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Date: Tue, 7-Apr-87 21:20:49 EST
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I'm in the process of testing my Apple II software collection on the IIGS.
So far, even most of the copy-protected software boots and appears to run
okay, although in several instances I couldn't boot it directly but had to
"pre-boot" some other software, e.g. Penguin's Transylvania double-res,
first.  I don't know why this would help, but my guess is that it sets
some soft switches that are just ASSUMED by the difficult software.

I have found a few games that I can't get to run on the IIGS at all.

I'll post a list of what worked and what didn't when I finish my
investigation.