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From: halp@batcomputer.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Disk recommendation for //e
Message-ID: <507@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu>
Date: Wed, 25-Mar-87 20:33:13 EST
Article-I.D.: batcompu.507
Posted: Wed Mar 25 20:33:13 1987
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Reply-To: halp@batcomputer.UUCP (Bruce P. Halpern)
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Summary:Try Apple Unidisk 3.5
Sender:halp@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu
Followup-To:DickBinder

In article <8703192332.AA07621@decwrl.dec.com> binder@fizbin.DEC.COM ("Put it on my tab.") writes:
>>     I am in the process of looking for a disk drive for my apple IIe
>>   that can store more the 128k. I would like to go to something around
>>   400k or so k. I am looking for suggestions, comments, and experencies.
>>   Any help will be very helpfull. Please reply E-Mail.
>>
>>                                        afn@k.cc.purdue.edu


I am using Apple Unidisk on my ][c and ][e. Acquired them a few weeks ago, via 
Apple Educational Discound program purchase. The are very good, fast, easy to 
use, and can, if necessary, be serviced by local Apple people. I should have 
been more specific. It's Unidisk 3.5. Provides 800K.                    

By the way, I just tried ProLink, a program that allows a Macintosh with a 
800k 3.5 in drive to read Apple ][ 3.5" text (ASCII) files written under 
ProDos (e.g., AppleWorks), and allows Mac text files to be written to a 
800k disk that the Apple ][ can read. It works well, and easily, in both 
directions.

                       Bruce P. Halpern

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