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From: hall@ittral.UUCP (Doug Hall)
Newsgroups: net.micro.apple
Subject: Re:  The Apple //c"s specs (long)
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Date: Mon, 14-May-84 01:04:58 EDT
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Posted: Mon May 14 01:04:58 1984
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The Apple //e is tricky to use in 80 column mode??? C'mon, gimmie a break!!
For the majority of the software that I use, 80 column mode is the ONLY way to
go. Apple Pascal boots up in 80 columns with no problems whatsoever. (Heck,
I've never even seen Pascal in 40 columns!) Applewriter //e, Prodos, and
MVP Forth all use the 80 column card without a hitch. The only time you will
run into problems with 80 columns is when someone wrote their own character
output routines and wrote them especially for the 40 column screen.

          Sitting at my Apple//e, staring at the 80 column screen,

                                  Doug Hall
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