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From: mbrookov@udenva.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Appleworks / system clock / extended ram
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Date: Thu, 16-Apr-87 10:08:28 EST
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Posted: Thu Apr 16 10:08:28 1987
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In article <8704142141.aa06728@SPARK.BRL.ARPA> SAW4332@RITVAX.BITNET writes:
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>        Appleworks 2.0 does not read the GS time clock unless you load into
>the ramdrive (don't ask me why).  If you are accessing Appleworks from the
>IIgs System disk, you will never get the full desktop.  You have to boot
>Appleworks seporately, then.

  Most AppleWorks come with prodos 1.1.1, which does not recongize the
//GS system clock. Try putting Prodos 8 1.2 on the AppleWorks disk, and
then booting the AppleWorks directly.  It should read the clock because
Appleworks lets Prodos read the clock. Prodos 8 does recognize the //GS
clock.

>        Appleworks of previous versions will not allow you access to any
>of the GS special enhancements (ramdrive, extra memory, clock, etc.)  You
>need Version 2.0 (or higher if there is such an animal).
  Yes, there is a version 2.0 ov AppleWorks, see a dealer, I think they
want $50 to update your AppleWorks.

                                        Matt Brookover