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From: dcr3567@ultb.isc.rit.edu (D.C. Richardson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Apple II emulator
Message-ID: <2501@ultb.isc.rit.edu>
Date: 18 Mar 90 20:00:24 GMT
References: <38833@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu>
Reply-To: dcr3567@ultb.isc.rit.edu (D.C. Richardson )
Organization: Information Systems and Computing @ RIT, Rochester, New York
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In article <38833@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu> jfath@silver.ucs.indiana.edu (jerome fath) writes:
>I wrote the emulator from scratch before I was aware of the similar project
>talked about on the net recently.  The project has been mostly ignored for
>the last six months because I can't think of a leagal means of supplying
>the needed Apple II roms.  Would a program that could be run on a II to
>save the ROMS to disk incurr the wrath of Apple's legal department?  I
>think so.  Are there clone ROMS (Franklin, Laser, etc.) available?
>
>If I could solve this problem I would be happy to finish the program
>and make it available.  Any ideas

What about putting it at an anon. FTP site? (Semi-Smiley ;)

I would really like  package like this.  I don't think a program to copy
the ROMs to disk is illegal.. especially if I use it to copy the ROMs
out of MY Apple //c (Can it use //c ROMs?)  Remember, building a gun
that is used for murder is not illegal.  (Modern Logic Inc.)

-Dan
-- 
Daniel C. Richardson
Rochester Institute Of Technology     /    Mechanical Engineering Dept.
"Everyone Needs A Few Useless Toys Now And Then.. I Just Happen To Have
More Than Average!" - Technology Crazed Student