30 May
1997
30 May
'97
3:37 a.m.
On Fri, 30 May 1997, Doug Spence wrote:
Well, I remember there was a Microsoft SoftCard II. The one I have is
clearly labelled Microsoft SoftCard IIe (big, old-type Microsoft logo). I
don't know if there are actual differences. I've never seen the SoftCard II.
CP/M disks?
Ooh, wish I had those for my IIe... I have a Microsoft SoftCard
IIe (brilliant product, btw) but the CP/M boot disks for it are gone. I
really should talk to Don Maslin, I suppose.
I notice you mention that it is a "SoftCard IIe". Does the Apple //e
require a special version of the SoftCard? I moved everything across to the //e (smoking a Disk
][ in the process
:'() and the Z80 card refuses to work in the //e.
There are a lot of hardware incompatibilities between the two machines, I
think. They should be well documented, though.
I preferred the simple grooves in the back for cables
on my ][+ clone. I
never had to disconnect anything to remove it.
Yes, those were such a good idea. When I first saw them, I thought "this
is STRANGE". But it makes sense.
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