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From: LYMAN@IASSNS.BITNET
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Subject: Double HI-RES gfx
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Date: Mon, 11-May-87 23:04:00 EDT
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Posted: Mon May 11 23:04:00 1987
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I have heard the term bandied about in computer magazine, and by IIe owners.
What is it?  I presume that it isn't available to us ][+ holdouts.

Another question, if I finally solve my timing problems and get my 6502
up to a 65C02, (my ][+ started life as a ][), and buy, for example, a
RAM-FACTOR board to expand to >= 128K, could I now run IIe software which
bills itself as needing 128K.  I know that A.E. gives an Appleworks patch.
What about Apple Logo?  etc.?  in other words would it be hit or miss for
the rest?  Would I need some further upgrade?

Sorry if the previous C pgm bores some of you, but when I spent that long
getting the memory organization straight in my own mind, I figured I
wanted to save the time of any kindred spirits out there.  Not that it
would necessarily be difficult for anyone else.

Lyman Hurd
lyman@iassns.bitnet
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