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From: ranger@ecsvax.UUCP (Rick N. Fincher)
Newsgroups: net.micro.apple
Subject: Re: Can Apple // PRODOS software run on an Apple ///
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Date: Wed, 5-Nov-86 16:14:39 EST
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Summary: Prodos on  ///

> ProDos.  I'm wondering how close are they?  Can ProDos data disks be
> read by an Apple /// under SOS and vice-versa?  Will ProDos software 
> work on an Apple /// under SOS?  Will ProDos work on an Apple ///?
> How about compatiblity between Apple II's or //'s running CPM and 
> Apple /// CPM?
> 

Prodos and SOS data files are interchangable.  /// Easy Pieces is
almost identical to AppleWorks and their data files are interchangeable.
The Apple /// cannot run prodos or Prodos software in the native mode.
Sine the emulation mode only has 48K you must buy a //e emulator from
Titan Technologies to run Prodos and Prodos software on the ///.
Prodos requires 64K.

Rick Fincher