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From: greg@hoss.unl.edu (Hammer T. H.)
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Subject: Re: WANTED: Apple ][ emulator for IBM PC
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Date: 7 Dec 90 22:07:35 GMT
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... fordke@infonode.ingr.com (Keith Ford x8614) writes:
>In article <4818@husc6.harvard.edu> you write:

>>Ideally, the program would do apple2 graphics using C/E/VGA and
>>also read apple2 disks from the IBM drives.

>I have a board that will plug into a PC machine and is an Apple //e
>co-processor.

Sometimes a board is not a viable option.  I know of someone here in
Nebraska that wrote an Apple ][ emulator for a PC compat., and would do
high-res graphics.  He says he wrote it all himself.  One bug he has found
was that, when exiting the emulator, he didn't reset the screen to
standard mode, so you'd be back in the PC mode in 40 columns and such.
Seemed to do it pretty well, but he didn't demonstrate all the features.
I could ask him some more about it.

Remember, it is just an Apple ][, not //e emulator.  It could be a ][+.

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