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From: Bob_BobR_Retelle@cup.portal.com
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Subject: Re: Shareware Mac
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Date: 7 Dec 89 07:48:44 GMT
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Pit Capitain, the author of the ALADIN Mac emulator has replied to a lot
of the questions and comments about his offer to release the ALADIN
emulator as shareware...
 
One thing I've been wondering about though, is how exactly was the ALADIN
implemented..?    Obviously it's a disk based, software emulator.. but,
how was the problem of needing Mac ROMs addressed..?
 
Was a cartridge similar to the Magic Sac offered to hold the ROMs..?  Were
you required to figure out something on your own to hold the ROMs..?
What exactly was a running configuration of ALADIN like..?
 
BobR