20 Jun
2000
20 Jun
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10:51 a.m.
--- Eric Smith <eric(a)brouhaha.com> wrote:
I forgot to answer the other question:
So how did the Apple IIc+ work? It has an internal 3.5" floppy. Did you
have to have an external 5.25" drive to play old games, etc?
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So... now that I have two machines that want to
have 3.5" drives and
no copies of DOS 3.3 on that medium, is it possible to aquire it anywhere?
I have Macs, etc., so I can make a 3.5" disk from an Apple disk image
if that's what it takes.
Apple never supported DOS on 3.5". There were some third-party hacks, but
I've never obtained copies. 
20 Jun
20 Jun
11:24 a.m.
On Tue, 20 Jun 2000, Ethan Dicks wrote:
So how did the Apple IIc+ work? It has an internal
3.5" floppy. Did you
have to have an external 5.25" drive to play old games, etc?
Yes. And for anything else you used ProDOS which can natively support
3.5" disks.
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12:18 p.m.
I wrote:
Apple never supported DOS on 3.5". There were
some third-party hacks, but
I've never obtained copies.
Ethan wrote:
So how did the Apple IIc+ work? It has an internal
3.5" floppy. Did you
have to have an external 5.25" drive to play old games, etc?
Yes. Especially since the games on 5.25" disks usually had some form
of copy protection anyhow.
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