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From: mcgurrin@MITRE.ARPA.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: apple ][ and disk drives
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Date: Fri, 30-Jan-87 18:50:58 EST
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Posted: Fri Jan 30 18:50:58 1987
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Sorry to post this, but the return path didn't work.  16 sector disks
(DOS 3.3) work fine on a plain ][, provided the appropriate chips are on
the disk controller card.  To the best of my recollection, no motherboard
chips change with the upgrade from 3.2.1 (granted my memory is foggy, 
it was a long, long time ago).  If you for some reason need to convert,
though, the program you are looking for is NIFFUM (clever, huh).

You didn't ask, but one word of warning, just because a program will run
on a ][+ with 48K doesn't mean it will run on a ][ with 64K (Applesoft
in RAM vs. ROM).  An example is SSI's Computer Quarterback and at least
some issues of Softdisk magazine.  Many companies don't even know if
their software will run on a plain ][, never the less, much will, and
there's still life in the ][ yet (even if I do plan to finally get a 
new Apple (a GS) soon.  Let me know if you have any other questions...
antique users need to stick together!