nicholaA@moravian.EDU (03/13/89)
II+ UnShrinkIT, the Apple II+ version of UnShrinkIt is available for download on AppleLink PE (so far). I also sent BinSCII'd copies of it to murph sewall to post to apple2-L, dave whitney, jason blochowiak, and grant delaney. If anyone else would like a copy, let me know. The II+ version of UnShrinkIt will work on *ANY* apple with an (gasp!) autostart rom. This includes: Apple II+ Apple IIe Enhanced Apple IIe Apple IIc (all revs, I guess.. someone send me one) Apple IIc Plus Apple IIgs The whole program manages (just barely) to fit into 12k. Please don't ask for many new features for this program because I believe at last count I had about 208 bytes left total before I had to do some strange things to squeeze more memory out of a 48k machine. If anyone has any problems with either copy of II+ UnShrinkIT or ShrinkIT, let me know, and *PLEASE* tell me which program you were using, what you were doing at the time, your system configuration if you feel it's relevant. andy ------------- Andy Nicholas CsNET: shrinkit@moravian.edu Box 435, Moravian College InterNET: shrinkit%moravian.edu@relay.cs.net Bethlehem, PA 18018 liberty!batman!shrinkit@sun.com -- "I have a CD Player, send CD's!" uucp: rutgers!lafcol!lehi3b15!mc70!shrinkit AppleLink PE: ShrinkIt rutgers!liberty!batman!shrinkit
nicholaA@moravian.EDU (03/13/89)
Oh yeah, I almost forgot. The II+ UnShrinkIT program is also freeware. (I toyed with the idea of making it ShareWare just because I didn't want to write it, but my altruistic instincts won out in the end... yeah riiight. :) andy ---- Andy Nicholas CsNET: shrinkit@moravian.edu Box 435, Moravian College InterNET: shrinkit%moravian.edu@relay.cs.net Bethlehem, PA 18018 liberty!batman!shrinkit@sun.com ---- UUCP: rutgers!lafcol!lehi3b15!mc70!shrinkit I have a CD player, send CD's. rutgers!liberty!batman!shrinkit I have a IIgs, send a GS+. ALink PE: shrinkit
andyn@pro-sol.cts.com (Andy Nicholas) (03/27/89)
Just in case anyone didn't know, if you are running II+ UnShrinkIT or II+
ShrinkIT, and you are using a Basis apple clone, you *HAVE* to have something
plugged into the joystick port. Evidently the basis pulls all the i/o
softswitch locations high when not in use, and that does strange things to
routines which test the open-apple and closed-apple keys (because if nothing
is plugged in, they register as being held-down. To my knowledge, this isn't
the case on the Apple II+, and certainly not any unenhanced IIe).
andy nicholas
Andy Nicholas CsNet: nicholaA@moravian.edu
Box 435, Moravian College InterNet: nicholaA%batman.moravian.edu@relay.cs.net
Bethlehem, PA 18018 ALink PE: ShrinkIt
Bang: rutgers!liberty!batman!nicholaA