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>>> WELCOME TO THE LAMP! <<<
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
THE BEST OF THE A2 BULLETIN BOARD ON Syndicomm Online
"Teaching the Apple II user how to fish since 1998"
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The Lamp! An Onipa'a Software Production Vol. 9, No. 3
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Publisher................................Ryan M. Suenaga, M.S.W., L.S.W.
Editor.....................................................Lyle Syverson
Internet Email, Publisher.........................thelamp@sheppyware.net
Internet Email, Editor................................lyle@FoxValley.net
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
March 15, 2006
HIGH ABOVE THE ROCK RIVER---------------------------------------------[OPN]
How Fast is Fast Enough?
A2 FORUM AT Syndicomm Online (A2Central.com) DISTILLATIONS------------[DAS]
Any Specific Meaning in A2 Model Numbers?------------------------[MMN]
The Woz 6502 T-shirt---------------------------------------------[WTS]
Effective Visual Design------------------------------------------[EVD]
Jeri Ellsworth - Video - Wikipedia-------------------------------[JVW]
Mar 14, Pi Day---------------------------------------------------[MPD]
New Special Edition of Planet of the Apes?-----------------------[POA]
DOS 3.3 Launcher-------------------------------------------------[DLR]
Anniversary of Wolfenstein 3D------------------------------------[AWT]
Interfacing the Roomba Vacuum Cleaner to an Apple II-------------[IRA]
Sweet16 for BeOS-------------------------------------------------[SSB]
Ethernet With the Windows Version of KEGS------------------------[EWK]
OMF Linker-------------------------------------------------------[OMF]
ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM SYNDICOMM------------------------------------------[ANS]
To Sign up for Syndicomm Online----------------------------------[TSU]
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-------------------------------------------------[LTE]
No Letters to the Editor This Month
An Invitation
KFEST 2006------------------------------------------------------------[KF6]
KansasFest 2006--------------------------------------------------[KFS]
EXTRA INNINGS
About The Lamp! ------------------------------------------------ [INN]
[*] [*] [*]
READING THE LAMP! The index system used by The Lamp! is designed to make
""""""""""""""""" your reading easier. To use this system, load this
issue into any word processor or text editor. In the index you will find
something like:
EXTRA INNINGS
About The Lamp! ------------------------------------------------ [INN]
To read this article, simply use your search or find command to locate
[INN]. There is a similar tag at the end of each article: [EOA].
[OPN]-------------------------------
HIGH ABOVE THE ROCK RIVER |
------------------------------------
From The Editor
"""""""""""""""
by Lyle Syverson <lyle@FoxValley.net>
How Fast is Fast Enough?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The automobile ads on TV show the car speeding along... passing other
cars... taking curves in the road with ease... indicating that it can move
very fast... and giving the impression that fast is desirable... perhaps
even necessary.
How fast must a computer processor be able to run? It depends. If
you want the fastest you will have to buy a new computer regularly so as to
keep up. On the other hand, if your older computer provides you with a
satisfying experience, it is "fast enough".
My first encounter with an Apple II computer was in 1985... an
enhanced IIe with a 1MB memory card running AppleWorks 1.3. A spreadsheet
was used to manage the inventory and ordering some seven hundred chemicals
used in teaching chemistry in the local junior college. It took a long
time to build the spreadsheet. Auto calculation had to be turned off... it
would take far too long to recalculate after each entry. When all the
entries were in place you commanded it to calculate and left it alone while
you worked on something else. When you came back you had a neat list of
chemicals with the quantity that needed to be ordered for the following
year. Plugging along at 1MHz, it was "fast enough"... it saved a lot of
time that would have been required to do the job with a calculator.
So take time to enjoy your Apple II's... even though they are slow by
today's standards.
[EOA]
ASCII ART BEGINS
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[EOA]
[DAS]----------------------------------------------
DISTILLATIONS FROM The A2 FORUM at Syndicomm.com |
(A2Central.com) |
---------------------------------------------------
by Lyle Syverson <lyle@foxvalley.net>
[MMN]
Any Specific Meaning in A2 Model Numbers?
"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
Hello,
A question: A writer to me from the History site asked if there is any
specific meaning to the "model" numbers assigned to the Apple II series.
For example, does "A2S4000" mean anything that would identify info about
the particular Apple II it was associated with?
Thanks!
Steven Weyhrich <IX0YE>--<
Apple II History
http://apple2history.org
(A2HISTORY, Cat 2, Top 8, Msg 608)
>>>>>
"""""
Well, the model numbers obviously each describe a specific model of
machine, but there's no hidden code in the number if that's what they're
wondering.
Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd sheppy@syndicomm.com
Owner, Syndicomm http://www.syndicomm.com
Building communities, bit by bit.
(SYNDICOMM, Cat 2, Top 8, Msg 609)
>>>>>
"""""
To add to what Sheppy said, a -serial- number (not a part number) may
include information such as the date a part was made and a certain facility
it was made at, but that's not really applicable in this case.
Ryan
Chief Sysop and Head Geek
(A2.RYAN, Cat 2, Top 8, Msg 611)
[EOA]
[WTS]
The Woz 6502 T-shirt
""""""""""""""""""""
If any of you have paid attention to the PodBrix web site, you know that
the site owner likes to make unique Lego people, which he somehow
customizes. He has released an iPog person, Steve Jobs giving one of his
keynote speeches, Woz, and others. Their latest creation was a Woz 6502
T-shirt, featuring an actual WDC 6502 processor chip magnetically attached
to the shirt. Here is their web page:
http://www.podbrix.com/itemdetails_2068105292.php
Well, today was my 50th birthday, and my family went to the trouble of
getting one of those shirts for me before they went out of stock (all of
those PodBrix items are limited runs). Here is a link with me in the shirt,
and some close-ups of the shirt and chip:
http://web.mac.com/sdweyhrich/iWeb/Zonker/Woz.Shirt.html
Steven Weyhrich <IX0YE>--<
Apple II History
http://apple2history.org
(A2HISTORY, Cat 2, Top 8, Msg 606)
>>>>>
"""""
Wow, Steve... *that's* a loving family! :)
Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd sheppy@syndicomm.com
Owner, Syndicomm http://www.syndicomm.com
Building communities, bit by bit.
(SYNDICOMM, Cat 2, Top 8, Msg 607)
>>>>>
"""""
That's way cool :)
I wonder what I can get next year for my 40th birthday :-)
Ryan
Chief Sysop and Head Geek
(A2.RYAN, Cat 2, Top 8, Msg 610)
[EOA]
[EVD]
Effective Visual Design
"""""""""""""""""""""""
One of the lessons I teach my high school students is in the context of
PowerPoint presentations. I do so by providing them with examples of both
good and bad PPT slides. Unfortunately, I have more samples of the latter
than the former. Last year I used as a good presentation the one Ryan
Suenaga gave in 2001 regarding the transition of Juiced.GS publishing to
Syndicomm, which is a good file but on a topic a bit esoteric for today's
kids. To complement it, does anyone have more examples of good PowerPoint
presentations, or know where I can find one/some?
-Ken
(KGAGNE, Cat 2, Top 8, Msg 612)
>>>>>
"""""
Ken,
I have a presentation that's less esoteric but also way more lame on legal
issues for pregnant and parenting teens.
I can send it to you but I bet you'll consider it less than effective :)
Ryan
Chief Sysop and Head Geek
(A2.RYAN, Cat 2, Top 8, Msg 613)
>>>>>
"""""
Ryan,
I'd be interested in taking a look at that PPT, just the same; the greater
quantity and variety of media I'm exposed to, the better off I'll be.
I promise not to use it as an example of a lame presentation, anyway. :-)
-Ken
(KGAGNE, Cat 2, Top 8, Msg 616)
[EOA]
[JVW]
Jeri Ellsworth - Video - Wikipedia
""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
Our own Jeri Ellsworth on Google video:
http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=Jeri+Ellsworth
Ryan
Chief Sysop and Head Geek
(A2.RYAN, Cat 2, Top 8, Msg 614)
>>>>>
"""""
Wow - Jeri even has her own Wikipedia entry!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeri_Ellsworth
(KGAGNE, Cat 2, Top 8, Msg 615)
[EOA]
[MPD]
Mar 14, Pi Day
""""""""""""""
Happy Pi Day!
(KGAGNE, Cat 2, Top 8, Msg 617)
>>>>>
"""""
Wow, that's nerdy. :)
Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd sheppy@syndicomm.com
Owner, Syndicomm http://www.syndicomm.com
Building communities, bit by bit.
(SYNDICOMM, Cat 2, Top 8, Msg 618)
>>>>>
"""""
I thought Pi Day would be in 10 years...
Ryan
Chief Sysop and Head Geek
(A2.RYAN, Cat 2, Top 8, Msg 619)
[EOA]
[POA]
New Special Edition of Planet of the Apes?
""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
A new special edition of Planet of the Apes has been rumored to be in the
works. I think this Google Video just might lend a hint of what to expect.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1225980947023052205
Geoff
(GEOFF, Cat 2, Top 13, Msg 161)
>>>>>
"""""
Yeah, I'm so not going to watch that. :)
Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd sheppy@syndicomm.com
Owner, Syndicomm http://www.syndicomm.com
Building communities, bit by bit.
(SYNDICOMM, Cat 2, Top 13, Msg 162)
>>>>>
"""""
The most special edition of Planet of the Apes would be the one that had
the writers being killed.
Ryan
Chief Sysop and Head Geek
(A2.RYAN, Cat 2, Top 13, Msg 164)
[EOA]
[DLR]
DOS 3.3 Launcher
Anybody remember DOS 3.3 Launcher by John Mclean, later modified by Andrew
Roughan? It originally was released in the earlier 1990's.
For those who don't know, it's a program that converts DOS 3.3 files or
5.25" disks to run under any ProDOS-formated media. Basically, the disk
images it creates are nothing more than standard .po (ProDOS) ordered disk
images used by most emulators.
Or you can download any .dsk disk image on your PC, use an emulator or
CiderPress to transfer the contents to a .po disk image that you transfer
to your Apple II. Then you just need to adjust the filetype for use under
DOS 3.3 Launcher (filetype $F1).
From the docs:
>>
Any disk that uses a standard RWTS (Read/Write Track/Sector) routine can be
copied in this manner. This includes not only DOS 3.3 disks, but also many
old games which use a standard RWTS, but are not actually DOS 3.3. They can
then be launched by DOS 3.3 Launcher, which "boots" the large file directly
from your hard disk.
To run a program, one option is to start DOS 3.3 Launcher from a program
selector, but running a program from the IIgs System Finder is much easier
since you simply double click on them, which launches them via ProDOS 8.
<<
Anyway, I've been using v1.1 of DOS 3.3 Launcher for a long time to run DOS
3.3 games from my hard drive directly from the GS Finder. When you done
playing, you use the control panel Quit DOS 3.3 Launcher option to return
back to the Finder.
DOS 3.3 Launcher v1.1 can create disk images of single-load binary files,
single or doubled-sided 5.25" disks. And it works great.
The latest version is v2.2 and allows to convert multiple disk image (3+)
games. However, I cannot get v2.2, or v2.0 to work. Anyone use it?
-Jeff
(FINKSTERJ, Cat 7, Top 21, Msg 10)
>>>>>
"""""
OK, I solved my problems with DOS Launcher v2.2!
Apparently later versions of DOS Launcher were made compatible with 8-bit
Apple IIs, whereas version 1.1 only worked on the Apple IIgs using the
message center.
Because of this I think, according to the docs "DOS 3.3 Launcher uses the
ProDOS firmware entry point at $CN00 + ($CNFF), so it will only work with
up to two hard disk partitions per slot" so that ProDOS 8, the P8 DOS 3.3
Launcher program, and the DOS 3.3 image files must only be located on the
first 2 hard drive partitions of any slot.
I must admit it took some researching of some older posts on csa2 to
confirm this before I realized this was the problem. But, now it works!
Previously, ProDOS 8 was on my 1st hard drive partition (i.e. P8 from the
GS System folder), the DOS 3.3 Launcher program on my 2nd partition, and
the image files on my 3rd partition. Moving the image files to the 2nd
partition solved it!
-Jeff
(FINKSTERJ, Cat 7, Top 21, Msg 11)
>>>>>
"""""
Another thing to be aware of while using later versions of DOS 3.3 Launcher
is it makes any changes to the disk image directly to the image file,
whereas earlier versions only made those changes in memory.
While that isn't a problem in of itself, the file must be non-sparse, which
the DOS 3.3 Launcher copy program does when it creates the image file, but
if you later use the Finder or most copy problems to move such files, they
will be made non-sparse again. In that case, use the program's Make
Non-Sparse option.
This is only a problem with disk images that do disk writes of course. If
the image file is locked, or is non-sparse, DOS 3.3 Launcher makes it
write-protected, so games that require writing to the disk will crash or
stop with an error.
-Jeff
(FINKSTERJ, Cat 7, Top 21, Msg 12)
[EOA]
[AWT]
Anniversary of Wolfenstein 3D
"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
Happy eight-years-and-one-week anniversary to Wolfenstein 3D!
(KGAGNE, Cat 14, Top 5, Msg 23)
[EOA]
[IRA]
Interfacing the Roomba Vacuum Cleaner to an Apple II
""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
Make magazine currently blogs about interfacing a Roomba vacuum cleaner to
a computer via a serial cable or a Bluetooth interface adapted via serial.
This brings forth a few possibilities for an Apple II:
Interfacing the Roomba via serial to an Apple II (using Spectrum scripts to
control the vacuum?)
or
Creating a somewhat limited Bluetooth via serial interface for an Apple II.
Ryan
Chief Sysop and head Geek
(A2.RYAN, Cat 17, Top 34, Msg 16)
[EOA]
[SSB]
Sweet16 for BeOS
""""""""""""""""
I spent an hour or so on Sweet16 for Mac OS X tonight, and now I have it
pretty much fully usable. Still trying to figure out how to get Henrik to
respond to my messages...
Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd sheppy@syndicomm.com
Owner, Syndicomm http://www.syndicomm.com
Building communities, bit by bit.
(SYNDICOMM, Cat 29, Top 32, Msg 18)
>>>>>
"""""
Now Sweet16 has an online disks window and I've figured out a way to
support printing from desktop applications without killing myself. It'll
take time to implement, but it wont' be hard.
No response to any of the emails I've sent to a number of email addresses
over the past couple of weeks. Pretty sure I'm quite simply being ignored.
Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd sheppy@syndicomm.com
Owner, Syndicomm http://www.syndicomm.com
Building communities, bit by bit.
(SYNDICOMM, Cat 29, Top 32, Msg 19)
>>>>>
"""""
Now Sweet16 for Mac OS X has its own web page. For no good reason other
than to try to incite people to help pester Henrik into letting me release
it. :D
http://www.sheppyware.net/slydog/
I'm getting pretty obnoxious about it now. ;)
Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd sheppy@syndicomm.com
Owner, Syndicomm http://www.syndicomm.com
Building communities, bit by bit.
(SYNDICOMM, Cat 29, Top 32, Msg 20)
>>>>>
"""""
I haven't fooled with the latest one yet but the one that I did test the
other week was, well... sweet. ;-)
Ryan
Chief Sysop and Head Geek
(A2.RYAN, Cat 29, Top 32, Msg 21)
>>>>>
"""""
Sweet16 on Mac OS X can now print from desktop applications:
http://www.sheppyware.net/slydog/printing/index.html
Still trying hard to reach someone who can give me permission to release
it.
Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd sheppy@syndicomm.com
Owner, Syndicomm http://www.syndicomm.com
Building communities, bit by bit.
(SYNDICOMM, Cat 29, Top 32, Msg 22)
[EOA]
[EWK]
Ethernet With the Windows Version of KEGS
"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
I've been playing around with getting the ethernet working with the windows
version of kegs.
Currently, when marinetti connects, it sends out 50 ARP requests in under 1
second (none of which are answered). I compared the ARP request to other
ones (from a different computer on the network) and the only difference I
could see was that the kegs' target mac address (in the arp request, not
the header) was ff:ff:ff:ff:ff;ff whereas the other one was
00:00:00:00:00:00.
Is it normal for that many arp requests to be sent? How should the kegs ip
address be set? To the host computer's, or to an unused one? I've tried
it both ways with no difference, (although windows gives a warning if you
reuse the host's ip address). The Mac address, is of course, unique to the
network.
Kelvin.
(KWS, Cat 29, Top 41, Msg 53)
>>>>>
"""""
Kelvin,
I think the only one who knows is Geoff. :)
Fortunately he usually hangs around here somewhere.
Ryan
Chief Sysop and Head Geek
(A2.RYAN, Cat 29, Top 41, Msg 54)
>>>>>
"""""
After fooling around with winpcap, it occurred to me that my 'net access is
via wireless ... I suspect the router filters out most traffic (including
the response to my arp request) before broadcasting it over the air.
Using the same mac address as the host computer (but a different ip
address), I did receive an ARP response (this was with winpcap, not kegs,
but the same restrictions would apply either way). Reusing the MAC address
is probably a really bad idea.
Kelvin.
(KWS, Cat 29, Top 41, Msg 55)
[EOA]
[OMF]
OMF Linker
""""""""""
>> I'll accept the challenge for adding the 65816 support for gcc, but this
can't be started until there is a working linker. <<
>> Here are some of the tasks which would be needed to complete this:
OMF support in ld (linker) <<
>> I agree that that's the key, though -- if we had a functional, portable
linker for OMF, we could do a lot of great stuff. <<
I've been working on an OMF linker (written in Java, cross platform) in my
spare time. It's not done yet, however it has progressed to the point where
I don't feel vaporous announcing it. Along with it is a library of OMF
reading/writing/parsing classes, so other Java OMF utilities should be
easier to write.
Kelvin.
(KWS, Cat 58, Top 2, Msg 14)
>>>>>
"""""
That's good news -- can it do anything yet, or is it mostly low-level code
so far?
Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd sheppy@syndicomm.com
Owner, Syndicomm http://www.syndicomm.com
Building communities, bit by bit.
(SYNDICOMM, Cat 58, Top 2, Msg 15)
>>>>>
"""""
It needs a lot more testing :), but it currently handles normal things.
(public/private, code/data segments, multiple files, relocation, etc).
It does not yet do
- libraries
- intersegment stuff
- jump tables
- expressload
- all the error checking it should do
- a lot of other subtle nuances
right now, I'm trying to get a hello world! app to run... it looks ok to
me, but the loader doesn't seem to like it :/
kelvin.
(KWS, Cat 58, Top 2)
>>>>>
"""""
Getting any particular errors from the loader when it tries to process it,
or is it just barfing?
Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd sheppy@syndicomm.com
Owner, Syndicomm http://www.syndicomm.com
Building communities, bit by bit.
(SYNDICOMM, Cat 58, Top 2, Msg 17)
>>>>>
"""""
Kelvin,
Just hearing someone's working on such a thing is exciting (KFest is coming
up, and I need to make sure I don't suck--as do all the rest of you coders
:)
Ryan
Chief Sysop and Head Geek
(A2.RYAN, Cat 58, Top 2, Msg 18)
>>>>>
"""""
Hello World! works! Previously, trying to run it didn't do anything (no
crash, no output...). Turns out, for those that care, you should always
use LCONST records in your executables, not CONST records.
Kelvin.
(KWS, Cat 58, Topic 2, Msg 19)
>>>>>
"""""
Woohoo! That's fantastic news, Kelvin. :)
Ever find any info describing the format of ExpressLoad files?
Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd sheppy@syndicomm.com
Owner, Syndicomm http://www.syndicomm.com
Building communities, bit by bit.
(SYNDICOMM, Cat 58, Top 2, Msg 20)
>>>>>
"""""
I asked Mike Westerfield if he had any documentation on it. He looked
around but couldn't find any. I checked the orca/linker source and it
looks pretty clear. It's somewhat low priority, though, given that:
1) it's not even necessary
2) you can use the express utility to convert it.
Kelvin.
(KWS, Cat 58, Top 2, Msg 21)
>>>>>
"""""
True enough, although implementing it would be nice for the future,
perhaps.
Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd sheppy@syndicomm.com
Owner, Syndicomm http://www.syndicomm.com
Building communities, bit by bit.
(SYNDICOMM, Cat 58, Top 2, Msg 22)
>>>>>
"""""
Any luck with libraries, Kelvin?
Ryan
Chief Sysop and Head Geek
(A2.RYAN, Cat 58, Top 2, Msg 23)
>>>>>
"""""
Libraries now work. I was able to successfully link (and run) an orca/c
version of "hello world". Just doing that requires something like 2 dozen
functions from 2 libraries be linked in.
Currently, the biggest missing functionality is:
- expressload
- dynamic segments/jump tables
- more robust error handling
I've been looking into runtime library support as well. Orca/Linker
doesn't support them, but apple's linker does (sort of).
runtime libraries (rtl) are basically fully compiled and linked code, but
they also have a map of symbol names and the segment/offset where they are
stored. If your program calls a rtl function, it's treated via a jump
table, like dynamic segments. For most purposes, it's probably better to
use a tool rather than a rtl, but they might be better for some purposes.
Kelvin.
(KWS, Cat 58, Top 2, Msg 24)
>>>>>
"""""
Well, I'm inclined to say that runtime library support is pretty low
priority. Getting dynamic segment support in is medium (to me). The big
one I'd like to see is ExpressLoad support, even though it's true there are
tools to expressify programs -- but if you want to do all your building on
your Mac or PC or whatever, it'd be preferable to have it do the Expressing
too.
Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd sheppy@syndicomm.com
Owner, Syndicomm http://www.syndicomm.com
Building communities, bit by bit.
(SYNDICOMM, Cat 58, Top 2, Msg 25)
>>>>>
"""""
I'm really excited about this linker.
Going to have to take another whack at getting MPW IIgs ORCA/C to build on
OS X.
Eric "Sheppy" Shepherd sheppy@syndicomm.com
Owner, Syndicomm http://www.syndicomm.com
Building communities, bit by bit.
(SYNDICOMM, Cat 58, Top 2, Msg 26)
[EOA]
[ANS]-------------------------------
ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM SYNDICOMM |
------------------------------------
by Lyle Syverson <lyle@foxvalley.net>
[TSU]
TO SIGN UP FOR SYNDICOMM ONLINE
"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
Please visit our web site at http://www.syndicomm.com for information or to
sign up!
(Logon message)
[EOA]
[LTE]-------------------------------
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR |
------------------------------------
NO LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THIS MONTH
"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
The mail box for Letters to the Editor remained empty this month.
[EOA]
AN INVITATION
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Express your opinions about the comings and goings in the world of the
Apple II computers.
Send your comments to Lyle Syverson, Editor <lyle@FoxValley.net>
The Editor reserves the right to edit any material submitted.
The Editor reserves the right to reject any material he considers
unsuitable for publication in _The Lamp!_.
[EOA]
[KF6]------------------------------
KFest 2006 |
-----------------------------------
[KFS]
KansasFest 2006
"""""""""""""""
is scheduled for July 18th-23rd, 2006
Mark your calendar... start saving some money. :)
[EOA]
[INN]------------------------------
EXTRA INNINGS |
-----------------------------------
About The Lamp! The Lamp! is published on the fifteenth of every month on
""""""""""""""" the WEB at: http://lamp.a2central.com/
This publication produced entirely with real or emulated Apple II computers
using Appleworks 5.1 and Hermes. Apple II Forever!
* The Lamp! is (c) copyright 2006 by Ryan M. Suenaga, M.S.W. All
rights reserved.
* To reach The Lamp! on Internet email send mail to
thelamp@sheppyware.net
* All issues of The Lamp! are available at The Lamp! Home Page,
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