CSCARSC@BOSTONU.BITNET (Al Willis) (12/03/86)
Anyone can subsribe to Apple's Apple II tech notes now. Probably the best way to go about it is to join the Apple Programmer's and Developer's Association. Not only can you subscribe through them, you can also get the back issues of the notes. They are the source of all the new GS stuff. Apple's Technical Finally, the Apple II gs Programmer's Workshop (APW) should also be ready by now. Yes, that means you'll be able to run Apple's gs C compiler. - - - - -
BRUCE_KAHN@void.ceo.dg.COM (07/29/88)
My manager receives all the Technotes from Apple as we are a
registered member of APDA (something well hidden from me for over a
year). He said he has been throwing away the Apple Technotes on the
Apple II line but keeping the Mac Technotes (hes a mac lover but that
cant be helped; I like the Mac II but not the $$). Anyways, he will
be forwarding them to me from now on but what I really want to know
is, is it possible to get the lost technotes resent (he wasnt sure
and didnt know whom to check with)? Anyone? Apple? APDA?
Bruce (KAHN@ADAM.DG.COM)keith@Apple.COM (Keith Rollin) (08/01/88)
In article <72.013442@adam.DG.COM> BRUCE_KAHN%VOID.CEO.DG.COM@adam.dg.com writes: > > My manager receives all the Technotes from Apple as we are a >registered member of APDA (something well hidden from me for over a >year). He said he has been throwing away the Apple Technotes on the >Apple II line but keeping the Mac Technotes (hes a mac lover but that >cant be helped; I like the Mac II but not the $$). Anyways, he will >be forwarding them to me from now on but what I really want to know >is, is it possible to get the lost technotes resent (he wasnt sure >and didnt know whom to check with)? Anyone? Apple? APDA? I'll be uploading them to comp.sys.apple in a month or so. We are right now updating all of them (some of them date back to 1983 and are hopelessly obsolete!) and turning them into uploadable text. In the meantime, if anyone else has the current ones in text format, feel free to distribute them. Keith Rollin amdahl\ Developer Technical Support pyramid!sun !apple!keith Apple Computer decwrl/ "You can do what you want to me, but leave my computer alone!"
ccasths@pyr.gatech.EDU (Scott Hinckley) (08/01/88)
In article <15008@apple.Apple.COM> keith@apple.apple.com.UUCP (Keith Rollin) writes: >I'll be uploading them to comp.sys.apple in a month or so. We are right now >updating all of them (some of them date back to 1983 and are hopelessly >obsolete!) and turning them into uploadable text. In the meantime, if anyone >Keith Rollin amdahl\ >Developer Technical Support pyramid!sun !apple!keith >Apple Computer decwrl/ >"You can do what you want to me, but leave my computer alone!" It is nice to see some real support starting up. Thanks Keith, I'll be eagerly waiting for those tech-notes. BRAVO! Keep up the good work over there at Apple, let's hope this is only the beginning. +=======================================================================+ |Scott Hinckley - OCS User Assistant AKA - Galaxy's End | |Georgia Insitute of Technology, Atlanta Georgia, 30332 | |uucp: ...!gatech!pyr!ccasths USnail: 345 Peachtree Pl NW | |ARPA: ccasths@pyr.gatech.edu Atlanta, Ga. 30318 | | I reply to ALL E-Mail | +=======================================================================+
sshankar@umn-cs.cs.umn.edu (Subash Shankar) (08/02/88)
In article <15008@apple.Apple.COM> keith@apple.apple.com.UUCP (Keith Rollin) writes: > >I'll be uploading them to comp.sys.apple in a month or so. We are right now >updating all of them (some of them date back to 1983 and are hopelessly >obsolete!) and turning them into uploadable text. In the meantime, if anyone >else has the current ones in text format, feel free to distribute them. > It is nice to see that Apple is listening and supporting comp.sys.apple. Thanks, and keep up the good work
hauge@VLSI.JPL.NASA.GOV (08/02/88)
(KAHN@ADAM.DG.COM) writes - "is it possible to get the lost technotes resent...? My question is - is there any way that the Apple II (and Mac) Tech Notes can be posted on INFO-APPLE or to APPLE-2L? There are some very good tips that were posted last year by C. Schlicting (sp?) that were much appreciated by our local users of Apple II series computers. If you're listening, Apple, please let us know. I'd like to get them. Jim Hauge
keith@Apple.COM (Keith Rollin) (08/04/88)
In article <880801135529.671@VLSI.JPL.NASA.GOV> hauge@VLSI.JPL.NASA.GOV writes: > >(KAHN@ADAM.DG.COM) writes - "is it possible to get the lost technotes resent...? >My question is - is there any way that the Apple II (and Mac) Tech Notes can >be posted on INFO-APPLE or to APPLE-2L? There are some very good tips that >were posted last year by C. Schlicting (sp?) that were much appreciated by >our local users of Apple II series computers. > We are currently rewriting all of our technotes. As soon as that is done, we will be converting them to text and uploading them to every place we can think of. This should happen by the end of the month (THIS month!). Someone suggested to me that I also post the MacWrite versions of the technotes as well as the text formats. How do people feel about this? My feeling was that I would post the text versions first (in BLU packed format), and then see how the net gods felt about my cluttering up the bandways with more of the same information, but in a different format. Remember that I'll also be uploading the source code to our demo programs around the same time, so it's not just technotes that I'll be bogging the system down with. All told, I'll be uploading about 1.5-2.0 megs of stuff... Keith Rollin amdahl\ Developer Technical Support pyramid!sun !apple!keith Apple Computer decwrl/ "You can do what you want to me, but leave my computer alone!"
delaney%wnre.aecl.CDN@ean.ubc.ca (08/04/88)
Do Apple II users really need mac write I don't know of a Apple II program that can read them. If you want the mac version why using Apple IIs. Lets stick to what apple users can read and understand.
aehl@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Donald J Aehl) (09/22/88)
Over the summer, the subject of Apple II technotes was discussed. Someone
said that they had them and would post them to the net. Is this going to
occur? Is anyone working on this?
I'm sure that many people would like to see these posted. Just wondering
what's going on...
thanks.
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Box #204
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==============================================================================vernonw@dasys1.UUCP (Vernon L. Williams) (01/18/89)
Has anyone seen or heard anything about Apple II Technical Notes? Apple was supposed to mail them to developers last month in a "special mailing", but I haven't received anything! When I called Apple Developer Services, I was told first that I would have to purchase them from APDA, then after I called again I was told that I was listed as an "APPLE" developer not an Apple II developer and this is why I haven't recieved them. I don't think I believe either explanation fully. Anyone know what's going on (I've been witing for these since this summer!!)
scott@claris.com (Scott Lindsey) (01/19/89)
From article <8331@dasys1.UUCP>, by vernonw@dasys1.UUCP (Vernon L. Williams): > Has anyone seen or heard anything about Apple II Technical Notes? > Apple was supposed to mail them to developers last month in a "special > mailing", but I haven't received anything! Well, the tech notes (in TEXT files instead of the old MacWrite format) are up under Developer Services on AppleLink. If there's a big enough demand, I can re-post them here (or on comp.binaries.apple2 in compressed format). TN #0 says "We place no restrictions on copying Technical Notes, with the exception that you cannot resell them." If you're a certified developer, you should be receiving them free, period, according to the Tech Note. -- Scott Lindsey, wombat | UUCP: {ames,apple,portal,sun,voder}!claris!scott Product Development | Internet: scott@claris.com | AppleLink: LINDSEY1 Claris Corp. | Disclaimer: These are not the opinions of Claris, (415) 960-4070 | Apple, the author, or anyone else living or dead.
mjohnson@Apple.COM (Mark Johnson) (01/20/89)
In article <8082@claris.com> scott@claris.com (Scott Lindsey) writes: > >Well, the tech notes (in TEXT files instead of the old MacWrite format) are >up under Developer Services on AppleLink. If there's a big enough demand, >I can re-post them here (or on comp.binaries.apple2 in compressed format). > >If you're a certified developer, you should be receiving them free, period, >according to the Tech Note. > Don't bother posting them Scott as I will be sending them to all the Apple II archive sites who sent me mail. If the demand is great, I could also post them, but since it is every Tech Note (plus File Type Note) I would rather let people get them from the archive sites and post things like Sample Code instead. I'm the one who just finished getting the ASCII files to AppleLink, and as soon as the mad rush of MacWorld is over I can finally get them distributed electronically. The mailing to Developers has been delayed since I passed them off in November. I believe they have been duplicated and they are FINALLY assembling the packages now. If you are a certified developer, they are coming in the mail. If you are not certified, you can get paper copies from APDA. Mark B. Johnson AppleLink: m.johnson Developer Technical Support domain: mjohnson@Apple.com Apple Computer, Inc. UUCP: {amdahl,decwrl,sun,unisoft}!apple!mjohnson
JDA@NIHCU.BITNET (Doug Ashbrook) (01/20/89)
> Well, the tech notes (in TEXT files instead of the old MacWrite format) are > up under Developer Services on AppleLink. If there's a big enough demand, > I can re-post them here (or on comp.binaries.apple2 in compressed format). I would love to see them posted to this list. ------------------------------------------------------------------- J. Douglas Ashbrook (301) 496-5181 BITNET: JDA@NIHCU ARPA: jda%nihcu.bitnet@cunyvm.cuny.edu National Institutes of Health, Computer Center, Bethesda, MD 20892
scott@claris.com (Scott Lindsey) (01/20/89)
From article <24304@apple.Apple.COM>, by mjohnson@Apple.COM (Mark Johnson):
] Don't bother posting them Scott as I will be sending them to all the Apple II
] archive sites who sent me mail. If the demand is great, I could also post
] them, but since it is every Tech Note (plus File Type Note) I would rather
] let people get them from the archive sites and post things like Sample Code
] instead. I'm the one who just finished getting the ASCII files to AppleLink,
] and as soon as the mad rush of MacWorld is over I can finally get them
] distributed electronically.
In deference to Mark's request, I will refrain from posting them to either of
the two news groups.
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Scott Lindsey, wombat | UUCP: {ames,apple,portal,sun,voder}!claris!scott
Product Development | Internet: scott@claris.com | AppleLink: LINDSEY1
Claris Corp. | Disclaimer: These are not the opinions of Claris,
(415) 960-4070 | Apple, the author, or anyone else living or dead.aehl@CSD4.MILW.WISC.EDU (Donald J Aehl) (01/20/89)
Hi There, Please post the Apple II Technotes to comp.system.binaries on ARPAnet. thank you.
matthew@sunpix.UUCP ( Sun NCAA) (01/21/89)
In article <8082@claris.com>, scott@claris.com (Scott Lindsey) writes: > > Well, the tech notes (in TEXT files instead of the old MacWrite format) are > up under Developer Services on AppleLink. If there's a big enough demand, > I can re-post them here (or on comp.binaries.apple2 in compressed format). > Please post them here. As you said, TN #0 itself says: "We place no restrictions on copying Technical Notes, with the exception that you cannot resell them.". The widest distribution ensures it gets to the people that want them (which includes me!), and don't frequent (or access) AppleLink. Posting either to comp.sys.apple or comp.binaries.apple2, it doesn't matter to me. ((Note: if you do post to comp.binaries.apple2 (which is the most logical place to post them), place a notice in comp.sys.apple that the postings have started)) -- Matthew Lee Stier (919) 469-8300| Sun Microsystems --- RTP, NC 27560| "Wisconsin Escapee" uucp: {sun, rti}!sunpix!matthew |
ctuel@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Cliff Tuel) (01/21/89)
From article <24304@apple.Apple.COM>, by mjohnson@Apple.COM (Mark Johnson): | Don't bother posting them Scott as I will be sending them to all the Apple II | archive sites who sent me mail. If the demand is great, I could also post | them, but since it is every Tech Note (plus File Type Note) I would rather | let people get them from the archive sites and post things like Sample Code Ok, where are these archive sites? Can anyone provide me with an anonymous FTP site that has the Tech Notes? Or how can I get a hold of them if I don't have access to AppleLink or some other money-hungry "service"? -- ___________________________ ------------------------- _ . ___ -------------------------- ctuel@polyslo.CalPoly.edu (_ |_ l F F | (_) E |_ ucbvax!voder!polyslo!ctuel -------------------------___________________________--------------------------
mjohnson@Apple.COM (Mark Johnson) (01/23/89)
In article <7205@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU> ctuel@polyslo.CalPoly.EDU (Cliff Tuel) writes: >Ok, where are these archive sites? Can anyone provide me with an anonymous >FTP site that has the Tech Notes? Or how can I get a hold of them if I don't >have access to AppleLink or some other money-hungry "service"? > As soon as I get them all out, I'll be posting a list of all the archive sites which have gotten them directly from Apple. Just be patient, I'm still recovering from MacWorld... Mark B. Johnson AppleLink: m.johnson Developer Technical Support domain: mjohnson@Apple.com Apple Computer, Inc. UUCP: {amdahl,decwrl,sun,unisoft}!apple!mjohnson "You gave your life to become the person you are right now. Was it worth it?" - Richard Bach, _One_
henigan@quando.UUCP (Kevin Henigan) (01/25/89)
>> Well, the tech notes (in TEXT files instead of the old MacWrite format) are >> up under Developer Services on AppleLink. If there's a big enough demand, >> I can re-post them here (or on comp.binaries.apple2 in compressed format). > > Please post them here. As you said, TN #0 itself says: "We place no ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Yes, Please. >restrictions on copying Technical Notes, with the exception that you >cannot resell them.". > > The widest distribution ensures it gets to the people that want them >(which includes me!), and don't frequent (or access) AppleLink. Also people who can't ftp, etc... Please post 'em. >Matthew Lee Stier (919) 469-8300| >Sun Microsystems --- RTP, NC 27560| "Wisconsin Escapee" >uucp: {sun, rti}!sunpix!matthew | =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= + Kevin Henigan. Quantum GmbH + + email: unido!quando!henigan or henigan@quando.uucp Dortmund + # include <disclaimers/std.h> or henigan%quando@unido.bitnet Germany + =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
duerksen@bsu-cs.UUCP (Joel L. Duerksen) (01/26/89)
I would also like to see the Technotes posted. Are there both
Apple II Technotes and Apple IIgs Technotes. I am interested in
both.
Please Post... I have no access to ftp sites. And can not receive
large mail messages.
Joel Duerksen
Ball State University
Muncie, In.
UUCP: <backbones>!{iuvax,pur-ee,uunet}!bsu-cs!duerksen
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Joel Duerksen UUCP: <backbones>!{iuvax,pur-ee,uunet}!bsu-cs!duerksenSEWALL@UCONNVM.BITNET (Murph Sewall) (01/26/89)
>I would also like to see the Technotes posted. Are there both >Apple II Technotes and Apple IIgs Technotes. I am interested in >both. > >Please Post... I have no access to ftp sites. And can not receive >large mail messages. The link between Boston U and MIT has been down for two+ days; so naturally, when it got fixed today, I got a humongous number of messages (including mucho bounced mail messages from another list that HAS to tell me about EVERY user it can't find in 3 days if I'm foolish enough to send a comment to it). Imagine my delight at finding the above in that mass of mail!! (I like Monty Python too :-). 1) the reason the Technotes are being sent to archive sites is they ARE LARGE MAIL (I seem to recall Mark or Scott or someone saying they total 2 Mbytes?). 2) if you can't receive large mail, haven't access to 'ftp', can't get LISTSERV@BROWNVM to acknowledge you exist, and don't receive comp.binaries.apple2 then you are fresh out of luck unless you can afford to subsribe to one of: AppleLink-PE, Genie, Compu$erve, MCI Mail, the Source...... Murph Sewall Vaporware? ---> [Gary Larson returns 1/1/90] Prof. of Marketing Sewall@UConnVM.BITNET Business School sewall%uconnvm.bitnet@mitvma.mit.edu [INTERNET] U of Connecticut {psuvax1 or mcvax }!UCONNVM.BITNET!SEWALL [UUCP] -+- I don't speak for my employer, though I frequently wish that I could (subject to change without notice; void where prohibited) According to the American Facsimile Association, more than half the calls from Japan to the U.S. are fax calls. FAX it to me at: 1-203-486-5246
lwv@n8emr.UUCP (Larry W. Virden) (01/27/89)
In article <8901260105.aa12944@SMOKE.BRL.MIL> SEWALL@UCONNVM.BITNET (Murph Sewall) writes:
-->
-->2) if you can't receive large mail, haven't access to 'ftp', can't get
--> LISTSERV@BROWNVM to acknowledge you exist, and don't receive
--> comp.binaries.apple2 then you are fresh out of luck unless you can
--> afford to subsribe to one of: AppleLink-PE, Genie, Compu$erve, MCI Mail,
--> the Source......
-->
Well, close, but not quite. Remember, at least until now (I havent gotten
my new APDA catalog) one can get the Technotes in hard copy or on disk from
APDA. So there are alternates. Also, at one point in time user groups
which were part of the Apple connection program received copies of the
tech notes as well . If your group isnt getting them, have someone
check this out.
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The world's not inherited from our parents, but borrowed from our children.chavez@cookie.dec.com (Dale - CXN ESDP) (02/08/89)
Does anyone have old copies of the Apple II technotes? I'm
specifically looking for the one titled "Apple II Overview".
Index follows:
_____________________________________________________________________________
Released Apple II Technical Notes November 1988
New ***
Revised *R*
Apple IIc
*R* 1 Mouse Differences On IIe and IIc o11/88
*R* 2 40-Column and Double High-Resolution Graphics o11/88
*R* 3 Foreign Language Keyboard Layouts 11/88
*R* 4 Dvorak Keyboard Layout 11/88
*R* 5 Memory Expansion on the Apple IIc 11/88
*R* 6 Buffering Blues o11/88
*R* 7 Existing Versions 11/88
Apple IIe
*R* 1 Overview of the Apple IIe 11/88
*R* 2 Hardware Protocol for Doing DMA o11/88
*R* 3 Double High-Resolution Graphics 11/88
*R* 4 RDY line 11/88
*R* 5 /INH line 11/88
*R* 6 The Apple II Paddle Circuits 11/88
*R* 7 Interfaces--Serial, Parallel, and IEEE-488 11/88
*R* 8 Known Anomalies of Enhanced IIe ROMs o11/88
*R* 9 Switch Input Changes o11/88
Apple IIGS
*R* 1 How to Install Custom BRK and /NMI Handlers 11/88
*R* 2 Transforming I/O Subroutines for Use in "Native" Mode 11/88
*R* 3 Window Information Bar Use o11/88
*R* 4 Changing Graphics Modes in Mid-Application 11/88
*R* 5 Window and Menu Titles 11/88
*R* 6 Pen Pattern Data Structure 11/88
*R* 7 Halt Mechanism in IIGS SANE 11/88
*R* 8 Elems Functions in IIGS SANE 11/88
*R* 9 IIGS Sound Expansion Connector: Analog I/O Impedances o11/88
*R* 10 InvalRgn Twist o11/88
*R* 11 Ensoniq DOC Swap-Mode Anomaly 11/88
*R* 12 Tool Set Interdependencies 11/88
*R* 13 ROM 1.0 Modem Firmware Bug 11/88
*R* 14 Standard File Calls and GrafPort Records 11/88
*R* 15 InstallFont and Big Fonts o11/88
*R* 16 Notes on Background Printing o11/88
*R* 17 Application Memory Management & the MMStartUp User ID o11/88
*R* 18 Do-It-Yourself SCC Interrupts 11/88
*R* 19 Multichannel Output with Apple IIGS Note Synthesizer 11/88
*R* 20 Catalog of APW Language Numbers 11/88
*R* 21 DMA Compatibility for Expansion RAM 11/88
*R* 22 Proper Unloading of Dynamic Segments 11/88
*R* 23 Toolbox Use of DOC RAM 11/88
*R* 24 Apple IIGS Toolbox Reference Updates 11/88
*R* 25 Apple IIGS Firmware Reference Updates 11/88
*R* 26 ROM 2.0 Revision Summary 11/88
*R* 27 Graphics Image File Formats 11/88
*R* 28 Interface Card Design Guidelines o11/88
*R* 29 Monochrome High-Resolution Mode o11/88
*R* 30 Apple IIGS Hardware Reference Updates 11/88
*R* 31 Redirecting Output in APW C o11/88
*R* 32 /INH Line Anomaly o11/88
*R* 33 ERRORDEATH Macro 11/88
*R* 34 Low-Level QuickDraw II Routines 11/88
*R* 35 Printer Driver Specifications o11/88
*R* 36 Port Driver Specifications 11/88
*R* 37 Free-Form Synthesizer Tips o11/88
*R* 38 List Controls in Dialog Boxes o11/88
*R* 39 Mega II Video Counters 11/88
*R* 40 VBL Signal o11/88
*R* 41 Font Family Numbers 11/88
*** 42 Custom Windows 11/88
*** 43 Undocumented Feature of CalcMenuSize 11/88
*** 44 GetPenState and SetPenState Record Error 11/88
*** 45 Parameters for GetFrameColor 11/88
*** 46 DrawPicture Data Format 11/88
*** 47 What SetDataSize Does 11/88
*** 48 All About AlertWindow 11/88
*** 49 Rebooting (Really) 11/88
Apple II Miscellaneous
*R* 1 80-Column Screen Dump o11/88
*R* 2 Apple II Family Identification Routines 2.1 11/88
*R* 3 Super Serial Card Firmware Bug 11/88
*R* 4 AppleWorks Keys 11/88
*R* 5 AppleWorks File Formats 11/88
*R* 6 IWM Port Description 11/88
*R* 7 Apple II Family Identification 11/88
*R* 8 Pascal 1.1 Firmware Protocol ID Bytes 11/88
*R* 9 AppleSoft Real Variable Storage o11/88
*R* 10 80-Column GetChar Routine o11/88
*R* 11 Examining the $C800 Space from AppleSoft o11/88
*R* 12 Apple II Firmware WAIT Routine 11/88
AppleTalk
*** 1 Identifying AppleTalk 11/88
*** 2 ProDOS 8 Compatibility on the IIe and IIGS 11/88
GS/OS
*** 1 Contents of the System and System Tools Disks 11/88
*** 2 GS/OS and the 80-Column Firmware 11/88
*** 3 Pointers on Caching 11/88
ImageWriter
*R* 1 Custom Font Selection 11/88
Memory Expansion Card
*R* 1 Questions and Answers 11/88
Mouse
*R* 1 Interrupt Environment with the Mouse o11/88
*R* 2 Varying VBL Interrupt Rate o11/88
*R* 3 Mode Byte of the SetMouse Routine o11/88
*R* 4 Mouse Firmware Bug Affecting ServeMouse o11/88
*R* 5 Check on Mouse Firmware Card 11/88
*R* 6 MouseText Characters 11/88
*R* 7 Mouse Clamping 11/88
Pascal
*R* 4 Pascal Declarations & Directory Structure 11/88
*R* 10 Configuration and Use of Pascal Run-Time Systems o11/88
*R* 12 Disk Formatter Routine o11/88
*R* 14 Apple Pascal 1.3 TREESEARCH and IDSEARCH o11/88
*R* 15 Apple II Pascal SHORTGRAPHICS Module o11/88
*R* 16 Driver to Have Two Volumes on One 3.5" Disk o11/88
ProDOS 8
*R* 1 The GETLN Buffer and a ProDOS Clock Card 11/88
*R* 2 Porting DOS 3.3 Programs to ProDOS and BASIC.SYSTEM 11/88
*R* 3 Device Search, Identification, and Driver Conventions 11/88
*R* 4 I/O Redirection in DOS and ProDOS 11/88
*R* 5 ProDOS Block Device Formatting 11/88
*R* 6 Attaching External Commands to BASIC.SYSTEM 11/88
*R* 7 Starting and Quitting Interpreter Conventions 11/88
*R* 8 Dealing with /RAM 11/88
*R* 9 Buffer Management Using BASIC.SYSTEM 11/88
*R* 10 Installing Clock Driver Routines 11/88
*R* 11 The ProDOS 8 MACHID Byte 11/88
*R* 12 Interrupt Handling 11/88
*R* 13 Double High-Resolution Graphics Files 11/88
*R* 14 Selector and Dispatcher Conventions 11/88
*R* 15 How ProDOS 8 Treats Slot 3 11/88
*R* 16 How to Format a ProDOS Disk Device 11/88
*R* 17 Recursive ProDOS Catalog Routine 11/88
*R* 18 /RAM Memory Map 11/88
*R* 19 File Auxiliary Type Assignment 11/88
*R* 20 Mirrored Devices and SmartPort 11/88
*** 21 Identifying ProDOS Devices 11/88
SmartPort
*R* 1 SmartPort Introduction 11/88
*R* 2 SmartPort Calls Updated 11/88
*R* 3 SmartPort Bus Architecture 11/88
*R* 4 SmartPort Device Types o11/88
*R* 5 SCSI SmartPort Control Call Changes 11/88
*** 6 Apple IIGS SmartPort Errata 11/88
*** 7 SmartPort Subtype Codes 11/88
UniDisk 3.5
*R* 1 UniDisk 3.5 Internals 11/88
*R* 2 UniDisk 3.5 ID Bytes 11/88
*R* 3 STATUS Call Bug 11/88
*R* 4 Accessing Macintosh Disks 11/88
*R* 5 Architectural Differences Between 3.5" Drives 11/88
_____________________________________________________________________________
========================================================================awillis@pro-angmar.UUCP (Albert Willis) (05/17/89)
Have any more tech notes been released since January? I downloaded all of the
revised ones from AppleLink Personal Edition, but haven't seen any new ones
since. Thanks.
Albert Willis
obsolete!pro-angmar!awillis@bloom-beacon.mit.edu | AppleLink PE: BCS Al
obsolete!pro-angmar!awillis@bu-it.bu.edu | BCS Apple Connection:
pro-angmar!awillis@obsolete.uucp | 617/ 893-5681 [Al]samt@pro-europa.cts.com (Sam Theis) (05/21/89)
Network Comment: to #2550 by pnet01!crash!bloom-beacon.mit.edu!obsolete!pro-angmar!awillis Albert Willis writes: | Have any more tech notes been released since January? ... Haven't seen any | new ones since (January). Check again on AppleLink PE. There were March and May tech note updates up on AL PE as of 21 May. Sam