@medisun.UUCP (Linda L. Tanner)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: running apple software on a mac
Keywords: apple programs, mac SE, compatibility
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Date: 14 Jun 90 22:14:25 GMT
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