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From: BEASON@GENESEO.BITNET (Bob Beason)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: RE: Apple II/III modem
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Date: 12 Feb 91 12:50:00 GMT
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From:   GENVA::MEISEL       "David D. Meisel" 30-JAN-1991 08:34:26.39
To:     GENVA::BEASON
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Subj:   RE: Apple /// question

Answer to questions on Apple II/III
1) Any external modem that works through serial port...AIII has built in
serial port..AII will need serial card like Superserial plus modem. The AII
should have serial card in slot 2 if printer already in slot 1
should have serial card in slot 2 if printer already in slot 1. For the AII
there are a variety of programs...we have used Kermit with success. Ask
your local computer center to get for you.
        For the AIII there is little choice...Apple had one and there was one
called XMODEM plus a crude Kermit. (I am office now and can get details
when I am at home where my AIII is setup)
        The stuff I have was not originall PD but the company that handled is
PAIR Software and may be out of business so it may not matter.
        The AIII interp file is a compiled application or language file. There
has to be an interp file because it translates AIII code to 6502 code.
        There used to be a AIII bulletinboard, but it is probably defunct.
        If you don't get any other response get back to me and I will see
what I have among my AIII software files. -DD Meisel