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From: alfter@uns-helios.nevada.edu (SCOTT ALFTER)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: Apple /// & profile
Keywords: apple /// profile
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Date: 2 Nov 90 04:33:28 GMT
References: <321@flight.UUCP> <1990Nov1.122833.12003@nstn.ns.ca> <323@flight.UUCP>
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In article <323@flight.UUCP> george@flight.UUCP (George Rachor ) writes:
>  Does apple ][ emualation mode emulate a ][+ or ][e?  Am I limited to dos3.3
>while in ][e emulation mode?  Is the sos environment worth getting into?

I don't know about what emulation the Apple III would give you; II
Plus sounds more likely since the III predates the IIe.  If the
emulation mode gives you the equivalent of a language card, you should
also be able to run ProDOS (in fact, ProDOS identifies the machine
it's running on when you start it; I'm fairly sure ProDOS will
identify the Apple III).  SOS might be interesting from a historical
standpoint, but it's basically the predecessor to ProDOS.  Also, you
might check that box of software for a package called "III E-Z
Pieces;" that program was the predecessor to that all-time favorite
integrated software package, AppleWorks.

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