lyle@netcom.UUCP (Lyle Fong) (04/14/90)
Carpet bag is flaky. Probably, one of the reasons for this is because it is an INIT. There are many NDAs out there that do the same job, and don't crash as often. I was able to get the Laserwriter Driver on 5.02 to be direct connected. However, you can't go to direct connect to activate it. One of the CDEVS that are installed when you install Laserwriter is the Appletalk. But if you shut off Appletalk, it is automatically installed as Direct Connect. Lyle
kunzel@andrew.verity.com (Kevin Kunzelman) (08/28/90)
I've got the following system for sale: Apple IIGS (Woz limited edition) ROM 01 CPU Applied Engineering GS-RAM 1.5 meg expansion card. (Total 1.75M) Apple RGB monitor Apple 3.5" drive Apple 5.25" drive Transwarp GS 7.0 mhz accelerator card (Makes GS faster than Mac SE) Vulcan 40 megabyte internal HD ( 22ms avg. seek time -- FAST ) ( w/fan and boosted power supply. <1 yr. old ) Audio Animator (MIDI interface and stereo digitizer) LOTS and LOTS of Software The list price for all this stuff would end up being around $5000. If you shopped well, you could get it for around $3700. I'd like to sell my system for $1850. Additional stuff for sale: UniMac 40M external SCSI HD (28MS avg seek time.) -- $350 Apple II High-Speed DMA SCSI card (NEW) -- $90 OR buy both for $390. Kevin Kunzelman (kunzel@andrew.verity.com) Home: (408) 720-9660 Work: (415) 960-7655
scalawag@blake.u.washington.edu (Keith Frederick) (02/17/91)
Here is some Apple IIGS Software and Books and some Apple II stuff FOR SALE.
I WILL PAY SHIPPING ON ALL ITEMS.
All software is original and comes with complete original documentation.
Registration will be transferred wherever possible.
Apple IIGS Software & Books
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Graphics Supermarket - $10
Apple IIGS Technical Reference by Michael Fischer - $12
Inside the Apple IIGS by Gary Bond (some wear on covers) - $10
HyperStudio (w/ speaker, digitizer, & microphone) - $40
Music Studio v2.0 - $15
Micol Macro Assembler - $15
Programmer's Introduction to the Apple IIGS (w/ disk) - $15 (by Apple)
(^^^ source is in TML Pascal, C, and Assembly)
APW C v1.0.2 - $25 (requires APW or ORCA shell)
Apple IIGS Hardware Reference Manual - $15 (hardcover)
Apple IIGS Firmware Reference Manual - $15 (hardcover)
Apple IIGS ProDOS 16 Reference Manual w/ Exerciser - $15 (hardcover)
Apple's Human Interface Guidelines - $10
Apple's Technical Introduction to the Apple IIGS - $10
Apple's Network System Overview - $10
Inside AppleTalk (by Apple) - $20 (hardcover)
Apple IIGS Hardware
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AI 4 Meg RAM Card FULLY populated - $200
comes with memory checking software, documentation on disk (this is how
it originally came).
Apple //e Software & Books
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Now that you know Assembly language, what are you going to do with it - $8
6502 Systems Programming (goes through design of BREVITY environment) - $10
Enhancing your Apple //e volume 2 by Don Lancaster - $10
Apple Access // (vt52 emulation, XMODEM protocal, & command language) - $10
Beneath Apple DOS - $7
Beneath Apple ProDOS - $7
Both books for $10.
Compute's Machine Language for Beginners Book #1 - $7
Compute's Machine Language Book #2 - $7
Both books for $10.
The following games are for $12:
War In Russia
Geopolitique
Nam
(buy two of the above for $20; all three for $25; )
The following games are for $8:
Bureaucracy
The Hobbit
Flight Simulator
Super Sunday Master Disk
Super Sunday General Mgr Disk (requires a Master Disk)
Super Sunday 1986 Season (requires a Master Disk)
[ All three Super Sunday Disks for $12 ]
(buy 2 of the above for $10; 3 for $15; 4 for $20; 5 for $25; and 6 for $30)
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If there are any questions PLEASE leave e-mail or phone me. And remember,
I pay shipping on all purchases...I love my customers!
___________________________________________________________________________
| Keith R. Frederick | Happiness is our moral purpose. |
| scalawag@blake.u.washington.edu | If you see Dr. Fu Manchu, kill him !!! |
| CIS:73760,3521 |----------------------------------------|
| (206)285-1576 | 4th Year Senior / Economics |
|__________________________________|________________________________________|pyrros@cis.udel.edu (Christos Pyrros) (03/21/91)
For Sale: Price Apple IIGS, ROM 03, 1 year old $700 3200K RAM/ROM Disk (Boots from ROM Disk) Two Apple Memory Expansion Cards, full to 1 Meg ea $100/ea Applied Engineering RamKeeper (with battery backup) $150 Applied Engineering TransWarp GS $150 AST Vision Plus (video digitizer) $150 Future Sound Stereo Card & Audio Digitizer $75 Two 3.5S Apple 800K Drives $200/ea One 5.25S Drive $75 Hayes Mach III Joystick $20 Apple Monitor /// Monochrome Monitor $70 Advanced Electronics RGB Monitor $200 PhoneNet Connector (for AppleTalk) $30 SYSTEM IS APPLETALK NETWORK COMPATIBLE. Will sell complete system for $1550.00 All offers considered. Send email to pyrros@udel.edu or page by calling (301) 510-0418, wait for beep, enter your phone number, enter #, hang up. (8am - 11:59pm EST)
aford@pro-mansion.cts.com (Adam Ford) (04/08/91)
Forgive me, I post too much in a row, I just read things, then I like to
respond to them.
I don't think that Apple Computer, Inc. will cut the IIgs for a while,
because of the money they have put into it. It's the most powerful Apple
II, 65816 processor, 2.8 Mhz (although it is slow) 1 Meg of RAM, etc...
There seem to be MANY employees of Apple COmputer, that seem to specialize
in Apple II. I talked vioce with Matt Deatherage & Jay Schafer (author of
the Installer), and we have met Dave Lyons here. I know there are MORE,
look at Andy Nicholas. All these people do something with an Apple IIgs.
I can understand why they cut the IIe. It's VERY obsolete 1 MHZ, 65c02
processor, etc. With the IIgs being able to run most IIe software anyway.
Then they modified the IIc into the IIc+ Which didn;t last long, because
the only MAIN difference is the 4 MHZ, and builtin 3.5" disk drive. Well
the IIgs uses a 3.5" disk too. I wouldn
I would NOT be supprised if Apple cut the IIgs, and I would NOT be
supprised it they DIDN'T. I just think there are too many Apple IIgs
employees....
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aford@pro-mansion.cts.com (Adam Ford) (04/09/91)
I got this message via E-mail.. I thought it would have more effect here...
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I'm interested in learning how to program in assembly on my Apple IIGS.
Does anyone know of an assembler offered through shareware or freeware
for the IIGS? Any kind of reply would be greatly appreciated.
Hiroshi Kawai
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andreas@neabbs.UUCP (ANDREAS JACOBS) (05/14/91)
Past een Handle van de MemoryManager in het Direct Register? Met andere woorden: plaatst de MemoryManager zyn pointers in bank zero? Het lijkt mij heel vanzelfsprekend omdat de DirectIndirectlongindexed adressing mode dan goed bruikbaar is op de 65C816 maar ik heb het nergens bevestigd gezien. Chris Jacobs.
plucky.duck@pro-midnightex.cts.com (Terry Guelfo) (05/17/91)
In-Reply-To: message from andreas@neabbs.UUCP >Past een Handle van de MemoryManager in het Direct Register? Met >andere woorden: plaatst de MemoryManager zyn pointers in bank zero? >Het lijkt mij heel vanzelfsprekend omdat de DirectIndirectlongindexed >adressing mode dan goed bruikbaar is op de 65C816 maar ik heb het >nergens bevestigd gezien. >Chris Jacobs. Hey, now wasn't THAT an interesting message, folks? What is that.. German? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ INET: plucky.duck@pro-midnightex.cts.com PLine: plucky.duck@pro-midnightex UUCP: crash!pro-midnightex!plucky.duck ARPA: UUCP + @nosc.mil :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: "What a torture! What a delicious torture, Bateman! Greater than Poe. Poe only conceived it; I have done it, Bateman! Poe, you are avenged!" -- Dr. Richard Vollin <Bela Lugosi>, The Raven/1935
stuckey@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Anthony J. Stuckey) (05/18/91)
plucky.duck@pro-midnightex.cts.com (Terry Guelfo) writes: >In-Reply-To: message from andreas@neabbs.UUCP >>Past een Handle van de MemoryManager in het Direct Register? Met >>andere woorden: plaatst de MemoryManager zyn pointers in bank zero? >>Het lijkt mij heel vanzelfsprekend omdat de DirectIndirectlongindexed >>adressing mode dan goed bruikbaar is op de 65C816 maar ik heb het >>nergens bevestigd gezien. >>Chris Jacobs. >Hey, now wasn't THAT an interesting message, folks? What is that.. German? I know a little german, and based on the thigns i know, i would say it's actually Dutch. andere worten = other words in greman, but he uses the slightly different spelling i've come to associate with dutch... (note that this is not an expert view by any means...) -- Anthony J. Stuckey stuckey@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu
spock@incom.incom.de (Martin Georg) (05/18/91)
In article <1991May17.113634.9040@crash.cts.com> plucky.duck@pro-midnightex.cts.com (Terry Guelfo) writes: >In-Reply-To: message from andreas@neabbs.UUCP > >>Past een Handle van de MemoryManager in het Direct Register? Met >>andere woorden: plaatst de MemoryManager zyn pointers in bank zero? >>Het lijkt mij heel vanzelfsprekend omdat de DirectIndirectlongindexed >>adressing mode dan goed bruikbaar is op de 65C816 maar ik heb het >>nergens bevestigd gezien. >>Chris Jacobs. > > >Hey, now wasn't THAT an interesting message, folks? What is that.. German? > > >------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >INET: plucky.duck@pro-midnightex.cts.com PLine: plucky.duck@pro-midnightex >UUCP: crash!pro-midnightex!plucky.duck ARPA: UUCP + @nosc.mil >:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: >"What a torture! What a delicious torture, Bateman! Greater than Poe. Poe > only conceived it; I have done it, Bateman! Poe, you are avenged!" > -- Dr. Richard Vollin <Bela Lugosi>, The Raven/1935 Guys, that's not German, that's Dutch :-). In German, it would look like this: Ein Handle dem memory Manager in sein Direct Register uebergeben??? Mit anderen Worten: Legt der Memory Manager seine Pointer in Bank Null ab? OK, everything clear now :-) ??? Martin Georg Frankfurt/Germany GEnie: A2.Martin (Visit Category 28 on page 645!) ----> Apple II forever! <----
ericmcg@pnet91.cts.com (Eric Mcgillicuddy) (05/19/91)
>Hey, now wasn't THAT an interesting message, folks? What is that.. German? > > >----------------------------------------------------------------------------- >INET: plucky.duck@pro-midnightex.cts.com PLine: plucky.duck@pro-midnightex >UUCP: crash!pro-midnightex!plucky.duck ARPA: UUCP + @nosc.mil It was Dutch. As near as I can tell he was asking if the Memory Manager kept the its pointers in bank 0 so that it could use direct Indirect addressing to resolve them. I haven't used German in a number of years, and never used Dutch, so this is just a guess of course. I might point out that there are number of different countries served by this network, it is not inconceivable that non-English speaking will ask questions. And given the lack of non-English technical information sources, I think we should do our best to answer them. N'est Pas? UUCP: bkj386!pnet91!ericmcg INET: ericmcg@pnet91.cts.com
tooly@zelator.uucp (Theo Schneider) (05/19/91)
In <1991May17.171251.5606@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> stuckey@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Anthony J. Stuckey) writes: >plucky.duck@pro-midnightex.cts.com (Terry Guelfo) writes: >>In-Reply-To: message from andreas@neabbs.UUCP >>>Past een Handle van de MemoryManager in het Direct Register? Met >>>andere woorden: plaatst de MemoryManager zyn pointers in bank zero? >>>Het lijkt mij heel vanzelfsprekend omdat de DirectIndirectlongindexed >>>adressing mode dan goed bruikbaar is op de 65C816 maar ik heb het >>>nergens bevestigd gezien. >>>Chris Jacobs. >>Hey, now wasn't THAT an interesting message, folks? What is that.. German? >I know a little german, and based on the thigns i know, i would say it's >actually Dutch. andere worten = other words in greman, but he >uses the slightly different spelling i've come to associate with >dutch... (note that this is not an expert view by any means...) >-- >Anthony J. Stuckey >stuckey@ux1.cso.uiuc.ed Hi there, Antony is on the right way. The language is Chris message is dutch. Not easy to read, but if you can german then you can also read this message. u -- | Theo Schneider |\| UUCP : tooly@zelator.in-berlin.de | | Babelsberger Str. 40 |/| GEnie : T.Schneider6 | | 1000 Berlin 31 |\| Zerberus : T.Schneider@TeleMail.Zer | | Germany |/| Voice : Germany 030 / 854 29 72 |
I409@DMAFHT1.BITNET (KRS) (05/21/91)
Just a *little* hint: This aint German...
This language which is spoken in Holland and the Netherlands is called
>>> DUTCH <<<
...another lesson by KRS on the narrow-minded-US-so-called-World-
conciousness-yeah, right: GODs-own-country-mentality...
cee yaI409@DMAFHT1.BITNET (KRS) (05/21/91)
Eric, I do owe you something: RESPECT. If you want to know why, read my other MSG conc. this subject... You are one of a few Americans with a mind the world really needs today. Glad to know you, Christian "KRS" Karpp FHT Mannheim, FRG
stuckey@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Anthony J. Stuckey) (05/22/91)
I409@DMAFHT1.BITNET (KRS) writes: >Just a *little* hint: This aint German... >This language which is spoken in Holland and the Netherlands is called > >>> DUTCH <<< >...another lesson by KRS on the narrow-minded-US-so-called-World- >conciousness-yeah, right: GODs-own-country-mentality... >cee ya AND any InterNet - knowledgeable user should have looked at the originating address and seen that the last 2 letters were "ne", the country code the the Netherlands. As for the linguistics - Doesn't anybody remember 5th grade Social Science anymore??? Maybe I'm just special. Sorry to be such a spoil sport, but a posting like this really fries -- Anthony J. Stuckey stuckey@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu
gwyn@smoke.brl.mil (Doug Gwyn) (05/22/91)
In article <9105210928.AA08028@apple.com> I409@DMAFHT1.BITNET (KRS) writes: >...another lesson by KRS on the narrow-minded-US-so-called-World- >conciousness-yeah, right: GODs-own-country-mentality... Look, you guys, just because a few fools are ignorant does NOT prove anything whatever about national characteristics. Or would you want to say that the posting in Dutch was indicative of a Dutch tendency to excessive nationalist zeal? My opinion is that such a tendency MIGHT have applied to the poster, who as it turned out did not have the excuse of not being able to communicate adequately in English. Whether or not another Dutchman would have been so silly would depend entirely on the individual involved, just as whether or not Americans understood the message or even recognized the language depended entirely on the individuals. Please help stamp out racism, sexism, etc. by refraining from lumping people into ethnic categories.
ericmcg@pnet91.cts.com (Eric Mcgillicuddy) (05/23/91)
>You are one of a few Americans with a mind the world really needs today. > >Glad to know you, >Christian "KRS" Karpp >FHT Mannheim, FRG I'm not an American. Although I have been to DisneyWorld. :) UUCP: bkj386!pnet91!ericmcg INET: ericmcg@pnet91.cts.com
whitewolf@gnh-starport.cts.com (Tae Song) (05/27/91)
|I409@DMAFHT1.BITNET (KRS) writes: | |>Just a *little* hint: This aint German... |>This language which is spoken in Holland and the Netherlands is called |> >>> DUTCH <<< | |>...another lesson by KRS on the narrow-minded-US-so-called-World- |>conciousness-yeah, right: GODs-own-country-mentality... | |>cee ya |AND any InterNet - knowledgeable user should have looked |at the originating address and seen that the last 2 letters |were "ne", the country code the the Netherlands. |As for the linguistics - Doesn't anybody remember 5th grade Social Science |anymore??? Maybe I'm just special. | |Sorry to be such a spoil sport, but a posting like this really fries |-- |Anthony J. Stuckey |stuckey@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu Maybe we ought to have let Hilter have Europe, it would be less confusioning. Isn't Germany in German, Dutchland or something... Duetchland... will what ever. INET: whitewolf@gnh-starport.cts.com UUCP: crash!gnh-starport!whitewolf ARPA: crash!gnh-starport!whitewolf@nosc.mil
sk2f+@andrew.cmu.edu (Seth D. Kadesh) (05/27/91)
whitewolf@gnh-starport.cts.com (Tae Song) writes: > |I409@DMAFHT1.BITNET (KRS) writes: > | > |>Just a *little* hint: This aint German... > |>This language which is spoken in Holland and the Netherlands is called > |> >>> DUTCH <<< > | > |>...another lesson by KRS on the narrow-minded-US-so-called-World- > |>conciousness-yeah, right: GODs-own-country-mentality... > | > |>cee ya > |AND any InterNet - knowledgeable user should have looked > |at the originating address and seen that the last 2 letters > |were "ne", the country code the the Netherlands. > |As for the linguistics - Doesn't anybody remember 5th grade Social Science > |anymore??? Maybe I'm just special. > | > |Sorry to be such a spoil sport, but a posting like this really fries > |-- > |Anthony J. Stuckey > |stuckey@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu > > Maybe we ought to have let Hilter have Europe, it would be less confusioning. Even in jest, this is not funny. PLEASE use some thought before you post. As is clearly obvious from above, this group (and others) propogate further than your backyard! > > Isn't Germany in German, Dutchland or something... Duetchland... will what > ever. > INET: whitewolf@gnh-starport.cts.com > UUCP: crash!gnh-starport!whitewolf > ARPA: crash!gnh-starport!whitewolf@nosc.mil -seth tHe mAd ScienTisT, and other carnations ----------------------- sk2f@andrew.cmu.edu | everything seems so easy this way but I'm going under tmSatCMU@DRYCAS.BITNET| fast, I'm slipping away, am I so crazy? - Marillion