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From: jasona@pro-europa.cts.com (Jason Asbahr)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Hmm...
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Date: 12 Jul 89 01:00:16 GMT
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Ok, here's a few questions for the Apple gurus...
 
   o Is it possible to use an Apple ][e without a disk card in slot 6?
     Without a disk card at all?  (I have a //c, so I've never been
     able to try :)...)  If so, can it be "booted" from another computer...
      say a Vax or another Apple?   
 
   o Hows does an Apple ][e deal with slots, anyway?  As extra memory
     locations?  As just something-to-throw-data-at-with-firmware?
 
   o In my //c tech manual it lists some differences between the //c
     and the earlier models.  The //c doesn't have an "internal game
     I/O connectory (hence no game output)."  Game output?  Internally
     controlled switches for blinking lights or some-such gizmo?  
     Anyone have any details on this?
 
    Thanks a lot,
 
        -Jason
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