On 3 Mar, 2008, at 22:19, cctalk-request at classiccmp.org wrote: I just got one of mine off the shelf and the lid of the case is labelled "apple ][ plus", without even a capital 'A' as the curve of the lower case 'a' fits into the bite in the apple logo. I think the titles on the cover of the four main manuals also said "][" on them, but I have not checked them. I can't actually remember what they were all for, there was the main reference manual with the circuit diagram in the back which was very useful for the odd machine which misbehaved when first delivered before being shipped to customers - in several instances I traced IC leads which had missed their sockets which were either bent underneath or down the side. There was a manual for DOS 3.3 and its utilities . I think there was an Applesoft manual. I can't remember what the other one was. It was not integer Basic, I never saw a manual for that. Of course there were the also manuals for UCSD Pascal, but they weren't one of the main four.