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From: crew@pro-harvest.cts.com (Chris Wicklein)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: CP/M on IIgs
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Date: 23 May 90 22:40:13 GMT
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In-Reply-To: message from lyle@netcom.UUCP

   Well, I'd mail this reply, Lyle, but it won't go. CP/M cards are availible
from a variety of sources, including AE. Microsoft made the first Apple II
CP/M card, many years ago. CP/M is used far less often than even DOS 3.2.1 (I
think), but because of CP/M's popularity when the Apple II premired, there is
a good supply of obscure Apple II CP/M software. Yea, you can use CP/M on a
IIgs, and many HDs support it. The cards with CP/M and a 2MHz Z80B are fairly
cheap these days.

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Gosh, I finally figured out how to edit my .SIGNATURE file, and I can't think
of much to say.

Send me questions, comments, and anything else I might find interesting.