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crustyasp46 wrote:
BTW my search was done this way : how to do a full reset on a 64k Microcom Apple IIe compatible
Scott Running Bear wrote:crustyasp46 wrote:
BTW my search was done this way : how to do a full reset on a 64k Microcom Apple IIe compatible
This one is an Apple II+ compatible. Every diagnostic program I've run that lists the computer type lists it as an Apple II+ and attempting to run some Apple IIe software it says the program isn't made run on an Apple II+.
Scott Running Bear wrote:Apple II+ programs run on it just fine. It hasn't refused to run a II+ program yet. A lot of IIe programs will run on it too. However about a quarter to a third will kick back and refuse to run. That could be due to incompatibility or the programs could be detecting that I'm trying to run them on a clone. Apple built a routine into it's DOS I believe that could ID what kind of computer was trying to run a program. This was to keep Franklin computers and other clones from reading the programs. You had to have an Apple computer or a legitimate clone to run them. I believe this was released in the mid to late 80's.
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