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From: owen@dg_rtp.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.micro.apple
Subject: Re: Double Hi-Resolution Graphics on IIe (Information Request)
Message-ID: <84@dg_rtp.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 9-Jan-86 12:07:49 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan  9 12:07:49 1986
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Organization: Data General, RTP North Carolina
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> Some time ago I posted a request for information on the use of double
> hi-resolution graphics with the Apple IIe.

> the soft-switches indicated by my IIe Reference Manual.  They did not
> elicit the desired responses.  The manual is unclear ...

	I tried using the soft switches listed in the Microsoft manual
that came with the Premium Softcard IIe I'm using.  They also failed to put
double hi-res graphics on my screen.

> Has anyone out there examined this supposed feature?

	Yes, I've sure tried!

> Can anyone explain how to use it, either from Basic, or Machine level?

	No, and I'm getting upset.

> Does anyone know if certain models of IIe might be lacking this feature?
> Can anyone recommend an article, text, person, which/who can supply this
> information?

	I seem to recall that "revision A" motherboards don't support double
hi-res according to the Microsoft manuals.  Maybe if I compare the stuff in
the IIe reference manual (I didn't realize it was there) ...

	I, too, would appreciate any help any kind soul would care to give.

> G.H.A.

						Karl M. Owen


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				Karl M. Owen
				Data General, RTP, NC
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