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From: mdavis@pro-sol.cts.com (Morgan Davis)
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Subject: Re: Apple //c & Proline
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Date: 12 Oct 89 08:01:08 GMT
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David Douthitt writes:
> does this mean that ModemWorks does not support the IIc?

No, it does not mean that.  My point about MDG's reluctance to recommend
ProLine as a BBS for Apple IIc owners was simply due to the level of knowledge
needed to set up a IIc properly for such a BBS.  The software will run just
fine on *any* Apple II series machine that runs ProDOS.  With all the work I
do coding, I'm not left with a lot of time to spend on the phone handling
technical support calls.  I think for most IIc owners, trying to get ProLine
up and running would entail many headaches because of hardware restrictions.
You're the exception, of course, and I know there are others, too.  You are
also the minority.

In sum, ModemWorks and AmperWorks (and, of course, ProLine) will run on any
Apple II machine that runs ProDOS when the hardware is properly equipped.
And, that is easier to do on other Apple II machines -- the IIc is a bit more
difficult.

--Morgan Davis

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