Apple I BASIC dump

Ethan Dicks wrote about bit-banging serial between two computers: Amazing! I did the exact same thing, when I owned the Apple II games but wanted to play them on a C-64 at school. On later occasions, I transferred Infocom game images serially from an Atari 800 to the Apple II, from the Apple II to an IBM PC, and from the IBM PC to a Mac, but I didn't have to write any bit-banging code for any of those. I also wrote a Turbo Pascal program on the PC to read Infocom games from Kaypro disks. I'd reverse-engineered the Apple II Infocom interpreter myself around 1982-1983, and based on that wrote my own in Turbo Pascal in 1985. I should have posted it to comp.sources back then, but since Infocom was still a going concern at the time, I was afraid they would sue me. Unfortunately I no longer have any of the software I wrote in that era. A friend kept a printed listing of my reverse-engineered source code for the Apple II interpreter, so I've got a PDF of scan of it here: http://www.brouhaha.com/~eric/if/zip/ Eric